The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14

The English steamer Diamond, c'p-
tured of ST. simon's, Georgia, on the 2ord
of last month, has arrived at Washington.
and will bs Immediately libelIed. She has
cargo Of assorted merchandise, and was las |
from Nassau. Her crew, when captured
consisted of niuety nine men, and she had
six passengers.
The Federal cavalry, one thousand /
strong, attacked on the fifth inst. the Con
iederate force at New Albany, Alabama. 1t
is said that they were repulssd.
--On the fifth inst as we learn from
Richmond, Chattanooga was attacked from
Lookout Mountain and her points. The
shells exploded 10 the camp and city. The
fire was briskly returned.
At Milwakee firs commencing on
East Water street, has destroyed block OF
I buildings aud some other houses. The loss
is estimated at fifty thousand dollars.
The St. Louis Democrat has LeaV-
enworth dispatch which says that intetii"
gence having reached Fort Scott ola threat>
ened attack on Fort Smith, Gen. Blunt left
the former post tor the latter on Sunday. The
Rebel Gen. Cobell, with ten thousand men,
crossed On the first inst, and joined General
Coffee at Ctoaking Prarie, Missouri, deter
mined to make raid in Arkansas or Mis-
seur On receipt OF this information all the
cavalry in Kansas and battery were sent
to Fort Scott. A lett from Fort Scott re
ports that Gen. Blunts staff and body guard
had been captured and else the command
under Lietenant Pond, at Baxter Spring. -
1t was uncerta in il Gen Blunt had escaped.
The Con ederates under command OF Guam
trell Hunter, and Gorder, were moving to-
ward Fort Scott which is said. TO be able to
resist all attacks.
Official dispatches from Gen. Rosecrans,
received at the War Department, make light
of the Cor ederate cannonadlng. AS an IL
lustra tion Of tie feeling OF security which
prevails in Chattanooga, Gen. Rosecrans says
that the negro boys were playing ma, bes in
the streets vfthe city during the lombard
meht. His position is regarded by the Ad'
ministration as imEregpaH'e 1t was on Inc
9Th inst, that the Con 'ede: ates ttfeOeo 'heif
fire, at about two miles distance, some o.
their guns being also three miles off. They
inflicted only injury on the property Of their
! friends. Telegraphic communication between
Nashville and Stevenson, Alabama, has been
re established.
The city, small Town, of Morganza
on the Mississippi River, was burned by the
Federal force on the twenty>ninth ultimo.-
Two thousand guerrilas were found and
fought there, and the latest report is that the
Federals were driven to the liver, where
| they were covered by several guntoats and n
Monitor. General Dana has suspended Gen
! Heron, and was by his directions that Nor
ganza was laid in ashes. A New Orleans
! correspondent states that the plan OF advan>
chg upon Texas by two columns will be a.
bandoHed in consequence of tie opposition
by the Corfederates, as displayed at Morgan.
zia
--Thc expedition under Biigader Gen.
Wsar, that went into Mathews County, Va.
by command Of Major Gen 70 ter, has re'
turned to Fortress Monroe, having per'orm
some part Of its work. Four Confederate
naval officers, twenty men, twenty five head
o. cattle, together with horses and arms,
hoo
were destroyed. One Federal soldier was
killed.
- Gen. Joe johnson is at Canton Miss,
with fifteen Thousand men, Gen. Stephen
D Lee has four thousand Confederate cayal
ry near Vicksburg. Gen. johnson is report
ed as having SAID that the Confederate victo.
rles are useless unless they crush Gen Rose
Grams before he is re.eniorced.
Gen. Bragg has arrested Gen. Polk
for dsobedience of orders in not attacking
Gen. Rosecran- on Sunday three hours soon.
er than was done. Had orders been follow
ed Gen. Rosecrans army would have been
destroyed, as is believed. Gen. Hlndmau
has also been arrested.
Private Browley Of the One hundred
and twenty second New York was to have
been shot Friday for desertlon, but the
President suspended sentence on condition
that Browley would m IKE up the time that
he was absent. 1t appears that he thought
it best to accept the terms.
From Charleston there Is no additional
news beyond the report Of casual firing be
tween the various blter,s on both sides,
without important results.
Generals Coffee and Shelby, Of the Con.
federate service, have made laid from War
saw upon Central Missouri to strike the
Pacific Railroad at Larmis bridge and burnt
it, Forces arces are moving against the bod.
from several directions. ,...
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