The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-09
Mehs Stems.

little remarkable hat the Russians, who
built sebastopOl for the purpose of shelter.
ing and protecting their fleet in the Black
Sea, should be Indebted to the latter for
the safety of the place. 1t is universally
admitted that had it not been for the ships
sunk in the outer harbor soon after the
battle of Balaklava, which precluded all
entrance into it, the allied fleet would have
taken the place, despite all the forts cree
ted to defend it.
BS~The new loan Of E15,Oo0, 900 requi-
red by Great Britain, in order to conduct
the war, produced a decline in the funds
on its announcement. The end is not yet,
Russia sets comparatively secure on her
own trrritory, while the Ministers of En-
gland and France are p~uzzIing their brains
to raise money, and trump up an excuse to
get out of a hobble.
THE LAST EXPORTS OF Know NoTH1NGtsM
The election news in our paper to-day,
from Philadelphia and Indianapolis, proves
most conclusiYely hat Know Nothingism
is on its last legs. Its decline henceforth
must be as rapid as its rise. These ale
signs that should fill the heart of every low.
er of his country to overlooking. Let us
have more Of the same sort.
X. N. Misunderstanding to the Mount
Sterling, Ky, Wing, the keeper of the
Court House in Stanton, Powell county,
having requested ak. N. meeting to dis
perse, which had assembled therein Sc.
cretly against bis orders, collected a posse
and broke in upon the conspirators. They
reeisted and in the melee G. Blythe, the X.
N. chairman. shot one Of the citizens, Mr..
j. Combs, in the breast. His recovery was
not probable; aud it is said hat B ythe, al
so, was badly wounded. Our institutions
are in far less danger from the Jesuits than
from their imitators of the secret order.
RT-Gov. Reeder, of Kansas, arrived at
Easton, on Monday, (whither he has gone
on a visit to his family and was greeted
with a very cordial reception there,-as the
telegraph sets forth. The governor ex
pressed his sentiments pretty freely on the
extraordinary condition of affairs in the
new territory, attributing all the troubles
there to the Outrageous conduct Of the peo-
pie Of the Northern Counties of Missouri
The Governor says Kansas, now, to all in
tents and purposes, is a conquered country
and he calls upon the North, therefore,
to vindicate its honor and ma ntaia its VIC
lated rights in the premises.
WHERE is SAN?-The anniversary of the
landing of a lot Of foreigners at jamestown,
in Virginia, is to be extensively celebrated
in that state on the 18th of May, only a
few days before the election. Can Sam
permit this manifest treason?
INrEnEsrrya.--The NV York Times
states that Mr.. Greedy is the only one con-
iected with the editorial department Of the
Tribune "who is either theoretically con.
stitutionalIy or practically connected with
the Total Abstinence party"
Eg~The Pittsburgh Post states upon the
authority of a privote letter, that the Cholera
has appeared at ST. Louis.
Ey-J. W. Townson. who was elected Au-
ditor of Fairfield county last fall, by the
Know Nothing order; has publicly renoun.
ced his connection with it, and declares
that it is his intention to vote for Gov. Me.
dill and the whole Democratic Ticket on the
second Tuesday of October.
GzrThe heap Of "small potatoes" which
the Massachusetts, Smelling Committee
found in the cellar of the school at Rpxburv,
are to be formally presented to the Legis.
~lature, as emblematic of the estimation in
which that body is held By the people of
the Common wealth.
Gg- The remains Of Martin Van Buren,,
Jr, arrived in New York, Oh Thursday in
the St, Louis, from Havre, and were taken
by his relatives and friends TO Kinderhook.
for burial. He died at Paris on the 10Th
ult.. at the age Of AZ, and was tie third son
of the ex-President.
The EMPEROR OF TIE FREscn.-The Par,
is correspondent of the National 1ntelligen
Ger thus slludss to this extraordinary man;
"Louis Napoleon has been greatly under.
rated BY the world, and he is beginning to
be properly appreciated and there is no
doubt that he is really a extraordinary
man. do not say that ne is equal to his
illustlious uncle, but shall not be surprised,
nevertheless, if he should prove to be fully
his equal, and that his reign should be mar
ked with events quite as astonishing as those
Of Napoleon |, and with results much more
permanent and important. /.
New TRIAL REFUSED --PARKE TO BE HUNG,
The Supreme Court Of Ohio have refused
to graft a new trial to James Parks, the
murderer Of Beatson, AID he will be hung
on Friday, the lst day Of June. When III
bill cell The announcement was made to him,
Parks said, 1T is about what l expected:
Mr.. S~pangler, am ready as soon as you
are.'--Cleveland Express.
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