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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13

0Psnnsy.vania has appropriated Two thousand dol
lars to aid the cause Of colonization.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13

C-It is said that Kossuth wioceive material aid to
the amount Of fifty thousand dollars, in Massachusetts
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY II, 1859.
Legislative summary.

SENArE-Yesterday in the forenoon petitions
presented by Messrs. Walker and Logan. Reports were
made from select committees. The following bills pas
sed prevent the destruction Of human life by railroads
ayes 80, for the government and support Of
the Institution for the education of the Deaf and Dumb
ayes a. 10; regulating descents and the appor
tionment Of estaesayes a. 10; encourage the
growth Of silk-ayes 81, noes Z touching easements
ayes 50, noes q for the encouragement Of fire sompa
Messages 81 in relation special elecions-ayes 81
Bills on the second reading and messages Of the House
were under consideration.
The afternoon was occupied in the consideration of
reports from select committees bills second reading
messages of the House, &c.
HoUsE.-Temperance petitions presented by
Messrs Lindsay Of H., and Mcconnell, Mr.. Holman
ported back from the Judiciary committee the bill rela
tive to ngitives rem justice which was laid on the Ia
BILE number Of bills read in committee Of the
whce and ordered to be ensrossed. bill for the SUBJ
scrpou to and of the public newspapers
printed in this State; passed-ayes g. noes IL. bill
prescribing the powers and duties of Justices of the
Peace in State prosecutions passed-ayes TO- noes 3.
bill concerning the partition Of lands; passed-ayes
72, noes 6. bill regarding landlords and tenants,
lessons and lessees; passed-ayes IS, noes g. bill
declaring what documents shall be published along with
the revised statutes; passed-ayes 67 noes 10.
In the afternoon the House passed bill concerning
commissions certificates, and designations OF off,
cers-ayes 20 noes none. A bill to authorize the
tiers Of Spencer and Perry counties to create new
county out of said countless passed-ayes II, noes 3.
bill organize supreme court, and prescribe the juris
dietion of the judges thereof Passed-ayes II, noes
A bill providing for organization Of circuit courts,
&c., passed-ayes "a, 3. bill touching official
bonds and oaths, passed-ayes II, noes l. A bill con.
corning liens of mechanics and others. passed without
opposition bill concerning the three per cent fund
and the management thereof, passed-ayes ", noes
A bill regulating county prisons, passed--ayes r.
noes A. A bill for the Incorporation Of high schools
academies, colleges, &C., passed-ayes So, s.
joint resolution relative donating the Government
lands in the State of Indiana TO the State passcd-ays
10 1. joint resolution in relation 10 the prac
tce and pleadings in the United States Court, passed
ayes IS, 1. The bill providing Tor the sale o.
the Governors House ost-syes Is, noes 67. A
bill authorize the formation OF voluntary associations
passed-ayes TO- noes3. large number Of bills were
read second time This has been he isOrkng day o
the session in the House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
Nay sh 1867.

Jahuary last.
Nay sth, 1852.
He says, among other
things, "The Governor con.
verted this s31 ,450 Of Rail
road stock into $50 ,339 Of
2 per cent. Bonds. :
"ln this transaction the
State has lost q large sum o.
money"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
$500

The reader Will ihus what confidence is to be
placed in the Statements of editor who changes front
with every chahgeof the moon.
He only maintains that the interest Of the State
in the road is Of value, bat he emphacaly says that
the other roads ,H render its stock Of Gerry lals rsus"
Our opinion is, that the Governor has some financial
SKILL when he converts ssi 45O of Railroad stock Of ZEN
little ralue into sixty thousand dollars Of the principal
Of our State Debt
Was ii good policy for he State of Indiana to buy
her own debts at 53cents the dollar with stock in
Railroad that according the sagscous editor of the
Journal, Of but "Iitfle Ualus."
As further evidence Of the superiority of Governor
Wrghts financial abilities place in contrast this
specimen Of bis Skill with that of Milton Siapp, late
Wing Fund commissioner.
May sfh, 1854. October, 1870
GOV. WEIGHTS FINANCIAL MILTON sTAPP's FINANCIAL
SKILL. SKILL.
With S3l ,450 of stock in On page az Of the Senate
the Madison and Indangpo- and House documents of
lis Railroad, Gov. Wright, 1923 General Stapp, in
through Auditor Ellis, response TO Governor Noble,
brings home $50 339 Of the gives the following nlor
principal Of the State Debt nation: In October is40
Of Indiana. thirty-two bonds were sold
to Dodge, at So per cent.
At the time of the sale
Dodge paid $1,000 in bills Of
Washington County Bank
Maine, and Afterwards paid
sl2, 900 in other bills Of the
same Matchmaking $50.
600, which was deposited
with Drew, Robinson, Il
Co., TO be put into cirouls-
ton after the first week in
February. 1s4I Ito which
time it to be kept but
before the first week in Feb
ruary had arrived the Bank
had exploded, and the bills
Jbecdme WORTHLESS.
People Of Indiana here is striking contrast between
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13

AUSTIN Il. BROWN, Publisher,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16
PIaRiarism-Reply TO MIR. Lippard.
To the Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune:

PoUHKEEPsrE, Saturday, June u, 1851
In your paper of this morning, under the
head of "a Charge of Plagiarism find the following
"And Mr. Losing, in his Field Book of the Revolution
does me the honor to use certain incident In regard to
the signing Of the Declaration Of Independence, whcs
he found in no other book than Washington and ais
Generals aforesaid" The paragraph is signed by
Gro IrPpAHp. To what "incident" Mr. Lippard refers
Lam a. ignorant as of the contents OF his Wash
inV,on and his Generals !" book have never opened,
and believe never sav the covers Of In the prepare
ZION of the Field Book careful to consult none but
reliable authorities and did not therefore, waste time
in reading Mr. Lppards remarkable work.
"Soue write narrative of wars. and feats
Ofheroe, little known and CAL the rant
An history" ICo"PerS lsA'
Had ventured to quote Mr.. LipPard, should GER
tainy with cautious PEN have given his name as spon
sor agree with you, that Pagariin, 10 any case Is
bad but plagiarism from Mr.. Lippard evinces not oay
knavery but bad taste"
respectfully decline my share of the honor, gener'
ousy offered by Mr.. Lippard to Mr.. Headley' Messr'
Bunce and myself namely the lnesimable privilege OF
placing our names upon the title pages of his books n
the expressive phraseology of Mr. Lippsrd himself
Weak is the mani say-he's weak indeed,
Who leans for srength-aye strength on broken reed,
Fool is the man ! say that mans JOof!
Who seeks for gems In every emerald pool
KDsve is the manage, knave OF fou est creed,
Who steals from Others what he does not need -,
Weak-Eool-snd kHGre-(Ho' these are censures hsrd,
Butthey are just who steals from p ~" ~ y.
humbly promise, Messrs. Editors, to avoid quoting
anything in future having the least resemblance to Nc
Lippard's productions.
Yours, &c, BENSON J. LOSING
rg7 We are sorry to see MIR. Losing so much
stirred up, and making so fierce response to his
sccuser. But as he had been accused we are con-
strained to give place to his rejoinder in such
language as he chooses to couch it. Ed. Trib.
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.-.-...,.. - r., euoo ana aim the contract made
Viii him for opening the route over tne 49,, 800 ,hs
s.s,,s. The inforrnssion c4rnc Ia iefter from te
g. ~ ~svtso az he above date, which 10 the very
ih the four Ministers formally resigned their
-. IN consequences, they said, oil NOT having
s,rd the condolences Of Congress In the Tenauntepec
.esir TIE Zempoaheca OF Jslapa, believes that the
Pres5ent bss persuaded the Ministers TO Withdraw the
ts disrrysiop on the tariff still proceedtg In Con.
,ress The Monitor calls all msmbers n forget per.
sorsldierence sacrifice their cherished opinions, and
mite IN passing measure OF the Kind for the sal
walton oftAe country. $1,000
The senate has passed bill approprisang $50 900 for
the repairs Of the National Road between Vera Cruz
and Perote L,
compspsops have arrived Ia the City Of Mexico on
friendly visit tn the President and Congress
The Monitor announces ,ae arnvs "a ,hs osr3oo Of
Tour persops condeDe5 to death for havins TAKEN Pa.t
IN thr attack on Msfsmoros BY Csravajal IA tne ni!n
80 I.,ohey last Two of them are Mexlc9ns, ana Two
SsSicsns and thew were all private soldiers writer
A. tbe Monitor urges upon the Government the Pohcy
~ well 90 humanity Of pardoDing these cnmnAs ana
prsises the mssDsnmiiy OF the lanes OF MFamoros
The commanding officer 10 0-jsca writes 30 the MIN
fer of War under date Of the Oh inst stating that tue
schooner Amphitriie from Psnama bound tor Cantor
nis ashore the village oil rautepec ana tnaI
the passengers and crew. with the exception OF nine
Who we're too sick 10 travel had been forwarded ID
Acapulco their request by the authorizes OF the
Detachment Of Jsmihepec. They were mostly Amer
icspt and the American Consul at Acapulco was 70
refund the expense Of their snst through the country
The Legislature OF Tsmaulpss bad established toll
nj the gates Of Matamoros and Camargo OF one shilling
load. the proceeds to be applied 70 the opening of
new roads, repairing the old ones, and constructing
brdges a.,
The Vera Cruz Eco del Comercto, OF the 2Oth, an
noupees the completion Of the teegraphic line between
Vera Cruz and the City Of Mexico.
The Legisatu OF GUsnsuato has authorized the Gov
srumt 70 take steps for the establishment OF tee
graphic line between Vera Cruz and San Bias, on tne
facifc
The Eco says that recently Don Victor Perret acc pm
panied by a servant going from Nopaucan TO Pueb
L. when he met an armed party who were hunting tor
ebievcs He took them for robbers aud Immediately
fred upon them killing the Captain and one OF the sol;
1iers The rest of the party exasperated at the fa OF
fber Captain discharged their pieces at Senior Ferret
..d seriously wounded him and his servant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16

dual But ibis doctrine would lead 30 universal anarchy
The Catholic Church does not have such a delcste
ouesriop 10 be decided by private judgment private
rrudice but commits the decision 70 the clergy Hence,
there Il DO danger OF the higher a1 being acted on,
excent In clear cases Of collision between the Legsla
ture and God Then the priest decides that God IL be
obe, ed rather than msn and the people will follow
Theoanser In ihs country from rsdicaism This the
Catholic Church always Opposes tinvsriahy sets itself
sssinst lbolisioueIn KOssuthsn, QuixOtism and all
N. insane inventions OF modern Mes Llghtism.
When foreign demagogues strive 20 fan the fires Of Rev
oluiiopism and Involve our country In the iOmened
opsrrels Of Europe Catholicism Idly breasts the
rem, ot fanstca excitement and forbids her children 10
tske mart In the agitation When ncendlay efforts
made 10 array one section Of country against
another end adopt which tend 10 destroy the
national compact Catholicism always is found on the
size of the Union Not that civil liberty de-
ponds on Republican Institutions To suppose this
L a mistake It proceeds not from political bat
frep civil institutions, which we inherited from
Cd England, in her besI and most glorious days
n cafhoTciry Such as the Common Law an in
dependent Judiciary and TnI by Jury. NJ ,dern
rsdicalis even In the noble State of New.York has
struck severe blow at these ancient andm rks You
have codifed the Common Law, till you have codied
away many Of its best features By m4king the Judge
elective serving for limited period, and eligible for
secopd time you bring them into tue impure arena OF
party politics This radical tendency the chief
dancer of our Republic There rem sdy 70 be
fouI forirn Professionalism. In the mOihery bosom OF
the Catholic Church alone, the influences which
would make this country, the chosen home Of relli
Sence freedom and religion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16
Eric NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Travel.

The arrangements for the accommoda-
ton Of travellers by the Eric Railroad for the present
season. very complete and offer unusual facilities TO
tourists and pleasure Travellers wen to those
whose business requires rapid transit Six traiAs leave
the City daily the hrst al GA O'Clock In the morning
running express to Dunkirk, and there connecting,
without delay, with safe aud swift steamers for Ceve.
hand and for Toledo, the termination of the Michigan
Southern Railroad BY the Cleveland Line, passengers
are taken through by railroad from Cleveland to Gin
c;nna,i in thirty hours from Newiork and that
too without loss OF sleep By the Toledo Line passen
GERS reach Chiesgo In about fory~o hours, the
Michigan Southern Railroad Trains leave Dunkirk for
Erie Pa several tines day. so that those who prefer
travelling by land can take Pleasure travel
era taking this train ard wishing to stop over night
win end excelet hotels Binghamton, Oweso Eniira
and Corning and can their journey in either OF
che two trains which pass through shose places next
morning Persons going 10 Niagara Falls or to Buffalo
can ssx over night at either OF the three first named
paces md 20 on next morning, thus avoiding night
travel ,.,,.L ..s s,o0. .,
III ,he .a,ions and affords better opportunities Tor
viewing the magnificent scenery with WINCH tne rosa
shoupds than the express trins Passengers oy tals
rsn can remain over night at the same places as ABOVE
and resume their journey In the same way e
boat leaves nj half past three, tekng .Ui
Rocklapd and Orange Counties, by way OF fesnlou1
the other Trims running through New,Jersey' tus
route saordss pleasant sail up the Norm hef AZ "a
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THE CROPS.
- The Virginia Herald, Ffedericks-

II The Virginia Herald, Ffedericks-
burgh City, Va, rays
awe have conversed recently with several inteli'
gent gentlemen from Orange who assure u' that the dam
sge obe growing crop OF ~heatn that connYOy reason
of the Iavages of the Joint wOrm is much greater than
generally Anticipated and must prove disastrous nJt
only TO the farmers, hut those with whom they nave
heretofore traded They estimate that one hundred aud
fifty 20 acre feds have been totally Destroyed, rom
which not even the seed that will be gathered
while but few fields have entirely escaped Inc Tear
now that the joint worm may continue us Tavages ioI
years to come, the case in Maryland trom ieO'
to 1870 For period of thirteen years Maryland farm
ers were OverTun by this fell destroyer, notwithsnd
ing all their remedial appliances and resorts IL rs TO Oe
peculiarly regretted that misfortune has ro~ned on tne
Orange farmers this year. Many OF them had lnVes1eu
heavily In guano ana relied the growing crops to pay
the expenditure. but this reliance has now been s~e
away improvements are makns 10 gvethesetarmers IN
creased facilities market but they will be prevented
from giving oftheir to build these lines 50 tnAtH
will be futile n look 10 that region for private suoscrP
tons to lines of Improvement
e The Chambers (Ala.) Tribune, OF
the 4th inst says greater quantity OF corn, wheat
oats and rye, tlan known before, is now grow
ing in the counties which compose this Judicial circuit
Wheat very promising everywhere until Few DAYS
since In this county, The rust appeared lat week sns
We much iesr viii greatly affect the crop. Taere
is said to be- also good oe,l oi smut
IL The Rockville md J Journal says
The wheat crop of our country will turn out we'll VITA
out ufCloclL II IL ~ All III dutus c9SH'.
lstteTDg appearance Corn Is looking tulerally well
oats not so well. large crop of potatoes has been
plsnted Clover looks we'll, and some lots about our
town worth ride OF twenty miles to see.'
II The Hordrd Gazette says: There
is good prospect Of fine crops Of wheat aud rye but
the weather has been cool OF late for the Ca
Tburdsy light there slight frost, though we have
not heard of any general damage from IL
~ The Cumberland Miners Journal
that the crops in Aegany County are in fac con
ditiOu
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Philadelphia News Items.

COrrespOnde ace Ol The y. 7. ITIDIhe,
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, June 10, 1882.
The sun Is blazing above Us 10 day, and
"some fiery Devil hovers in the air. with all the feryor
Of the Summer sOlstce-the heat IL intense, yet our
fremen promptly answered the alarm bell this morning
when the store of Coleman, KeIton & Campbell, in
North Water ST. above Race accidentally dred by
friction The second story stored with cotton and
another with hay md while the cotton Was burning the
hay caught fire from friction There were 90 bales Of
cotton on store belonging TO W. T. Newlin Insured for
$4,000 in the Pennsy vani and 81 OU0 in the American
Insurance Company. X. & c. had heavy stock of
iron. which was much damaged by water
iured himself by fall yesterday, causing his death
Crowds bound to the political Mecca
have passed and are passing through our city |
saw Dawson aJmond, and several Others OF the corps
editorial at Bridge & Vests last evening The whole
delegation started this afternoon with music and ban
ntrs aud in fine spirits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16
FARMLAND.

WHEN violet odors ill the air,
When May is pink In hedge and lea,
Wild yearnings seize me unaware,
And dim old lODgings wake In me
And believe ia Fairyland.
When sunset fades along the west,
In blue, and green, and lilac bowers
/ hear the uunpets OF the Best
Blown from those old forgotten towers
And believe in Fairyland.
When summer comes with bloom and leaf,
And looks and laughs thro wayering trees;
When crimson peach ana golden sheaf
Hang ripening in the sun and breeze
Then believe in Fairyland.
When kindness half woui look like love,
10 eyes that give, yet veil their light;
When song and fragrance float above,
And easements open on The night
Then believe in Fairy land.
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MAIL GLEANINGS.

~ The Louisville Journal says a Mr..
Boone now living, who is a nephew of Daniel zone
ard who born ~ BOOnsbOTO' toe fret m ale
ctild bern In Kentucky An anecdOte told by Mr.
Kinbley would seem 10 corrOborae strongly the justice
OF his own claim the honor. He says that mem.
bers very vvidy, that hen he was small child, ID
lei Boone 10 bis fathers but and nearly frightened
him 10 death by zing him 10 his arms aud strding
toward the door a 10 make ut with hi exciaiming
at the time 10 the old gentleman Come aud
my GIFTS II you them, but must have the first
boy born in Kentucky
II The editor of The Wyoming County
Mirror wants Convention Of editors e,aer az Rlehes
ter Csnsndsl ua for the benefit OF the frasrD;y in
Western NewYork The editor aforesaid says - We
for the purpose Of cul;ivsiing acquaintance
and want protect ourselves against publish.
in cities, who are cousinusly pumping for
editorial pus promising exchange &c. and Who after
they have succeeded In getting their publications adver
ed CT pulled do not ulhl on heir part We want me
fer these ana various other purposes. VINO says
Yes"
HThe Telegraph has already announced
the loss of the schooner Marian, Buffalo, on Wednes
day night IL appears that all on board CONSISTING Of
four men, psmely Robert Mcdonald, Lahey Mel can
Malcolm Mclean and Patrick McFadden, were lost
The Captain and Ma had gone shore for assistance
and about pull back 10 the schooner when tie
squat which drove her the breakwater struck her
On the same night steamer supp sed 70 be the
Charter went ashore the CAnada side Long Point
K In the town of Jackson, La, on the
22d ult election had to ties; the sense Of the
people TIE r1prey Of issuing licenses for the sale
Of liquor. The vote stood follows: No license -
healse BY the quart, 10; license, ? license oy the
elsss, so the Maine Liquor Law exists in Jackson
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AmrsEnESrs, &C, THIS DAY AND EvESI'

AMTSEMENTS, hCb THIS OAt Az -.'@-'N'
Cas,e Garden; Ballet-S athaniel-Rousset Fanny.
Nbio's-C Comedy arce-Dancss, sc.
uroadvay 1b-at.r-M assaIie. lt-Nllow COpse'
RI tons Th-ater- Pare and Londun fh.
Ivceuul Thsater--G V. Brooke IN Hamlet. -
Rarnuu's Cerean Sculpture ana ~
s,,i.' c.nosm.- Asa Minor-Dsv am tysnint
g. Donet,is Comic Troupe Trained Animals.
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CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF THR tt

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
Delatouy's Cornerly Lynch & CIdrks 20l5 Wans.
1852. ga NJ Noon. SP M D r; NJ
June l5.......--.04 el ca
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SlGNoRA ALBoNi.-The great contralto
vii sing ethcr this week or early iu the next Metro
politAn Hall Her saceess VIII be Of that kiad which
the Ffench designate as PyrsmidaL
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REGATTA.-A boat race came oil yes.
terdsy, az whitehall between two four.oared boatt m
purse Of s20O The boats entered for the race, sa.
the America and The q. T. A. The distance rosea -
about ten miles being from a stake boat OF the bpv,
around Robins Reef Lisht and back. The Atn' =,
was the winner Of the purse, and came In ahead" "
antagonist
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-Sia-
ted Ses,ion-1u Tuesday, June II, 1881
But nine members being present. the Board Adjourned
TO Wednesday ate noon, at Och OK
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