The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-04
NEWS ITEMS.

rocious Of wild cats.
| 0-FThe GAINESVILLE Gaz speaks very favOrably
Of the prospects Of a good wheat crop in Mus
kingum county, and also in Fairfield, Pickaway
and Ferry counties.
6.FDistrict Attorney Weir has entered a Rolie
proseqai in the case Of Gov. Robinson, indicted
for treason In Kansas,
0EJ-late adSices from Mexico state that the So
nora illibusters were all shot on the 9th ult-
The country was quiet.
Ut The oyster trade of Baltimore has become
one ofthe grandest branches of business in that
city 1t gives employment to three hundred
vessels, and to nine thousand persons.
61THOn. Humphrey Marshall was very badly
whipped short time since in little 'Scrim-
mage" into which he got with a Democrat in
Henry county, Ky.
0L.5~A sou of A. Miller of BelletoDtaine, aged
about two years, died on Saturday last from
drinking ley from the hopper.
0E-7"Ar. Saxton of the Canton Repository in
looking over his accounts, finds himself swim
died out of about six thousand dollars, by dis
honest subscribers.
6I-A queer genius,m describing a lake in Min
nesota says it is so clear that by looking into it
you can see them making tea in China.
06FDIiss Martha Cornelia Calhoun, the young
est daughter Off. c. Calhoun, of South Carolina
died in the 31St year other age.
0~3Mr Everett has already paid to the Mount
Vernon Association $4,000, the proceeds of
his magnificent lecture on Washington, which
he has delivered to the principal cities of the
country.
6TCon is selling in Sioux city, Iowa, at
three dollars a bushel Through the middle
portion of the State hay is in demand at TWEEN
ty dollars ton.
% Senator Sumner is soiourning at Paris,
and is in good health. Gen. Totleben, the he
70 of Sebastopol is also there.
OLA destructive fire occurred in Chillicothe,
o., on Tuesday morning last, consuming an en-
tire row of frame buildings. The exact loss
was not known, but the supposition was it
would reach S25,000.
TThe Toledo Commercial ''Thanlls God"
that there is no danger ofthe late JAS MYERS, as
has been ieare1 returning to the democratic par
ty. All such rotten timber should remain with
nggerdom
DowN.-The Tndiana State BanK' at Bloom
field has gone by the board. 1t wrs one of the
most ferocious of the wild cats
AUGUSTA, May Ex-senator Butler, died last
night at six o'clock, of dropsy.
0EFEx- President FILLMORE has been on a
visit to a brother-in-law, during week or so
past, near Toledo, 0.
0FPratt Mormon elder was killed on the
14th inst, near Van Buren,, Arkansas, by Hec-
tor Mclean, whose wife Pratt had seduced.
OF Three whales have been killed by Staten
Islanders just out of New York bay, within the
past 4 weeks-Sen
0ETWm. Cobbett the son of the celebrated
author and politician, is an inmate of the Queens
bench prison.
0rTThe Comet is said to be distinctly visible
between and O'Clock every morning. 1t is
very brilliant, and has bright and lengthy ap-
pendage.
(IT The Democracy and Old-line Wings of
the Lexington Congressional District, Kentucky
have nominated James B. Clay for Congress-, and
he has accepted.
GA partisan says:-It is mistake that
the Abolition party plays upon harp of thou
sand strings. The organ of that party is a
Tyre.
01TThe Republican papers are chucklng
with as much glee as hen with one chicken
over the fact that Democratic office holder in
Cincinnati has run away from his wife, carried
off a widow, and therby joined the Republican
party of kalochs, Kisses, &C. Chcaq0 Times
GrTJames H. Smith, Esq, of Franklin coun-
ty is favorably spoken Of asa candidate for treas
urer of State, before the 6th of August Conven-
ton. Mr. Smith was formerly one of the edi-
tors of the Ohio Statesman
a NOVEL SUNDAY SeHooL.--Tn Iowa City,
Iowa, large population having recently sprung
up in the vicinity of the Railroad depot a sun.
day school which is attended by about fifty
children, is held every sunday in railroad car
in that place.
The Mon At LOUISVILLE BEFORE THE GRAND
JURY.-Judge johnson Of Louisville, charged
the Grand Jury on Tuesday in relation to the
mob in that city, and enjoined them to enquire
into the facts and to bring the parties implca-
ted to immediate justice.
The WILSON MURDER. The Criminal Court
of Allegheny county will commence its June
session on Monday next. 1t is thought that
the case of Henry Fife, Monroe Stewart AMI
Charlotte Jones, for the murder Of the Wilson's,
will be taken up during the first week of the
term. Will A. Stokes, Esq. legal gentleman
OF brilliant talents, has been retained for the
prosecution. - Wast Eramiaer.
0S.FThe New York Herald contains a notice
TO the friends of Millard Fillmore, urging them
to organize for the campaign of 1860. The Her.
aid encourages the movement and thinks that
if the N. I. Express and dark lanterniSm are
got rid of, a strong conservative party can be
rallied to the support Of Mr. Fillmore.
6TThe Iron Horse now pursues his way
without stop or deviation from direct line from
Bangor, Maine, to Jefferson City, Missouri a
distance of little over seventeen hundred
miles--halfas far as to London, in three days!
A Sign OF THE TIMEs--The Democracy in
Cumberland, Maryland, have elected their May
or and all the councilmen. This is result
which has not been accomplished in that city by
the Democracy for many years. Until the
present time the Democracy have had no saw in
the municipal affairs of the city since know
nothingism sprang up.
90 fhe New School Presbyterian General
Assembly now in session at Cleyeland,i is getting
INTO muss on the slavery question. The Nor
thern and Southern delegates don't agree and
the connection between them will probably be
dissolved. The southern delegates are for let
ting the slavery question alone--the northern
ers for agitating it-and there they split.
DIvIDED.-The st. Louis delegation with
drew from the Unitarian conference at Alton,
ILL.,, on the adoption Of resolutions declaring the
Constitution of the United States failure, and
the decision in the Dred SCOTT case of no binding
power.
New York, May 26.--Information has been
received of the death of Hon. JAS Bell, United
States Senator from New Hampshire to-day
He has been in very feeble health for the past
year.
0TThe Old School Presbyterian General
Assembly met at Lexington Ky, 225 members
being present. The opening sermon was deliv-
cred by DR.. Hoge; Moderator DIR. Van Renseller
Of Philadelphia; temporary clerk DR.. Sloan oi
Pennsylvania.
GYWe learn that the Ohio and Illinois Del
egations will present Col James b. Steedman