The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-31


During recent violent lempesis off the coast Of
Norway, eleven pilots last their lives in attempt
ing to board vessels in want of their aid.
large establi shment for the fabrication of
spurious bank notes, has just been discovered
aad broken up in Vienna.
The disaheclion among the subjects Of the
Roman PonGf appears TO be on the increase;-
the prisons being nearly all full, and the general
police doubled
Quite number of incendiar! fires have re-
Gently occurred in the counties of Cambridge
shire and Suffolk.
The Russian government has issued another
ukasC against the Jews lorDidding them TO sell
wine or spirits in the Empire.
The latest news from Caucasus was, that an
autumn campaign had been resolved upon. The
Russian Generals had tried hard to destroy the
forests by fire, but had failed They had COM
to proceed to the laborious operation
of cutting down trees, so as TO gei al the mouu-a
taineers.
ENGLAND.
The news by the Caledonia somewhat cooled
the war panic in England, which had previously
been somewhat excited Wilmer g. Smiths
Times says: "Pcople here care little in what
way the Oregon dispute may be patched up; the
value of the territory is hardly rated beyond
pins fee, and right glad would the thinking, ip-
teIligenl portion of The country be, if the 49th
parallel Of latitude would hit the views and the
taste of the American government and people.
The annoyance, the irritation arises out of what
is conceived TO be the 'sbnllying spirit" with
which the United States claim is advanced, which
naturally wounds our national PRIDE
In regard to the Preparations for war, the
Igplpc HIhn ines and har--tha
activity and incessant energy which prevail in
the English dock yards, the surveying of the coast
and the steam navy-all indicates a 'black cloud
somewhere; it may be in the west or in the south,
but the "powers that be" seem 10 be firmly i'm
pressed with belief that events are transparent
enough TO make this activity and outlay neces-
sary
The same Times then announces President
PoIk's nhimatnm, which has been published in
England, and says. 4Fhe nation, if noses had
been counted, would have accepted this offer by
an overwhelming majority, but then the interests
oflhe people, and the interests of a powerful in
corporated company dyergc, and the Govern
ment, like harsh stepmother, pets the favorte,
and plumbers the family"
IA compromise on the Oregon question
giving on the part of England, large slice of
Iriff--as put forth by some Of the New York pa
pers-has been cordially responded to by several
Of the most influential organs of opinion in this
country. Such mode Of settling the dispute,
would be worthy of Two Of The most powerful ma
tons in eXslence.n
A very remarkable letter from Lord John Rus
sell to the electors of London, appeared in the
| Morning Chronicle of The 2Gth nit. Ills lordship
applies himself 10 two questions first, the dis
ease in the potato crops, which he says, seriously
affects parts of England and Scotland, and is
committing fearful rayages in Ireland; and next,
the defects in he prcsant corn-law.
! With reference TO the corn law, he says: 81
confess that on the general shbject my views in
the course Of twenty years have undergone
great alteration. | used to be of opinion that
corn was an exception to the general rules ofpo-
| ltical economy; but observation and experience
have convinced me hatwc ought 10 abstain from
all interference with the supply of food Ael-
ther a government nor legislature can ever reg
uale the corn market with the beneficial effects
which the entire freedom of sale and purchase
arc sure Of themselves 10 produce"
IRELAND.
An attempt was made to murder Sir r. Hop
kns last week, at his own hall door, near Null
jngar.
Messrs Williams and Son, stock and share
brokers in Dublin, have failed 10 the extent of
f200,000,
The landlords in the north and east of Ireland
have agreed to advance G6O,000 for the drain
age of 4,200,000 acres.
| All parties in Ireland RepoaleIs and Orange
;, men, Catholics and Proteslanls--appear TO make
common cause in preparing Tor the common ca
lamily.
No less than eighteen railways are proposed
to be constructed in connection with the city and
county Of Cork,
The Irish papers are, as usual, greatly occupi-
ed with accounts Of crimes Of the worst descrip-
ton.
FRANCE.
The Chambers are conypked by royal ordi-
nance for the 9th December There will be
some grave questions to discuss -Algers, Mo-
rocco, railways and the everlasting Tahiti. 1t
is impossible 10 say whether the ministry will or
will not weather through the session.
| A commercial crisis is just now weighing up
ion the city Of Paris.
;, On the Stock Exchange every thing has de-
clincd Gearfuy especially Railway shares,whcll
in two months have fallen from 5 10 El0, and
seem disposed TO fall still lower.
A slockholdel has failed for upwards of three
million francs.
INDIA AND CHINA.
/, The extraordinary express, in anticipation Of
the Bombay mail Of The 18th October, reached
0 London on the 22d ut Ii brings intelligence
: of the butchery of the Sikh soldiery of JowahiI
Singh the Wuzeer. His death was the result
: of deep laid plot, and effected in the most de.
o berate manner,
The Intelligence from China extends 10 The
s lst of September Ii is principally confined tC
the dissatisfaction of the colonisls Of Hong Kong
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