The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-10-12

Martin koSzta to be restored to the same
condition he was in before he was seized on
the streets of Smyrna on the 2Ist of June
last
The undersigned avails himself OF this oc-
casion to renew to Mr. Hulsmann the as
surance of his highest consideration.
w. L. MARCY.
| ARRIVAL [ OF THE ARABIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.
The Arabia arrived to-day, with Liver
pool dates to the 28th of September.
The aspects of Turkish atftirs is more
threatning than ever, The Turks are rous-
ed to fanItcism, and even called upon the
Sultan TO declare war or abdicate the throne.
Meantime the great powers are enGeavor-
| ing to induce the Sultan to accept the orl-
ginal Vienna note, but Austria shows Symp-
toms of backing out from the alliance with
/ France and England, to side with Russia
This news has a seriously depressing intiu'
ence on the money market. Nothing else
new, except that the Spanish Ministry has
resigl ed.
The breadstuf market is active and boy
ant. This weeks advance on flour. Is Gl
on wheat 81, and Indian corn Al. Western
canal -four 32s 81 to 335; Philadelphl a.
Baltimore and Ohio "a. White wheat 8
5I@8I, red and mized 8s 9l@9s 81. In
dian corn 39S to 4Os.
The money mareket is tighter, but there
is no change in the rates Of Bank discounts
Consols are very much depressed.
The provision market is quiet. TalloW
has advanced to Sos. Lard is active at 53
on the spot-58s to COS for lots to arrive !!
Spring. C'overseed AIS Linseei cake active
The Arabia arrived at the dock at II
O'Clock, with 1870 passengers. She passed
the Atlantic, Sept. 26, and exchanged sig
nails with IA steamer supposed to be the Asia
Also passed the Arcic at o'clock on tn,
morning of the 4th
The cholera was rayaging towns and cl
ties in England, and in the North of Europe
The deaths at New Castle were averagin-
! 100 per day. At Stockholm there wcr,
l30 deaths on the 18Th of Sept, At Caris
erona there has beea 933 deaths out of
population of $4,000.
MclIenry quotes no new feature in thu
provision market. The Government con.
tract for teef was at l6 e I5s TO l7E.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. - lncendiary placard
continue to be posted, and better feelin!
against England is being engendered anon!
the Musselmen. CarricatureS Of that coun
try are fully circulated.
The general feeling at Constantinopl,
was that the Sultan would make no furhe
concessions either to Russia or the Powers
1t was also rumored that the dispute be-
tween the English and French Ministers haC
been revived, the French Minister insistin.
that the fleets should come up to Constan
tnople, Lord Radcif objecting.
Dispatches from Vienna OF the Goth con
firm the report that Austria has backed out
1t declines to sanction the guarantee in thl
collective note, against any further interfe
rance on the part of Russia between tn
Porte and its subjects.
Another dispatch from Vienna state
lish and French Ministers at Constantine
pie. to urge the Porte to accept the ffstnote
The Rey of Tunis has informed the Porte
that his contingent forces were ready t.
take the field.
The RECENT KILLING OF MAJOR ARNoLl
OF THE SECOND DRAGooNs BY ASST. ARMY
SURGEON STEINER.-We have a history o
this horrible affair by private letter direc
from Fort Graham, Texas, where it occur
f red 1t seems that Steiner and Lieut.. Bing
, ham, from drinking, fell to quarreling, St
disturbing the garrison as to compel tn
commander, Major Arnold, to go to them
and order them to their respective quarters
| Steiner then told A. that if he put him und
J rr arrest, he would kill him. This threa
being taken as mere ebullition of passion
Arnold took no notice of it, and the quar-
ellers went to their respective quarters -
On the next day, when they had time t
cool their passions, Arnold sent the Adju
tant of the post with an order to arrest both
They were found at Lieut.. Bingham's quar-
ters, apparently about to renew the quarrel
Steiner, on realing .e order for his arrest
gave himself up, and again remarked tha
he would kill any man who should arres
| him, and desired to see Arnold. The Ad
jutant advised him not to go over to A.
quarters, lest he might commit himself b
using FlOlSHG anu InSuOoTulHaLe langudSe.-
f But he persisted in going there. In a few
moments, the Adjutant heard pistol shot
there-six and, rushing over, found Ar
t mold laying weltering in his blood in tn
passage between his two rooms. Steiner
had fired four shots, each of which had ia
ken effect, and Arnold had fired two, mel
ther Of which hit s. Arnold lived but fiheeI
minutes after he was shot, Steiner had es
capped when the Adiutant entered, but b.
re-arrested him few moments afterward
saying that he was about to mount his hors
to 60 any deliver himself up to the civil au
thorites. He is now in custody at this posi-
Mrs. Arnold was in the Majol's quarters
and probably saw tile whole affray. Stein
t er's offence is punishable with death, Q
course under martial law. and we take
for granted he will be forthwith court-mar
tailed, unless the civil authorities take hir
: by a writ of habeas corpus out Of the hand
| Of the mIlitary-and afterwards, If the la'
. courts fail to convict him.
Some years since, Steiner cut a Texan eli
, izen, with whom he quarrelled in billiard
room, almost 10 pieces with bowie knife
{ his atagonist using similar weapon. II
3 afterwards cured the Texans wounds.