The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-29
sSEsIEIES.

Iry- 1t is announced officially that the
Presidents Message will not be sent this time
TO the press gang in advance OF it's delivery
So printers will have to wait for the mail con-
tanning the weighty suggestions of this Grey
town Administration.
Es- Thomas J Rusk has been unanimous
ly elected to the U. S Senate from Texas, for
the term of six years.
E.- On Saturday last, forty seven cars,
drawn by four locomotives, arrived at the
Depot in this city on the G. and C. Railroad
bound for the Porkopols of the West-Cin-
cinna:i Forty Of the cars were laden with
live hogs.
Es- The comparative danger of Standing
on the platforms OF railroad cars, is shown by
the STATE Engineer and Surveyor of New
ork, by which it appears that over twelve
millions of passengers were carried over the
main railroads during this last year. Out of
this immense number twelve were killed and
OF these eleven were standing on the platform.
Es- The Portland Advertiser states that
Judge Wells, the democratic and liberal can
didate for Governor Of Maine has nearly com
pleted the draft Of new liquor law to be
submitted to the preaching legislature. II
is understood TO contain all the principles of
the old license laws-,he sale, by licensed
persons. of not more than a certain quantity.
the liquor not to be drank on tie premises;
dstllstion for medical and mechanical purpo-
ses to be allowed dc.
&c The Roman Catholics of Bath. Maine,
attempted on the 18Th inst, to lay the corner
stone of new church Of their denomination.
but were prevented By rowiy mob. who
pulled down their cross. insulted them bv
foul language. hoisted flag, &c. and attempt
ed To displace their Cornerstone but this was
prevented by officers of the peace The
Catholics made no resistance, returned no
taunt. but quietly abandoned the ground
when they found that their religious exerci-
ses would not be allowed 10 proceed with
peace and decorum Had they returned with
muske,s and shot dozen OF the cowar4lY
ruffians dead in their tracks, they would have
done an unwise, but perfectly justifable act.
[g On the 9TH Oct party of Cinnamon,
while asleep at night in their tents, near ST.
Louis, Sierra County. California, were attack
Cd BY robbers. and five Of the Celestials were
slain and several others severely wounded
The robbers took eleven hundred dollars in
dus, from the tents
k- A large number of men (abou; so
have deserted from the United States f-igate
Independence. lying At Mare Island. Califor-
uia. Several have been wounded while try
ing to escape and Eve were found together
drowned in the mud on the shore of the bay
< Several merchants were arrested in
New York on the lS,h, charged with conspir-
acy to deiraud a number of wholesale dealers
Of large quantities OF goods They were
held 10 bail in S., 900 each
~As Philadelphia. on the 9sth, Wheat
was selling st from s2,lO to ELI for South
ern and Pennsylvania, ordinary and prime
Red; S9.15as. 50 for White. Corn 7oa75
new yellow: 81 for old. Flour SO, 5Oalo,25
quiet bu: firm.
NEW YoRK. Nov. sS-Flour, t9. e5 to 8. rs
for mixed fancy and Western; 80, 97aIl,2
for extra Genessee. Wheat. <2,l5a2, So
Corn. 81 .osai.o6 per brl