The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-12-03
All Sorts OF IteEs.

w ne nQlnDef OF persons arriving az anu
departing from the railway station at London
Bridge is no less than II 100000 in the course
of the year.
OLTA vine is said to be now growing at Bed
linhelm, near Colmar, which has on it $50 bun
ches, the average number of grapes on each
beng l2O, thus giving total Of $1,000 grapes.
G5-Dr. Bright published case of an egg
producing an insect 50 years after it must have
been laid.
OtrA swarm of bees contains from 10000
to 10000 in a natural state, and from 10000 to
10000 in hive.
OCTFish are common in the sea of Surinam
with four eyes; two Of them on horns which
grow on the top of their head.
OS-The total cost of the f1rs imported this
year into the country was 81 ,928, ,00O-more by
some $40O, 900 than last year. r
OETThe number of Jews now serving in the
Austrian army is said to amount to 1900
OCT- Some female spiders produce nearly
1000 eggs.
0FAbout so fresh-water springs are discov-
cred under the sea- on the south of the Persian
Gulf
New York, Nov 25.--The steamship Europe
sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool, taking out
$560O0Oin specie.
CE5-On Wednesday, 1000 turkeys and 5000
chickens arrived at Someryille, Mass, from
Cauada.
New YoRK, Nov 26-John F. Walker of
the United States Navy committed suicide yes
terday. He was under orders to go to join
the Steamers at Panama. His family resides at
Erie, Pa,
MAN KILLED BY BoY.-On the 9Th inst, in
an alteration between a man named Fucamore
and lad of II named Weislogel at Massilon,
Ohio, the latter stabbedth former with pock-
et-knife, in the abdomen, which caused his
death soon alter.
THE "DEAD BURYING THE DEAD."-While a
sexton in Quincy, Mass, was driving hearse
to the grave his hat was noticed to fall off, and
as he rode on regardless of it, persons approach
ed him and found him dead.
Ck5-The Countess, Fitz James, while walking
in her park near Paris, trod upon luciler match
which, igniting set fire to her dress, causing
her death in few days. o.
CSFAnother abortive negro insurrecton has
been discovered i'll Lavacca Co., Texas and it is
said to have extended to the slaves Of Victoria
and De Witt counties. The negroes had killed
off all the dogs, and were preparing for gem
eral attack.
"SEvENTY-SGx IN "FIFrY- x."-Mathcw
Powers, Sr., living on the Big Marsh, in Rob-
ertson county, n. " voted for George Wash.
ington, the first Presidentsof the United States
and James Buchanan the President elect.
O5-The Empress Eugenia (on dit) is a good
mark. She recently shot nine pheasants in the
forests of St. Cloud.
TIME Is MoNEY.-A Chicago broker, famous
for his shrewdness, took trip by railroad the
other day, and sat down at the end of the last
car, because he considered the use of the money
worth something. while the conductor was COM
ing through the cars. .,
0HHFAn English paper says: Oar gracious
Queen is far advanced in a condition which pro-
mises God aiding, to augment the royal family
of England, somewhere about the month Of
February.
(hTThe Vigilance Committee in San Francis
co has disbanded. Its fixtures and furniture
were sold at auction.
ST. LoUIs, Nov. 24-The Republican learns
that the sale Of the Delaware Lands in Kansas
posed off quietly on last Monday. Actual
settlers were permitted to purchase their claims
at the appraised value; but unclaimed land, gem
orally brought price above that fixed by the
appraisers.
ENGLISH SPIES IN OUR M1DsT.-Jai Redpath,
an English secret agent, is now in Boston, again
trying to stir up rebellion. He write to the
| New York Tribune, and thinks that "God and
Sharpe's rifles" will yet enable the Abolition
lists of Kansas to overthrow the legal govern
ment there. We have every reason to believe
that this Redpath paid ogent Of the English
Govannae,H to iacte civTl s0ar in our land.
MURDER IN HL1NoIs.-Mr. John E. Hall,
Circuit Clerk of Gallatin county, Illinois, was
recently shot down in his office by Mr.. Sloo,
formerly Register in the Land office at Shaw
neestown. tits stated that Sloo came to the
Office of Mr.. Hall, and without addressing the
latter word deliberately shot him down with
a revolver-putting two balls in his body. Mr..
Hall lived but few moments. Soo was i'm
mediately taken into custody. A newspaper
article attributed to Hall is said to have induced
Sloo to perpetrate the deed.
MARRIAGE OF SENATOR DoUGLAs.-A Wash
ngton correspondent of the Herald, writing on
the Goth, says;-"Judge Douglas was married
to-day at O'Clock, at the home of the BRIDES
father. The programme was changed, owing tc
the unavoidable detention of Judge Douglas at
the West. Only few Of his immediate friends
participated; among whom were Gen. Shields
and Senator Sdell-The ceremony was per-
formed by Father Byrne
AN INcIDENT.-The negroes Of Cleveland
were permitted to vote, aa usual, at the recent
Presidential election. Their votes were chal
lenged. But the laws were trampled under
foot by the Black Republican election officers
In addition to the fact that the constitution and
laws of Ohio exclude the vote of negroes, i
hot lnff fhn,
and had never been naturallzed. 1t was nj
use, however. There votes were taken, ant
among the number who thus voted were sir stal.
a0ort "sooty'' natives Of the island Of Bermuda
The votes Of lrishmen, Germans and other un
naturaTzed white men were rejected as wa
right; but the votes Of foreign unnaturalized ne
groes were taken! Who says that Black lie
publicanism does not hold negro to be tn,
the superior Of white man Statesman.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The Democrats o
the District, are to-day celebrating the Presi
dental victory, by grand procession, with tn,
usual parapharnalia-th whole to conclude
with an Grafton and general illumination.
I BALTIMORE Nov 26.--Letters have been re
ceived here, from the President of the Bank 0
East TENNESSEE contradicting the ramors af
fectng the credit Of that institution, and assert
ing, that the Bank is in perfectly sound condi
i tion.
], aBxNKs.--The following Banks are in bat
credit just now, and their bills are not recei
we'd by other New England Banks:-Moun
Vernon, and the Bank of the Republic, at Prov
idence R. l.; Rhode Island Central, at Eas
Greenwich; Exeter, New Hampshire; and Com
mercial Bank, at Perth Amboy.
!, OcT-Colonel Fremont, the Boston Bee give
out, will not lecture there this winter
I 0TGen Lane, Of Kansas, was in Cincinnati