The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-02
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
Fifteen Days Later from Europe.

The splendid steamship Caledonia, Capt E.
G. Lott, arrived at Boston, on Thursday, the 18th
ult, bringing dates to the 4th, inclusive.
The news is of not much Importance We
condense from our eastern exchanges.
PdrliameHtary--T third reading of the
Maynooth bill, in the House of Commons, on the
18th May, engaged the exclusive attention of
that body until the 2lst. These three nights Of
protFacted discussion evolved nothing new.
The new treaty between England and France
for the prevention Ofthe slave trade on the coast
of Afca, has been signed at the Foreign Office.
The catholic bishops are up in arms against
the measure now before Parliament for establish
ing colleges in the north the south, and the west
of Ireland
Lreland.-Tho repeal meeting at Tara, re-
specting which considerable preparations has
been made for some time previous, took place on
Thursday, the 22d May. Mr.. O'Connell, Mr..
John O'Connell, Mr.. Ray, and others heard mass
at Tara at half past II O'clock. The Rev. Mr..
M'EYoy, parish priest Of Kellis, ofliciated The
Freeman estimates those who heard mass at
$4,000, and the number ofthoso who took part in
the demonstration at 100000.
Mr. O'Connol came forward to address the
meeting, and was received with loud cheers He
delivered one Of those effective and peculiar ad-
dresses on the subject Of Irish wrongs with which
our readers have long been familiar.
SiritzerlaRd.--The accounts from Lucene to
the 25th ult state that the influence Of the three
great Powers, England, France and Austria)
began to make itself boneicially felt in Switzer-
land. The resolve of these Powers 10 maintain
intact the federal compact of 1915, the inviola-
bility of the principle ofcantonal sovereignty, and
the exclusive right of the cantons themselves to
revise and amend the compact by mutual friend
ly agreement among each other, by legal means
alone, to the exclusion of all violence-regard
always being had to the maintenance of the CON
dition-Sine qua noR--of "the nvolabiliiy of the
principle Of cantonal sovereignty" above men
toned
Spaia.--Abdicatio Of Don Carlos.-Don
Carlos has abdicated his right TO the throne of
Spain in favor of his son the Prince OF Asturias
and assumed the title of the Count de Molino.
The Prince has published manifesto address
ed to the Spanish nation in which he disclam5
all intention of casting among his countymen ''a
brand of dscord.'' He expresses a desire to
prevent dssensions for the future, and to see the
country prosperng,
India and Chiaa.-The Overland Mail arri-
we'd in London on the 23d ult Intelligence has
been received from Bombay to the 9th, Calcut-
ia to the 7th, and Madras to the l4th Of April
The news, in political point ofyiew, is unim-
porant
Cholera is prevalent in Calcutta, but is not Of
nature to create more than customary alarm.
There is floating report that Alden has been
surprised and captured.
From China there is nothing of interest
Russia. A letter from ST. Petersburg men
tons that Count Woronsow, one Of the ablest
and most distinguished generals Of the Russian
army, has been entrusted with the command Of
the forces destined to ac against the Cjrcassans.
The Emperor is determined, cost what it NAV, to
have the war terminated.
A railway from Moscow TO St. Petcrsburgh is
in active course of construction.
Germany--The accounts from Frankfort state
that the approaching Zollvorein Congress in Carl
sruhe was becoming the main topic of conyersa-
ton there and in other German cities. 1t is
now clelrly ascertained that many important
towns chambers of commerce, aud commercial
unions have declared in favor of the protective
system, after the example of the 'commcrcial
parliament" recently convened in Berlin.
Tnrkey.-The accounts from Constantinople
state that the health of the Sultan is on the de-
cline. On the lst ult., the Greek patriarch, Yer
manoso. having previously given in his resigna-
ton, Meletrus, the Archbishop of Cyzjus, was
elected in his stead, and invested in his dignitcs
and decorations at the Sublime Porte.