The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

lncluuinS Ine captain Vi lie ooinPah
They were from Fayette county, Ohio.
Price and Mccullough rebel armies
have retreated into Arkansas.
News from another fleet sent to the
Southern States may be looked for soon.
John Mckinney, late Republican
State Treasurer of Michigan, has been
convicted of embezzling some $25, 900
of State funds.
Benham's brigade (of which the Ca
diz, Guards compose a part) routed
Floyd out of his strong hold in Wes-
tern Virginia.
A Washington despatch says there
are at this time 100000 volunteers in
the U. S., Service.
Gen. Dix has marched portion of
his command to the eastern shore coun-
ties of Virginia.
Gov. Dennison has sent the 41st re-
ment to guard Galliopolis, and the 62d
to guard Marietta.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th
gives the names of thirteen hostages to
await the result of trial of the priya-
teers of the North. They are, Colonels
Corcoran, Lee, Coggswell, Wilcox, Neff
and Woodroff; Majors Potter, Revere
and Vodges; Captains lockwood, Bow
man and Keffer.
The father of the late Col. Ellsworth,
has been appointed Military Store
Keeper.
Slidell and Mason are safely LODGED
in Fort Warren.
The notorious Helper has been ap-
pointed to a lucrative office by Presi-
dent Lincoln. Mr.. L. we suppose ap-
pointed this scoundrel to appeaso the
fiery abolitionists, who are now loudly
berating him for removing Fremont.
Gen. Halleck has taken command of
the Western Division of the army.
The rebel congress met at Richmond
on the 18th inst, without quorum.
A dispatch to the Tribune saws that
"the intelligence of the arrest of Ma
son and Slidell caused great excitement
among the rebels, who rejoiced in the
prospect of retaliation by England"
The U. S. authorities seized Miller S
Hotel in Baltimore, on the Goth inst,
and took possession of all its contents.
Lieutenant Powell, who had command
of Capt. Castell's Cadiz Guards during
the Captains absence, was wounded ii
the late skirmish on the Gauley, and
was brought to Cincinnati on last We'd
nesday evening.
Prince de Wrede of Russia, ant
Count de Valentine of Trieste, arrived
at New York on the Goth inst, and in
tend to offer their military services tt
our government.
A Washington correspondent of th'
Tribune says that Congress will prob
ably be called on to change the terrific
rial boundaries of Delaware, so as tt
give this little State all the land be
tween the Chesapeake Bay and Della
aware River, and to change the boun
daries of Maryland so as to give her al
the Eastern counties of Virginia, ant
to leave to the State of Virginia, as or
ganized by the Convention at Wheel
ing, the territory between the Blu
Ridge and the Ohio
The brave Col. Mulligan, the hero o
Lexington, had a warm and cordial re
ception at Cincinnati on last Thursda,
evening.
Specific charges have been preferred
against Gen. Fremont by the Judg'
Advocate of the Z. S. Army.
Dangerous counterfeit tens on th'
Waterbury Bank of Connecticut, arr
in circulation.
The Democracy of New York CITY
have nominated Hon. Fernando Wood
the present incumbent, as their eandi
date for Mayor.
The Daily expenses of the govern
ment is one million seven hundret
thousand dollars.
1t is reported that the British Gov
eminent refuses to grant clearance'
from English ports to vessels will
arms for the United States.
The gfandest review OF the army
that ever took place in this country
came off at Washington City last week
A letter was found at Fort Walker.
from soldier OF Richmond, to Charles.
ton, to his father, which saysthat great
insubordination exists there---that there
are three or four soldiers shot weekly
in the camps.
The Richmond Examiner confesses
that none of the rebel coast works arc
fitted to resist the heavy fire of a feet.
IL suggests the construction offortifca-
tions covered with logs, buried under q
hiek stratum of earth.