The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-11-20

SPECIE FOR EURoPE.--About Sl,000,000 in
specie was cleared from the port of New York
last week for Europe.
The King of France numbers twenty-five in
the Royal Family--children, grandchildren,
sons-in-law and daughters-in-law, and their uni
led ages amount to 81 years.
"Wil you take somethng9n said a ieetoial
leF TO his friend, when standing near a tavern.
. Idon;t care if | do was the reply. "Well,
Frank, let's tGke-a edH."
MORMON DIsAFFEcTIoN IN New YoRK.-0nl
Thursday evening, in New York, there was al
meeting of Mormons, at which one Of Sidney
Regions followers called on the congregation 10
separate itself from Nauyoo.
There is a cobbler in London, over whose
door is tho following notice.
"Shews Maid, and Men-ded here"
WOMAN VS.. M-AN.--some soft, leather-headed
scamp describes woman as 6 a sign upon which
TO hang dry goods" The ladies' can retort by
describing such slanderors as locks upon which
10 exhibit their skill.
The parties to the late editorial duel at New
Orleans are couiectured to have been MIR, Lums-
den of the Picayune, and an editor of the Louis
lana Courier.
A DIscovERY.--A newspaper writer has actu-
ally found out that one ofthe objects Of Louis
Phillippe's visit to England, was to arrange the
prelimlnarios Of a marriage between little Comic
de Paris and a Princess of England hereafter TO
be born.
CAPITAL PUNIsuMENr.-The people of New
Hampshire, TO whom at the late election, was
referred the question of abolishing capital pun
ishment, decided against the measure.
MILLERIsM.-Mr. Addison Davis, in a letter
to the editor of the Essex County Washingtoni-
an, says that twenty-six persons are now in the
Insane Asylum, at BattIeboro, VT, in conse-
quence Of insanity, produced by the influence OF
Millerism,
OREGON AND TIE BRITIsH,--It is Stated that
Mr.. Dunn, Agent for the British Hudson Bay
Company, has furnished the Montreal Courier
with a statement of the complete occupation Of
Oregon amino remanendi by the directions OF
that company as the representatives. of the Bri-
fish Nation.
A fatal racounter took place at Oyingsyille,
Ky, on the 9th, between Charles Wilmington,
and John Storms, in which the combatanis met
with knives, killing one instantly, the other sur
viVed a few hours.
Our MINISTER TO FRANcE.-Mr. Walsh, in a
late letter says:--'' MIR. KING has made, in the
spheres which he has moved, Il most favorable
impression by his sound sense and natural good
breeding, Louis Philippe particularly respects
and distinguishes foreign representatives Of this
description"
DR.. Brown of ST. LOUIS, by means Of a COM
mon magnet, removed a particle of iron which
bad become deeply lodged in the centre of the
corner of the eye, and caused the sufferer very
acure pain. This is happy instance Of the APP
p%lication of philosophy TO surgery.
The ladies' have resolved to marry no man who
does not take a newspaper, and Furthermore,
they won't allow a fellow to look at them, who
owes the printer for more than one years sub.
scription,
The TEN Hour SYsrEM.--Tho factory work.
ers at Leeds (England) have tuned out in con.
sequence Of increasing The working hours o
the day. They are required 10 wolk 80 hours
in the week, which gives them nc time to take
their scanty meals. In one mill 1900 opera
tives were brought 10 a stand. In another 800
another 200, &c.
The Methodjsts number I.l7I 1856. ThcV
increased l02,S3l last year. They have l2,70c
preachers; two of them were removed for crime
last year, and 81 withdrew. In a number o
cities and towns, there has been a decrease o
members.
There were thirty four deaths at New Orleans
by yellow fever, during the two weeks endin!
on the 9Th Of October,
The Rochester IN. W Democrat states tina
that region Of country was visited with an old
fashioned snow storm on the 9th and 2Sth O
October. Snow about two feet deep on a level
and the roads blockaded up by drifts.
The P%icayune of the 20th ult., says that MI
Packard, a well known citizen of thu City, an,
his son were killed in an ARRAY at MiIIcr's Bluf
in Louisiana on the 18th uIt. Mr.. P. was
veteran Of IA and is, and many years comm;s
saty Of one Of the Municipalities.
The disthIeries of the cities of New York an
Brooklyn, now make $4,000 gallons of whiskc
per day, according to the N. Y. Tribune, an
consume 5000 bushels of grain, two-thirds cor
and one-third rye.
A man escaping from a fight, on Friday nigh
in New York, ran against a lamp-post, and struc
his head with such force, as 10 cause his deaf
~ q eW hours.
An lrishmau was sent 10 put a ~letterin Ii
post Office directed 10 a lady, He brought
back. Bed luck to them post offices, yer homo,
said he, this letter won't 60; Devil a bit. Th
dirlby spalpeens have got a place for males; b
sorrow a one is there for the females
The first turnpike in Tennessee was opeI,e
in 1901; the State had l05,6O2 souls at ib
time.
The hurricane destroyed, last week, at We
ton Mission, Ma, a part of the Town, and IL pc