The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-24
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The Canada auived at LiveIposl o. lAs
and Of April. Her news caused sn advARes
in CottOs Of from to on middling quail
ties OF AmeTiedn.
FRIGHTFUL SHIPwREcKs. The English
eeast was visited BY a severe hurricane on
the 5Qih Of March, causing great destruction
Of properly and iIigAtlui loss OF liie.-
Amongst other vessels lost was the John X.
Shiddy. which was driven ashore on the
coast ei Wexford and totally wrecked, Capt.
Shipley. passengers aud crew saved.
The HOuard, from New Orleans was also
wTecksd at the enirSnce OF the Mersey.
The Steamer AGclaias, from Dublin TO
London was lost near the mouth of the
Thames, and every soul on board numbering
200 los4. Ebe coast is every here stTewed
with portions Of vessels that have fallen
prey to the elements.
Smith O'Bfien aud his company have ar.
we'd al Hobart's Town Van DIeman's Land.
/ The lslons were granted tickets OF leave,
on condition ol their engaging that their
| ibelty should not be us as means o.
| tffect:ng their escDPe. All except 0'Brien
accented the boon He has been sent un.
der surveillance TO Maria Island, India.
| AuCtheI mail has arrived from. India.
| bringing dates from Bombay 10 the 2d of
! Mafah, aud from CaeuIts to the 20ih OF
| February. There SIe evidences OF growing
uHsssiness on the part OF the people, and
| several rather serious demonstrations haye
! been made against British Tuie. As au in
| evilabie consequence, tnore valuable terri,
tory has been snnexed TO ths East India
| ComOsny'S possessions.
Trade al Bombay was uGsa lislaciOIy, eG-
cept Tor produce, which waS scarce.
The Money market was stringent.
Al Calcutta, afArra presented more en-.
ceuraglng aspect.
Tranquility reisns al Pdris-but political
eflIrs have assumed more threatening.
aspect.
ESGLAND, Since the sailing Of the
previous steamer. Parliament has u0ne little
more than voIe the supplies. During the
Easter recess. Lord JohH Russell passed
some time al Manchester.
IT, addition TO The abolition OF the Lord
Lieuenancy OF Ireland. il is stated that the
Government hbvu il IN contemplation to q
bolsh the Irish courts Of Law, snd transfer
the whole machinery OF governing 10 Lon
don. Both measures are opposed BY The
lush press.
The new Catholic Prmate Of Ireland, Dr..
Cullen. has issued his first pastoral leltol,
which emsnates iIom Rome, aud 10 tree
from any a!lusiOn 10 pOiiIcs.
Agricultural UpeTsuOns, both in England
and ireana are beng carried on OH d mOste ex.
ssnslVe scale. The PfOtectIonIsts sin con.
tInue 10 hold meetn8s, IN The sppaIeutly
vain hope OF being aDle 10 impose 4 tsx on
the importation VI articles now Tree. M.
UlsrueI, the leader ol the party, continues
serioutly lndisposed.
The Repeal agitation has been psLtisily
renewed In Ireland. uuder the aus pictS Vi
John O'Connell; but thtIs is lack. oi Ills
iOiner spirit.
FRANCE.-In Paris, although there is
incrt ased excitement aud greater bitterness
between The conflicting parties, the only
Rarked events dunng thu fortnight, have
been first, the revolt Vi one OF the regiments,
which the Government had not succeeded
in quelIlng, aud second, popular demon
slrallon IN small way against Louis Napo
leon. Perhaps the Inost significant event
in the Legislative Assembly was the ptepo.
sitlon u! M. de LaGoche JaCquslln, u hIend
oi the President, 10 the fleet, that sn the
! 1!rs; Sunday M lune, the nalIoH should be
| called nFoa to pi9nunnce de huiteiy GA the
| form OF Government whlcn il should choose
| to seleCt-that every eector should be ca IT
| I'd upon TO insctibe on bis ballot Monarchy
or Republic that II the RepubliG should re
| celSss majority, II should be pronounced
IN the Chamber by the President, and ii the
Monarchy obtsined msjoIlty, II should be
| proclaimed BY the President OF the As.
sembly.
This remarkable proposal was received in
solemn silence by the majority, and by de.
ciSivs sneers from the Mountain, but at
length the proposal was negalived-.it
having fallen 10 the ground, in consequence
OF not beiIg seconded, and the previous
question was then voted unanimously.
The members OF the Mountain received
the announcement with cry OF EiOs Ia Re.
pabllqae.
ltls said that the President OF the Re.
public iS SO deeply in debt that nothing but
The possession OF the Imperial CIowH can
extrIcate him, and that he is at present en-.
gagged in negotiations with Russia, for the
purpose OF possessing himself ot that now
necessary protection. The Government are
perseveringly employed i'll Introducing
measures OF coercion, in which the majority
oil the Assembly support them.
The correspondent OF the London Stand.
ard, OF a late cate, says that the Government
Is said TO have received dispatches from
Germany, which lead 10 believe that a col
lision between Austria and Russia is Una.
voIdabs. The language between both par.
ties is psrtaking more and more oi hostile
character.
GREECE Advices from Athens are 10
the l9lh OF March, but they furnish only
the confirmation ot the previous reports;
eleven Of the captured vessels have been
given up BY Sir William Parker. A courier
arrived with dispatches from London on the
18th.
R0ME-A recent numbeE OF the Roman
Observer soys that the reluIn oil the Pope 10
Rome has been definitely fixed for The 9Th
inst. The speedy return oil his Holiness
aPpesrs to give general satisfaction.
P0RTUGAL.-Advices from Lisbon stale
that Commodore Martin was concentrating
his tquadron at the Tlgris, in anticipation
Of hostile visit from the American naval
forces. TO enforce settlement OF The long
standing claims Of the American Govern,
Aent.
1USCANf.--I Eusean GoEeEnmenI
has refused TO accede to kord Palmerston'
demand Of Indemnity or losses sustaired by
their, subjects at Leghorn last year. The
difficulty has been submitted 10 the Sar.
dinian Government,
RUSSlA.-A An ImperioUs note has been
addressed by the Russian Government, to
that ol Prussia concerning the Schleswig
HoisteiD dispute. Alter enumetuling all
the points al issue the note Gays there are
so many facts which the Emperor cannot
regard with indifference and iion which he
cannot in conscience release the Pfussian
Cabinet, The mole concludes by distinctly
intimaling the determination ol the Empe.
ror TO employ decisive meaaurss. il neces
SaTJ, in support OF The Danish side of The