The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-04
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MONDAYS NEWS.

MONDAYS NEWS.
We have some interesting news from Gen.
Fosters Department, in North Carolina, re-
latIve TO the attempted escape, and final exc.
culion OF DR.. Wright, OF Norfolk. The ex
ecutiOn took place on the lair grounds, about
one mile from the city. There were five
regiments in attendance and one battery,
but everything passed off without any dis
turbance. Doctor Wright was calm and
self possessed and said he committed the
crime without any malice.
By the arrival Of the Morning Star from
New Orleans, we learn that an advance was
made by the troops under Colonel Davis
supported by General Weiizel, Colonel Line
and Colonel Prime, near VermillioDville,
where the COnfederates made stand, after
retreating foot by foot. Here they were
driven in with some loss. The enemy final
ly fell back from their position on the At.
cha ialaya. The village Of MOrgauzia had
been occupied by our troops, and was des
troyed by fire before leaving it, not house
being LETT standing. The army was consoli-
dated and General Banks was in command
in person. He is now at New Orleans.
Dispatches from Louisville state that the
Conlederates burned the rains laden with
forage, between Murireesboro and Chattanoo.
ga which were proceeding South. The
guerrillas are actively engaged in obstructing
all the movements OF the Federal forces in
the Southwest, and party ofthem have EN-
tered Danvile and destroyed all the GGv
eminent stores. Another body Of guerrllas
have mad dash into HarGodsburg and car
led off number OF horses.
The rumor that General Burnside has cap
tured Lynchburg, Virginia, is without con
firmalion. That city is two hundred miles
from the field Of General BurnSide's opera
tions, and is almost Inaccessible, except by
the railroad.
The Richmond papers say that Gen. I'm
boden, in an attack on Charlestown, Virgin
ginia, on the eighteenth instant, captured
tour bundled and thirty>fve prisoners.
Thirteen Union District Judges and
one Democratic Independent, have ben elec,
ted in California. Union Judges have been
elected III San Francisco
Gen. Rosecrans arrived in Louisville on
Saturday in the train from Nashville. lie
rccied a grand ovacaton on his arrival in
Cincinnati where he is we'll known and much
beloved.
A fter the sixth OF November an effective
! blockade will be maintained by the Frenc
navy over the coasts Of Mexico which still
acknowledge the aurherity OF President Jua
rez, from ten leauges south of Matamoras to
Campeche Friendly neutral vessels are to
have twenty-five days in port to complete
their loading and depart. The ports in pos
session OF the French ale not to be included
| in the bIockade,
Mr. Fields, the Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, is again i'll, having suffered re
lapse. Mr.. Harrington is in favorable con.
dition as to his health, enjoying his tour in
| Europe.
No Suffers are now permitted to accom-
pany the Army Of the Potomac.
Governor Curtn's majority is fifteen thou.
sand two hundred and fifty six.
The steamer Massachusetts arrived at
Philadelphia on Saturday, with news from
Charleston to Tuesday, the twentieth inst,
comprising official dispatches from Admiral
Dahlgreen. The siege was progressing IA
vorably, and General Gillmore's battery
was nearly ready to open on Charleston.