The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-10
NEWS VARIETY.

Peytoaa and Fashion--The NJ Y. Spirit of
the Times, among other sporting intelligence,
has the following: sit appears to be reduced to
certainty that Peytona and Fashion will meet
on the four mile day on Long Island, in the Sd
week OF October. If Boston continues to train
on as well as he has done thus far, it is quite
likely the two ladies' will have him as partner"
The Oregon Question London Econo-
mist, speaking of the appointment of the Hon.
Louis McLane as minister TO London, in place
of MIR. Everett says, sit will be found, when the
facts are clearly stated that the discussion of this
affair at Washington has reached point which
renders it desirable to have particular PROPOSE
on submitted TO the British Government, and
MIR. McLane takes the mission on this ground"
~. y. Jour. Of Com.
In reference TO the above, the Washington
Union says: "We suspect "it will be found,w
the facts are clearly stated, that the discussion
of this AFFAIR." will be confined to Washington,
and that Mr. McLane does not stake the mis-
sion on this ground.''
The True s yirit., Six hundred Irisbmen in
New Orleans assembled in public meeting on
the demand for troops, and with the greatest en-
thusasm declared their readiness TO enrol them
selves for the defence of their adopted country.
The German Yagers also volunteered TO a man.
Indeed, the enthusiasm of the citizens of foreign
birth was not whit less than the true native
feeling manifested on this occasion.
The Dog Star.--Those who are out early in
the morning will notice very bright star prece-
ding the SUM- 1t is Sirius, the Dog Star.
says: "The steamer Wisconsin, Capt Card, came
i,tr ,,,rt, 4 l. /
sengers, and two hundred and twenty-five tons
of freight Nearly all destined for the upper
country. This is the largest load (says the Cap
tain) that ever hoatcd on Lake Erie, since Hu's
Isurrender.''
90. K.'-For long time the people puz-
zled their brains to discover the meaning of the
tabastic letters 90. K'' Recent events, how
ever, says Philadelphia paper, furnishes key
TO the mystery What can they mean but fol "Oll
this Kontinenl''--Oregon, Kalifornia, Kanada
and Kuba
Grasshoppers have appeared in unusually large
numbers near Ashtabua, Ohio. Potato bugs are
destroying what little vegetation the grasshoppels
leave.
The potato rot has appeared in Maine, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts, and all fields
planted with domesticseed are withering. .as.
| A young lady up town tainted at dinner yes
terday, because a gentleman was so indiscreet
as to offer her some breast of the chicken with
out dressing.
"Moher, mother,' cried hopeful urchin,
''was Alexander a Hero?'' eyes, your mothers
darling" "Wel. marm, and then Mrs. Alexan-
der was Shero" "Girl, take away this boy.
Such horrible depravty!"
Sentenced for Sednction.--A man named Todd,
convicted at Harrisburg, Pa of The seduction of
Miss Early, has been sentenced to pay fine of
$500 and costs, and TO undergo solitary conEne-
ment in jail for one year.
Singular Dcath.--The Pottsve Journal
states that a woman left her infant on the bed,
while she went down stairs 10 attend to some do
mestic duties, and on returning she found large
cat lying on the infants breast, with its head
near the chids mouth, as if in the act of suck
ing its breath Upon examination the child was
discovered to be dead, having met its death in
this most distressing and extraordinary manner.
| Iora not a State. The St. Louis Reporter
says that sufficient returns have been received
there TO render it certain that the citizens of To-
wa had again refused, by majority of 200 10
500 TO adopt the Constitution. Dodge is re-
elected 10 Congress by some hundreds.
The Great Britain Outdone.-The immense
steamboat Oregon, recently launched at New
York, has been finished, and will shortly be pa-
ced on the route between New York and Provi-
dence. Her length is three hundred and forty
feet-->ten feet longer than the steam ship Great
Britain. 1t is said there will be trial of speed
between these two huge vessels on the Both inst
In the county of Richand, two hundred thou
sand pounds of wool have been sold during the
past season, at an average price of thirty cents
per pound.
The N. Y Tribune calls Mr.. BirneyE'a decei-
rer and kndrc," language which cannot be ve-
Try pleasing to the liberty party men. Other whig
papers make use of equally strong language
when speaking of the "third partyn and It's mem
bers. BY and by we shall sec them courtng the
very men whom they now so coarsely denounce.
Statesman.
The Union says that Gen. Gaines had no au-
thory TO call upon the Governor of Louisiana
for troops. Gen. Taylor is specially entrusted
with the command of the ''amy of observation
in Texas.
Mr., TRrsrE, formerly Consul at Havana, has
been appointed Chief Clerk in the State Depart
ment, by Secretary Buchanan. 1t is an excellent
appointment,
Reader, it, you own a pew in church, and
stranger, through a desire 10 hear Gods word,
gets in TO it, be sure TO intimate 10 him that he
has mistaken the pew for a-Christian's. y
Curious Coincidencs-In Davidson county,
Tenn, in which Nashville is situated, Mr.. Polk
was beaten,in the Gu5ernatoral election of lS43,
| 69o votes In 1914 Iha preeidaht;al aIont,nrN
he was again beaten 5S2. In the late election,
(ls45) Mr.. Brown was beaten by Mr. Foster, in
this his own county, $50. Close rucning fofihreo