The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-08
GATmERINGs AND GOsslPPINGs.
"A snapper up unconsidered triaes.n
Bull x BUFFALoE, Secretary.
mark.

- A snapper up OF uncOnSIuereu t1nes.'
At an election held in Canada on the 10th
inst, for member of Parliament, serious riot
took place, to suppress which the military was
callct out.
Among the Mexcans it is the fashion TO in
noculate themselves with the poison Of The rat
tlesnake, which renders them safe from the bite
of all yenomous animals.
Ii is said that Gen. Thompson, our late Minis
ter to Mexico, brings home with him the consent
of the Mexican Government to the Annexation
of Texas.
VIM. D. Merick, Senator from Maryland,
whose term expires on the 4th Of March next,
declines a reelection.
A man, IS years of age has been discharged,
cured, from the Pennsylvania lunatc asylem,
who had been crazed 25 years.
About 100 emigrants who lately came out here
from Europe, returned home, few days after
they landed, in the packet ship Monongahela.
The British antslavery society have issued a
circular to ministers of churches in London and
the neighborhood, calling upon them to sign
memorial TO the American churches against sIa-
very. The memorial came in the Acadia.
Senator Benton has returned with his family
at Washington.
The President was very i'll, during the early
part Of last week.
A great Roman Lawyer, being once asked
what work might be done on a holy day replied,
THAT which if left undone would occasion mis-
chief
II is stated that daughter of Major General
Scott has taken the white veil, at the Convent in
Georgetown, d. c.
A very heavy storm visited Philadelphia on
the 25th inst. which did much damage to the
shipping.
Dixon II. Lewis has been appointed Sena-
tor fiom Alabama in place of VIM. r. King, re
signed. MIR. Lewis is at present member
the bouse.
How an old maid always eyes single gentle
man! She looks at him just as she does dog in
dogs days wondering whether he intends to
bite-Lou. Dime.
Mr. Writ, the watchman, who was shot by
Moore in the late Congressional hubhub at Wash
ington, is lying dangerously i'll. He is poor
man with large family.
The New York Commercial Advertiser s~ss
a lady Of that city had tooth extracted few
days ago while in the mesmeric stale, without
Imanitesting the least pain.--The lady was mag
Iuctized by her husband, and the tooth was drawn
10y dentist
A book was printed during the time of Crom-
well, with the following title. eggs, of Charity,
llayed by the chickens of the Covenant, and boil
ed with the water Of Divine Love. Take We and
eat
The Mormons of Nauvoo recently lynched
poor negro for refusing TO tell what in all proba-
bilhy he knew nothing about Shameful
According to all accounts, the wheat fields in
Michigan never looked better at this season of
the year than they do now.
wish TO introduce a bill for the destruction
of worms, said the woodpecker member, in
stump speech.
Two thirds of the Bar in Philadelphia have
signed petition in favor Of George NJ Dallas's
appointment to the vacancy created by the death
of Judge Baldwin.
The remains of Judge Baldwin have been ta-
ken 10 Washington City for intement.
great amount Of business has been done on
the canals of New York, this season--greater
than was ever done on them before.
'We have proved an dibi by five witnesses,
said lawyer in the Criminal Court yesterday.
Yes, | am ready to admit said the opposing
counsel, shat you have proved lie By five Of
your witncssesr-Pic
| Southern Mordls.-Thc Charleston papers adj
vertise, underthe head of"South Carolinaagainst
Georgia." grand match of chicken fights, for
| $1,000 side.
Deprapity.--A boy, 10 years Of age, named
Augustus Ralston, was brought before the May
or ofPhiladelphia, on Tuesday, and committed
to prison for using violence to, and uttering hor-
rid imprecations against his mother while lying
on her death bed.
Coon ArgumenS. "A party ofWhigs in Tip
lpecanoe township, Ga, at late meeting, LEI of
the following sally Of public hunor, Resolved,
That Henry Clay is the tallcSt coon, and The Ion
gest tail, the most rings round il, and the bright
est ones, too, of any other coon y all the Amer
lean dggngs."
| IRISH BIoGRAPHy.--An Irish writer thus con-
cludes biography So" This extraordinary man
has left no children behind him, except his
brother oho eas killed at ttesa1ae timc