The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-02

oath, such suits are to be discontinued,
England has proposed an armistice,
preliminary to q conference Of the
great powers on the Danish question.
It is supported by France, Russia and
Sweden.
1t is thought the Military Commit
tee in the House of Representatives
will report in favor Of increasing the
pay Of soldiers 10 twenty dollars
month. .- Fr'F .+...t-
General Mansfield, who arrived at
Indianapolis yesterday from Knox>
vile, states, as his opinion, that
bloody battle is impending, and all the
troops should be hurried forward.
In the vicinity of Salt Lake City
the, highwaymen are at work. A
number have been caught by the Yig-I
ilanee Committees IS were hung and
~ more are in the hands of the Cons
mittee. 1f ..-A
"A dispatch Fl ON Cumberland Gap
informs US that the Federals have been
surprised near that point in East Ten
nessee, attacked by the Confederates,
and sustained considerable loss.
The Democratic State Convention
| in Connecticut have nominated Thom-
as H. Seymour for Governor. and
Thomas H. Bond, formerly an Old
line Wing, for Lieutenant Governor.
Chattanooga dispatches state that
Longstreet is falling back to Dalton,
to form a junction with johnson, by
which the strength Of both armies will
4 be at least sixty thousand men. -
The Provost Marshal at Chattanoo.
:. "a states that for the month of Jaru-
.ry and half of .Februery there were
3,2T6 desertions from Johnson's army
alone, "s a5't. 4"
There has been no more fighting in
| Denmark. The Danish Parliament is
for resistance to the last extremity.
Earl Russell and Lord Palmerston
have made speeches in Parliament, de-
n ying the right Of Austria and Prus-
sia to abrogate the treaty of 1852, in
London, in relation to Denmark.
;, The Confederate dispatches, in the
} Richmond papers, state that Mobile is
in critical condition, menaced by
, Banks and Sherman's armies, anG
Farragut's feet.
The London Herald, the organ Of
tho English conservatives, contends
: that if Austria and Prussia repudiatI
the London Treaty Of 1852, relative
8 to Denmark, q general European Wal
f must be the result. t..-
The steamship Bohemian, from Liy
erpool, struck rock four miles out
G side of Cape Elizabeth, and sunk
Q But four passengers were lost. Th
r cargo was lost, which was valued al
It q million Of dollars. j .~..- 3a-
Governor Morton has been renomi
mated for reelection by the Abolition
Q lists in Indiana. He has been Cover
: nor four years, and, by the constitu
ton, he cannot be elected secon
time. As he cannot serve, if elected
all the votes cast for him will be mere
y ly complimentary. ,.a ~as,,
.a The confederate privateer Tusca
r loosa has been seized at Cape Towr
Africa, fer violation of British reu
trality. She has been seized by til
q British authorities. @ s..
1t is believed that the Confederate
10 at Dalton, being under the inpressio
that Grant had reinforced the army a
% Knoxville, and weakened his own al
y my atChattanooga, at would attack th'
latter place forthwith. Stirring new
Il from that quarter before April may b
~ expected, il I'd age l3ras io ID
6 iii It,has transpired that the Unite
# States have made no demand upon th
: English Government for the Alabam
" proceedings. Lord Russell state
that Mr.. Adams, our Minister in Gres
: Britain, had thought it prudent
y withhold from the English Govern
=, ment Mr.. Stewards offensive dispatcl
- over which some capital for boldnes
has been made in this country,
q The engagement at Tunnel Hill, o
Wednesday, resulted in General Pa
:. mer capturing 300 prisoners. TIL
he Federal loss, in killed and Wounds
Z was rs: aog sy.ia4 r.4o ID
al Over one hundred Federal prisol
T, ers in Richmond, including Junius Il
Ie- Browne and A. D.. Richardson, news
de paper men, we'll known In Oh
have been sent from Richmond t