The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09

05-We have received the July number of
Graham's Magazine It susiains its former char
acter. The embellishments are, "The battle of
New Orleans" being No. 5, faseHes of Amer
lean pictures, and the "Yomg Shepherd" SO,
per annum.
A most disgraeefal speech.-Phe editor of the
Boston Atlas spoke as follows, in the Council Of
Boston, few days. The man and his sentiments
will be repudiated by all liberal men:
"Air. President, as it cost the city some Sl5,-
600, a few wears since, to receipe Gen. jackson,
1--WE can now get red of him for $500, have no
obioctioa."
whole territory has declared itself independent.
The people have driven out the Mexican author
tiles, and have modelled republican govern
ment similar to the United States and Texas.
More signs of"Ruin. ."-The Columbia (Pa.)
Spy states that several wealthy capitalists in Lam
caster county are making arrangements for the
erection Of number OF cotton factories in that
county.
Hon. George Bancroft, Secretary of the Navy,
has received diploma of Honorary Member OF
the Academy of Sciences at Berlin, in honor of
his literary reputation, and especially of his His
tory of the United States.
"No compromise, but at the cannon's MOUTH
is said 10 have been General Jackson's last ex-
preston of opinion on the Oregon question.
Bill Johnson, as he is famlary termed, the
"hero of the thousand isles" is at present in the
city of New York
Hon, James Dellet, of Alabama, declines the
nomination for Governor
The crops in Illinois are safe, an abundance
of rain having fallen there.
In Michigan and Indiana there will be one
third more wheat raised this year than any pre-
vious one.
The last Fish Story-During recent show
er of rain near Louisiana. numbers of small fish,
three or four inches long, fell with the rain
They were alive and playful,
Er-Prcsident Van Bmen,-We learn from
the Palladium, that Mr.. Van Buren, accompani-
led by one of his sons, was at Worcester, Mass,
on the 26th ult,, on his return home from visit
10 some friends on Long Island A great num-
Der of citizens avacd themselves of the opporu-
nifty 10 pay their respects to that distinguished
gentleman.
The Monumental City.-A monument is
about to be erected in Baltimore, 10 the memory
of General Jackson.
Not rery belHgcrcnt.--The Mexican Con-
grcss, at the last accounts, had adjourned for
short time, without having taken any decisive
steps towards the resistance Of annexation, or
made any preparations for war with the United
States.
0-R. M. RIDDLE, Esq, tie recent postmaster
at Pittsburgh has commenced the publication of
a new daily whig paper in that city, entitled
I"The Commercial Journal" Mr.. Riddle is a
gentleman Of fine talents, and willmake the Jour
nal good paper.
Wheat Crop.--The Franklin CTenn.) Review
of the Goth ultimo, states that the farmers in that
section are nearly all done harvesting their
wheat crops, and, without single exception, Sc
far as heard, they concur in representing it as
equal, if not superior to any wheat crop raised in
Western Tennessee for several years past.
General Scott, whose recent sudden departure
from New York caused so much speculation,a ,and
even gave rise 10 war rumors, went to visit a
sick family TO Richmond. On Tuesday last, as
we learn from the Union, Gen. Scott was in
Washington city.
Bank in SteubenrilIe--The American Union
of last Friday evening says: "The Wings an
nounced in Wednesdays Herald, that they have
at last succeededin in getting the necessary amount
I($100 000) of stock subscribed for a branch of
the estate Bank Of Ohio" at this place. One
third of the amount must be paid in by the 9th
of next month, on which day they will elect their
officers"
The Ohio Statesman of the Both ult., contains
The valedcory of SAM'L MEDARV, Esq, its late
editor. Mr.. Hazewell, his successor, we learn,
will not take charge of the paper for two or
three weeks yet, consequence of the difficulty
of leaving his present residence for his new
home.
QNrThe Illinois Legislature has incorporated
the Williamantc Brass Band with the privilege
lofissuing notes, as matter of course.
Magnetic Printing Telegraph.
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