The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27
NEWS OF- YnE WEEK.

A destructive FIRE broke ont in
Chattanooga. Loss about $4,000.
The celebrated guerrilla Reynolds
hss bsen captured near Knoxville.
A portion Of the town Of Plstts>
barg, DO, is reported to be in ashes.
The resignation of Gen. Halleck, it
is said is with the President.
It is rumQred that another call for
tToops will be made by the President.
General Washburn takes the place
OF General Hurlbut in Tennessee.
"a The rebels have been burning cot
con on the Red and Ouchita rivers.
Twenty-Five blockade runners and
steam boats have left Havana, Cuba.
q. Garabaldi has arrived in England,
and been received with great enthu>
siasm. .,..
Gen. Fitzpatrick has been sent from
the army Of the sPotomac to that of
she Cumberland.
It.is thought that the majority will
bring the session of Congress to u
close about the LIST Of June.
After May LIST, the quarantine will
DO rigidly enforced below New Or
leans.
4 The cotton prospects in Northern
Leuisiana and Arkansas are impro-
ring, ...
The Guerillas are visiting the plan
eatisns the Federals are working On
tie Mississippi.
Brisadier General Prince is to take
command of the Military District of
paducah, Columbus and Cairo.
Lees army is said to have received
seven days rations for q forward move
rnent.
Gen. Grant has returned to the ar
my, and active operations will now 60
forward.
Gen. Forrest is ~retreating into Mis-
sissippi, pressed closely by Gen.
Grierson.
The bill to relieve Postmasters who
have been robbed by guerillas, has
passed the Senate.
It is reported that Hardee's corps
have been ordered away from Dalton
% Virginia.
The roads on the Potomac have
dried so that an early movement q
be made.
The French have sent their vessels
up to Richmond to get the tobacco
belonging to the French Government.
The Supreme Court Of Ohio, has
pronounced the soldiers vote constitu-
Sional. a
VSatlers and citizens have left the
army and will not be allowed to return
until next autumn. #ie1
The Potomac army is being contin-
aally reinforced by the arrival of vet
Grams and by parts of regiments.
It is rumored that Gen. Halleck
has sent to the President his resgna-
tion and insists upon its acceptance.
Special from Louisville gives the par.
.iculars Of the Liberty No. 2 being
6rcd into near Shawneetowh.
In the late election in Kansas, the Jim
Lsns party ssiumphed over the Car
ney.
General Banks army and feet
would arrive before Shreveport on the
18th Of April.
til reported that General Hatch
will succeed General Gilmore st
Charleston.
There has been a revolt in Jutland
Of the Hungarian troops in the Aus
TRAN army, and wholesale executions
have in consequence taken place.
Il General Hurlburt has issued his
farewell address to the troopsat Mem
phis, and General Washburne has as
sumed the command.
MI. Preston, the Confedate Minis
ser TO Mexico, will soon leave Havana
for Vera Cruz, to swat the arrival Of
Naximjllisn.
The Cuban Government will soon
demand damages for the firing into
the schooner Belle, within 400 or 500
ysrds Of Moro Castle. /.
The Richmond papers contain the
particulars Of sserious riot Geor4
sis brigade on sccoant Of inferior rs
lions.
The Rev. Fairbanks, who wss im>
piicated with Della Wsbser, In running
sIaves from Kentucky, has been par
Aonsd. Il sss.. /,
Csptsin Todd, brother 70 Mrs. Lin
con. hss surrendered himself 70 cur
forces IN Louisiana, and desires 10
e.ie ass osft u sllegisacs .