The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-24

is with them, moving ION Tallahassee,
the Capital of the State.
The New York Herald's Washing,
ton special states that our Governs
mvnt is preparing a rigorous protest
against the French occupation of Mex
leo.
Some of the guerillas who robbed
the passengers on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad have been captured.-
We have got ten of them. There
were thirty,eight in all.
; Jackson AMI Yazoo, Mississippi,
ere in the han,s Of General Sherman,
taken with but little loss. This sue
Gees gives - liue foraging country to the
Federals.
From Denver City We have the in
telIigence that james |. CLARK, a pay
Elk in the branch mint Of that city,
h d absconded with $4,000 in gold
ald grcenba ks.
Colonel Kit Carson has been in ac-
tive pursuit Of the Navajoe Indians,
and has killed %, and taken $50 pris
oners. The expedition was in every
way successful.
Twenty,seven c. capcl Union Off
GERS from Richmond have arrived at
Washington. They are all from the
West or Northwest.
| McPherson's corps has crossed the
Big Black, 10 miles east of Vicks-
burg, on the 9Th Hurlbut's corps
crossed Messenger Ford, S miles
above Mspherson's pontoons.
| a resolution inaorsing Lincoln has
been indefinitely postponed in the
Ohio House of Representatives at the
instigation of Chase's friends.
The New York Tribune's Washing
ton letter says that Lee has received
80, GOO reinforcements, and that Long
streets army now numbers $4,000.
Men who have not served two years
in three year regiment will be allow
| cd to so home on furlough, provided
they will agree to reenlist when their
term of service expires. s..
The Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road has been evacuated by the Fed
eral troops, it having become useless
to them. Gen Sherman does not fa-
vor guarding railroads unless they are
of vital Importance.
The rebel blockade-runner recently
sunk by the Federal feet Off Charles
ton, had cargo of iron plates for the
construction of rams. Her loss to the
Confederates is therefore great and
irreparable.
The telegraph gives the names of
26 officers who arrived yesterday
morning at Fortress Monroe from
Richmond, having escaped from Libby
prison; 25 others who escaped were
recaptured. t
The Federal army at Chattanooga
is said to be in motion for Tunnel Hill
and Dalton, Georgia. This is most
important movement, and may be de-
layed, but the order for it has been
given.
Adiutant General Thomas and staff
have returned to Chattanooga from
Knoxville. They report Longstreet
in retreat beyond French Broad to
avoid battle.
Governor Brough and the Ohio
Legislature were to attend the opens
ilg of the Sanitary Fair at Cleveland,
on Monday. The hospitulities of the
city ere to be extended to them.
| In the Senate, General McClellan'e
report being considered damaging tc
the Republican party, the resolution
to print 10000 copies of it was rescin.
ded, and 5000 substituted in its stead
This fact speaks volumes.
! General Butler has issued pro-
|hiJition liquor law, under fine and
Imprisonment, applied to his premis.
es. There was doubtless good cause
fer it. He has ordered a general seiz
urs of the Confederate property in bis
Di;t trict.
There is interesting news from ia
pan. They have mad great fires in
that country, supposed to be caused
by incendiaries. SEQ houses in Yed
do had been destroyed It was sup
posed to be part Of a plan against thu
Tycoon.
Some of the Federal officers who
escaped from the Richmond Prison
have arrived in Baltimore. The lead
, ing features in their escape are given
They were fifty days making tun'
mel. Their instruments were case ant
pocket knives.
! It is thought by army officers from
1.-THE front of the Potomac Army, that
in ten days the Corfederates will com
mence the spring campaign. One
idea is that they may drive Meade in
Unto Washington, and another is that
Lee may invade Pennsylvania.
i They are still receiving re>enliste(
troops in Indianapolis. There arr
lover 200 cases Of smallpox in tina
city. The disease is spreading. I
is in the jails and in the camps, and il
several Of the public houses, and il
every ward Of the city. .-- y
! Fifteen millions of dollars of gold
| dust is awaiting shipment in the mine