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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25

A soLDrERoF Forums. - Henry A School
craft. OF Sacramento, California, is now ON a
visit to his relatives 10 Detroit. He is about
twenty-five years Of age, and went out Il
California as private soldier IN Col. Steven.
sons regiment. After his discharge from
the United States service, ho obtained EN-.
ployment as book-keeper for Capt. Suffer-
and has since accumulated an estate valued
al S35O, 900. Wilhelm Capt. Suffers employ
he had al one time The po ying of uf six hun
dred clerks and surveyors, no. ons OF whom
received less than thirteen dollars per day
He states that during bis stay with Captain
Suffer- Sl5,OOO,O00 Of that gentleman'I
money passed through his hands Detroit
Free Press.
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hey are beld responsible lthey have settled their
bill and ordered The paper discontinued.
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outin'orming the publishers and the paper Is sent
to heIormer direction, they are held responsible
.. The Courts have decided that refusing 20
take paper from the Office, or removing end leaV-
ing it uncalled Ior, is "pnma facie" evidence Of
intentional fraud
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
WASHINGTON, September II.
SENATE,

After the consideration of the routine o
business, the bill providing for the setlemen
OF land titles in Oregon, and making dona
lions Of land 70 actual settlers, was takel
up.
Mr.. Yulee moved TO strike out the seclloI
of the bill making donations of land to &C
lual settlers, which he debated at some
length.
# The bill reducing the minium price O.
bands in Michigan and Wisconsin was pass
ed.
Before the question was taken on the
amendment,
Mr.. Walker moved 10 amend the section
proposed to be stricken OUT by inserting a
provision establishing the principle of home.
stead exemption, which was rejected, yeas 8,
nays A.
H'he section proposed to be stricken out
was then amended, SO as to donate lands
only TO those future settlers who shall settle
10 Oregon prior 10 the 4;h of March, '53, and
abe moipn 10 strike opt Withdrawn.
Mr.. Mason moved TO strike out the pro-
vision extending tue bepeRts of the future
donation of lands to foreigners who shall
have declared their intention to become cit.
,izens, which after debate, was rejected, % 10
.25.
The bill was then reported with The amend.
.nent aad coBcuued in, and then ordered 10
"A third reading.
After the consideration of the amendment
made by the House in the bill granting swamp
lands 10 the States in which they Iie for
reclamation, the Senate, without vote, ad.
journcd.
HOUSE.
The Till abolishng The slave trade in the
District Of Columbia was adopted, yeas 1874,
nays AZ.
The Senate bill granting right of way and
donations of land to Illinois, Mississippi and
Alabama, 10 aid in the construction Of rail
road froIa Chicago to Mobile, was passed,
yeas l0l, nays IS.
The standing bill enabling Arkansas and
other States 10 reclaim The swamp lands
within their limits, was amended and passed
The bill granting The right Of way through
,iae public lands for the construction of a
Railroa6 from Altop, Illinois, to Springfield,
passed.
Mr.. Bowiin reported bill giving alternate
SECTIONS Of land to Missouri, for a Railroad
from the Missouri river 10 The Western limits
.of iha: Slate, which win ultimately connect
with the Pacific.
DR. GilLelt in,Ioduced bill 10 establish
a Light House, Beaons and Bnoys on the
coast Of California, and providing for the sur.
,Vey nf The Coast and Harbors Of said State
Referred 10 committee 90 Commerce.
Mr.. Gilbert introduced bill authorizing
Abe payment Of money to California, collected
.oninports since the treaty and before sbe
lbecame a State. Deferred 10 the committee
on Ways nnd Means.
House Adjourned.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
FROM CALIFORNIA.
New York, Sept. 90.

New York, Sept. 90.
The steamer "Philadelpha" arrived at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
She brings ONE MILLION IN GOLD,
and 100 passengers.
1 learn verbally that dreadful riot had
occurred IN Sacramento City, growing out Of
land troubles.
The Mayor and many others were wound.
ed.
The squatters threatened 10 burn the city
and il is said THEY HAVE BURNT III.
The Philadelphia brings $500, 900 in gold
dust on freight, and from 100000 to $780,
600 in hands of passengers.
PANAMA, Sept. G.-There have been FIVE
cases OF Cholera, but the port wardens now
give clear bills Of health.
SAN FRANcIsCo.- dry season permits
working at the mines, and 10000 men are
employed.
Three Chiians took in a fortnight Sl5,
600 from the Gulph al Jamesiown, and three
Frenchmen took II lbs. in an afternoon.
The Northern placers are also doing well.
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IMPORTANT INVENTION.

We have recently examined an invention,
by Mr.. H. LULL, at present sojourning in the
borough Of Cadiz, The Importance of which,
we deem paramount to that of any otherr
excepting the Magnetic Telegraph, of mod
ern dnte. This invention consists of PAD.
DIE WHEEL for steamboats,, steamships
&c. We are not mechanic enough TO give
our readers mechanical description Of the
machine; suficerit then to say, that, to the
most casual observer, its advantages, over the
common wheel, ure srikingly apparent. 1t
is construed With gearing, which gives
double motion to the buckets;--lha is to say,
a half revolution on an axis Of their own, to
u full revolution of The wheel on which they
act. This double motion has the effect of
giving the paddles, while in the water, tac
greatest power they could possibly possess
while IN dipping in and returning from 1t, the
objections oflhe common wheel are obSiated.
They dip into The water at about an angle of
30 degrees from the perpendicular, assuming,
Immediately upon their entrance into il,
perpendicular position. In coming out, the
same effect is produced. Every mechanic,
from this imperfect description, must at once
see that trOo things, at least, are accomplish.
ed, which are Of the greatest consequence to
the rapid motion OF a boat. The first is, that
the buckets, in entering The water in this
slanering form, do not raise the bat out of
the water, and do not have 10 contend with
the elemen that constitutes their power in
leaving it. The Bucket are also, much wider
than those OF the ordinary wheel, which must,
of course, add to their power.
This machine, it is confidently supposed BY
the intelligent inventor, will add, with the
same power, at least one fourth 10 The speed
oil any STEAMBOATS, or steamships, ,on our lakes,
rivers and oceans; and from our investigation
OF it we fully agrees with him. We make
these few remarks for the single purpose of
auHac'lng attention to this great improvement,
upon FULToN's grand idea. and think that
an intelligent public will not long permit So
great an addition to the mechanic arts TO
slumber in obscurity.
Tho model of this "Padde Whee'' may
be seen at Mr.. AMsPoKER's Hotel, the Doug
lass House. An excellent opportunity is
offered by the inventor for speculation, 10 ia,
king shares in the invention, so as to enable
Tim TO introduce it practically. Men Of
rapilal should counienance this improvement.
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LATEST ARRIvAL.-We are requested TO
'ntOrm our readers generally, and the custo>
me's OF Messrs. WEIGH s. Phillips in par
'icular, that they, (Welch aud Philips, have
Just received large end splendid assor,men,
OF new FAL1 AND WINTER GooDs comprp
sing every article that the heart of man or
woman could desire, in the shape of apparel.
ihese gentleman, we know from experience
are 10 the habit of making their purchases
with an eye single TO the qualification of ,bo
public, and we have reason to believe that
the'same is sought to be carried ou, in their
saIes' Everybody, give them call. Thew
are clever.
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probation than could have been exPected.ol
its present character and isndeUcies, rs we'll
as It's future destination. With is usual de-
scrpinalioh and ability, The leading journal
Of Europe has pointed GU, the mnsl PrOmi-
uenl result Of General Taylor, namely, the
rcnpnciaIioH Of disguise reluctantly assums
ed, aud lhe closer approximation Of Whigge>
fy to the Odious and exploded policy of the
oldest school OF Federalism
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WAsHissToy, September is,
SENATE.

Mr.. Chasc asked leave to introduce n,
bill 10 prohibit slavery in lhesT territories.
MIR, Clay hoped leaya would not be or.ct.
ed. Peace nov prevailed throughout our
borders. He boped ahat the agitation was q,
end, and ihat No pew attempt to renew i
would be PerRitIed-
Mr. Cass eOincidei in all ahal Nj. Clay
said, and moved that The moiiou Tor leave d
iaif0dace The bill be laid on ahe table.
Mr. Chase Withdrew his bill,
Mr.. Hamlin rose te move 20 20 into Ex,
.4cusive sessions but yielded 10 Mr., PFnlt, who
moved tInas the Senate take ap lie bIll 1,
pfcgspt the eniicement Of slaves lfou, iht
District or Colombia. After some remark,
kFom Mr.. Clay ana Mr.. Cass,
MI Cllase spoke ia opposition 70 lhs mo
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25

THE MAINE ELEcrIoN. - Hubbard, the
Democrolic candidate, has clear majority
over bic whg and free coil competitors, and
both branches ofihe Legislature are decid ed.
y democratic. as usual. The Congressional
delegation viii stand as formerly; viz: five
Demperais and two Wigs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25
THE WHIG CANDIDATE FOR CON.
GRESS.

II is claimed that w. +. Hunter "has faith,
gully represented his district IN Congress
And that ''his votes will be found ali right"
We would ask how far he represented his
District in his votes upon the Galphin claim.
The committee appointed TO investigate
the claim, reported, among other resolutions,
one which stated that the Secretary of the
Treasury was not authorized 10 pay interest
on the claim, and thai its payment was not
in conformity with law, or "precident.
MIR. Hunter voted oay the whole sub.
iect on the table. The vote stood SO yeas
90 nays. So the House decided that the
whole subject should not be laid on the table.
Upon the question -"Shal the resolution be
adopted" Mr.. Hunter voted Tor the Galpkiag
and against the resolution was however a,
dop;ed, without his aid, by vote Of II9
yeas TO SO nays.
Will the friends of Mr.. Hunter claim that
he represented his district in thus voting in
favor Of The plundering of the National Trea.
suFy Of The enormous sum Of Sl9l ,352,s9
as interest upon an unjns! claim, and placing
one half Of il in the pockels Of George w.
Crd~foTd, "a. member of the late Paylor
Cabine'G for bis services as agent.
The mnsr Of the people Of this District ar,
not ia favor Of GalpEonisns however mucl,
MIR. Hunter and the whig leaders may ap-
prove of il.
Mr' Hunters votes are on record, and cans
mol be denied. He Uoted tor the Galphins.
and agains, the resolutions ofthe seec, com.
mitee. Look to the proceedings of the
House, ofMonday, July Is. Gazette.
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6F The Democrats of New York have
nominated Union State Ticket. 1t is COM
posed Of 3 barnburners and 2 hlnkers, and
me democratic papers are decidedly of the
opinion that il will be elected. The Demo-
Gratis have but one member in the rresen,
Congress from New York. Tie prospect is
mai IN the next, they will, at least, elect ono
half OF the members. This will leetle
more than overcome the Democratic loss IN
Missouri
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att O'Clock this evening, with Liverpool
dates To the llth inst, making The passage
in 10 days and 8 hours.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
q. Liverpool, September 9th.
The sales since Friday amour, to 50nO
bales, of which 5000 were taken on specu-
laiion and for export. To'day's sales amount
10 5000 bales--500 on speculation and 1000
for export. Prices have declined per ID.
The arrivals since Friday arc 2 vessels
from the United States and from Brazil.
The weather has been fine, and the har
vest we'll got IN.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Sept. 10Th. h..-English funds dull; Consols 964
American securities are not enquired for.
London Corn Market firm.
HAVRE COTTON MARKET.
The market is quiet; no change in prices.
The English papers, generally, are barren
Of News.
The London Times, in speaking of the
Scheswig Holeslein war, says-"The south
era German Journals are urging the army to
fight on, without effect. The heavy rains
render operations by the troops impractical.
bie.H
FRANCE.
By express from Paris we learn that the
Consul of the Charente Inferior has adoped
a resolution expressive Of regret at the death
Of exiKing Louis Philippe. Funeral service
was performed at Bordeaux, in the Church
Of 81. Dominique.
Accounts from Toulon state that letters
have been received from the Province of
Constantine, which announce the decline of
Cholera in that place.
The President ofthe Republic is expected
at st. Lo, having promised 10 be present at
ball 10 be given by the town, TO which he has
been earnestly invited. 1t is also expected
he will be obliged to stop an hour or Two at
FaIleise, which formed no part Of his original
tour.
New Orleans, September 90.
Late Texas dates brings intelligence that
the Legislature adjourned on the 9th, 10 re-
assemble on The third Monday of November
The Governor vetoed The bill requiring him
an extra session Of the Legislature; also the
to submit to the people the ques.
lion to sell territory to the United Slntes.
Gen. Lopez arrived at Mobile to-day.
MAINE ELECTION.
Returns from 349 towns in Maine, for Cow
ernor. show an increase Of 38t9 for Wings,
and 1923 for Democrats In the same towns
tho Free Soil vote fell nfr27Q Tho Cou,,L
and seventh districts arc still in doubt.
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WASHINGTON, September 10.
HOUSE.

COMMITTEE OF the Whole lookup the Navy
Appropriation Bill
Mr.. Stanton, OF Tenn, said the bill appro-
prlated within a fraction of 81 millions in
time of profound peace. ghe expenses Of
the Navy have grown TO THE figure, aud I is
notsurp'ising that it should be q subject Of
loud complaint He proceeded to show how
"a millions can be raised, and at the same
time increase the efficiency of the Navy
This was to be done in part by reducing the
number Of seamen, and mdshipmen; provi>
ding a retired list for infirm officers, and q
consequent.redu Of provisions He prW
posed 10 divide the Naval force into two
sguadrons--one fer the Atlantic and one for
the Pacific; and upon the advantages Of such
an arrangement he pressed tie importance
of supplanting sailing vessels by steamers,
and advocated thorough reform.
MIR. Green trusted that the reforms in the
Navy would be carried out in some lorm, and
he stated ground Of opposition TO the mail
steamers.
The committee rose, and a resolution was
adopted to close the debate on the bill to~.
morrow.
y
the deficiency mileage bill. Therefore The
California and Oregon members will get
mileage according to the most usually iravell.
ed route through the United States, and the
California members per diem from the time
the California Constitution was presented,
Mr.. Gilbert Introduced bill establishing
a maine hospital a, San Francisco. Re-
con
Adjourned.
SENATE,
Mr.. Pratt moved to take up his DILL 10 pre-
vent the enticement away Of slaves from the
District; which was not agreed to; yeas 20
nays "a.
The bill creating the Office of Surveyor
General Of Public Lands in Oregon, and
making donations 10 actual settlers thereon,
was read third time and passed.
The General Appropriation Bill was taken
up, amendments reported by the Committee
of Finance, considered ana adopted.
DIR. Sumpler moved an amendment appro-
priaIipg the sum of $4,000 to be expended
under the direction Of Secretary Of State, to
defray the expenses of agent 10 the Sublime
Porte.
After some debate, in which the appropria-
tion was defended as in accordance with
eastern usage, and likely to result IN great
benefit 10 our commercial relations by secur
ing good feeling of Government of Sublime
Porte. Amendment adopted--Y Yeas 35, nays
10
Mr.. Douglass moved an amendment ma,
king appropriations for The purchase of sile
and the erection of Custom House in ST. |
Louis. Rejected.
Mr.. Davis, of Mis-, proposed an amend.
ment appropraIiDg 100000 for new ar
at the Capitol. Rejected.
Mr.. Gwlnn moved an appropriation ofI
S. 100000 towards erection of Custom
House at San Francisco, TO contain room for
a Post Office, IT, s. Court and other public
Offices.
The amendment was subsequently, mod.
fed so as to limit the entire cost at $4,000
10000 and adopted.
Mr.. Gwinn moved an appropriation Of
$50, 900 for Marine Hospital in California.
Adjourned.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25

G7-ALExANDER N. II. STEWART, former.
" member of Congress from Western Vir,
g!nio, has received The appointment Of the
Department ofthe Interior.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25

Hon. VIM. +. HUNTER, M. c., will plense
accept our thanks for valuable public docu.
ments.
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A r r. Nv AL OF THE
STEAMER
PACIFIC!!!
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE!
New York, September 81.

4VeW 1UIK' DBPttTHU6I u.
The American steamship Pacific arrived
att O'Clock this evening, with Liverpool
dates to the lIth inst, making The passage
in 10 days and 8 hours.
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Che GaOi, 5entinel.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. sEPT,R Us. isso

TKKas-SI 50, IN advance 81. within Ihe e.l.
CADIZ, OHIO.
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AILIS & ROWES

w HOLESAIE Dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes. Spades, Shoy-
els, Powder, etc, etc, are now recelviug their
Winter Stock, and would respectfully say TO Mer-
chants: Having had experience in the business OF
the West, almost as long as the West has he'd bus
mess, they have thort ugh knowledge Of the West
and It's wants, guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and i'm
porters such articles as will suit the market, and
are prepared to sell goods on as favorable terms as
can be obtained in Louisville or Cincr matt.
=. 10 CANAL CONTRAcToBs.-With especial view to
Canal works. they have on hand, and will be con.
Stantly receiving large lots of Spades and Shovels,
Blasting Powder, together with all other articles
calculated to facilitate the toll noursh the body 70
cheer the spirits ofour sturdy laborcrs.
To FARMERS AND PRODUCE DEALERs.-They will
pay the highest market price for country produce
and call particular attention to their verv large
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