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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
Geographic.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARABIA.

NEW York, Saturday, February /.
The steamship arabia, from Liverpool the
29th, ria Queenstown Doth January, is coming up
the bay.
The news is unimpOrtant.
Bullion in the Bank of England had decreased
10000
Money market unchanged.
Manchester market dull, and business INSULT
cient to test prices.
News very meager.
All quiet at Gaeta, but it was reported that
the fire was reopened on the Dist, and that the
Sardinians'would attack by sea without delay.
The latest dates from Gaeta are to the 18th,
and only one French vessel remained.
The new Council of Lieney formed at Naples
after a consultation between Caragua and Perio.
1t was reported that Garibaldi announced his
intention to go to Constantinople shortly.
The tendency to war in the spring is reported
to be Stacking in Italy
The weather in England was milder.
The Paris Moniteur explains the reason why
the French fleet was stationed at Gaeta.
Warlike preparations were very active in
France
1t is said that a levy of 900 men would -
asked from the Legislature.
1t is rumored that a semi-official article is
about to appear declaring if Piedmont makes war
on Austria she must expect no aid from France
The drain of gold from the Bank of France
continued.
Warlike preparations are active in Denmark.
An address to the King is being signed calling
on him to resort to external pressure, and not to
abandon the Danish Nationality
Russia protests against German measures
against Denmark.
The King of Prussia's address of the 10th to
the Generals says he has been called to the
throne at an epoch of dangers and with prospects
of combats in which he shall nerhans need all
your devotedness. If we do not succeed in turn
ing aside the storm which is passing, we shall
need all our forces to defend ourselves. The
speech caused sensation in Paris
1t was reported that the King was aware that
Denmark was only his nominal enemy, but the
real question is whether France is to have the
Rhine
Troops have left Geneva for Naples.
Two frigates have also left for Gaeta.
The Arabia passed the City Of Manchester and
Canada on the llth.
The arabia brings s., 26O, 900 in specie.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
From New York,

NV 1UHkf NlluludEf ftUrua1yH
1t is stated here that orders have gone to the
African squadron, detatching for immediate home
duty the steam gun boats Mohican Sumter and
Mystic, with their officers and crews.
Parties from the South are now negotiating
for the boats Resolute, and Reliance, owned
by Capt. Degrade. They are the fastest screw
boats afoat, having run eighteen miles an hour,
and are Of very light draught of water; they are
built in such substantial manner as to be capa-
bic of carrying very heavy gun on the forward
deck
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
Arrival of the United Kingdom.


The steamship United Kingdom, which sailed
from Glasgow on Sunday, January %, passed
Cape Race at eleven O'Clock this morning. All
well on board.
The Glasgow papers handed to the light house
keepers by the officers of the United Kingdom
contains the following Intelligence:
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Portland,
arrived at Liverpool on the 18th.
The Paris correspondent of the Morning Post
expresses the belief that the fire at Gaeta would
be resumed on the 2lst, and that attack By
sea would be commenced without delay.
The new Ministry at Naples possess the conf
dence of the people.
The French army is to be increased by seven
teen regiments of infantry.
General Kapka was preparing for rising in
Hungary.
The trial of the Bryant assassins had been con-
cluded.
The Drau prisoners had been sentenced to
death.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
Conventions.

SHEIBrvIIIE Saturday, February ?.
The Republican County Convention met here
this afternoon.
The border State proposition was adopted with
great unanimity.
The Republicans invited the Democrats, who
had appointed meeting at the same time and
place, to unite with them, but the Democrats de-
clined and withdrew to another place and adopted
the Crittenden plan.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06

Wednesday January 80, 1861.
SENATE The Governor transmitted resolu-
tons from Tennessee, condemnatory of resolutions
passed by the Legislature of New York. Several
bills were reported on from the committees, when
the rules were suspended and the minority report
of the Committee on Federal Relations was taken
up-and the remainder of the morning session was
consumed in speeches by Mr.. DeHart and Mr.
Landers. In the afternoon Mr.. Harrington
offered resolution, which was adopted, directing
the State Auditor to report what railroads have had
their real estate appraised since 1850; what the
difference is per mile under the first and the
amended acts, and by what authority County
Auditors become appraisers of railroads; and Mr..
Bearss offered resolution inviting the Legisla-
lures of Illinois, Ohio and Kentucky to visit In
dianapolis at the time Mr.. Lincoln does, which
The military bill (No. 72) was referred to the
Military Committee, and new bills were intro
ducei--to provide for the collection OF taxes as
sessed upon lands or lots mortgaged to the trust
funds, and to provide for the sale and conveyan
of property by Sheriffs in certain cases; to en-
power Notaries to solemnize marriages.
HousE.-On motion of Mr.. Heffren. the Clerk
was directed to enter in the Journal all motions
and resolutions ruled out Of order. Mr.. Stotsen-
burg presented resolution signed by $50 citizens
against relocation of the county seat of Newton
county. Petitions on-various subjects were pre-
sented, and, among Others, one to patronize the
"antistuffing and selfdetecting ballot box" re-
Gently invented by NJ. ]. Shorer of Richmond; to
enclose the Tippecanoe Battle Ground, and for the
repeal of the present township law as placing too
much power in the hands of school trustees
Committees reported it inexpedient to amend the
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06

eB- Horace Greeley, the irrepressible editor OF
the New York Tribune, will lecture in this city
on Thursday evening" the 7th inst, on the subject
of self made men. He is himself an example of
what will and stability of purpose can accom-
plish, and although we look upon him as danger
Gus politician, who would criminally play with
the passions and preudices Of men, his experience
and the history of his early struggles (f he gives
that history will be very interesting, would be
the confession of any other criminal.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
From LeavenyyOrth.

LEAVENwoRrH, SATURDAY, february2
The Territorial Legislature is winding up its
business and will probrbly adjourn to-day.
The bill declaring certain Territorial claims
and bonds illegal, failed to become law.
The boiler in Wright's steam saw mill at AL
exandria, in this county, exploded yesterday, kill
ing eight persons, including the engineer and
some well known citizens
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06

sB We can not too often impress upon moth
ers the great advantages to be derived from the
use of DR.. Bulls Vegetable Worm Destroyer
Put up as they are in the form of candy, children
eat them with avidity, and the destruction of the
worms is certain, and that, too, without injury to
the health of the child.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
Kentucky Legislature.

FR,SKToRT, Saturday, February 2.
The Senate has passed by vote of IS to IL
Fisk's resolution appealing to Southcners to stop
in their revolution, protesting against Federal CO.
ercion, and resolving that when the Legislature
adjourns on the 9Th inst, it be to the oath of
April to hear the responses of our sister States to
our application to Congress to call national con
vention
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
From WashinKtOn.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, February ?.
A salute was fired at - Arsenal for the adj
mission of Kansas into the Union.
Col. Landers, whose experimenting of the over.
land wagon road was so satisfactory to the Gov
eminent, has resigned that office.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
North Carolina Legislature.

RALEIGH Thursday January, 81.
The Legislature have re elected Mr.. Cling
man Senator to Congress.
resolution is under consideration, declaring
that in case the sectional difficulties are not spec
Oily reconciled, North Carolina will 60 with the
South.
The Military bill comes up next.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06

sS- DR.. Samuel Lilly of La mbertville. New
Jersey, brother of ]. o. D. Lilly, Superintendent
of the Lafayette and Indian apolis Railroad, has
been appointed Consul at the port of Calcutta for
British India
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06

sB- Next to a good name there is nothing
that a man should so much desire to leave his
family as comfortable competence The best
mode to do this is to insure in a good Life In
surance Company. Dezell & Smith are agents
for such an one.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06

The monthly average for January has been % deg
above The lowest temperature at Saturday
morning, Jan 5th- The highest temperature, IS deg
above, at p N. the 9th and 18th We have had an
average Of Is cloudy days 10 Of which rain has
fallen The snow amounted in all TO about inches,
though had but little inches the ground
any time The amount Of rain during January slight,
probably about 1. inches in all.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06

traitor, and would the lie down their throats
He was called to order by the Speaker, but he re-
peated his defiance before he sat down. Mr..
Cameron, of Porter, spoke next on the Repub-
hcan side, and maintained the position of his
party in a speech free from slang or offensive Ian
guage, and Mr.. Bundy, of Henry, followed on
the same side. Mr.. Heffren, who presented the
minority report, occupied the remainder of the af
ternoon session in defending his report, and he
did it in a speech of great power, feeling and elo
quence. Mr.. Veatch got the floor, when the
House adjourned.
SATURDAY, February2, 1851.
SENArE.-A communication from the Door
keeper stated that there was no money in the
State Treasury to purchase postage stamps. and
the State Treasurer, in reply TO resolution of
the Senate, stated that the suspended debt, Sl04,
O52 81, did not arise during his term of Office,
and that the $4,000 was placed in the hands of
the Agent of State in pursuance of law to meet
the interest due January LIST. 1861. Resolutions
of meetings in Orange and Whitley counties were
presented to the Senate and referred to the Com
mittee of Thirteen. Two joint resolutions were
passed by an almost unanimous vote, proposing
amendments to the Constitution of the State
one to article eight, to enable towns, and cities,
and townships to raise money by taxation for
common school purposes; and clause to enable
the Legislature to pass laws more effectually to
guard against fraudulent voting Eleven new
bills were introduced, running the Senate number
up to one hundred and eleven.
HousE-The committee on the Judiciary re-
ported bill in reply to petitions in favor of au
thorzing parties to contract for rate of interest
not to exceed 10 per cent to amend the first sec
ton of the act of 1852 concerning interest on
money Mr.. Packard rose to personal explana
ton. and pronounced statement in the Journal
of that morning, which made him say that in the
event of war between the North and the South,
that he would be con the side of the South"
falsehood. Mr.. Feagler avowed himself the au-
thor of the article, and Mr.. Packard emphatical-
" contradcted the gentleman, and the lie
passed amid much confusion. The Speaker APP
pealed to the House to preserve order and said he
failed to see question of privilege in what Mr..
Packard had brought before the House. He de-
cided that anything transpiring without the bar,
like the statement Mr.. P. complained of, was be-
yond the jurisdiction of the Chair The debate
on the state of the Union then proceeded, Mr..
veatch, of Spencer, having she floor. He spoke
at considerable length on the Republican side,
and was followed by Mr.. Jenkinson. of Allen,
Democrat,) who concluded with strong appeal
IN suhr,st tho Crittenden amendment TO n vote of
the people on the ODD day of February. Mr..
Cason. Of county, obtained the floor for
Monday. when the House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
COM M ERCIAL.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.

CrNCTNNATT, Saturday, February ?
Flour unchanged and dull: demand limited; superfne
sold at 81 40 and extra "a 60G5 70.
Wheat unchanged and DULL small lots sold at Sll O5
for red, and 81 OsCd,1 II for white.
Corn in active demand with sales Of IS and Of
shelled in bulk at 3S940c the latter rate for white
Rye and Barley unchanged.
Provisions dull and dropping.
Mess pork offered at Sl7-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
From Detroit.

DETROIT. Saturday, February 2
In the Senate yesterday resolution authorizing
the Governor to appoint commissioners 10 Wash.
ington was reiected-yeas Is, NAYS l6.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.
NV YORK. Saturday. rehrnn

.
Flour again declined SC per bril- with only very mod
crate demand both for export and home consumption sales
IS 255 30 for superne Western; s. 1905 e5 for COM
to medium Western; IS T0d25 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio, closing dull with few
sellers Of extra State at S. IS, delivered.
Canadian -four dull and prices purchaser sales
of 200 brls at s. 5597 % for common choice
Rye flour selling in small parcels at 80 S0g4 Is for
common to choice superfine.
Corn meal dull at 50 10 for Jersey, and 80 so for
Brandywine.
Whisky shade firmer with pretty good demand;
sales Of ], 100 brls at 20c.
Wheat dull and slightly in favor Of the buyer with
limited demand for export and home use; sales of
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
New Hampshire Commissioners.

CoscoRD, n. H., Friday, February 1.
Gov. Goodmay has appointed Amos Luck,
Asa Fowler and Levi Chamberlain, Commission
ers to Washington, on the 4th inst
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06

assessment act so as to allow tax payers to deduct
from their taxables the actual amount of their in
debtedness; and great number of bills we're re.
ported on and action had on them.
Bills were introduced and passed to the second
reading-to repeal the act of 1859, amending the
city corporation law and to restore the act of
1851: to enable married women, when their hus-
bands are insane, to make contracts as though
they were not married; to authorize the President
of the Sinking Fund to make deeds in certain
cases. to amend the 9th and Doth sections of the
supervisors act of 1859, and the 51st section of
the misdemeanor act of 1852, and the 9th section
of the act of 1852 in reference to fees and sala-
ries, and sections "a and 80 of the .sessment
act. and section 65 of the city corporation law;
for the more perfect organization of the militia,
supplemental to the present law; providing for
the election of Surveyor General and prescrib-
ing his duties; to create the 18th Judicial Cir
cult: providing for the election of county sur
veyors and fixing their duties and fees; amenda-
tory of the act for equalizing appraisements for
taxation. The bills introduced into the House
number up to one hundred and fifty eight. The
Joint resolution from the Senate requiring county
treasurers to send in money they may have on
hands to meet the wants of the State Treasury
was passed and sent to the Senate-then recon-
sidered and laid on the table.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
OMAHA. n. T., Friday. February I

OMAHA, n. T., Friday, February l.
Chief Justice Hall of this Territory, died at his
residence at Belleview about one O'Clock this
morning.
PROVIDENCE, Saturday, February p
Ex-Governor Harris died last night at his resi-
dence.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
New York Cattle Market.

The heavy stock Of cattle forced upon the market
week. influenced prices yesterday and to-day, and the
opening this week upward Of forty loads due had
not arrived but confidently expected add about
200 head the number yarded; with such
droers have had TO contend and they have found dull
declining market prices having fallen off fully SOC per
cwt OF the forty loads due, only eight
rived, and they to hand to-day; when this
became known the butchers showed disposition
buy and few lots were taken at prices rather "a
vorabe 10 the drover than those which had generally
ruled the market. The number Of premium cattle
small. The quality Of stock this week hardly equal
to that of last AT the close the cattle closed
the range Of our quotations. We quote:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
-. NHcE EN &c,
No. I BATES HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS,
A G. H Mt

For the American Watch in all its varieties aso for the
Boston Watch Co.'S Watches. A large assortment Of
Watches Jewelry and Sverwarc always hand for sale
at the very lowest igures--and quality guaranteed.
. janl2-dlm
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
AMERICAN WATCHES
American Watch Company,
~al6InssHnn Mass,

Attention invited to the following statement and the
accompanying letters Of recommendation and testimonials
irf favor of these celebrated Watches.
A gold medal was awarded the Company by the Ameri-
can Institute, at New York. in 1857.
The Company also received the first premiurn-a gold
medal-from the Franklin Institute Philadelphia in 1858
These Watches have been in market nearly
years during which time they have been tested to
curacy durability and reliability every conceivable
ner and have proved themselves be the most sasac
tory time pieces ever offered to the public
CAUTI0N.-As our watch is extensively counter
cited by foreign manufacturers, have to inform the
public that watch is of production which is
companied by certificate Of genuineness, beasng the
number of the watch and signed by Treasurer r. E.
Robbins, by predecessors Appleton Tracy Co.
As these watches for sale by jewellers generally
throughout the Union the American Watch Company do
not solicit orders for single watches.
ROBBINS a APPLETON,
W. p BINGHAM Sc CO.,
NO. go, EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
Are agents for the sale of the above watches We have
large variety gold and silver cases direct from the
ufactory Persons thinking Of providing themselves with
keeper should not fail to call and examine them
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
rur.rsp,r. January s1st. 1861

SExArE-A resolution directing a certain
amendment to the school law, offered by Mr..
| Murray, brought out an explanation from the
Chairman of the Committee on Education that
the entire school law was undergoing revision.
An order was made for the State Treasurer to re-
port the condition of the Sl04, O52 81 suspended
debt, also the sl60, 900 in the hands of the State
Agent, and by what law it was put into his hands.
A number of bills were reported on by the COM
mittees and one passed. A communication was
read from the Trustees of the State University,
in regard to the funds Of the institution, when
in the afternoon session the House resolution
authorizing the appointment of five Commits
sioners to the Border State Convention was re
ceived from that body, and taken up. Amend
ments were offered by Messrs. Cobb, Wolfe, Ray
and Williams, which were all voted down and the
resolution finally passed, the Democratic mem
bers voting under protest, regarding the nstruc-
tons as hampering the action of the commits
sioners so much as to destroy their power to
effect a settlement.
HousE.-Proceedings ofme tings RECOMMENDING
the Crttenden amendment or some such plan OF
compromise, and in favor of responding to the
call from Virginia were presented by Mr.. Stots-
enburgh from New Albany, by Mr.. Roberts from
Aurora, and by Mr.. Howard from Charlestown,
Clark county. A joint resolution was adopted al
lowing John l.. Smithmyer, an architect EN-
ployed by the committee on the Northern Prison,
to have access to all papers contracts, estimates,
drawings, &C., pertaining to said prison, and in
the hands of any of the officers thereof. The
special order being the consideration of the pro-
position to create five additional bank districts
postponed, and reports were received from the
judiciary Committee on a number of bills. Be
fore the reports from this committee were all in,
the order of business suspended by consent,
and the Committee of Thirteen on Federal Rela-
Chairman, and the minority by Mr.. Hefren. The
reports were read and the proposition of the ma
jority to send FIVE commissioners in response to
the Virginia resolutions to Washington, said
commissioners to be appointed by the Governor,
and instructed not to act until nineteen States
were represented, was taken up. Intellectual
efforts were made by Messrs. Stotsenberg, Hefren,
Prosser and other Democratic members to amend
it, which were voted down by a strict party vote,
go to 49, and it finally passed reported, it
had evidently been cut and well dried in caucus.
The Democrats voted for the resolution under
protest as the best they could get, and they GER
tainly made gallant struggle to get more. The
general reports minority and majority were
then taken up, and speeches were made by Mr..
Sherman of Laporte, Mr.. Dobbins of Martin, Mr..
Moody of Jasper, and Mr.. Stotsenberg of Floyd.
Mr.. Frazier obtained the floor at adjournment
and will speak on Friday morning. By resolu-
ton adopted when the subject was taken up, the
debate closes at noon on Friday.