The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-16
Neus in a Nutshell.


Cabot and Springfield railway. He is not ex-
pected to live.-Daily Adv. Of Friday.
Another-A laborer engaged in filling train
of gravel cars on the Mohawk and Hudson road
yesterday, in attempting to light his pipe at the
furnace of the locomotive, had the toes of one
of his feet cut off by the locomotive. His foot
was subsequently amputatedby DR.. March. Idem
Francis Davis, of New London, CT, was run
over by the railway train, within two miles of
New Haven, on Tuesday night, and killed in
stanily.
Horrid Marders.--Two young men, named
Joshua and James Hawthorne, residing near
Belleyille, Ala, were shot dead by free mulat-
to named Thomas Henry. The murderer had not
been arrested. The young mans father was ow-
ner of the mulato mans wife. II is not stated
what induced the man to commit the deed.
Murder.-An old man, about 90 years of age,
named Tyner, who lived about twenty miles be-
dow Monliceo, Miss, on Pearl river, was muir
dered few days since by his son-in-law The
murderer has been arrested.
Shockiag--Thc two children saved by Miss
Richards at Dover, Del, have since died, and
she was dangerously injured. A little while girl
employed TO take charge of the children, has
confessed that she placed lighted candle under
the bed went out, shut the door, and left the chill
'dren to their fate
Emigration from Maryland The Boonsbo-
rough Odd Fellow states that about ore nund eli
and sixty families intend leaving Washington co.
for Illinois this spring and summer. A consid-
cradle number are going from the neighborhood
of Boonsboro'.
Painful Occmrence.--A son Of Mr.. Lecase,
of the parish of Assumption, La, about years
of age, lost his life few days ago by swallow
ing pin, which he attempted, not being sens-
bic of the danger
Prcscntmlcnt against Er- Cor. TAomas.-The
National Intelligencer says: We lea that tie
Grand Jury now in session nj Washington, have
found two presentmenis against f. Thomas, esq
of Maryland, for libel, aiisng out Of his late pub
lication there and elsewhere, respecting his do
mesc grievances.
The situation Of the prisoners at the Black
wells Island IN. " prison is so we'll, that lie
grand jury report that some Of hem have 10 be
''driyen Off when their time expires. OHe
strong healthy woman had been living there for
thirty years, and would not 60 away on any Ac-
count.
states that the supreme court, upon a quo ,rdr-
r1ato issued against the partes, has dec dcd tkat
"the transfer by the banks Of Their bills receiva.
BILE is illegal, and all proceedings under such
transfer are null and yod'
Piratcs.--The schooner Louisiana, a, New
York from Aux Cages, reports, tnal when off The
west end Of ST. Domingo, Oh the 2Sth uIt, she
was fired into by pIra;ical schooner, which dis
played the Haytan fig, and also black one
She fred once with bail and twice without -
The Rev. james Jackson, late of the diocese
Of Massachuse Is, drowned himself in Savan-
nah river OH Wednesday last, whilst in IL state of
mental arrangement, induced by sickness.
The steamboat Beeswing was burnt whilst on
her passage from New Orleans 10 Shreveport on
the !7th instant. cabin 10y was drowned.
The nomination of Mr.. Jackson for governor
of Rhode Island has revived an old and once
common political exclamation. 'AIIurrah for
Jackson. is frequently heard at the corners OF
our streets--Pawtackct Chronicle
The shirt tree Of America. la the forests tf
Oronoko there is tree which Of en- at.ains the
height Of fifty feet. The natives make SHIFTS Of
the bark of this tree, which requiies only 10 be
stripped of, and to be deprived of lis led and f.
brous parts The shirt is thus formed without
seam. The head sthrust through one end, and
lateral holes arc cut TO admit the arms
From Cardcoa.---By Tie schooner CarIew,
arrived yesterday morning, we loan that on
Washington'S birthday, the United States consul
at Curacao gave grand ball, which the g5vernt
OF the island honored with his presence. The
whole affair went off with great cclat, and was
kept up until Eve in the morning,
Fire in the Mountains Ponsvle Jour
nal of the 29th ult. says: "The mountains around
us are on fire, at several places at this time
tFrday night, 8 o'clock,) The fame cnrs up
wards from the shurp mounta n, which bounds
our town on the south--a brilliant and beautiful
spectacle"
Mlgnlonette, kept from Towering for year,
becomes shrubby plant and perennial lit is also
much moro powerful as TO scent.
Florida.-Gov Branch has issued his procla.
nation appointing the 26lh day of May, for the
election of Governor, member of Congress and
Members of the Legislature of the New State
Of Flor;da.
Liberation of Dorr 1T is said that Senator
Simmons, Of Rhode Island, among many others
is openly i'll favor of the immediate liberation o
Gov. Dorr, and that both parties protest agans
this Imprisonment for opinions sake. Public
opinion is very strongly expressed in favor of his
unconditional release, and it should be no longer
delayed.
Fatal Rencontrc.--An affray occurred il
Woodvlle, Ala, on Monday week, between Jo
seph B. Tut and S. S. Horton, in which the for
mer was killed BY pistol shot. Horton has
been held 70 bail in the sum Of $4,000.
Mr.. Baker, young and talented sculptor o