The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-28
SATURDAYS NEWS.

General Meade, after having visited Wash
ington, has returned to the front. This ap
pears TO indicate that the removal of thi!
officer is not to take place, at least at present
lie has informed the President that he can
not make forward movement within three
weeks, on account OF the injuries done to the
railroad, which has been nearly destroyed
1t will take sixteen days to replace the bridge
at Rappahannock Station. No extensive ad
vance can take place TIL that work is com
pleted. There is much uncertainty as Il
the numbers of the enemy before him, ant
it is reported that Gen, Ewelps force ha
been sent to reinforce Gen. Bragg,
The news from North Carolina is inter
estng Governor Vance having been prom
ised the next presidency Of the Confe!eracy
has returned rom Richmond q decided wa
man, and will do bis utmost to prevent tht
State from returning to the Union. The
headquarters Of the Second regiment 0
Loyal North Carolniarfs is at Beaufort.
recent expedition under Colonel Mix, through
the northeastern part of the State has dis
covered that this almost neutral ground ha
been subjected to the Southern CO description
Hence the people are incensed, and the coun
ties OF the Chuvan River call upon the FED
eral authorities for protection. 1t is sal
! that the hostility to the Conederacy is al
most unanimous, and but that reports iron
this Department are frequently exaggerated
this staten eht might be credited.
By the Etna of Cape Race we have tw,
days later intelligence from Europe. The
rams in the Mersey have had guards Of mar
ines placed on board. A corr respondent o
the London Post says that France will no
recognize the Southern Conederacy. Tn
affairs OF Poland are without change. The
Spanish Minister OF Finance has resigned
Queen Victoria has returned into public | ife
The Great Eastern is to enter upon the In
dian or Australian trade. The news gener
ally is unimportant
General Hooker is at Stevenson, Alabama
where he has been visited by Generals Gran
and Rosecrons. General Thomas command
the Army OF the Cumberland; General Burn
side the Department OF the Ohio; Genera
lIurbnt that OF Tennessee, and General Nc
Pherson that Of Vicksburg, The whole con
sol dated into the Military Division OF thu
Mississippi, under the command oil Genera
Grant.
DR.. H. S. Noodle, Of Nevada City, ba,
been arrasted in Providence for forgery
An examination of his trunks left at the Re-
we're House, Boston, disclosed that he wa.
in possession Of three or four thousand dol
lars in Confederate money. There was alst
found several drafts prepared for pres g nta
ton at various banks IN New York and
Philadelphia. He is held in Providence fol
trial.
Eighteen negroes have been lodged il
Sparta jill, Hancock county. Georgia, Io
combining and attempting to incite insurrec
ton. They had been holding secret meets
ings and planning matters. in all about
one hundred in number are implicated. Al
the yingleaders have been arrested. Their
Operations have been extensive.
The Russian fleet is expected TO arrive at
Washington by next Tuesday. The Off GERS
Of the Navy there have made preparat IONS
to give their guests hospieable welcome,
and the cval authorities are also preparing
to welcome the visitors.
Admiral Dabgreo, in an cfiiciaI report
alludes to the reports that he and General
Gilmore have had unpleasant relations, and
denies that either socially or publicly there
has been any difference between them.
The Secretary of the Treasury has made
ample provision for the prompt payment of
all the troops on the first of November.
1t is reported, by the way San Francisco,
that one of the Damios 10 Japan has severely
repulsed the British fleet.
Preparations are in progress on the borders
Of Maryland and Pennsylvania to resist the
rades into those States.