The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-09
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ErTen prisoners escaped from the But
Ter county Jail, in Hamilton, on "wednesday
night last. Two were soon esptured. he
rest escaped.
BSA memorial has been sent to Con-
gress from Oregon, asking for a division Of
that Territory, giving the nOlhren part a new
organization, under the name of Columbia
Territory. DF t0V
'E1rPhe health ofthe new French Emne-
ror is reported by the Paris correspondents
to be seriously affected, and his physicians
entertain serious fears of its consciousness.
ES-NicbOlsOn, the Clerk of Martha Wash
Ington' who was arrested by officer Bruen.
IN Newark New Jersey, is now in Column
bus and will give bail for his appearance At
the Circuit Court. -
ESDr' Z. X. Chamberlain, we'll known
as Old Mldecine. Tin the Mexican war, died
on his passage from Panama 20 San Fran
CISCO the latter part of December.
D, CRUELTY AT FoRT McHExsr.-The Bal.
, timore Argus states that a private, named
: o'Connel, for disrespectful words to an off,
. Ger, is now under sentence, at fort McHep,v
confinement at hard labor for - months in
t a dark, damp cell, with a "a pound bali
chained / to his leg, and a deprivation Of 5dol-
lars per month OF his pay fol that period.
: EST Wheeling contains population of is.
COO; $50 mercantile establishments, and
e does 5000, 900 dollars worth manufacturing
annually. D
n G1-The Bait. Sun expresses the belief
q that tits high time that the Legislature of
every State IN. the Union should look more
" strictly into the matter of bogus MONEY!
d For why is it that, with all the pradigious
influx OF gold which is constantly poarin,
IN upon us, there Shouldbe so little gold or
n silver and so mnch paper money in ~circuIa.
ton.
y EEThe Baltimore Argus says that w.
Turton of Williamsburg has made a railway
e brake that >ops the engines within o feat
n dead, when under full Roadway A steam
car gong 80 blIes an honr was stopped
within 80 feet. -
d Gs The centre of he Republic is in Ohio.
a. Just wtsl.ot the Ohio river. and Cincinnati
Is the commercial centre Of The OHIO valley.
The OF that city increased fifty per
cent. III the last five months, over the same
n perloi llhe previous year. Tie compar.
,e ailNe population OF tAe Ohio vale :. and the
LIKE O"Sin shows that the former has twice
as many inhabitants as the later. The
p ONO Wiley has tive millions six hundred
inhabitants, the Luke basin two millions sew
r. en- hundred thousand. These are facts
MI which have an important bearing upon the
railroad enterprises, uud connections of the
present day, and upon the ultimate profits
I'll expected to be realized from them.
GS- Travellers are now ticketed through
n from Cincinnati to Wheeling, Baltimore and
es Washington City. Sl6,3 80 to the last men
2, toned place.
E8rThe Democrats of Ohio have nomina-
ted Col. Medi!l as their candidate for Gov
al ernor. Medill Is one Of the ablest Democrats.
IN the Stale. He was in Congress for Sc YER
:; al years and during Folks administration
- held the office Of Commissioner for LndiAn
al affairs -Ba9ato ", y. Commercial. ,a ~
THE CABrNET.-'Ion' the Washington cor.
;. respondent Of the Baltimore Sun in a letter
40 dated January FL, says: .
:" The Cabinet arrangements, which were
ny a few weeks ago, so confidently announced
.r- here, and which the Democratic Senators
for blew up so decidedly, are, no doubt, aban-
doned. The tendency OF things is now to-
!, wards the appointment of an out-and- out
ms Cabnet of Union men of the David 5. Dick
ne inSon and Howell Cobb and Henry S. Foote
NJ stamp" s
Ia. GsThe Legislature of Virginia has pas
ali sed bills within the past fortnight appropri-
=. atlng 5000, 600 dollars TO various works of
internal improvement. 800, 900 dollars Of
this sum goes TO the South Side Railroad ex-
tending from Petersbursh by Lynchburg in
le- the direction Of Memphis ,O00, 900 dollars
&C. 10 the Covington and Ohio River Railroad
and 800, 900 dollars to the Manassas Gap
Railroad. Although late beginning, Virgin
NJ ia is going into the improvements with rush.
She presents just now q rich field for public
re- plundrrcrs and d~eprcdators, and they will
i. nor be slow to improve it.-Steubenyilie Uni.
:. on. &@
:, E9T There is an army Of at least FIVE hun.
" dred shoemakerS in Marlboro Mass, who
manufacture six thousand pairs of children's
htnI o.. |"#-# aF &fH"f".sH L.ET E
. shoes every working day. One journeyman
- has worked on the bench for thirty yeara,
&c without losing a day in consequence of sick
ness, and during that time he saved ten4hon-
:, sand dollars. One firm, during the last year
: has manufactured $4,000 pairs Of shoes
Another of the firms, doing an immense blu
:. %slness, employed one hundred men in Massa-
: e~husetts, and one hundred and fifty in their
shoe vidagein New Hampshire. Last year
IS hey made two hundred thous and nine hun
M dred and si1ty-three pairs Of shoes in this
State, and at least as many more in New
"a Hampshire. t
The CABINEr.-The whig papers have
cat been specializing for some time as to what
~ gentlemen will compose Gen. Pierce's Cabi.
,rv net. Now, to satisfy their ENDURING minds,
in. we copy the following item from the ClevS-
tho land PIainGealer. it is the latest. ..ns
70 "From private advices received from the
most reliable sources, w are assured that
I" one point in the creation Of Gen. Pierces
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