The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-14
9IGN NEWS by THE EURoRA.

In6 OHuuGu arrived ~ LNcIpoot uil tut
.lsI ult, in eleven days apd half from
Boston.
The Hermann lefl Southampton on the
afternoon Of the 25Ih ull, for New York,
with sixty passengers on hoard.
ENGLAND-TIIE LONDON FAIR.
The following notice was posted up On
he 25th Of April. All exhibitors are reques-
led to complete their arrangements befpre
Monday next after that day 90 person will
be admitted, exGept those absolutely neces-
sary, for arranging goods. A poslcript is ad,
led, stating that all packages net removed
by tomorrow, April 26, will be sold.
FRANCE.
PARIS, April "a
The Assembly re-aszembled lo>day. The
Iaoijon TO allow newspapers to be sold and
distributed in the streets, was negalived, by
409 10 226.
The announcement that Guizot Is 10 be
brought forward as candidate for the rep
resentalion Of one OF the departments, cau-
ses some sensational powerful advocate for,
the prolongaiion of the power Of the Presi>
dent OF the Republic, has arisen in the As
sembly and National, which receives cons
lrbulions from Guizo, and other distinguish.
ed statesmen, who held offices, VI
SPAIN.
There is good reason TO believe that the
Government exncts from every person at
taining the pos; of Deputy pledge that he
will vote for the extinguishmeni Of the pubs
lie debt The PINE Minister appears firm
ly resolved that his desirable object should
pass.
SWITZERLAND.
A letter from Berne states that the Eng
I,,h legation protests against the Refugees
being sent to England. America is there
fore lie only country openIo them. mum.
Der of American Hungarian Refugees are
going to tbs United States by way Of France.
PORTUGAL.
Letters from Madrid stale that the Span.
ish Government is DISPOSED TO assist that oI
Portugal, against the Duke Of Sildanba, IN
case there should he cCntilct, but II desires
al the same lime, TO act in cCnceTt with Eng
land.
PROVISIONS.
Pork is maintaining full rates, thougl
there is less demand. Bacon rather sio"
hams easier with decline Of to 2s; no.
shoulders in market, parcel to arrive.
Wheat declined to Sd and -four Cd; In
dian corn has declined Cd.
D- The following extraordinary story we
copy from the New Albany (tnd.l Ledger
Of Saturday last:
DEN OF vILLIANs-A INcRE pIRLE
Mr. Jacob Weiss, of Boone county, had
four horses stolen from him on the night Of
the 92d Of March. lie tracked The thieves
to Beaver Lake, in jasper county, in which
large gang of horse thieves, burglars and
counterfelers had their rendezvous. He
dashed into the Lake and swan his horse 10
the Island, distance of three quarters of n
mile, and when, as we learn from the Lafay-
eue |ournal, he was within wading distance
OF the Island shore, he was stopped by FIVE
men armed to the teeth, who lold lin If h;
approached the Island one step further he
be you'd do ii at the peril ufhis life at the
sane time each poinieda cooked gun al him,
Lke told them that they had his horses,
and that he would be compensated for them
let .hs consequences 10 what they might
that his object was not to expose them, bu
10 recover his horses Or tho money for them
They seeing his bravery and determination
requested him 10 conc ashore, which he
did; they told him that if he would no, ex
pose The names OF those he might know, aa'
keep secret all the transactions during th'
night, rs ii was late in The evening, they
would remunerate him for his hotses, ant
tha, he should share their kindest bospitali
" during The night, and be laSen TO the lak'
shore the mex! mornirg.
! Under such embarrassing circumstance
he could not do otherwise tha II accept tbei
proposition. lie was taken 10 large cav,
on this island, provided with supper, and
then shown all the implements, such as vii
lains generally use for carrying Out their de-
isigns, such as false keys, bank note presses
metal fpr making bogus money, &c. The
next morning he was paid his own price 70
his ilouble, in coming after them, and hi
and his lorse .akeu 20 the shore according
to agreement. Mr.. Weiss says there wer,
over 100 men in the gang, many of whom b.
knew. They had been residents of thi
and adjoining counties, and they had occu
pied high stations among The citizens. ii,
states Int there were about twenty FIVE wo
men in tie gang, The wives OF some of ih'
rssca!s, They had $50 horses on The is
land, and they had just sent % out west, II
lin different directions. II is TO be hope'
that the new society gotten up in Jasper an'
the surrounding counties will put an end L
all such villalnous companies.
A certain jealous old lady wss once at
guing strongly for womaa's right to preach
when some one Attempted TO put her dog,
with q text from 81. Paul. "Ah. /" said sh,
'there is where Paul and | differ"
A lot ofIand ia N York, 100 feet squar'
was sold a, auction the othei day for o,Oo'
dollars.