The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-26

EFIn 1855, over 50,0O0,OOO lbs. o
Wool we're sent frcn Australia to Eng
land.
EIn Syracuse, few days since, Mr.
Dennis Sullivan was married to Miss Mary
Gallagher. Neither of the two had seen
the other until about half an hour before
the ceremony took place. The matter was
all ARRANGED by the brothers of the bride,
who knew Mr.. Sullivan in Ohio. The bride
Immediately left with her husband for their
Western home.
Krr CArsoS.--This world-renowned ex-
plorer and forest tanner is now in the city
of new Orleans, where he excites no little
surprise by his wild costume and appear
ance. No American, since the days OF
Daniel Boone, has passed through more
startling adventures or can narrate more
stories Of mountain torrents, hair breadth
escapes and Indian recounters than he.
EJ- The telegraph reports the death of
Hon. John Davis, late and long a Senator
from Massachusetts,, aud Nehemiah h.
Knight, who was Governor of Rhode Island
from 1919 to 1921, AMI United States Sen
ator from 1921 to l84l.
RyNo less than $3.50 foreigners land
edat New York on the 18th, nearly all Ger
mans, and mostly bound Westward, ho!'
Gg-T The Democrats in St. Paul, MINES
ata, have achieved most brilliant victory
over Softs, Splits and Spal poems, in their
Charter Election. The editor of the Demo-
ocrat Olmstsd, was elected Mayor, being
the first Charter Election held in that young
City.
ET The Nebraska bill will be made the
special order of the first ofMay. The House
bill will then be taken up.
RyMr. Gwin, of California. has intredu-
ced in the Senate proposition relative to q
larger denomination of gold coin, namely
that Congress shall authori re, single coin
worth 500, to be called Union, $50, to
be called half Union. This is to supply
the wants of the Pacific States, where paper
money is not tolerated, and where to facili-
tate the counting and passing ofheavy sums
of money, the large denomination is need
ed. The Secretary of the Treasury recon-
mends that the half Union only be struck
for the present.
RAILROAD OPEN1Na.-The Cincinnati,
Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad was O.
pened on the nth instant, from Morrow,
the point of junction with the Little Miami
Trunk road, to Lancaster, 80 miles. The
road passes through Fairfield, Pickaway,
Muskingum and Clinton counties.
GE" "Sund ay labor must cease upon the
canals and railways in the State Of New Jer-
sey, except for the transportation Of milk
and the U. S. mails, the legislature at its re-
cent sess on, having enacted a very strin-
gent law upon the subject, which has re-
ceived the approval of the Governor.
Ey The Pennsylvania State Senate on
Monday, passed bill to punish wanton cru
city to animals The first offence fine of
IS, the second from $40 to $50, one hslf to
ito the person making complaint and the
other halt 10 the Guardians of the Poor.
Eg- Another New Territory, it is stated
is proposed to be erected out OF portion OF
Ulab. 1t is that part known as Carson Val
ley, occupying the northwest corner and one
third of its territory. It's inhabitants are
Mormons and have agreed to ask Congress
to permit them to separate, and be formed
into territory.by themselves.
E1- The Magnetic Telegraphlines in
America, extend over forty-one thou
sand miles, and cost nearly seven mil
ion dollars to build. The Telegraph Com
sets down the vAiols iaesas f. lows Morse
lii'e wires, 36,973 miles House, :, $50
miles; Balm, $40 miles. Total Al ,392
miles. The capital stock. inSthe Morse
lines is SIS, 545;8O0; House, 1885 600; Balm
$751; 600. Totalcaptal stock, sc, ,67l, 800
ETA bill is tefare the Ohio Legislature
ssg~ding the use OF bank notes OF less
&nominat6n than ten dollars, We hope
will be passed. Pennsylvania has such
faw, and it is observed-gold and silver
filling up.the avenues Of circulation Vir-
ainia has likewise declared 70, hard money.
There is plenty of specie in the country
Let us use it.--Sun.
@T The Boston Transcript says that quite
a reaction has taken place in public senti-
ment in relation. to MIR. Everett since the
appearance of the attrocous attacks upon
him in the New York Post. Every one
feels indignant at the malignity which has
been apparent throughout the transaction,
and there is much interest to know from
what source in Boston the libel or ginated
ET- Chas. Fickieson, keeper of music
store on Main street. Wheeling. attempted
to commit suicide few days since by cut.
tug his throat with "a razor. The Argus
says the deed was caused principally by
disappointed affection. His recovery was
considered doubtful.
THE CHoLERA--The cholera begins to
make its appearance on the Mississippi riv-
er. By the last foreign news it was also
beginning to make its appearance in various
places in Great itain and in various pla-
cas- on the continent. 1t is stated that there
were fifteen cases of cholera on board the
steamer Bell Key, on her recent passage
from New Orleans to Cairo.
. ~Twelve thousand dollars addition has
been subscribed in Medina to the stock of
the Cleveland, Medina and Tuscarawas
Railroad, which with other subscriptions
will insure the completion of the work.
S Catharin9 McCaule, had "young
son" on Saturday, read husband a caudle
lecture on Sunday, had row with him on
Monday, was arrested on Tuesday, and
discharged on Wednesday, the court con-
sidered tLat under the circumstances she
was ''doing as well as could be expected"