Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21

Democrat. .4'.. '..
4 S"UrnERS gentlemen made lis
appearance ia the streets of Baltimore,
on the 18th, with blue cockadc in
his hat. liz was regarded with much
e"r'osity,:.b"t cv;1c",ly little favor.
Tnz Dowagcr Empires. Of Russia,
who has just died, was the wife of tho
late Czar Nicholas, and 4 sister Of the
present King of Prussia. Whether as ,
wife. mother, or a daughter, she was
one of tho moat csti'nab,c Princess
whose brow has been adorned with 8
'diadem. Her husband and her child
,ren were particularly attached to her
and tho only person who seemed t.
have influence over the stern and
'iron'heartcd Gar Nicholas, was Iii.
gentle and loving wife.
Nix. BRIGGS is very enthusiastic
autograph COLLECTOR. lie is, however
" merchant Of Manchester, England
and, wishing to get Garaballi's au
tograph, sent to the Dictator four hun
cred k""psacks complete, besides .
variety Of tents, camp bedy,cads
and other military equipments, asking
in return, only the desired autograph
Garibs'di, IN return, wrote hattcrine
lettcr Of thanks.
TuE Wife Of one Of our Ministers
a: the Court Of st. James, received
from friend box Of tho foliage of
our October woods, and, laying asi1c
pearls from the Ocean and gems from
the mines, she wore a simple wreath
Of sunset leaves at aparty in London,
awakening the wonder, admiration
and envy Of ':her grace" and "my la.
dy,"and all the high.born danes.
"AnrEMus WARD remarks tha,
'Thcro is something indescr;baoly bca,,
tiful in tho true wife's devotion to her
husband. There is something awful in
her grief when death takes him away.
Leaves have their time to fall,' but
death comes irrcg"larly and rclcnt.
lessly. We recently heard a most
touching instance Of the resignation
Of an affcctionate woman at the funer-
al other husband. Though she hal ad-
ored him, she did not repinc at this
dark hour. Looking at the remains
of her loved and lost husband for tho
last time, she put on her bonnet and
thus spoke to tho gentlemen whose
duty it was TO ofici:tc as pail bear.
ers: 'Yon pail bearers just go into
the b"ttery and gct some rum, and
we'll start this man right along!!"
SMITH met two editors who had
probably been at "outs," upon the
streets, walking armin arm.
"Hi|lo!" said Smith, ''tho lion and
lamb lie down together, do thcy?'
"Oh, ycs," said editor No. l,
"Joncs here did the lyir, and I did
the lammin, and Of course we came
together.
TnE New York I11crald says the
Prince Of Wales informed the Cadets
Mt West Point, who invited him to
jp'n their mess, that he would do SC
"but for the old fogies".. "...making use
an American expression, and referring
to tho Duke Of New castle and the
other noblcmcn who had him in
charge. But he told them that after
he attained his majority lie would pay
another visit in which there would be
less formali,y observed and pcrhap.
more information acquired.
OSE thing is evident; they cam
call Stephen Sectional candidate
Cause why? They cant show a sec
,ion that hs has carried. We've got
'c,n foul on that!
Tho Lockport Courier tells of :
couple just married who went into .
store to purchase some furs. Tbe
accommodating clerk asked her if she
.iid't want beautiful cap for one he,
buys. "Oh, Lordl'' said she, 'I've
only been married twenty minutes
I have no boys yet" The clerk squcc
geed.
The State ofIowa has gone sthe wa,
efalI earth" (North) by to 1000 ma
jority; We arc not particular which
Dubuque gave 1000 Democratic
majority on Electors. Samuels' maj.
10 twelve hundred. Breck. got g.
votes! CLAYTON il five hundred. Fav.