The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-28
MONDAYS NEWS!


NEW YoRx, January 25.-The stesmt r
British Queen has arrived, with Havanna
dates 10 the 17;h and Nassau to the 20ih.
The Bahama Herald, of the 18th, announ-
ces the arrival OF the British war steamer
Galatia from Bermuda, and spilefol, from
Havana, and says that 1t is reported from
highly creditAble source, that the commander
Of the Gslatia has received positive orders to
take Admiral Wilkes when and wherever
found and convey him to Bermuda, where he
is to be detained until iurther orders from
England.
The Baitish ship Vssuyius took $780,
600 in specie from Mobile for England.
The steamers Annie Childs and Flora ar
rived at Nassau from England, probably to
run the blockade.
The steamers Douglas. Thistle and Ten.
tonia had sailed TOR Charleston.
The steamers Donso and Calypso were
still in port on the 18th. The steamer Nina
had arrived from Georgetown with cotton.
New YORK. January 25,-Tho Herald's
special Washington dispatch states that iu-
formation has been received that the rise in
the Mississippi river has caused the water to
flow through the canal cut by Gen. Batter
opposite Vicksburg.
BAbrIMoRE, Jan 25.-The steamer Van
derblt sails from Fortress Monroe to NOR
row afternoon to tow the iron clad Weehaw-
ken south. The Vanderbilt has full sup
ply OF coal for cruise alter the Alabama,
after performing this duty.
New YoRK, Jan. 25 New Orleans ad =
vices to the 9Th, says that report had been
received that Winona one of orr gunboats
had been sunk by the South Battery at Port
Hudson.
Also, that Stonewall Jackson, with forty
thousand men, had reinforced the rebel gar
rison at Vicksburg
Nothing had been received from Galveston
up to the afternoon of the 9Th inst.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 25.-Gens. Forrest,
Stevens and Wheeler were at Franklin,
| Tennessee, yesterday, with 5000 cavalry. -
Ths rebels attacked the bridge guards on the
Chattanooga road ten miles from the city,
to-day, and were repused with loss OF two
xii ed and several wounded. One OF our
men was killed. The numblr Of feet boats
at Clarksville are twenty two, and three
gunboats with large mail on board.
Rained all day yesterday and last night,
and the river has risen SIX inches.
New York, Jan 25--By tho steamship
Sheldrake we have IIavana dates of the
| 10Th
The news from Mexico is interesting and
exciting. The communication Of the French
army between Vera Cruz and Oriziba has
been completely cut off by the Mexican
| guerrillas, and can only be re,estabished
and kept up by the French posting strong
guards all along the route. The guerrilias
are in strong rec all along the road, and
worry the French army Increasingly. 1t is
reported that the French army has been a
gain repulsed and driven back, from before
Puetla, with great loss Con. Berthers' van
guard 1000 st rong, was completely surpri,
sed by 500 Mexican cavalry, and about 2,
0oo of the French killed and wounded -
Several French officers were taken by the
lassoo and dragged off. The prospects o
the French look exceedingly bad They
cannot get supplies from the country, and
theya'e surrounded by a determined enemy
who watch every opportunity to take advan
tage OF them No French soldier can stray
FROM camp without bling lassooed and drag
ged off by some Mexican guerrilla who is on
the wa'ch for him. The smallpox, in its
most malignant form, has broken out among
the French troops ia Vera Cruz, A lazal :
cite is being built for this class oil pa tents
The new sugar crop is beginning 20 make
its appearance in the Havana market and
the crop promises TO be a large one. The
markets at Havana are glutted will
Northern produce. and sales can only be
made at ruinous prices.
NEW York Jan. 25-The steamer Ariel
from Aspinwall, with dates to the 18th, ar
rived this morning, with 100000 in specie
She was conveyed by the steamer Connect
cut.
Panama dates to the 18th contain the fol.
lowing news: The steamer Herman sailed
on the 10Th for San Francisco, with the
passengers by the America.
The civil war in New Granada il ended
Canales having gwen in his adherence to the
Liberals. The convention has passed law
taxing tobacco and spirits.
No move had teen taken vet towards re
building the portion oil Aspinwal destroyed
by the late fire.
A"oi'"ah boiA uSCttu6u ~ AuduQa TO
2la per cent.
The French feet was at Apaculco on the
9Th inst.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc
Jan. 20 The Sabbath has been we'll obser-
we'd throught the entire camp. No bus ness,
excepting that Of the most necessary char
acter, has been transacted Nothing OF un
usual character has been observed in the en-.
emy's lines within the past few days.
WAsHINGToN, Jan "a The Secretary o
the Navy, received the following to day.
CAIRO, Jan. 23.--I have Just received
telegram rom Memphis, Tenn, fsom Acting
Rear Admiral D. ID. Porter, on board U. s
steamer Blackhawk, at mouth Of White
river, dated Jan 20, as follows. We have
taken 81. Charles, Duval's Bluff ard De.
Arc, and the light drafts are over three hun
dred miles above the mouth OF White river
w. DeRalt, Lieutenant Commander OF tbt
gunboat Walker, captured al Dnval's Bluff
two inch guns with carriages, ammunition
etc. two hundred Enfield rifles, and three
platform cars, and al Des Arc we captured
thirty nine prisoners and quantity OF armt
and ammunition. A. H. PgNNocK,
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