The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-14
Arrival Of the Pacific.

New YORK, June 1.-THE steamer Pa
cific arrived with dates to the 3lst.
The Pacific left Liverpool at two O'Clock
in the afternoon Of the 3lst ult. She brings
l67 passengers.
Telegraph dispatches from Belgrade an
nounce that Silistrla still held out. On the
Goth ultimo the Russians We're driven back
four times, with a heavy loss.
The Bey Of Tunis has sent ten thousand
troops to the Porte.
The St. Petersburg Journal says that two
frigates cannonaded Wtland on the 19th.-
The next day the same vessels appeared
off Akans but were repulsed.
Two thousand Greek insurgents are post
ed near Dimark in Persia.
A French division it is said, had arrived
at the Pyrenees.
Ih; Russians are menacng ErHanone, and
have recently made compulsory enrolment
of $4,000 Armenians.
A steamer from the feet brings news
that Gustaverna was bombarded without
effect, on the 25,h. Another attack was in
tended
The advanced works of Hanzo, in the
Baltic, were bInblrIeI in | dc stroy-
ed. Napier was about a tack ny the main
Notifications.
The alel fleets were still engaged in
blockadng Sebastopol.
| The Turkish fleet was off Varna on lbs
way TO Circassla.
| On the 25.h the Russians lost 500 men
IN attacking the fortress Of AbLul Medjid.
The Greek inSurrection is less formida-
b than WAS reported. King Ohio has ac-
cepted the utimatum.
| Naples has decided on neutrality.
The adhesion Of the smaller & rman pow
ers to tha recent Austrian and PruSsiun trea.
ty has bren secured.
Russia has certainly concluded treat
ty with khya.
Two Rls<ia:a war-yessels had been pre-
scented to the Greek gogernment by Russia
A Russian steamer managed to get out Of
Sebastopol, notwithstanding the blockade,
and captured an English merchantmau in
the Black Sea; but being discovered, she cut
her prize alritt am gotsatc into Sebastopol
again.
The river Neva was free from ice on the
Cd OF May.
The river Kisen was SO high that mum
dation was feared. Fifteen stone bridges
crossing Neva are to be destroyed, the re-
mamder to mounted with heavy cannon.
The Emperor has been quite sick.
1t is reported that the vast merchants
quarter in the city of Keiza has been de-
molisted by military authorities in prepar-
ing for defence, also reported that allied
forces numbering $4,000, are to be landed
in Si,edea.
Advices from Constantinople says the
Turkish corps at Kannra had almost entirely
dispersed on the appoach Of the Russians.
MAY-Letters Tourin state that contin-
gent force of $500 has been demanded from
Sardinia by France, for purposes Of the East
efn war.
| Dates from China, April 10th, says on
March 20 the Imperialls's made an Cnsuc
cessful attempt TO retake Shanghai. The
imergents are steadily marching towards
Pekin.
WAR ON THE BANKs.-Bank destruction
driving capital out Of the State--ctipling
the currency-and like kindred phrases, are
common with some people, who really be-
lieve that in consequence of the policy Of the
policy Of the Democratic party, banking is
a poor business. From speciUl report oi
the Auditor of State, before us, we find that
the average profit, after deductipg losses and
expenses, of ffty-one baaks, for the year
1851, was over sixteen per cent, one hav-
ing profit of IA per cent, another 81 per
cent, and others running down. And after
capital thus proftably employed, goes into
the Courts and by a distinction which out
RACES justice and common sense, obtains al
most total exemption from all liabilities for
the support OF the Government which gives
It protection and life, there are men to be
found, Of other occupations, who throw up
their hats and join in the bankers shout Of
Victoryl-[Cin. Enq.l
RATHER PRIMATIvE--The good people of
Noble county, in this State, are exempt from
tie love of fashion and ceremony which af- :
Aicts society in other localities. Soon after
the organization Of the county, Judge Still
well journeyed thither to dispense justice,
according to the statutes in such cases made
and provided. After the opening Of the
Court, the worthy Judge was somewht sur
prised to find that the ''sovereigns," the
spectators as well as bar and jury, with .
solitary exception, remaiued with their hats
on. The Jndge's astonishment was in no
wise diminished, whenthe Sheriff proceeded
to administer reprimand to him who had
doffed his beaver, who, as the Sheriff grave
ly informed the Bench, was citizen Of an
other county. and that therefore some all
lowance was to be made for his departure
from theuniformity goproper to beobsery-
: cd in court!