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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-18
President Buchanan's First Levee


The new President gave his first levee on
Friday evening last. In dispatch to the Bal
timore Sun it is thus briefly described:
President Buchanan's first evening reception
this evening was attended by an immense con-
course embracing Senator'S officers Of the army
and navy residents Of our three cities, and some
hundreds from different States. The President
looked well, and was attired in full suit Of
black. Marshal Hoover performed the ceremo-
ny Of introduction. 10 every visitor distin-
guished or undistinguished, the President and
his accomplished niece, Miss Lane, extended the
same frank, cordial and sincere attentions. Ev-
cry body felt that they were in the presence of
a plain republican President and family. The
Marine band performed spirit-stirring music.--
DR.. Blake introduced visitors 10 Miss Lane
Ex- Governor Bigler and lady and Senator Gwin
and lady were among those who received great
attention. @~N'@ H@a& H
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stsse,yitlsis s,md.

Although the Democrat party has been styled
apro-Slavery," and its administration has been
denounced as the tool Of the slave power" no;
one foot OF FREQ soil has been given to the institu-
ton BY the Democratic party during the term ol
power closing with the administration of Mr.
Pierce, but thousands OF miles have been savd to
FREEDoN by its direct intervention. Shrieker;
sod schrcehers, rumpate on that fact.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-18
MIR. Buchanam's Cabinet.

Secretary of State-Lewis Cass, of Michigan.
Secretary of the Treasury-Howell Cobb, of
Georgia.
Secretary Of War--John B. Floyd, Of Va.
Secretary of the Navy-Isaac Toucey fConn.
Secretary Of the Interior--Jacob Thompson,
Of Miss
Postmaster Gcneral-Aaron Vail Brown, Of
Tennessee.
Attorney Gencral--Jeremiah Sullivan Black,
Of Pennsylvania.
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NJ Office is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed by the Probate Court Of Har-
ison county, Ohio executor OF the last will and tcs-
tarent OF John Gourley late of said county deceased
An those who are indebted to said estate are re-
ques,ed to make immediate payment, particularly
those who have not paid any interest for number OF
years. Such need not expect any indulgence And
if any person has any just claim against said estate
it will be paid upon presentm mt
GEORGE GOURLY Executor
of the last will and testament Of John Goley decd
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-18

FoR PRESIDENT BUcHANAS.-Mr. Hurst Of
Albany has just finished Hall Rack, having
for its centre ornament an elegantly prepared
bucks head, with spreading antlers, the whole
surmounted by a preserved eagle ina fine atti-
tude. 1t is beautiful piece Of furniture, and
the Albany Journal has no doubt "Old Buck" to
whom it is to be presented, will appreciate the
Cifl
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TO E,EACHEEySS.

TINE Board of Examiners, of Harrison county,
/ Ohio, will hold meeting at Cadiz. in the High
School Building, on Thursday and Friday, the ID
and Sd days Of April, 1857, for the examination OF
Tea cheBs under the " Act to provide for the reor-
ganisation, supervision, and msiusenenee of Com
mon Schools passed March I4th, 1858.
By order OF the Board.
GEO PARKER Clerk.
N B Each applicant is required to be present
both days.
March l9 1857 st
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BEEAEs.--Thc offerings amounted TO 400
head, Of which but rs were ansold. tie prices
ranged FROM 3Jz< TO 5 gross for good common to
prime. an
SHEEP. SALES $50 head at 4G15c. " b.
HoGs.--0Hering' but light; few were sold
at 6 q eye gross.
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AN EXPENSIVE COURT HoUsE.-The entire
cost of the new court house in Cincinnati will
be S75O,OOO. 1t will be finished in July.
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6TItl Is said that all the gold coin in the
world if melted down and cast in a solid mass,
would make column not more than ten feet
hioh
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FREMoNT AND THE MARIPosA MINERs.-The
settlers upon Colonel Fremont's claim. This
they in public meeting have resolved not to do,
but have agreed to violently resist the execd-
ton the demand. The notices to yacate are
signed
~. E. CLAYTON,
Agent ofJohn c. Fremoht, Of n. Y.
BEAR VALLEY, December 81, 1856"
Johu C. Fremont was said to be 'of Califor-
MIA" during the Campaign; but the agent set
ties it by saying 'of New York"
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sRtffiaf N0titfs


ON readers may remember that we have on sev-'
erai oasions spoken in veB eu9gistie terms Of a
prepafadSn which On. sEtHs. II fspE, OF los Balti-
more street Ballimofe, Nd has discovered for the
cure OF Epile1tic Fts Now, IN doing 50, we have
been actnated by tue very best Of motives viz: the
alievia lon al human suffering. PROM circumstan-
ces which have lately come 70 our knowledge, We
fear their is certain class OF persons who are not
disposed 70 Try this remedy in common sense
manner; We ailude 10 the tact OF selecting a par
ucular case in a town where perhaps there are six
or eight cases, and trying il on one case. Now,
perhaps the case selected might be the only one a.
mong the whole number that il would not cure
This is neither doing themselves nor the medicine
Justice. II dozen persons stricken down with
cholera In one town or neighboThOOk, would they
all send for physician, OI-wOud only one employ
him. ard wait and il he cured the first PATIENT
That plan Of procedure would be most absurd
So IN the case Of DR.. Hance's remedy; every one
who has Fits should try 1t tor reasonable length of
time. II will not cure in day or week; nothing
worth doing eau be accomplished at once. What
is easily done, is easily undOne. The growth of
time is enduring. From the most respectable testi-
mony we have examined, We feel assured that by a
proper perseverance IN this remedy, nine cases OF
Epilepsy out Of ten mey be cured. The Pills are
sent by mail Tree of postage any part OF the world
price: one box 50; two s.; twelve S24. You will
find the address above.
NEURALGIA CURED.-Read what Mr.. Boy
den says; no medicine ever had certificates from
such res pectsbe sources as Carter's Spanish Mix
nro. Mr.. f. BOydcn. one OF tue original propfletors
of the Astor House, New York, and for number
OF years OF the Exchange Hotel, Richmond Va
was cured of severe attack Of Neuralgia. by Car
ter's Spanish Mixture The rapid and perfect cure
effected in his by this valuable medicine, ar
rested his attention and excited his interest," he
ommended it to others afflicted with variety OF
diseases, and in every instance cure was effected
He hasseen il cure Ague and Fever Rheumatism,
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Fevers, Violent Coughs
and cases which were said TO be confirmed COnsump,
tion and nearly every other disease for which it is
used He remarks it is difficult to know what dis.
ease it will not relieve or cure, and Blood pu-
seen its equal. He cheoyiuIy recommends it on all
occasions, and believes it to be the most valuable
remedV extant
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE.
New Athens. 0hio.

new AasEbSs ~HeSs
TIME Annual Contest, between the z. l.. and ]. l..
l. Societies OF franklin College, will take place
on the 25th inst. at half past four, P Nj. in the
Presbyterian Church All are respectfully invited
to attend.
March lS, lS57.-2t.
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Steubervilla 8 Indiana Railroad
aea l s l g.


Fare as Low as by amy other Road!
I'm and after Friday February27th, 1857, the
" CADIZ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Cadz daily (Sundays excepted) at $50 O'Clock
A. M.--connect at the Junction with the MAIL
TRAIN which arrives at Newark at 6-l5 P. NJ,
making close connections with the trains Of the
Central Ohio and Sandusky Mansfield and Newark
Rail roads for the principal cities in the Vest and
arrives at Steubenvlle at TO- 45 A. NJ in time for the
morning train on the Pittsburgh Wheeling and
Cleveland Railroad.
RETURNING:
Leaves Steubenvle at 6-25 M connecting at
the motion with the Mail Train from the west
arrives al Cadiz at S-50P. NJ
E AR e:
From Cadiz to Steubenvle. .............s..S 90
Newark k...........s........ .3'OO
ChicAgo....s.....s,.r .r.-.... iziuU
"" Rock Island. ....... ........ II'VU
"We /" Iowa City. ~. ..s....,....s i5,25
For through tickets and further informal on ap-
ply to D. HiLBEL; Il. AgL adiz
l.. DEVENNY Gen. Ag't CIV FULTON Supt.
Dec. 3, l656.ti
Bank OF Kanawha Notes bough at
thc Exchange Office 81 RnBENr I-vGN,s
april 25 1850
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en6A Ek9kfA LBS Bacon, Sides, and Shoulders
k8y0UU Wanted; for which the highess price
in cash or goods will be paid IL delivered coon by
tnstls 81, $. & II, McFADDE.N.
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oTHANlEL WOODROW.
MoINrykF CRrrK, JeG eo.. o /

Ea October 10, 1856. !
MEsSRs. MEANS & BROTHERS: 1--WE have our work
all finished. Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw Let any who wishto buy, call and
see ours. RALSTON & BROWN.
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nooKsrowN, Beayer CO.. Pa.

October II, 1856. }T
MEssRs. MEANS e. BROTHERS; "OwiDg to deiec-
tive foundation my Engine bought Of yon, last
son, did not do so we'll. Now ii does we'll and we
can grind as much wheat with as little fuel as any
one | know of. | wish all wanting Steam Engines
could get one as good as mine.
OTHANlEL WOODROW.
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--17. --.-.----5I h ---T . IV1UFTUl HaTCH u.
An accident occurred on the Great Western
Railroad train which left here this afternoon for
Hamilton. The train ran off the bridge above
Hamilton, precipitating the engine, baggage car,
and two passenger cars into the water; one loco
motive and baggage car passed over in safety;
hut the two rear ears containing 12o passengers,
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DELAWARE CRY, 4 +.

DELAWARE CITv, n TIL
September 10, 1856.
MEssRs. MEANS: "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
by you work finely. 1t does all that we ask, or
thatyo warranted il to do. We wish you could
make more sales i'll this territory
ODBERT & SOLOMON,
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Y ESY.


Another instance of he lost faculties OF the human
system restored by the Forest Remedies.
Mr. John P Condit, respectable citizen OF Or.
ange, ~ j.. sends the following tihcate OF the
cure of Mrs -Condit, of Paisey, by the use Of the
FOREST WINE AND PILLS. ID
ORANGE, N. T.. Feb. IA. 1854.
"DR. w. G. HALsEY Sir;-My wife had
stroke Of palsy go severe that her whole system
was completely parayzed She continued to grow
weaker for nearly two years, losing all use and sem
sibility of her body and limbs. We almost despair
ed of her recovery. AT this time she began to take
your medicines. Their good effects were
perieuced. She began gradually to improve in
health, and in few months recovered entirely
The extraordinary effect of your wine and Pills, in
curing my wife of complaint which we never ex-
Eected her to get the better off, induces me, as du-
ty we owe to yourself and the public, to send you
this certificate. "JoTHAN p CoNDIr."
The case OF Mrs. Condt is a striking coincidence
of the power OF the Forest Remedies in restoring
the lost energies of the animal economy They
exert peculiar influence on the nervous system
and blood penerate the minutest vessels that verge
to the skin, equazing the circulation and resusci-
tating the vitality OF every part of the BODY In all
nervous disorders, debility, affections OF the kid
neys, dyspepsia, low spirits, constitutional We ak
ness, and various other complaints, these remedies
have proved eminenty successful,
crAs general remedy for diseases, TO which all
families are subject, Huoflands German Bitters
cannot be surpassed
PHIIADA, March I'd, 1855
Dear Sir--l would state for the benefit of the
afflicted, that have used your 'Hoohand's Ger
man Bitters," myself, aud in MY family, ior long
time, and have always found them to act as you
represent. have found them great benefit in cp
ses Of Headache, Pai ms in the side and breast,
Colds and Nervous Diseases and earnestly recon-
mend them to all who may be afflicted with disea-
ses for which you prescribe them.
b. NJ PARIS.
No 81 Race street.
To DR.. G NJ. Jackson, Philade! phiq. b
Gan nd Nnr Il aelr1nllt - ---- - n ! !
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ISLAND CReEK TOWNSHIP, JEFF. COL "
September IS, 1856.
MEssRs MEANS & Brothers: "My Engine does
first-rate lam satisfied and will npon all occasions
the pnrchas of Engines Of your make.
JAMES SCOTT.
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MIA rs IANTkS WEANo UtU. d, NJ EA1I
MEANS & BROTH ERS,

STEsTEg VILE. HIO.
IRON FOUNDERS.
Engine Builders, Manufacturers of Ihresmng Mn.
chinr and Mill CastiDgs, Gtering Macl inery, Pull
lies, Wro ght and Cast Iron Shaftng, with heavy
forging. sc, &c
Oar facilities enable us to do work of this kind
unequalled in this part of the State. Orders adj
dressed to Means e. Brothers, Steuhenvill,. Ohio
We add extra cts frGm letters addressed to US du.
RUG the last year relative TO our Engines.
LAGRANGE, Jefferson CO., o.
August ], 1856.
MEANS & BRoTHERs: your Engine has now been
in operation long enough satisfy me. have
ground 100 Bushels OF Wheat with 10 bushels OF
coal and think il we had good dry wheat it could
be done with less coal / have no hesitation inre-
commencing your Engines. .
A. M. BUCHANAN.
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g. co , Proprietors.
~ 4

81 Bank street, Cleveland. O.
P.S Our Springs can only be procured in this
city, at the General Depot 81 Bank street, where
citizens generally, and ladies in particular, are in.
YiLhh 10 nSl,ninh them.
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CADEZ WHOLESALE MARKET

For sale by all respectable Druggists every.
where. June 18, 1856, ly.
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The Rank Bin in the LegisIatu

Wind-wind-more wind.
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John Gourley's Estate.


Executors Of Robert Hanna decd.
Eah "a 19bT.bt
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UNCLAIMED MONEY AND NEXT or KIN OFFICES
For tracing and recovering uncla ned moneys IN this
country, England, France and all parts abroad list Of
upwards OF 1900 OF wanted who oied
abroad since the LOO, be the Heradry
clce 37 Broadway y. Fee s. receipt s. an IA
HENRY HAYS Propressr
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VEEUs The transit Of Venus will tale place in
1851 pben toe plssst will pass r,cuy notsecn
earth during the day, and the darkness osu.ci
yhwil make shts neoefsary in sbc boussg Toe
traDfil Only Ia century ara on the iat
90 Brush nent niied expe itio1
che south Pscifo Ocean FOR the rurpsc Of oDservng Il
from several points sim 1taneovsly for astronomical pur
Ictes.
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 CErTI EMAN or EDUC ALTON ser AgRssABLr
y Ders - havri hui FEW fsmalr freusa Woaid
To- h1puy ofespont % t5ose lscs wh) rrosrcy desire -
fien4ship wb stioN " msirmO Aires, for
one week postpsd. Integrity, Brooklyn )s Office.
----
ETELrNG TIRED or SINGLE tLE sEDNEsS. AND
~ hay great repurnance puti ItOps Or darn
e s0ckhes hereby offer myself 80 candidate ior usTi
nUry 10 Who and wnai viii more lnllV apr ear
hcrtaner but the present sba reerve ~ myself snd
The nawa GURUS Of he alters ., hTe 10 oose
10 love with must be a. that ycurg I'D thould DC
lonely end spuBky 20 much he bt.er P.eAs5 Mdress.
.hIoulh The Posi O1ge II. Henry,
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syTvATJDys wANTEn-mAlMn.

A YOUNG MAN % YEARS OF AGE, UP GOOD Blu.
~ habits being Of employ "A DESTROYS s get
trR su-ou having been IN the DIR, goods buscess boa
ret aud obbpc the eight yeArs He would Ike "a
have good permanent situation agsn la The business
AoEd communication addressed
A. NJ g. Broadway Pos, office. vii meet wish proupt au
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DENTISTRY.


A HTIFICIAL JEE1H-M LbNFTrS NEW ND
~ improved atmospheric PLACES Tor arca tcch
renarkbl for htir Increased nmntss N position and
tcwcr bcaOu I'd superior " the Ordinary
suction phases well adapted for the continuous End
really worth The euenon 81 hose wearing or requr ne
a-fcB ecih this great Improvement before en-
aetng eewhue Tech removed by ths benun9ng sToees
ard every mpTcvement ~ the dav NJ bhNblts Dentsi
No u Waverlcy place, broadway. Etsb he'd IN lS
nEETrsTRy -DR. p q. DuRKTH, CAN W STREET,
- Oo No l,e SO invites aittn on 70 nie % end
successfr cvtt rerce Te-h removed BY Tie benGmbng
process, rrever' rg al pain. Prices moderate.
\ FAVE DISCOVERED A NEW MODE or BHNUsB'sd
the f. III extraction n teeth which cs1 be used W
oil cases without the srle-t pain the paert and which
prsrcing the esonishs ut ord wc1er OF an
VIC witness H. u j. entirely dAerentf 0n the treefng pro
and discovered AID practced By me only ~ my ROOMS
DR. n, u. griffin, vi FULTON szeeh Er0elya,
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wwEs,AvD IIau oss.

last ISprAsPuF nF-JoSFs. EQUAL TO Avv
~ FOREIGN In COO erj 0svor Brewery tW PAS eflh
sree. ec'wsep syenues ard Samples 9, Pcu,.n's
thsde Resde street sri 1borrs corner Eghk s,rss, aud
IruadWaY.
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THE LECTVltE SEASON.

DoIITICAL ECONOMY
THREE bEtTrRFq
First lecture, Nor day Janusryb
'rrofuc'oryIhe scierce 81 uoiyersl Interest aid i'm.
rcrance ~ theories but cold fac' not mpI.
test tut plain common senfe PRODUCTION AMI coDsump
a H. th great foundation truth Of he Fciencc
Second lecture Wedntsiey, Js1usrg I.
infunrces which tend % rtise, AMI those which tend 10
low rate OF interest q arns Of rent popualon
third lecture. 1hur-dsy, January 8
Money me allie and paper. Distinction OetGeoe money
art caT al
ssbffg. Bsnk caprsl not noncy. The rue causes Of
se1rccnfts plenty IN he money morAct ENcts1ge
ectures at Cpitn Hal, Asor place By George Bartlett.
1uuoc Not ~ free 70 al
holnis.son 10 The oil two lec.a 20 cents each
The whole free 10 members n Mercantile Nra
~ ybo Invited 20 can for her uches At he library ccsf
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II1 ANEliyss

a AMERICAN .EI or sEsPE ;TABILITY WISH k5
n IN meet with petg ~ s1ud oan her sue for SSch
sac Hot engage hcusekesIe or o0npanion 10 iatT
hodss 3hesoosa, Union fquaSo Posi- Office fer three days
Refer eUce giVca
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HtcsTAUHANts.

PROOFS OLD srAR No "a iIsrTNAaD sTgErr-
- Old Xmas eve,f Jslutry 5, 1851 bars head,
beef pup pudding, &C, &c -.
- AN ne way from NsacGeser.,
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nEL,GTOUs NOTICES.

ct. rETFRs CHURCH BROoKLYY.-rTIF FIRST
servi,s " euew church street near Bond WI 70
hed on ever nH oi he festival of the Fpphany TUESDAY
Jan cci nfncng A. ~ O'CLOCK The reverend clergy ana
Any ohulcbncn Interested invited n attend The oder
mrs VII he epped IN removing the fosng debt OF hs pa
fs The uews IN the cnurch VI be ren.si on he prs
2eding evenirg coramCnSing at O'Clock.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-05

SHIxaLIxo THIRD SrRggy.--We have nov

saISoLrxo THIRD SrRE.r.--wc have now
got some OF cur streets very well macadam-
lied but last Saturday couple squares of
Third street were shiagisd A pair Of ram
pancious little black mules become extremely
scavacerous under the influence Of cool
wind and slow exercise and concluded to try
their bottom on aquar,@r race Unfortunate
ly at the very moment they arrived AT this de-
termination, they had wagon attached to
them on which were piled bundles Of pine
shingles. They started with considerable en-
thusiasm, At the corner OF Third and Har-
rison, the bundles broke, and the shingles
commenced flying In ever, direction. Taking
their rattlng as applause, the mules made
their feet hy with increased energy. At the
corner Of Brady and Third streets, the ami.
inals fortunately but,ed up against tree post
and concluded 10 stop The street for two
squares was literally well shingled.
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L A EST NEW s.


NEw NoRk, Oct. ..
The steamer Arabia, from Liverpool, 1911
ult.. arrived this morning. Among her mas
sengers il Cyrus w. Field.
The North Star and Jason arrived out Oh
18th.
The L. ). practice ship Plymouth was a
Southampton, and would sail for home in,
fortnight
The India mail had reached England.
The papers are occupied almost cxclusiv
ely BY the news brought by IT,
The news by the Bombay mail was receiy
ed BY the Jura AZ St. Johns.
The victims Of the massacre at Cawnport
numbered IS officers, 100 privates and 100
women and children, belonging to the army
and iO0 civilians.
The Salcutta portion of the mail, with
dates from Calcutta 10 August 10th, and
Madras 10 18th, arrived at Trieste ON the
lIth oi September. The following is n tel
ceraphic summary of the news by IL:
Lord Elgin arrived NJ Calcutta ON the Sti,
Of August, with ,sU marines and soldiers.
Gen. IIaselock, after having advanced
within On. days march u Lucknow, had
been Obliged Ia fall back on Cawnpore On
account Of the cholera having broken among
his small force.
There is a doubtful report via Ccylon
that the ravages of the cholera among the
troops before Delhi, had compelled them to
retire 10 Agra.
plot had been discovered and thwart-
ed 10 massacre the kurcpcans at Bears and
Je-ore. There had been severe actions
with the rebels AZ Agra aud A,inghur.
Martial Law had Iecn proclaimed at Bchar
The Governor Generals body guard had been
disarmcd. Gen Lloycd had been removed
from the command at Dynapore. and Sir
james Outram succeeded him Several
additional native regiments had been dis.
armed aud others were thought Ia be- va,
ering. The trooPs al Segaubee had mutt
med and killed their officers. A dctach
mcnt of Gu European troops attacked the
mutneers at Arrat and were rcpulsed with
a loss of ano. Al Aqua tho kata Centing-
cnt and other rebels had been ,nt,rely dis
pcrsed.
According To the latest authenticated
news from Delhi, not only were the Euro
pcans still before the place, but they had
been strongly reinforced, and general as
sault was expected in n few days
The Paris Dsdats says: " Although the
official dispatches represent England as still
holding out nj Agra, we have reason To be-
lieve this intelligence will not be confirmed,
and that the heroic garrison has been dss-
troyed, With the women and children un-
der it, protection.
The Atlantic cable j. 10 bc taken cut oi
the Niagara, and again stored in Plymouth
dcckynrd, until next year The work Il
raising the submerged cable has com.
menced