The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-21
NEWS TTETs.

6SrOver 800 men have latIly LETT different
parts of the United States to join Gen. Wal
ker in Nicaragua.
0ST-The Tribune puts Col Benton down a
mOng the class of lecturers who lecture bl
+, A. M. E--FiAy And Ny Expenses
GrRecently, a man, three women, and
child were frozen 70 death near Mon ticello, Iowa
They were lost on the prairie during q snow
storm.
RAILS DowN.-The rails on the Pittsburgh
and Cleveland Railroad Extension, from Wells
vile to Bellair, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, below Wheeling have been put down.
0S-It is rumored that England is about to
send the Hon. Mr. yilliers, brother of Lord
Clarendon, as her member at Washington.
GA Telegraph despatch from Detroit says
zachariah Chandler, Republican, has been elec-
ted to the United States Senate in place of Gen.
Cass, for six years from the 4th of M.ych next.
MONTPELIER, vi, January 7.-The State
Capitol was completely destroyed by fire last
night, nothing remaining but TIE bare, walls
The most serious loss is the contents Of the ap-
artment of the State Naturalist, which is a to-
tai and irreparable loss.
0SrThe New York Times says the man who
has so long been called the "Angel Gabriel" ID
dead. He died in the penal settlement at De.
marara, to which he had been sentenced for cre-
ating a political disturbance. lie was IS years
old. His name was Orr.
OF The P. & C. Railroad Company are put.
ting up capacious depot building and platform
in Lagrange, just at the Ferry landing They
contemplate considerable business, we believe,
from this side of the river N ellsbnrgh Herald
GrA young man named Garnhart was shot
through the heart, at Gallon, on the I'd inst, by
an associate 1amed Starr, who was recently
married. The "green-eyed monster" Jealousy,
is said to have instigatcd this horrible. act
Starr has made his escape, and it is supposed
that he is on his way to California. ~
0S9~Porter's Spirit says the fastest mile ever
made by arunning horse, was by Henry Perltt,
in 42115; the fastest ever made by PAGER was
by Pocahontas, in 2 17]a; and the fastest trot-
ting was by Flora Temple, in harness. in 241155.S
0J-According to calculations made at the
Paris observatory, from the present time to the
year 1900 there will only be six total eclipses
of the sun, none Of which will be visible in
France. They will occur as foIlows;--One in
1860 one in 1861, one in 1870 one in 1897,
one in 1899, and one in 1900.
The Cross GREER BRIDqE.-A temporary
Bridge over Cross Creek in place of the one re-
Gently knocked down by the coal train, was fin
ished on last Friday evening, and the trains
passed over on Saturday as usual. Active prep
arations are going forward for the erection Of
permanent structure.
0c%5~Senator Harlan, of Iowa, was rejected
froma seat in the Senate of the United States
on Monday last, because of inlormality in his
election. AS the Legislature of Iowa is Repub.
lcan, we presume he will be returned to his
seat in that body.
UNFoRTUNATE.-Col Ward, u Texas, was
recently robbed of $4,000 in that State by
some daring scouudrel. When at the Cincin-
natl Convention his pocket was picked of ST.
200.
0I1THuntingdon's work at Sing Sing is saw
ing and planning boards in his shirt sleeves fof
the Cabinet shop. His first dinner was taken
next to negro convict at the general table
"The way OF the transgressor is hard.'
A JOKE AT THE PROFESSION the trial of
Huntington, the New York forger, his father
testified that CHS son Charles was prone to
take things that did not belong to him; had al
tered the family record and would tell untruths
giving two different stories about the same
facts, without any motive for it. The witness
had designed making hiln>a lawyer"
0rThe Erie City Dispatch, of the 10th inst
says: eve observe that Erie City bank notes
are selling at various points at 70 cents on the
dollar. There is no need for this shave--the
bank will resume in short time, and will pay
dollar for dollar.