The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23
News and MIsccIInnesu, IIe.ns.

sdai fcached LOUISVILLE oh luesdhf.
or Gen. CAss delivers an address at the
Kalamaz Fair, 10 day
OF Father MATHEW was born Oct, 10,
l79O-making him sixty years Of age.
o. Ice formed 10 the thickness Of an
eighth Of un inch al CoryGun, Ind, ON Sa-
turjay night
OT The Pawtucket bank, Of PaWtuckel,
Mass, kss suspended paymcnt.
or The salary Of the Attorney General
has been Increased to $4,000 per annum.
Ot> During tile month of September,
%, ,SSl emigranrs arrived al New York.
or Jenny Lind was thirty years Of age
on the 9th Of October She was born in
1920
ar Rev. Mr. MalshalI, of Grand Gulf,
was robbed Of watch, qoldpeneil' aud eighty
dollars, on the mali boat a. sVIIle, on
Tuesday
01rSlenm machinery has been n'roduce,tt
in the Maiposa mines in California to crush
the quartz.
OF Tie Madison merchrnts have unanri
imousIy ogrced TO sustain the Kanawha salt.
association.
" By the fall of Barhamstead bridge,
ovei Farmingtcn river in Connecticut, twen
ty-6ve fat cattle were tumbed upon the
rocks-four were killed, aud Ten we're SO
badly hunt thai it was necessary TO make
them Into beef.
6T Dover, Ky, contains a population Of
460, ofwhich $50 are males and 230 females.
They ale equally divided.
o. The large dry goods finn which failed
al Boston on Friday, was that Of Gannetl,
BaIch g. Co, Milk stteet Liabilities about
four hundred thousand dollars.
or The jeweIry store of WIN. Dusuzoan
in San Francisco, was entered on the 3Slh
ult., and robbed of $20,500 worth Of jow>
/ ery and precious stones.
OF Williams county, Ohio, contains a
population of 5000, aid the Sheriff reports
the ia as having been without tenant for
eighteen mOnlhs~past
% Ga last Sunday morning, at an early
hour, the Store of Peter Haldelnau. in Co,
lumbia, Pa, was set on fire, and goods to
the amount ofabOut $4,000 destroyed. The
loss was fully covered by insurance.
0HF Du ing the week ending on the 24rh
Of August, there were twelve deaths in Sa-
cramento Chy.-seven Of which were Of d.
anhe, and dysentery. We do NOT find the
names Of any Ohioans among the list Of in,
lermenIs
" If man could have half his wishes.
he would double his troubles.
Or The fair cf the Kenncky Agricutu-
raj aud Mechanisal Association, at Lexng
ton, which lo3k place few days since. IS
described as one Of the most splendid cAh bi.
lions Of Kentucky arts aud industry ever seen
i'll the State.
An English steamer is soon TO he placed
on the ronte between New Yurk and ST
'Ihomqs, connecting with the Wesl India and
Cenlr"l American lines
VIM. NJ Byrd, Esq, of Morcngo, Ala. |
one Of The delegates 10 the Nashville Con,
Vention, has resigned, determining 10 have
no'hng more 10 do with the concern.
Thomns w Dorr, the repolulonsi Gov
ernor" Of Rpndo Island, is now in very I'LL
health al his fathers residence, and it is
doubts wb ter he will long survive.
Tic Nilional IniolIigoncer states Ibat the
Presidrut oi tic United Safes has appointed |
Samuel D. King. ESQ.,. Of Washington, well
known for his former long connection with
the General Land Office, TO be Surveyor
General Of California
The Biltimore Water Works are being ex
tended and improved so that the supply of.
wafer in quantity and quality will be incroas-
ed and mDros sed.
Tobacco, Coffee and Sugar are all or The
rise, as We learn by reference to Barring g.
Co 5 London circular and TO continental ~ ar.
kets The British wheat crop is decidedly
short Of an nverge, according to the London
Mercantile Gazette.
Col. Mcclellan, ii is stated, has been recall.
ed from the Boundary Commss on. ow ng
to his onlinued indspositiun, and Col Graz
ham, olthe same corps, has been appointed
in his steal.
EasIus Shepard, Esq, fotm'r,y propre-
tor oI The Rocheste. Democra, died in that
city on Saturday, in the 54lh year Of bis age.
Ills dcce9sc was ccn5esiion of the lucgs.
I've Senior Class OF Dartmouth College
has recealy been diminished by the dsmis, al
ot twenly-une Of ITS members for dsordeIly
conduei. M tH
Mike Walsh, through the columns Of the
N Y. Globe, declines being candidate for
Congress in the 9Th Congressional dlstric I
and earnestly recommends to his friends TO
support Elerry AtcuIaTius, whom he will per
sonaIIy laost cordially sustain by every hon.
,orable means.
The Tribune announces The publication of
a new work on Austin. The author is the
Hon. Wm. II Stiles, lae American Chrge
10 the Coul OF Vienna.
Punch, With recetence 10 TIaynau's wo,
men digging, asks,-''Why did NlpOleon
thrash tho Austrian Generals when he said
SO many Of hem we've old womanf'
Enthusiastic Union meetings have been
held in Monroe and Troupe counties,
Georgia. The resolutions declare that so
long as the north fulfill the slipulations OF
The compromise bills, the soalh will abide by
them. a ssu.E aH
Tive great unirem case in Sullivan has
been decided in favor of the plaintiff,
Laughter Of The late Com. Ridgeley, who ins
heTited the lands from her molher, who was
e Livingston. faf lta@o.
They are twenty four newspapers pull