The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-16

KendalI's Expositor, published weekly in The
same form, at 90 per annum. 1t is now con-
Quoted by Mossrs. Dow g. FISK, of the U. S.
Journal, with their characteristic ability. i
Part V of DR.. Lardner's Lectures, (Which we
have Just receved) contains "Galvanism;" "The
Moon and the Weather." "Pcrodic Comets,
and "Radiation of Heat" When completed,
these lectures will be valuable auxiliary 10 any !
genteman's library.
The tpo Merican Instdlmcnts. Mr.. Shannon,
our late Minister to Mexico, has addressed a let
ter to the Secretary of State 1t settles the moot
ed question beyond further controversy. 1t now
appears that the drafts given to our agent upon
the Mexican treasury chad not been paid, nor
any part of hem," up TO the date of Mr.. Shan
non's leaving Mexico,
A villainous attempt was made to blow up the
Planters House, in St. Louis, but it failed.
Our Minister TO England, Mr.. McLANE, will
leave the United States, by the steamer OF thoI
10th instant, for London.
Polk Fmraace-The Hon. G.. Myers, of CIa-
rion county, is building furnace, which he calls
"PoM Furnace" in honor of our patriotic Pros'-
dent. Judge Myers is one of the most enterpri-
sing iron masters in Pennsylvania, and has full
confidence in the permanence of the tariff under
the present National Administration, notwith-
standing the croakings of the wings. ....
Grape Tines.--C. Edwards Lester, U. S. Con
sui at Genoa, has recently arrived at New York,
from Italy, bringing with him quantity Of the
choicest grape vines known in that county,
They ere sold by auction in New York on the
lst inst
Another destructive confagration occurred in
Quebec on the 25th ult which consumed about
1900 dwellings, and rendered homeless and des
titutc 5000 persons!
Woo1m Michigan.- Jackson county, Mich
gan, this seasons clip Of wool amounted to So
900 pounds, worth $l2,50O. .,s r.. ...
The Post Office Reform.-The Pennsylva-
nan says that between three and four thousand
more letters we're mailed on the 1st instant, in
Philadelphia, than tho daily average of the old
law In New York, 1.-The number was five times
as great as the former average.
To be Hung. The Hodges, convictodofmur
der at Burlington, Iowa territory, are to be hung
on the 18th inst. A brother of the same family
was recently murdered at tNauvoo.
: this day. says the Pittsburgh Ariel of the 10th
since the great fire. In two cellars on Thirt
street fires are still burning? Another fact may
! be mentioned At least one-third Of the Distrlc
T is either rebuilt or rebuilding. .ai a4,
). Government Funds.-On Il 6 LIST instant, III
g United stptcs had $3,5O0,422 on deposite.
j Coaso1atory.--A whig paperin Alabama col
VI soles itself upon the result of the Florida eIectio
e BY claiming that lis party has carried everythih
but one Governor, two United States Senator
y one Representative, and lacks only 20 or 30
Is having majority in the State Legislature.
!, IRON Houses.-The Pittsburgh Chronicle
out in favor Of the erection of iron houses in tn
le lefty. The editor must certainly be speakil
iron-icalIy. Z" / g1aa
m LiberaIity, ABBY Kelley has given her whc
Or patrimony, $4,000, to the Anti-slaVery cause
e. An affiay came off at Louisville, a few do
as ago, between Mr.. stealy proprietor of the Ma
nd sion House, and DIR. Roberts, Of Frankfort,
= which the latter was stabbed, it is supposed m
\. tally, s5ass !.
eel We lenn from the Washington Union that
nd ny country postmasters are resignlng their Q
o. ces, in consequence Of the operation Of the p
~ ',i post office law. Nearly one hundred resig
an lions were received by the Postmaster Gene
en in the course of one day. uh
nd s1
eG. Z. Aanered-- "A portion Of Pitt township TO
city ofPittsburgh--now called the 9th ward