The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-19

cniifsFsiin iairIilsenee.
TIE ielesssph siways gives but The sur
See ol esenis sad iacidsais, bal in this last
sfural itsa cnIiioraia Il gave even thinner
esHucs shan usual. We haze nov ouf reg
alss 6ls-s and gise from lhem what we find VI
inleresi.
The ne ~ is to tie lsl January. The
0aH fIuncisc0 COarier claims Wig ma
jofity o( fre in the Legislature ever all Other
parties. 10 making up the list ire see where
Il has made ftce errOfs certain.
The steamer PaaaRa, whi.h was reported
luss, is all safe, only delayed, BY an aeelden,
beyond her time.
The Wings elected Mayor Of Sacfamen-
60 and Councilman, by Is majority; lheJ
had bui une candidate fOr each, while the
Democrats and independents had FIVE.
The Pacific Nelrs makes up the amount
81 eold dasl sent ffum the State for the yeai
ending Dee. 80, last, Of S4S, 100000.
There IRE now no less Than AZ steamers
engaged in tho tsade Of Iha, State and the
coas,. During the year ,743 vessels enter>
ed that pori, aud .46l departed, bringing
35,sS3 males and .245 females. 10 ad,ll-
iina to the steamers, there is also engaged
IN navigating the rivers aud the bay, 270
efaf Of various kinds. There IL also now
lying in port. many of them sbandOned and
others used as fe-ships, between five aHd
six hundred vessels, noia few OF theta of the
largest class thai can be found in aHv of the
wasers Of the globe.
A CASE or KIDNAPPING. Some time in
the saoa,h oG July or August last, ,he Amer
lean schooner Juniper. Captain Snow, arri
scd az the Island Of Dominique, (pne Of the
group of Mprquesas lslands,l aud remained
there Cor several weeks. While at the Island
UI Daminique, the captain aud ,naie induced
i've females, une af Whom was the queen d
ths bay, aud only fourteen years Of age, and
che others the daughters Of chiefs, 20 ga on
boald the schooner, by some false preience
and, soaR after they were on hoard, got un
der way, aad Eccihly, and against the will oI
the feIaales, Brought them TO this port
During the voyage the females wete treated
~iIh great csueliy, and, after their arrival
here, they we're treated still worse, so much
so, that all Of them jumped overheard, aud
endeas0ged TO escape 10 the shore. Having
been saved from drowning, they were again
taken on board, and, soon after, The schnoneI
sailed loi Stockton, still retaining the females
On hoard.
TIE cap,ives we're afierward taken to Sar
Francisco, by Col. Hays, aud upon being
saken beinre the Justices Of the Supreme
Eaar,, we're ord,red to go fee. Capt. Snow
and his mate, Coleman, were alsn arrested,
and after Rn examination, cammitted for
Trial, for false Imprisonment Of the women
on board his vessel, in the Bay. Bail was
fixed al .0O0.--Alfa CaIiforaiGn.
CHoLERA IN THE MINES "A gentleman
from the town Of Ophr, in Snter county, in
iatms US that seven persons died Of cholera
there, about week since. The deaths
were veiy sudden; tie victims generally be-
ing taken in the evening, and diving eail.
the following morning. Transcript.
A CHuNK wuRrH FfHDING "A miner in
che diggings near Ophir. Snrer county. pick
: ed up lump OF gali las, week worth $40
000. This proves TINT all the big humps had
n3t heea previously gathered, aud we feel
Ss'istied THAI there age a few more still !ef..'
Transcript.
FRox OREGoN. THIS arrival also brings
something f,om the region Of country in the
aeighbarhood VI 81. 4O'.
The Oregeniaa contains the message of
Gov. Gaiaes to the TerritnrtaI Legislature. -
lie advocates liberal poiicy on the part OF
she Geserai Government in the donation Of
lands TO actual settlers. The Oregon land
bill, which passed the last Congress, was
suggested to that body by Governor GaineS,
tur which he deserves the thaiIks oi the pen.
pie of the territory. He urges the mmed.
ate construction of the road al the public
expense.
ea He advocates liberal syst em Of educa'
sion; and asks The passages Of q law for the
protecti,a Of the IndiaA tribes. The Gen.
esnl Guserntnent has appointed Board Ol
Commissioners to treat with The Indians for
The reiiuqnishmeht Of their right to the SOIL
He advocates a revision OF the taxes aud
many other laws necessary and proper 10
prolno'e the genetal prosperity Of the terri
tory.
Curious Census ANECDOTES The Ore
gon Spectator gives some cnrlous facts.
which Il derives from Mr.. O'Nril, the Cen
als Agent for Oregon Territory. These
facts will afford some discussion atnOng the
iauies. The Spectator says:
Tue population of Linn county averages
about seven To each family. and strange to
tell, there IL quite q number of bachelo's in
lhe same. He found one family containing
IL children, hearty and we'll to do--Ihe pro-
duct of l6 years; and another containing .
children in Ii years. He visited number
OF families, the mothers Of which were but Ia
years old, and sesefal the mothers Of which
were only l3 years old. One family. in
Kings Valley, Polk county. the mother at
which had three children at birth, about
1--WE manihs previous, two Of whum were still
living, ibe Dther having died short time be-
lpre his visit. Three families hy the name
of Applegale. residing in the Unpqua Val
tsy. contained 80 children; the distribution
being EaarIy equal between the thee.
Tise steamship Rampero arrived AT Cha
Gses on The 9Th, aud has commenced Tun-
ming between thar place and San Juan de
NicaFagua, 10 bring Up passengers
Fhe rainy seasun was al an snd on the
isihsnus. The Gorgana road was open. and
people crossing with greh facility. Tie
iailraad is pIog essing rapidly, and there are
nov 700 or 500 people at work on il. Cha
asss @as getting more healthy, but there
paFe stilI some cases Of fHyer when tho
Georgia left
A CrRlaUs CAsE oF FURaERY The
Washington Repablie says:--"'Fbe most 70.
msskahis instance IT iorReFy III which we