The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-01-19

"A
y, friefd Stuart. He has drove his at
Re ofloo feet per month at one end
,twhle Mr.. Urban only drove his 147
month at both ends. Which do you
pa beats?
ga route for n branch railroad from
lard station, on the Cleveland and Wells
road, to Uhrichsville, on the Steuben
+ and Indiana road, has been surveyed.
the stock taken. The distance is fifty
miles, and the cost estimated at S1,3I7,-
ssHThe Steubenville Union says that
prospects of the passage through the
yinla Legislature of the Bill granting the
Aof way for the Pittsburgh and Steuben-
broad through Virginia brightens.-
of bills in which the same princi-
Plved, are pending in that body,
Rderstand through a reliable third
it is the opinion of some of the en-
he right of way in the Legislature,
various interests will unite, and
ill be put through at the present
spite of all opposition.
Rev. ]. NJ. Courtney, an able minis
e baptist church, died at Akron. in
$te, a few days since.
#Col. Benton has declared against the
kation of Cuba.
E"On the first instant the State of Hi
Nd $35o,0oo on the principal of its
gother than canal bonds.
10 CANALs.-The tonnage carried over
PHO canals during the year is one-third
ter than that of last year, though the
ue is less.
"A communication from the Auditor of
ate to the House of Representatives,
Is that.the increase in the circulation Of
#enks since the passage of the new tax
Aabout $685. 900.
#-The attendance of delegates from all
of the State TO the Locofoco Convention
large.-O o. y, Journal. { Whig.)
TMr. H. Bourne, the founder of the
#ive MethodistS, is dead.
F-The following statement shows the
bss Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
On Railroad, for the month of Deem
852, and the corresponding time the
aps year:
eber, 1859, earning $23, 1888 90
hber, 1851, DO l6, 1873 95
Sotal gain 7,499 ID
cease, nearly 46 per cent.
1.-THE Lake bids fair to keep open all
The steamer Cleveland left Detroit
sffalo on the Sd, with quite a number
nngers at 10 dollars each, 1870 barrels
and 1000 hogs. Floating ice is en-
of Detroit river, and the Advert
bses Lake St. Clair is also clear.s
neon Draper, Esq, the wellknown
aeer, of New York, is reported to have
100000 dollarl during the past
II speculation in stock and real estate,
sThe marriage of the Princess Vasa,
Supposed bride of Louis Napoleon, J
&ince Albertof Saxony, is said to have
determined upon. The Prince has
to Prague, where the JfancaicleS are to
place.
Y"The Hon. John NJ. Clayton, is cleo
Mted States Senator for six years, by
b ware Legislature.
&The lower branch ofthe New Hamp-
Sgislature has concurred, by a large
w, in the s%enate's resolution deprccca-
Areligious test in the constitution of
lie. 1t is not improbable that tho
f the Granite State will, within a
wo, effaco this foul and only blot
Dr. escutcheon.
Fl. Sclipps, editor of the Chicago
Press, has fallen heir to a fortune
hundred thousand dollars by the
kbf an uncle in St. Louis.
Senator Upham, of Vermont, died on
and the Senate adjourned in coDse-
t is now whispered about at Column
Mr.. Bliss, late State Treasurer, is
Bter TO the amount of SOS, 0OO.-
Is not the committee appointed TO
aAEH3tM#
ate the matter report? If true the
Should know it, and if untrue it is
y. Bliss that he be speedily excul-
IN suspicion.
L,he Free Soil State Convention which
Dlumbus on the 18th nominated the
ticket: Gov, Sam'l Lewis of Ham
BIT, Governor, Benz. Bissell, of Lake;
Judge, Reuben Hitchcock, of Cuya-
retary of State, VIM. R. Graham,
(; Treasurer, Of State; j. M. Chat
nton; Attorney General, Cooper
Il, of Seneca; Member of Board Of
Dorks, Alonzo O. Blair, Of Licking
n order has been passed in Cuba,
effect. prohibits parents sending
iren to the United States for the
education, and such as wish tod
ven to the e~xpedient of proving Oh
health in their children, in order
passports for them.
population Of Cincinnati, accor.
Ather Cist, is at present about 1866,