The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
TWELVE DAYS LATER FROM IN

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and Characterization Of Europe, &c.
The Steamer Acadia, Capt. Harrison, arrived
al Boston on Sunday.
BY this arrival we have London papers of the
Sd, Liverpool of the 18th, and Paris, Dublin, and
Hayre dates of the lst instant.
There has not been activity in the Produce
Prices have in nearly all instances
been well sustained. The prospects of the fu-
ture are still encouraging. Fine weather has
enabled growers to secure the crops in good con-
dltIon' even in the most backward districts of
Great Britain and Ireland, thereby e%nsuring 4
good supply Of food. In the manufacturing dis
trlcts, less animation was apparent throughout
September than existed during the month prece-
ding, but stocks of Cloths and Yarn have not ac-
cumulated, owing to the demand from the home
trade, which is ina more satisfactory state than
Tor some years past.
The Cotton market is still much depressed by
the heavy stocks, and shows symptoms of declin-
ing, though at present a reduction of l-Sd per
ID. cannot be quoted.
The treaty entered into between England and
France, for g~ivingup offenders in either country,
been carried out in the person of jacques
Bessett, charged with fraudulent bankruptcy,
has been taken into custody in London, and sent
to Paris.
1t is said the British Ministry intend to attack
the Irish Repeal movements again.
Rumors exist that a treaty has been entered
into between Brazil and England. This intel
Iigcncc may Or may not be correct.
Mr.. Everett, the American Minister, is said to
have solicited his recall2
The Queen Of England, returning from Scot
lend, was expected to arrive in London on the
third.
The Queen of Spain is dying.
The King Of Franco would leave Trcp0rt Tor
England 9Th instant.
The Bank Of England, at their half yearly
meeting on the 10Th ult., declared a dividend of
per cent Ii was stated at the meeting that
the branch Banks yielded asmall profit.
1t is very commonly rumored in the city, that
it is the intcnticno of Government to exclude from
the Court, and from the Ministerial parties, all
the foreign Ministers Or Charges d'Afairos,
whose governments have not faithfully fulfilled
their engagements with their creditors in this
country.
DREADFUL Loss OF LlFE.-Accounts from
Sunderland give an account of an explosion in
a coalpit at Haswcll collicry, about ten miles
from Sunderland, which has caused the destruc-
ton of nlnoty-six human beings!
RUMOURED TREATY.--Rumors have been cur
rent for some days that 4 new treaty has been
recently entered into between Brazil and the
British Government. Nothing positive is known
as to the terms, and in the absence Of definite in
formation, speculation has been very rife. A
advance Of five per cent. on the importa-
of British goods is mentioned as one Of the
Of the treaty.
Tartans are becoming fashionable, in conse-
quence Of the Queens visit to Scotland, and, the
being patronizcd by her Majesty.
Tho report is confirmed that Bohemia will
loin the German Customs Union, by way of OK
pertinent, for five years.
OConncil, whose movements arc recorded
adegrcc Of interest not inferior to those OF
royalty, has left the Irish metropolis for his
mountain homo.
lRELAND.-The repeal rent on the Odd Of
Sept. wds declared to be 5000 rs. Cd.
The Repeal Association met Oh the 30th Sept.
The meeting was addressed by Mc8srs. NJ. o.
Conncll and others, and the rent was announced
TO be G340 l8.
FRANCE,-The papers announce The arrival
at Paris of the Duke de GlucksDerg VIVA a trca-
ty between France and Morocco. The EmDcr-
or StIpulatcs that he will communicate to the
French government the names of the Moorish
chiefs who invaded the Algerian territory; that
Abd-el-k2dar he outlawcd throughout the Afri-
can possessions ofthe Emperor and France; that
he may be pursued by the troops of both govern
ments, until expelled or captured; that if he fall
into the hands of the French, he is 10 be treated
with cv1rN- Yps,Dct l,o T., III. c4,+;,,. ybo4 NJ 80
dor Island and the town Of Ouchda be evacuated
by the French; that prisoners of war be immcdi-
atoly exchanged; and that the ratification of the
treaty he exchanged within two months.
SWEDEN.--PopuIar disturbances have been
occasionod by the rejection of the measure of re-
form recently discussed in the Diet; and there
we're riots on the 25th and 10Th Of August. The
method Of their suppression was Curious. The
police hired Il number OF assistants, miners, day
l%aborers, and others, all of them tall and power.
fl men, who mingled with the crowd, and whc
not only inflicted summary punishment for eve
ry attempt to create disturbance, but also arrest.
ed the most conspicuous among the rioters. A.
nong the prisoners, iiIty-siX in number, were
two opera dancers.
A Treaty has been concluded between the T.
nIted States and the Celestial Empire, based up
on the same principle as dictated that botwc en-
England and China, in which America will en-.
JOY all the advantages which Great Britain secu
red. This can hardly fail TO be gratifying 10 A
merica.
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LOOK OUT FOR TIE PIPELAYERS--
RECOGNlZANCES FORFEITED--TIlE
FRAUDS ON TIE BALLOT-BOX- AC.
KNOWLEDGED!
To-day was the day for the appearance of the
live plpe-layers taken up in this city on the day
OF the election. They were held to bail 10 ap.
pear before Esquire Bruck at 8 O'Clock this NOR,
ming, but they WERE MISSING, and Mcssrs.
Rdgway and Greenwood, the boudmen, have
the bill TO foot. 1t turns out, however, that two
Of The pipe layers sloped without giving bonds.