The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-30

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Ann street, New York. and No l6, State ST., Boston
O5rSt. Louis is becoming great mart for the |
sale Of wool A very large amount has been
sold there this year; according TO the New Era,
ffty per. cent. more than the sales of last year.
That paper states that the supply is derived prin-
cipally from the country on the Mississippi and|
Illinois rivers, some from Missouri. The price
paid for the article at 81, Louis varies from l6I
to 80 cents per pound, according to quality. III
is all purchased for the manufactures in Massa-!
chusetls and Connectcut,and principally shipped
TO Boston The trade in wool promises TO be-
como very important branch of Western agrl-
culture, the prairies aaording the cheapest pas
turaoe for innumerable focks of sheep
A runlor of Yellow Fever prevailed at New
York on Friday, brought from Mobile, it was said,
in the brig Morea. The Express says, the facts,
and all the facts, are SIMPLY these; the Captain
of the Morea died on the passage Of bilious te-
YER, and was buried at quarantine. The mate
is now confined with the intermittent fever, and
several of the hands are more or less affected IN
the same way Both the quarantine physicians
are perfectly satisfied there is not the lghtest
appearance Of yellow fever.
AAP'Phe federal letter writers at washington
city are now engaged at their avorite amusement
of manufacturing ridiculous stories in regard to
Col. Polk and the members of his cabinet
These yarns are SO false and contemptbe, that
they will carry their own refutation with them.-
We exceedingly regret that the intelligent ed-
tor Of the Union Mr.. Ritchie, should conde-
scend TO notice them in any manner whatsoever.
lie only delracts from his dignity and selErespect
by so doing.
War agitb Merico-The Union doubts the
accuracy of the correspondent of the Baltimore
American, at Vera Cruz, whose letter OF the @4th
June speaks SO assuredly of war between Mexico
and the United States The Union considers
the chances as ogtiust war, for reasons which 1t
is not at liberty to name.
01-Thc next term of the Court of Common
Pleas, for the county of Harrison, will commence
its session in CAdiz, on Monday, the 18th day of
August next. The Kentucky Bank gentry will
then have hearing.
The democratic papers generally have spoken
out pretty plainly against the appointment OF
l,orJTs McTANE, as minister to the Court OF 81
uIaQ 10 see tuIo.
life of Gen. Jdctson.-The Union OF the
18th inst, Says that the publication of Kendall's
life Of Gen jackson will be resumodnezt month
and be completed duling the present year.
Dr. Lqrdner's LcctmeS.- We have received
No. 6 Of the Lectures of DIR. Lardner on Science
and Art. This is unquesionably the most use
ful and instucting publication that reaches ou
table. These lectures should form part of ev
cry gentloman's library.
Privileges Of Postmosters, New YorI
Tribune says, "we have just seen letter iron
the Postmaster General, under date of July IL
from which we make the following extract:"--
"When subscribers refuse TO take pamphlets o
newspapers from the office, Postmastefs are nov
as heretofore required to notify editors, &c, an
man fia,,k letters containing such notices."
Money in NeD York.-The Express says
''The money market continues very easy, an
loans are made easily at 5 per cent, and, in som
cases, for less.
Dreadful mpicty.-On the trial of Andre
Anderson, the wretch who fred the Chariot
street church, Kensington, in the Philadelplr
Criminal Court, it was shown that he had kndle
the fire with the pulpit bible! Such case
sacrlege is perhaps not on record.
0ArThe Captina creek, in Belmont count
rose so high week before last that it tore dow
the dams, oyerRowed the lowlands, carried c
fences, &C., and injured the crops.
GeFETss Henrietta Blanchard,who shot her s
duccr Pettiway, negro broker, at New Orlean
is at liberty, he having refused toprocecd again
her.
The wretch who murdered the Adcock fam
inTppah county, Miss, was taken, and tied
the neck TO the top of a bent sapling, and tn
sent 10 bis long account.
Peyiona and Fdshion.--It is now stated po
lively that these crack horses will run agail
each other in October next, over the Long !
and course. 81"
The Abolttiohists are agitating the subject