The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-11-05

mates Thursday, the 20h day Of Nopembes, as Al
day of Thanksgiving and Prayer in Ohio.
The Detroit papers say that ]. G. BTRNEY is se-
rously affected with Paralysis. His general
health is good; but when at all animated in con-
versation he cannot be understood
Washington Trping.-The Journal des De-
bates announces the arrival at Bordeaux Of Mr..
WASHINGTON IRVING, the celebrated American
writer. He is said to be charged with dplo-
matte mission TO France by the Government of
the United States
Arrest ofa Forger Henry Lewis has been
arrested in Philadelphia, charged with forging
two checks, one for $3.50, and the other for
$500, on the Western Bank Of that city. He
obtained the money on one of the checks,
The Philadelphia U. S. Gazette of Wednes-
day contains letter written at Harrisburg, on
the Goth inst. which states that the interest on
the Pennsylvania deGt due on the lst of Febru-
airy next, will be punclua!ly paid.
Died phile Playing Cdrds.-A female named
Eliza Anzell, was engaged on Saturday night,at
Norfolk, in playing game of cards for small
wager, which wager she had won. She laid her
hand on the pack, and instantly expired. She
had deem subject to an affection of the head.
Cheese Speculation In Western New York,
I (Rochester and Bufao,) about 100000 pounds
Of cheese have been taken for export to England
at 8 cts.
Erpelled from the Chmch.-The Michigan
Annual Conference of the Methodist Church
expelled the Rev. Holsey w. Ronsome for fight
ing, swearing, drunkenness, and sinful words and
actions.
Merited Sarcasm. Quebec Gazette sug-
gests that the Mormons before emigrating TO
any other part of the United States, had better
'leave the land of civil and religious liberty al
together"
Bearhaven, on Bantry Bray, in the south of
Ireland, has been fixed upon by the English
Board of Admiralty, as the future station for the
American line of Packets. Arrangements were
in progress, for the transfer of the station from
4 Liverpool.
Col. Esteven, who has been occupied for the
last three years, in drawing the frontier line be-
tween the Province Of Canada and the U. States
as stipulated by the Ashburton treaty, has com.
pleted his task down TO the St. Regis, and taken
, his departure for Washington.
\ Infamous. bodies were found in a ware
house at Ashtabula, Ohio, few days since
They we're recognized as those of Mrs. Pres
ton, and child of S. M. Austin, of Austinburg
and had been taken from their graves by DR.
Silby, of that place. The DR.. fled, and was hot
ly pursued at Cleveland
MiIIerism. celebrated Joshua V. Hines
the founder of the Miller Tabernacle in Boston
ii and the leader of the deuded mortals who be-
. Ilieved in the destruction of the world in Is43
J has been revising his chronological calculations
and has protracted "the hour" to lS47--whicl
he says is the utmost limit to which that time i
,flprovided for.
t, "Independent Catholic Chwch."--The Gin
q cinnati Gazette of the 18th inst says: "We un
y derstand there is movement in this city to es
i tabish an Independent Catholic church, in ac
n cordance with the avowed principles Of the Re
L formation now in progress in Germany. A cit
German paper contains call for a pastor of
e New Catholic Church, Ii It's understood that I'll
$, Subscribers to this church are numerous, and III
main object of their association is the establish
o ment of Catholic church, Independent of II
s Pope and Bishops"
4 Public Repenue.--The U. s. revenue for th
5 year ending June 30, ls45, will exceed $29, 800
OOO From The customs, $27, 100000; from til
ID public lands, $2,0OO,OOO; from miscellaneou
L. sources, about 100000. Balance from the pr,
I. yious year, $s,s57,s79. Total available rev,
Of nae, upwards Of $37,5OO,OoO. The expense
amount to about S3O,OOO,OOO
e. The expenditures Of The War Department, &
r. the year ending June 3Oth, ls45, exceed SIS
d. 100000; Of the Navy Department above $le
b. OOO, ,OOO; the civil list and foreign intercourse
not quite CONC Up 70 $s,0Oo,Ooo.