The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25
LATE NEWS.

pOIlaHCe III lCIllCSSce.
1t is s.id that deserters from Forrest
command are arriving at Cairo daily.
Legal opinion in England favors the ex
tradition of the St. Adams raiders.
The Canadian reciprocity treaty has beer
repealed by lighthouses Of Congress.
The Federal forces still occupy their posi-
tion in front of HardeeviIle.
Gen. Sherman positively refuses to grant
any furloughs to either officers or men Of
his army.
One of the cbaplains in our army, of the
Episcopal church, is a liheal descendant Of
Martin Luther.
The Boston Post says:-Among oil the
new Banks gone into operation, We do not
perceive the name of n. p,
A European correspondent says little
Commodore Mutt and little Minnie Warren
are to be married soon in London.
Brigadier General Williams has been APP
pointed Inspector General of the armies op-
Grating against Richmond.
Baldwin, the treasurer of the Ohio Fe.
male College, has abscc ndcd with about five
thousand dollars
General Candy has ordered draft in his
Department independent of the one ordered
by the President
The Richmond Examiner thinks no good
can come of Blair's mission and much harm
may result.
The Mexican troops are meeting with con
siderable success against the French I'm
perialists. .@
A number of expeditions have been sent
out from Baton Rouge to chastise guerrillas
along the Mississippi river.
A recent expedition up the Savannah
river destroyed ten miles Of the South Car
olina and Columbia Railroad.
Three army correspondents of Northern
papers have escaped from the rebels and ar
rived at Nashville. ...... ..,
About four hundred prisoners we're cap
tured by the rebels at Beverly. A court
martial is to investigate the affair. .,.
Secretary Seward has issued an order fix
ing the price of passports from Canada at
five dollars in currency.
An expedition to Cherokee Bayou, Ar
kansas, recently killed nineteen guerrillas,
and captured number of prisoners.
Affairs in Savannah are quiet and un-
changed. The Union sentiment is said to
be on the increase in Georgia,
The election of w. d. Snow, e. s. Sen
ator from Arkansas was fraudulent, no quo
rum being present.
hostilities preliminary to negotiations for
peace will take place in ten days,
The Mobile Adcatiser says that FEEDER
al force about four thousaRd strong is en-
camped ON Dog river, Alabama.
Gen. Canhy, at New Orleans has issued
orders prohwiting trade, with inurrcction-
airy districts.
The daily receipts Of theinterpal revenue
asst week was nearly million Of dollars.
The Richmond papers still continue their
abuse of Jeff Davis and various army off
GERS Ice and Johnson,'are the only ones in
popular favor.
CHICAGO, Jan. 14.-A. T. Croskey's dis
tillery was destroyed by fire this afternoon.
Loss of store and stock about 500, coo; insu-
red for $4,000.
An official rebel dispatch, dated the 14th,
says that at that time about fifty Federal
vessels were in sight of Wilmington.
The remnant of Prices army is at Boggy
Depot, on Red River. Desertions are nu-
merous and the country filed with strag-
glers
The crew of o gunboat on duty in St.
Amon's Sound, Ga, has destroyed num-
Der Of Salt works, caves, &c, in that re-
zion.
Gov. Fletcher, of Missouri, issued
PROCLAMATION on Saturday, declaring Mis-
ouri free State, and greatrejoicing ensued
hereupon.
A railroad accident occurred on the Cleye,
and and Toled0 Railroad on Friday night.
eleven persons were injured, but none kill
d,
The, Indians in the neighborhood of
Eort kearney are very bold and hostile. -
hey largely Outtlumbcr the troops in that
uarter
The Richmond Whig says that Foote
anne to the Potomac for the purpose Of put
ing his wife across in order that she might |
o home to Nashyillce.
General Godfrey Weitzel has gone to Gin
lnnati to get married. This additional proof |
t his courage was not needed.
The subscriptions in Philadelphia for the |
elief Of the Savannah sufferers amounted |
noon on Saturday to twenty-one thousand |
ollars
On the 7th desperate battle took place
ear Julesburgh, Nebraska, between the LIST
Iebraska Cavalry and a lare body of lndi-
ms. The latter were defeated with consid
ble loss.
The Tennessee Convention passed rcso-
'tion requiring all voters to take an oath
ndDrsing all the laws, proclamations, &C.,
the Federal Government before being
ualifed to vote. ......
Gen. Grant ss instructions to the Will
ihgton expedition under General Weitzel
re published. They give directions for
osing the port of Wilmington and for the
tpture of the place.
Mrs. Foote, wife of Senator Foote, says
lat the mass OF the Southern people want
come back to the Union under the Con
tuition, but are restrained by the military
over
A message has been sent to the rebel
ouse of Representatives by Jeff. Davis, in
lation to the case OF ex-senator Foote. -
wasreferred to a committee Of FIVE.
Resolutions have been introduced in the
bel Congress declaring all attempts of in
vidual States to make peace with the Fed
unauthorized by the constitu-
IN and revolutionary, ....
The report that General Ice has gone to
'uth Carolina to comfort Sherman seems
be confirmed, though it is not known how
any troops he took with him.
1t is said that if any harsh measures are
sorted to in the case of ex-senator Foote,
lo recently attempted to escape from the
,uth, but was RECAP tued by the rebels,
e Federal authorities will retalate upon
isoners in our hands.
Capt. Richards, of Moseby's command,
tn sixty-nine men, had, fight with one ,
lndred and twenty soldiers, near Berrys