The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-25
LATE NEWS.

The arrival Of tho Columbia from Haysns
brings later. news from Mexico. The mail
from the City Of Mexico was robbed, and
part only Of the correspondent permitted
to proceed. Communication has been cut
on between Jalapa aud Vera Cruz. shs fore
mer place being held by the Mexicsns. ft
was SAID that the letter from Macmillan
eesepung the Mexican throne had been cir.
cuiated IN Mexico. The French have been
auackeo IN Husstaca and beaten. They lose
ninety men. -Four hundred French. soldiers
IN iampico mad been surrendered, and o
osttie was expected. Affairs in st. De.
mlngo remain unchanged. The rebels are at
the very doors OF the Capital. Mr., Bonnit
OF Havana has been stsbbed by a fayorits
slave, who was receiving chastivement At
bis hands. The slave was somewhat ed
ucated The schooner Hsncook from Flor,
ida, blockade runner, has arrived as Ha.
vana.
! FIR m Teneriffe we learn that the Confedc
crate steamer Georgia, forty five days from
Simon's Bay, had arrived there Tho Vsn,
derbilt wss approaching the Bay when. tho
Alabsma and Georgia fisd. The latter hn
been ordered to leave Teneriffs. Gu the
eighteenth OF October she left and steam,d
to the northeast. Her ninth and last pr,ss
was the Bold Hunter, Captain Crosby, who
with crew Of fourteen men was left at
Tenerffe.
| Official advice from Admiral Daghlgren re.
port the seizure and destruction, by boars
crew Under command of Acting Ensign Till.
son, OF the Federal schooner T. A: Ward, Of
tho oschoouer Rover, laden with cotton, ct
Morrell's Inlet, s. G. The schooner was
oy 70 L.
In an expedition on shore few days later,
for the purpose OF obtaining water, Ensign
Tillson, with ten men Of his command, we're
surprised and captured by the Rebels.
The President has appointed Gen. Foster
to the command which Gen. Burnside is re-
lieved from. The last named General is in
poor health, and has asked earnestly to be
permitted to retire from active service for
time. 1t is said that it would not surprise
General Fosters friends if he were to take
his old division of troops with him to Tens
nessce.
Seventy of the 30 called "Buckshofs" To-
the Pennsylvania coal regions have been ar.
rested and sent to Reading. The murderer
Of Mr.. G. K. Smith has been arrested srd
identified. The Tenth New jersey Yoluns
teers are stationed ia the district. They are
making the arrests and sending ihc men to
Reading for trial.
Ninety-one Counties in Missouri, INCLUDING
the vote OF the soldiers, give the Radical
ticket FIVE hundred and ninety three msjor.
ity.
On Sunday morning. Gen. Custer, having:
command Of Gen. Kilpatrick's division Of
cavalry reconnaitred along the Rapid3n Riv-
err at Racoon Ford, to know il the enemy
were falling back on Gordonsville. The
guns in the cnemyls intrenchnenss were
SOON silrnced. Then small number Of
sharpshootors wore seen in the lowe9 riho
pits, followed by the discovery Of o kfgs ina
fantry force. The storm swollen rivsF.'
however, could not bc crossed, and Gsnersl
Custer returned.
From Charleston, through Richmanl pa
pers, We learn chat betweep Thursdsy 'norn.
ing and sundown on Satu%laY fifteen han.
dref and twenty three mortar shells and ri.
flo shots were fred at Sumter. The fire Il
said to do no injury. On Saturday .%stery
Gregg opened fire on James Island EN VI.
Moultrie. Fort Lamar and Battery smp
kins replied.