The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
FOREIGN CHIT CHAT.

The election of the poor Highlanders has pro-
dueed in Edinburgh the formation OF society
TO mitigate their suiferings. 1t is entitled "The
Scottish Association for the protection of the
Poor"
Another tractarian, the Rev. ]. NJ Capes of
St. John the Baptist Church, Eastover, Bridge
water, has formally announced his secession from
the Church of England, and given up all the
emoluments derived from bis situation,
The Earl of Winchelsea and Nottingham has
addressed letter to the Protestants of Great
Britain, calling on them to establish national
clubs for the support of Protestant principles, in
every town and borough of the kingdom.
Government, lis said, intend TO add consde-
raby to the number Of landing walters and Off
GERS at Liverpool in order to facilitate the in
crease of trade, The remonstrances Of the mer-
chants have at length produced this tardy con-
cession.
The Railway Bell announced discovery by
DIR. Bckes, by which the earth, including the
poorest soils, and even sand, are made to produce
abundantly all kinds of crops, without any kind of
manure!
The United Service Gazette states that in con-
sequence of the massacre of the crew of the
Wasp, on the coast of Africa, it has been deter
mined to give no quarter to s(avers offering the
slightest resistance.
The Right Rev. DR.. Kendrick, Catholic Bish-
op of Philadelphia, has returned from Rome,
where he was most graciousy received by the
Pope. On Tuesday week he left Dublin for Ii
verpool, and will proceed Immediately to the U.
States.
DR.. Wolf is suffering from violent inflammation,
IoccasIoned by an insect which in Bokhara buries
itself under the flesh, and if not extracted with
the utmost care, produces the most dangerous, it
not fatal ulcers. Both his ancles are thus Affect
/ ed.
u The Duke of Wellington last week celebrated
1 the 30th anniversary Of the battle OF Waterloo,
by his customary banquet at Apsley House His
grace was surrounded on the occasion by up
wards of 10 of his companions in arms. Field
) Marshal his Royal Hghness Prince Albert was
one of the party.
: The Jesuits Letters from Rome state that
NJ. Ross, the envoy extraordinary Of France at
Rome, finding that he could not prevail upon
] cardinal Lambruschini to return definite reply
y TO his communications, had demanded and OBJ
! tanned an audience of the Pope; who exhibited
u much frmness in favor of the Jesuts, and decla-
lred he would resist France as he resisted Russia
# and Prussia 1t was believed that NJ RossI would
If shortly quit Rome,
n An English ship, the Victory, which has just
K arrived from the Mediterranean, states, that on
r the 18th ult., in lat So 40, and Ion, l3, A, 36,
/ immense balls of fire were seen TO issue from the
sea.
Henry Madden having been sentenced tc
transportation for seven years, at the Central
: Criminal Court, last week, threw one of his shoe:
II amongst the witnesses, and knocked down by
. stander. He was Immediately called back, anc
sentenced to ten years instead ofseyen,
y Mr.. Green, of Sudbury, has suggested meth
cd of purifying wells, &c, from foul air. Th
e plan is simply to throw into the we'll quantity
> of unslacked lime, which, as it comes in contac
j. with the water, throws up column of vapor, dri
st wing before it all the deleterious gases,
!, The sale Of the Napoleon Museum took pac
"a last week in London Most of the articles cor
Oh nected with the personal and historical assocja
tons of the extraordinary man they commemort
n, ted, which originally cost large sums of none!
ID have been sold for almost nothing
A rumor prevails that the Apollo, Govern
orlment transport laden with detachment oftroop
~ was lost off Newfoundland, having on board ~
re wards of eighty persons, who are said to hay
n. perished. Bat it is merely stated to be rumo
10 and it may prove to be unfounded.
- Duringa terrific hurricane which recently O.
Isl CURED in the department of Aisne, NJ. Wane
in of Guse, went out TO close his shutters, when
re was caught by the wind, and dashed against Il
a wall with such violence that his neck was br
NC ken and his skull fractured He died in a fe
hours
ar A French chemist strongly deprecates the u
m. of saltpetre in curing meat, and recommends s.
in gar us more wholesome and equally ethcaciou
he He attributes scurvy, ulcers, and other dseas
ire of mariners, and other persons living on cure
~ provisions are subject, entirely 10 the chemc
ar, changes produced by saltpetre.
m During the last half year no less than sxte'
YER criminals have been executed in England Ci
in craft, the hangman ofNewgate ,srangled thirte
OF out of the number, for which he was paid the ra
mt, OF GlO per head AS the sharpers drink "Su
ln- cess to swindling," will not this Calcralt ma
an. his daily toast "Success to hanging"
: Mr.. William john O'Connell recently obtain
a verdict, in the Court of Common Pleas, LC
the don, and ESQ damages, against the pfopreto
the of the Morning Post for libel. The paragra
= stated that the plaintiff could not go abroad {
zen d cept on Sunday, from the fear of being arrest
ress at the suit of female, whose money he h
pa mal-appropriated.
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