The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-06

last fortnight by lumber OF persons, yet they
have not been able TO discover the keyhole.
Robbery in Wall Sreet--A package of bank
notes, checks, &C., says the N. York Tribune,
amounting to between $1,000 and SsOOO-onIy
$4,000 available funds--was stolen from the tel
lers' desk at the National Bank, day or two
ago.
MurderouS.--It is said that duel is to be
fought at Augusta, Ga, between MIR. Gardner,of
the Constutionalist and Mr.. Coleman-with
double -barrelled guns. at NINE FEET apart.
A Good Income. Mr. McLane, the new Mi
mister to England, gets $4,000 per annum from
the Railroad Company, in addition to his $4,000
outfit and $4,000 pay. So says fhe U. S. Jour-
nal.
Dying of Curiosity "A boy residing at Berth
nal Green, England, hanged himself few weeks
ago, in efforts to ascertain how it felt
The President has appointed JOHN L. DAWSON
as attorney of the United States for the Western
District of Pennsylvania, in the place of William
O'Hara Robinson, removed.
On Dts. That General Romulus NJ Saun-
ders, Of N. c., will take the place of Washington
Irving at the Spanish Court, and Col. Butler, of
Ky, succeed Col. Todd in the Russia mission.
Look Ow.-Counterfet S. gold pieces, Amer
ican coin, are in Vicksburgh. They are Of date
'43, toerably we'll done, as to view, but very de-
ficient in weight. They will be very apt to take
the course that Mr. Benton's Mint Drops fire.
quently take, despite the snoers of whiggery--
up the Mississippi.
Like the Ph9nir.--It is said that from two to
three thousand laborers are employed among
the ruins of the New York fire. The True Sun
says that many curious specimens of the effects
of the fire on iron, zinc, glass, &C., are to be
seen. Some common wine bottles have been
dug from the ruins, twisted into many fantastic
shapes.
Hot Rails.-On Saturday last the rails on the
Boston and Maine Railroad, near the North An
dover depot, expanded so much by the intense
heat of the sun as to throw them out of their
places, and it required so long time to replace
them on the sleepers that one of the trains was
delayed in consequence.
The Pittsburgh Post says, that nothing sets so
wide mark "beween the vulgar and the noble
SOUL, as the respect and reverential love of wo-
manhood. A man who is always sneering at
women is generally coarse prohgate or coarse
bigot, no matter which
The watering places are now all crowded with
visitors, Delightful retreat for those who have
money and leisure.
The Postmaster General has already received
an application for the appointment of postmas
ter at Galveston, Texas.
Here is beautiful little paragraph which we
find in one of our exchanges:
eff there is man who can eat his bread il
peace with God and man, 1t Is the man who ha
brought that bread out OF the earth. 1t is can
kered by no fraud--it is wet with no tears--it i
stained by no blood"
The subjectof general State Convention to
further certain measures of reform connected
with the State Government, is being agitated il
Maryland. The fourth Wednesday in Angus
next is recommended as the time for holding thu
Convention, and Baltimore as the place.
Vermont--The Democrats have put in nomi
nation Daniel Kellog for Governor, and Wylli
Lyman for Lieutenant Governor.
Adjourned. New Hampshire Legisla
ture adjourned on the 3D. inst. after session Q
80 days, having passed GA acts and 81 resolu
tions, and one address.
John ]. Troubat, Jr., of the firm of Albion
a. Troubat, of Philadelphia, was accidental
drowned while bathing at Cape May, on Wednei
day. Mr. Troubat was generally known and e'
teemed as a merchant and citizen, and his deaf
will be proportonably lamented.
Mr. Calhoun has recently visited the vicinit
Of Abbeville, s. c., to pay bis respects to M
McDnfie, and to supervise the erection Of am
nument 70 the memory of bis own parents, WI
are buried in the vicinity, He is ssid TO be
fine health and spirits.
LOUe.--Charles Lover, in bis new work of"S
Patfick's Eye,n remarks on the tender passion