The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-04-15
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ITEMS.
Henry Clay was seventy-fve years old on
Monday.
Hon. A. ]. Ogle, it is said, will MT go as
charge to Denmark.
The Maine Liquor Law was rejected in the
New York assembly, on Friday, by vote of 60
to 45.
Bishop Hedding, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, died at Poughkeepsie, n. Y. on Friday,
aged y years.
Kossuth left Charleston s. C. on the 10th, Of
April for the north. There was no public
demonstration while there, and but few persons
called on him. 4 resolution passed the Ohio
State Senate on Saturday, rendering to Kos
suth the loan of the arms of the state to aid in
the coming struggle.
There was great food in the Monongahela n
yer last week Houses, barns, saw-mill, grain
and hay-stacks, boats and lumber, took French
leave The warehouse and Office of the Browns
vile Iron works, and $50 kegs spikes, 20 tons
bar iron and 800 empty kegs were swep off.
The Liquor Bill has been defeated in the
Pennsylvania House of Representatives. by a
vote of 80 to 46.
At a Womans Rights Convention held at Sy-
racuse, n. Y, Apr. 7th, of which Fred Dou-
glass was President, it was almost unanimously
decided that women shall be heneeforth entitled
to the right of suffrage
The Democrats have elected Their Governor in
Rhode Island, but the Lieutenant Governor and
majority of the assembly are wings.
Il e
certs in Louisville, April lst and3d. After the
performance Of Meyerbeer's great composition,
''Ah Mon Fils,' she was presented a boquet by
sister artiste, Madame Ablamowicz, whose
heart she had moved, the faculty to do which,
says Ferries, constitutes the greatness Of per-
former. Miss Hayes is now in Pittsburgh.
The democrats have elected Municipal officers
in the following cities Portland, Cleveland,
SteubenviIe, Cincinnati and Portsmouth. y
sound beginning.
Green peas are selling at Charleston, S. c,
onIy at So per bushel.
| The Wing members of Congress held q eau
Gus in Washington, on Friday last, for the pur-
pose Of appointing day for the meeting of the
National Convention. Humphrey Marshall
/ of Kentucky, moved the adoption Of a resolu
ton endorsing the Compromise Messrs. Camp
bell Of Ohio, Barker Of Indiana, Thaddeus Ste
yens Of Pennsylvania, and Truman Smith o
Connecticut, opposed the Introduction of any
new issues in the whig platform. Without do
! ing anything the caucus adjourned until mex
Tuesday.
On Saturday, in the Pennsylvania Legislature
Mr.. Rhodes introduced bill authorising th'
| lease Of the public works of the State to JOIN
I Snodgrass Of Westmoreland county and join
w O. vanTor11a, FOR perIcd ec s1----
years. A joke-we presume.
! Ligonier county has passed the Senate, though
the indefatigable exertions of Hon. John Nc
Farland, senator from Westmoreland county
'Tis said, its passage was effected by ''bargaii
and sale" Wouldn't be at all surprised
| The Odd FelIows.-The next semi-annua
meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of the Independen
Order Of odd Fellows of this state, will Assem-
| bic in Philadelphia, on the third Monday o
May. Representatives from the Lodges in tn
country are invited to attend as the propose,
amendments to the Constitution and Bylaw
will be disposed of, and many other importan
questions. The propriety of constructing
cemetery and Widows and Orphans asylum botl
in Philadelphia and Pittsburg is agitated.