The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-11

The property belonging to traitors or the
TO those giving them aid and comfor who
may be convicted by judicial tribunals, is to
be forfeited on their conviction, the real es-
tate for life and personal property for ever.
Mr.. Lovejoy, Of Illinois, introduced bill
proposing to repeal all laws requiring passes
TO persons Of c)lor going Northwsrd, to
take immediate effect Referred TO commit
tee on District Of Columbia. tA&FF
Mr.. Hickman introduced bill providing
Tor a Bead OF Commissioners to- resis- and
codiiy the General Statutes of. the United
States. Referred to the Judiciary Commit.
tee. 81 . -.,..~ ,- - ,
Adjourned till Monday. 49,,
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English FriSatc at Port RoraI Captain
Hawkins Respects the Bl6chade. sot
Ha A writer fi,omPort Royal to the n.
Y. World, says: I15e ao.E har diaa
The English Frgatc Immortalite Of
fifty guns, Captain Hawkins eommand-
er, sailed into our harbor last Wednes-
day, and is now securly lying at an.
chor few cables lengths from the
Wabash. Her salute of 81 guns was
returned, both by the flag ship and
from Fort Walker. ..... -, s.. q.
!, Captain Hawkins Immediately went
on board the Wabash, and frankly
stated the object of his visit to be to
look after English interests in this va.
cinity, and to remove English sub.
.iects from forts which are hereafter to
be b3mbarded. The principle officers
of our fleet were much pleased with
the captains manner during his lengthy
visit to the flag ship, and believed his
presence here will be conclusive to
more friendly relations between the
two countries. lie will, at all events
be able to inform his government, of
the Importance Of our victory in these
waters; Of the thorough demoraliza-
tlon of the enemy, and the stampede of
the slaves; and this information will
come better form him than from any
other source. and go far to ncutralizc
the reports of foreign cousulsin south,
ern ports. Within twenty four hours
after his arrival, one of our gun boats
brought in schooner as a prize, laden
with arms, ammunition, and uniforms.
The vessel hailed from Nassue, New
Providence, and is one Of four known
to have left that port with similar car
goes, intended for the confederat es.--'
'fwo of these schooners have been cap
tured, and the commc dore feels conf
dent that he will succeed in laying
hold of the others. The one obove re-
ferred to carried, proiessedly, barrels
of potatoes, consigned to Philadelphia,
but when off the Savannah river She
ran in, and soon found out her mis-
take. The English captain, on being
made acquainted with the capture re-
plicd;"SriTcd her right for CARRYING
-snch a cargo under the British ff,g."
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Reception of Com. Wilkes in Boston.
BosToN, Nov. 24.-N Notwithstanding
the severity of the storm, the welcome,
to Commodore Wilkes WAS unanimous
yly attended and very enthusiastie.----
George b. Upton and others OF the Ro-
ception met the Commodore and other
officers OH Long wharf and conveyed.
them in carriages to Fancuil Hall, which
was densely crowded by citizens inclnd-
ing many ladies in the gallery. .' !
Major WlGn1MAN, in behalf of tho
citizens OF Boston, made a brict address
Of welcome, in the course of which no
's,id: A. 4srsq.d s.i, If,g
.,No ho,,., ,.o, o,,;,onts,;.
o,,,;s ou oa w m ,,.a,ns n, '"' III I
] ,',, "nd n, ,,!s';,an;1,a 49,, a o. "s' =,
ln' anu e. ine,i'ol'o"s ',i''efI o. oaf ma
W a'. p' frn'as tnpHas"u'li, 81 ~,
v'S'V', '', , a'u - .;',; 'm;9N "lJA e,,"p.'1
yttrrt yF Of Which mon tile rrcstnt n pelcI bel,
lion may prove not less important than
the glorious naval vict orles'on the south
err, coast. coast 1hccell lhei,, p: sl' ms hear'-
telt tribute to your merits, and to that
branch of the service which rs now so
noeiy a''d successfully vlndicatlng. athe
''ts.i'y lei ou's ,l,' 1oo.e'n''ei's 'i'a3e'@
"'J.''s o' o'' N'o'''''''''0n'ia = = .Tet'
Ailef]ihe applause had' subsidedy
Captainj w EtJl1ss. i'm full uuifo,ml /. re.
i.,la.a a, ,,nhG .f,,sa,.
Spoi.,.ou ~ .''o io'."","s ''''S''"se
ME- mayor ana FRIENDS: am deep
|ly sensible OF the great Kindness whIcA
has been shown me. % depended upon
NV own Judgment iu doing what .yo,tt
Eali hav.. H,ttrod mo il. cor,oct. obI n;
am exceedingly cratifed with The man.,
Ilfestatiops of,approyal / have met ! and
WHICH have been, I may say, a sponta-
neous ioutburst from all paWss OF ,ttbe,
country. have only 70 say that We We
Falq our any 70 the 9nion, ahq afe pre- re-,
pl,sa Kin, - ~ - = 'i'i, lan iense t TX, ap
angT ~ ,s.,fas ta.,fsr LIZA. a4 aoe