The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27
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have been adjusted with the Emperor
Of Austria.
The question Of the Laird rams will
he determined on the 18th Of May in
Erest Britain-whether they can be
delivered to the Confederates or not.
Troops from Charleston and Joe
Johnston's army are arriving at Cor
louisville. Rebel conscripts are COM
ing in at the rate of 1000 day.
The Rebels have been making an
sn attack on Plymouth and Fort Gray,
North Carolina. They were repulsed
by the Federals.
The great enterprise Of a telegraph
ic connection between Europe and
America is meeting with encouraging
success among members Of Congress.
Two members of Congress, Wade
and Gooch, have left for Cairo, to take
testimony in regard to the affairs at
Fort Pillow.
There ia an item Of news from
lS0u.hern sources that the rebel troops
had been rePulsed with great loss at
Shreveport, La. r
The season at Washington is said
TO 10 dying out. Mrs. Lincoln's
trunks are packed for her Spring
tour.
We have a report Of a speech made
by President Lincoln at the Maryland
Institute, Baltimore. He threatens
retaliation for the alleged massacre at
Fort Pillow.
1t is reported by the Washington
correspondent of the New York
World, that General Grant will ap-
point General Mcclellan to a command
in the army of the Potomac.
At Jacksonville, Kentucky, guer-
Mrillss captured General Shackelford,
Provost Marshal Moon, and several
citizens, but all of them were subse-
quently released.
General Butler is on bad terms with
Gen. Smith, who has been sent down
to his department by Grant, and has
written a severe letter threatening re-
signation in consequence.
It is claimed that Longstreet's ar
my has effected a junction with Lee.
Longstreet, who went TO Tennessee
with 18,000men, returns with less than
10000.
It is rumored that. General Lee is
moving a portion of his army to the
Rapidan, near Madison Court House.
A Confederate Rebel Cavalry force
has been seen near Leesburg.
The Raleigh, North Carolina Pro-
gress, states that the people of West
ern North Carolina have hung several
Confederate officers and soldiers for
attempting to enforce the CONSUMPTION.
Lees force on the Rapidan is pla-
ccd by deserters at 100000. Long.
street was at Charlottesville, for the
purpose Of advancing down the Shen-
andoah Valley.
The President has signed the bill
authorizing the. Secretary of War to
take and hold possession of all lands
and shores of Rock Island, III. on
which to build an arsenal.
Tho House of Lords, the highest
court in Great Britain, has decided the
Alexandria case in favor Of the Con-
federates, and against her SEIZURE by
the Government. ,
The Governors of all the Western
States are in Washington, NO doubt to
consult with the Confederate authori-
tiles in relation to calling out the mi.
litia. la
GONE TO WAsHrNGroN.--The Wes-
tern Governors. including Gov. John
Brough and Gov. Morton, have all
gone to Washington on important
business.
The Democracy of Cass county, In
diana, have presented the editor of
the Logansport Pharos, Samuel A.
Hall, Esq, with o power printing
press.
The confirmation of the capture Of
Fort Pillow has been received at
Washington, and it is stated that re-
taliation is threatened for the murder
of negroes in that fort.
General Butler urges the increase
of the pay of eolored troops. as they
are becoming rapidly butchered by
the injustice Of this Government
Rather strong language.
1t is urged by prominent men that
1000, 600 six months men shall be
called ont to do garrison duty, to in
sure the services of all available troops
against tie enemy.
"A New WHITE HoUsE.-It is pro-
posed to u,e the White House for a
department of State and official recep-
tons, and t., build the President a
new house in the suburbs Of Washing.
ton.
Letters from the army in Louisiana
state that on the 9th inst, the troops
Under Gen. Banks met with a reverse
near Shreveport, but or the next day
their attack was haD dsomely repulsed.
The loss was heavy on both sides.
Gen. Fitzpatrick, il, a letter to Gen.
Lee, of the Confederate army, denies