The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09
Neus in a Nutshell.

PRESENT TO Mr.. CLAY--Hon. Willis Green:
of Kentucky, returned home from New forK'
where he has been sojournng, on Friday ne
will take TO Ashland the Address OF the New
York Clay Clubs. engrossed on several sheets OF
parchment, and enclosed in case OF solid sil-
yer, as present 10 Mr.. Clay.
PREscorr. THE HIsroRIAN.--The Morning
News says:--."On the FIRST of February, MIR. Pres
colt was elected a corresponding member OF the
Institute of France, under the division OF the
Academy Of Moral and Political Science, and in
the Section of General History. the honor
was never before conferred on any native of New
England, except Franklin"
CANDIDATES FOR MAYoR.---The Democratic
convention have nominated VIM. F. Haverneyer
as their candidate for Mayor of New York. He
is man Of wealth, sugar refner by occupa-
ton, and of an old New York family. There
are now four candidates in the feld--Messrs.
Havemeyer, Dudley Selden, Mayor Harper, and
Lewis Tappan, tho Abolition candidate.
The Mayor of Hlvanna was SO indignant at
the conducI of the Spanish Government, in send
ing out an order TO enforce the payment OF du-
ties on the articles which had been made free
aill 9th April, that he rendered his resignation to-
the Government of the Island Of Cuba.
Of the ten Presidents chosen by this Repub-
lc six are numbered with the dead Four still
survive. The younger Adams, ia ackson, Van.
Buren,, and Polk.
BALTIMORE ANNUAL CoNFERENeE E.-Ihls bo-
dy adjourned, on Tuesday last, after pleasant
and harmonious session of twelve days. The
Conference is to meet in Baltimore next year,
on the llth Of March.
CHARGE OF INCEST. In New York, on Sun
day evening, young girl, aged about 10 years,
named Mary Newborn, preferred charge against
her father of the appalling crime OF incest. An
investigation will take place in respect to the
matter.
A SAD OccURnENcE.--A young man BY the
name of Joseph Copper, of New Brighton, Bea-
yer county, Pa, few days since, had his neck
broken by kick from horse, which caused his
death almost instantly. He was much beloved
respected by all who knew him.
Po1soNED.--E ght OF ten members of the ia
miIv of Jesse Glover, near Fulton, Missouri,
have been poisoned. -Four Of his negroes and
one child Of Mr. Glover have died. Two other
children are dangerously i'll and not expected to
survive. Anegro has been arrested on suspicion
of having poisoned the family.
OHIo CANAL.-The Chillicothe Advertiser OF
the 22d inst says-''We hear that the water Will
probably be let into the canal, for navigation
northwlrd, about the fist week in April, and
that tie three locks below the city VIII be ready
for navigation about the middle Of April.
Poisoned HER IIusDAND.--Mss Van Valkcn-
be g, of Perth, Fulton, coulty, N. T., murdered
her husband few days ago, by giving him pol
son in his tea. In her efforts TO escape from The
officers of Justice, she fell from the loft OF barn
and broke her thigh, dislocated her shoulder and
was otherwise injured. She has since confess
scd the murder--N Y. San.
The Louisiana Slate Convention have dec
ded that the New Constitution is not TO be al
tered or amended unless with the consent o1
three-firlhs of two successive Legislatures, and
the approval thereof thereafter by majority o
the electors of the State.
RED RIVER RAFr.--A letter dated 'Hoad @
the Raft, Feb. 20th," published in the Caddc
Gazette, furnishes the welcome intelligence tha
the steamboat Col. Harney, had succeeded il
getting through the Raft, after great excrtions
The Raft was about 1900 yards in length whel
the boat first commenced pulling at it.
The trial of the Rev. Mr. Fairchld is pub
1ished in some papers, 1t equals the Onder
donks in its unfness for general readers, ant
in its erotic details.
Business appears to be unusually hourishin,
in all the larger cities. New York, Phladel
phia and Baltimore papers speak of the presen
season as one of the greatest ever witnessed il
that respect, and our own city shows signs o
Improvement and prosperity equally gratifying
The Michigan legislature adjourned on Wed
nesday. The bill making further appropriation
for the completion Of the Central railroad to Ka
lamazoo, has been signed by the Governor.
The town hall and court house, in Carlisle
Pa, were entirely consumed by fire on Monda,
last. The loss is estimated at $4,000. 1t
supposed TO have been the work of an incendiar,
ATTENTION TO Business. Constitute
says: ''The President calls around him his C;
bret at an early hour in the day, and continue
till late hour in the evening; and not unfrt
quently calls them together again after dark, an
continues in Cabinet session till late hour {
the night"
"WHERE THEY ALWAYS WERE AND ALwAY
MEAN TO BE."-lt is said that no less than seue
of the leading members of the old and infamol
Hartford Convention attended the late feder
and abolition convention at Fanuel Hail. Bosto
called TO oppose the remuneration of Texas.
SPURIOUS COIN.--Spurious quarter dollars, d
ted lS43, composed of pewter, and silvered ov
by the galvanic process, are in circulation, ar
so we'll executed as to deceive the casual obse
yer.
OREGoN.-A letter from Independence, Il
most distant town in Missouri towards the Yves
states that about 5000 emigrants will leave tn
place for Oregon on the lst of May.