Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-07-11

wS'cAut no WOODEN morse Will unchal
lenged enter our gates, and We shall show
ourselves capable Of working out this glo
rious destiny To the adncated young men
Of the country is delegated this high trust
See to it, then, that it he faithfully guarded
and efficiently carried out
The oration, throughout, was strongly
VIZ item, earnestly delivered, and gained for
itself the closest attention Of the audience
Its close.
n FOREIGN NEWS. --.....
BY the arrival Of the Parana from GAL
way, our European dates are brought down
to June 81. Z. ~s @ .. .--
1t was reported that Harribaldi had held
= council, at which it was determined to
march on Mcssina " soon az tie plans are
fully organized. ~~~- !
1t was reported that tho Ncapolitan
Counc'' mad :esolved to give constitution.
. genera; amnesty, general change Of Min
'stry and free press.
I, The King Of Naples was ill.,
It was asserted that the Neapoli,an
government had determined to restore the
two captured American vessels. but the
American minister demanded reparation for
the insuI: to tho American flag. H.
1t was reported that the Spani h and
Russian legation would withdraw unless
Sardinia suppressed her expeditions to
Sicily --..l
) The American vessel seized by the Neap-
olitans was the Charles and Jane If Balt-
more.
The American minister at Naples had de
manded passports for his son and two others
to visit the vessel at Gaets.
The King Of Naples is said to have &C
cepted the. proposition made by his
council, for constitution upon liberal bas-
is, and an alliance with Piedmont, &c.. upon
certain conditions. '.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte is dead. Louis
Napoleon visits Savoy in July. Since the
Emperor's return from Baden the troops
concentrated on the eastern frontier oil
France have been withdrawn. ...
The China mail had been telegraphed
Lord Elgin and Baron Gross were wrecked
in the harbor Of Gait. No lives were los,
and both ambassadors lost their credentials
and all their papers and would be delayed
at Gait until the first Of June.
The advices from Canton are to the
Both Of May. The reply of the Oh nose
to the last communication OF the British
Minister is to the effect that the Chinese
are preparing to resist.
HAvRE, June 22nd.-One hundred more
dead bodies had been discovered in the ru.
ms in the houses Of Palermo, which were
destroyed by the Bombardment. The dam.
age occasioned by the bombardmcnt was es-
ti,nated by tine Journal Of that place a. q
million pounds sterling:
The Times correspondent writes that in
formation had arrived confirming the dc
parture Of batch Of brigands to assas-
mate Garibaldi.
A pamphlet with the title Mcmahon
King Of Ireland" had made it's appearance
in Paris.
6T The Philadelphia Press cor, espon
dent, Occasional touches off George
Sanders as follows:
! The President has removed George n
Sanders at last from the Office of NAVY agen,
at New Work. George laughs heartily at
Mr.. Buchanan's hesitation in this matter
He has absolutely courted and defjed him
20 remove him. Sanders never arreed
with J. B. on any part Of his public policy
lie fought him on Lecompton, stood by
Walker and Stanton, and has absented HIM,
self from his office nearly all the time. He
has lived here among the politicians specu
lating in Kansas property, and went Ia
Charleston from whence he sent very ex-
pensive kilograms to his chief and then to
Baltimore where he led the rebels in con
vention, and fought the administration para
sites all through the sittings Of that body.
lie was especially severe upon Mes,rs.
Slidell, Bright and company, and he patron
lied the President with an easy compIacen-
|cy, positively shocking. According to the
practice OF the despotism here, he shonld be
out long ago. George is a character. He
is whole team and a steam train to boot.
! His intellect is always at work. He sees
everybody, knows everybody and talks to
every body, high and low. re has little
veneration for great men. lie would ask
Chief Justice fancy to take drink, and
|c:iticise Washington we're he livirs to his
face. Born in kentucky, and resident in
New York, he takes = view Of the whole
country and is ready to take charge Of it
too. Not rich he spends money like ma
bob-not poor he has reared a most inter-
e~ting family; and at the base OF all his APP
parent recklesSness there is good sense, a
warm heart, and devotion to his friends.
So much for George N. Sanders.
In reference to the reports that ex Post
master Fowler had been recognized at Pixies
Peak, the Post says:
Whatever reports may be circulated to
the contrary. our readers NAV rest assured
that Mr.. Fowler is in Havana We have to
day seen . private letter from him to friend
in this city. dated ''Hayana. June 18th :"