The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25
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function as a State in the Union.
At the dinner given to the Boston Inde.
pendent Cadets, on Wednesday, among the
toasts eiveh was one Complimentary TO Ad-
miral Stringham, who replied briefly to the
compliment, and gave sentiment in Co.
chituate water, saying that, since being in
the Navy, for more than thirty years, he
had drank no wine:
A curious ceremony has just taken place
in Paris. The heart of Foltaire, the phil
osopher, which has been carefully preserv-
cd by his family since his death has Just
been presented to a museum, lie td5tnct
dcs Medail'sS, and has been deposited there
lnwith greatsolemnity, two Ministers ofState
assisting.
Gov. Packer of New Jersey. says in
his message that the State is out Of debt and
has a large balance in its favor. He iavors
reconstruction and says that we should not
only seek to overthrow the rebel government
by force, but also to conciate and win
back the rebel masses, over whom it excr-
cisoS despOtic control. y
Herschel Y. johnson, the Douglass can
didate for Vice President in 1860, had all
his silver-Yare and household valuables ta-
ken from him by the Yankees during the
march through Georgia. He had every
thing buried in his garden, and collards, a
species Of cal blge, growing over it, but the
patriots found out the joke, and unearth
ed and appropriated his treasures
Grerson's raid in Mississippi destroyed
about twenty mills and several locomotives
and ctrs of the Mobile and iOhio railroad
A fight was had at Egypt in which a num-
ber of rebels were killed and five hundred
wounded, Gen. Holcombe was among the
killed.
Admiral Porter has sent to the Navy De-
partment report Of the Wilmington expe-
dition, vindicating himself from the charges
perterrcd by Butler, and saying that Fort
Fisher could easily have been taken by the
troops if an effort had been made: He
says that the army portion of the expedi-
ton was gotten upin very unmilitary man
ner.
The New York Times says, "it is safer to
take stroll on the pic ket line of the James,
than to walk alone through the streets of
New York after nightiall, The Police
Commissioners of the same city, in their last
annual report, says:
"In no city of the civilized world, not the
theatre of actual war, is human life so light
ly priced and subjected to as great hazards
from violence, as in New York and Brook
lyn. So it would seem, from the state
ments of its own journals and officials, that
New ! York is a pretty hard place to live in.
General Sherman is sending the negroes
who followed him into Savannah to Beau
fort. With the first ship load he sent this
message to General Saxton:
Please find enclosedsseven thousand con-
+ro bo n1e tho HrCt iuetoll ll,nop+ % EFtoo,
thousand. Many Of them are from far up
tramp they have had Many of them with
little children have not brought thing with
them and have most miserable covering
Bales Of clothing can be disposod.of among
them"
There has been much inquiry since Grant
was made a Lieutenant General as to what
has become of Halleck From the official
directory in the A1nv and Nary Jou,ndi,
we learn that he is Commander in-C Chief of
the horses in the cavalry service:
Cavalry Bureau-OfFice No. 3O3 II St.,
under command OF Major General Haleck,
Chefof Staff, Lieutenant Colonel Ekin, in
charge Of purchase and inspection of horses,
and quarterniaster duties: Office No, 3S4 II
street.
New York Judges arc becoming 'ceebrat-
ed for judicial sagacity and legal brilliancy
We copy the following slips from newspa-
pers published in that State. The Buffalo
EapreSs says Judge Ryan, of that city, re-
Gently made the following response to
limb of the law who venturcd mild remon:
STRANGE against some ruling Of the Court
Il have no law for it. gave it rs the
opinion of the Court, based upon common
sense, am no lawyer have never read
a law book in my life, and never will, for
the reason that see so many--fools who
have read law that l dare not venture the
experiment.
This is bad enough but the other from
New York city paper
"A wife in New York, who had deserted |
her husband and was living with another
man, bought furs at Broadway store for
1885, and had the the bill sent to her hus-
oand, and the Court made him pay.