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Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

SEnxoxs.--Dr. I. Mt formerly cdi.
tor of the Western Christian Alvo
cate,i" recent article to Zious Herald
says that one sermon a day is enough,
Tor any man 10 prcacl, or any congrc.
CATION 10 hear. II the conversion, Of
!hs world IL tho .bjcct to he attained
no thinks ono sermon, one meeting of
the Sabhath School and an evening
prayer meeting is sufficient for tic
Sabbath. 1fa displny Of Rhetoric is
The object, let the ministers preach
- often as the people want to hear.
- I'LL is now before tic Virgin
IL Legislature 'to prevent abuses ot
the Telegraph" 1tmakcs the sending
. "falsc statement" 4 misdcmc amor,
and therefor inflicts a fine Of not more
than $500, nor less than $50, or by i'm.
prisoninent in, the common Jail for
more than three months, or less than
ten days, or by both, as the Court may
direct. The Telegraph Company is
also made liable to = ike penalty unlcs
i give information respecting the often.
der, satisfactory 70 the Court, in Which
case the Court may remit the penalty.
The informcr is to get the whole
fine, and if hs disclaimcs it, j, is then to
50 to tho Library Fund.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
MINNEAPOLIS.

The head Of navigation is really becoming
aplacc Of great Importance, and some Of oul
disappointed fellow citizens are tearlully
regrct.ing that they had not discovered the
rare advantages, in Republican poin. o.
view, Of living there before this. 1t furnish.
es remarkable list Of Fcderalappointments
Tho Surveyor General, the best office in the
State, is lucky in living there, because he has
a thoroughly Republican name. No othe,
qualifications arc known even to his most
intimate friends. .if ,p G..r' rGf
The Kings Of the Allas are royalty lucky;
a land officer and a territorial appointment
are said to reward these royal brothers for
their ''back-bonc'' in the cause of negro
piloligy. The abolition ism Of Noursc is re.
warded, for he lived near enough to Mime
apolis to demand political success. DR..
Fletcher, Of Minneapolis is likely to win the
Commissionership to the Sandwich Islands;
and D. 7. Smith, .: the same placc-wc
refer to Minneapolis-confidcntly seeks a
snug appointment. We have no time to
cnumcrate the willing patriots of this flour
shins place. The sanity cities Of St. An
thony and St. Paul arc little too near this
favoritc city Of waters to amount to much;
and the patriots Of these small political
are left out in the cold. Good
for Minneapolis! Good for the Colonel.
The "cussins" is general from the British
possessions 10 the Iowa line.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
sl'i;ECEi OF Russell, Ti;E; LONDON
TIhES' CORRESPONDENT,
WASHINGTON, March II, 1861.

St. Patrick's Festival, in New York
on the 18th, James Il. Brady made ar
eloquent speech. Buo the feature Of th5
evening was a speech by Mr. Russell, the
Crlmean correspondent Of the Londor
Times, who visits this country to write 70,
Times, history of the important events
now transpiring. We quote brief extract
GESTLEMES;-1 will not say that you
are pack Of drunken fools, who grow
ldiotic in your prosperity, and have com.
mttcd national suicidc''' These were tho
words used by one Of your speakers (Mr
Gerard) tonight. believe. gentlemen
tEat the pen has never grown upon the back
OF goose that is TO record the fact that you
nave grown foolish in your prosperity of the
United States-rich in the development o.
every fruit that human genius and industry
nave cast their sun upon, and have com.
mttcd national sin. Applause Gentle.
,lemen, the record Of such a calamity would
bury the hopes of humanity all over the
world. Applause ] am a constitutional
government-admiring Englishman. ZAP
p:ause and laughter. I am an Irishman by
birth, but presenting myself here before YOU
as an Ensllshman, with stripe of Irish
tendencies. Applause But nothing
would erlevc my heart, or the hearts o.
Eng!shmcn all over the world where is
sought the development Of the policy Of
self self-so'ernment-nothinS could grieve US
more than the' rclization Of the fact o
the inevitable dissolution of American
mon: Eor Gods sake preserve Europe
from that disgrace: When we would free
Italy and Hungary and Poland and. the
nailonalities Of the world, let men not be
enabled to say, you have failed; but let your
potent accomplishment Of facts strike blow
Tor the Liberty Of mankind on the other side
OF The water. [Arplausc. l come here,
gentlemen, in period Of great excitement.
recognize it i'll the contcnding voices and
inc storm around s,,c-'he intensity Of the
lnsaiis' "il::A has given it birlA--but
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
FROM WASIIINGTON.
WAsu1SGrox March 90

Il
SENArE.-Mr. Hale offered resolution
to elect Sergeantat-Arms, Door -kccpc,
and Assistant Guard. Laid over.
The Senate confirmed J. w, Nye, Cover.
nor Of Nevada; Rufus King, Minister tc
Rome Bradford, to Denmark Anson Bur.
lingamc, Minister to Austria Elisha G.
Crosby, Minister to Guatemala James O.
Putnam, to llavre; Freeman II. Morse
Consul to London James II. Anderson, O
Ohio. Consul to Hamburg Francis Ii. Moo.
dy, Receiver o. Public Money at So.
Tue following Post Masters were con-
1irmed:
Warren n. Huntingdon, Galena Edward
Z. Davis, Dubuque James L. Abraham
burlington, Iowa Sydney L. Van Dontrust
Pittsburgh. David G. Rose. Marshal Of In
drama; ". II. Gurley, Attorney for Iowa
Geo ~: Nourse, Attorney for MINI; A. c.
Sands, Marshal for Southern district Of Ohio;
Hobart y. llox:c, Marshal of Iowa.
appearances Indicate that the govern
ncnt before lons will he compcllc, To aban--
don Sort lickens to the sccessionists.
Inc brooklyn, st. Louis, Sabine AMI
W Jandotic are off Fort pickens.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

A SLANDEEER REFUTED.-A clergyman
was charged with having violently drag
ged his wife from revival meeting and
compelled her to so home with him.
The clergyman Jet the story travel along
until he had an opportunity to give it a
brcadside. Upon being charged with the
offence, he replied as follows:
III" the first place, Incvcr have attempt
cd to influence my wife in her views nor a
choice o: meeting. secondl my wife has
not attended any of the revival meetings in
Lowell. In the '|Irl place, have never
attended any ofthc meetings for any pur-
pose Whatever. 10 conclude ne ithcr MYSELF
"ile maze any lncl!catio.. to these meet
lhss. Finally, | never had wife,
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
TO-D.AYS NEWS.

Hrans Washington correspondent SAYS
Surveyor John L. Fox, United States Na-
W, reached here to day from Fort Sumter
lie had been sent there by the Admin;stra.
tion on Monday last. lie visited Majo,
Anderson on Thursday, in company with
Captain Hartstein Of South Carolina. Fos
will make his report to morrow.
The HrahPs Washington dispatches say
tho resident has issued orders yesterday
to Major Anderson to put his command in
readiness to cvacuate Fort Sumpter. Major
Anderson is to salute hi: flag and embark
in tho war steamer Dispatch, dispatched for
that purpose. No opposition will be made
by the Cllarlcstonians. Tho Cab:nent was
said to b considering on SATURDAY, dispa,ch-
es received from Fort Pickcns, from Lieut.
Slemmcr, who states that unless he shal!
be supplied with provisions he will have to
abandon Fort Pickcns.
Gen. Bragg, commander Of the confeder-
ate forces, informs Lieut.. Sle,nmer that sup-
plies cannot be landed at that Fort, without
4 permit from jeff Davis.
Dispatches from Fort Pickcns state tha,
garrison is short Of provisions, and can hold
cut but short time. None but official
communication at Pensacola, and the squad
ron can neither reinforce the fort nor fur
n'>h supplies. r.-...
The following nominations were made 70,
the Terri CRY Of Colorado:
Nm. L. Gllpin, Governor Lewis Wells.
Secretary Gcnj. Hall, Chief Justice. Dun.
vel. Of Maine, Consul to Vera Cruz; j. i.
ulddlngs was nominated for Con.ul to Brit
ish North America,
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
iTEIS OF FOREIGN NEWS by TTiE
ARABIA

TIE RED RIVER AND SASKATCHEWAN DIS.
Th1CTs OF BRITISH AMERICA TO GE
OPENED TO CoL1NIZAT1oN.
In the House Of Commons, OH the 2Sth
nltimo, Mr.. Tor,cscuc, in reply to Sir, L.
po'l<, said bill was in preparation, in re-
ference to the opening out Of the territory
on the Rcd River and Saskatchewan, in
british North America: to colonization, but
would not be introduced until certain nc
sotlatlons now pending were concluded.
HOW THE NEW AMERICAN TARIFF IS REGARD.
EDED IN FRANCE.
The Paris Monit:W is indignant at the
increase OF duties imposed by the Northern
United States upon French productions
Silks which paid - per cent. will have now
to pay flon 20 to 80, and wines which paid
oo VII: have TO pay 331s5 and so Of other
goods and produce. The official Journal
accused the Northern deputies of having ia.
Ken advantage ofthe absence OF those from
the South to dothiS.smart bit of business
and laments to have to observe this retro.
grade movement from free trade; when al!
other countries are, on the contrary. adyan-
eng towards liberty Of commerce.
THE GREAT EASTERN.
AT the annual meeting of the Great Shin
Company. the report Of the directors. the
particulars Of which have already been pub.
llshed, was agreed to. Extensive improve
mcnts are going forward on the Great Eas.
tern, and they arc expected to he compile
ted in the course Of March, so as to admit o.
another voyage to America at an early date
There are nearly sufficient finds on hand
to provide for the works in progress; but as
$500 tons of coal and large quantity O.
stores arc required, SC, a small loan may
be made.
The Duke Of Sutherland died at Trenth.
ain on the 2oth ut,no aged Is.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
BRIGHAM YOUNG ON NATIONAL
..i.,.... u AFFAIRS.

The Salt Lake correspondent of the St.
Louis Rp"bIic0n says that on recent Sun
day Brigham Young delivered sermon on
the state Of the Union, thus anording eyi-
dence that the Mormons do not disapproye
tof "political preaching" The Prophet said
No Government had ever existed on the
earth equal to the United States Govern
mcnt. 1t is the best Government upon the
earth, and it is now broken to pieces Some
arc trying to patch up the old Government
Mr.. Crittenden had brought patch to pu,
on tic old garment, Lut let them put it on
and the rent would be worse. Let them re-
main as they are and the garment will be
worn out. Is the Government ruined p
Has it become an evil Government No
But the administrators of the Goveramcn;
are evil.
lie then reviewed onr history, speaking
respectfully of Gen. Jackson, but giving Mr.
Buchanan no remarkable credit either fol
good intentions or wise execution. lie said:
Buchanan's disposition IS to ride over eve
ry one of his friends, and tread them in
the dust, and not make the first apology tc
them. attribute this to his igno:ancc-i,
is not wisdom, nobility, magnanimity it is
sheer ignorance. bully ignorance, know. moth
ing ignorance. -....
OF the new administration lie remarked:
What will Abraham do =? Why, King
James says if Mr.. Lincoln receives the oath
of office and enters into the administration
|of the Government with as great pleasure
as he quits it, that Mr. L. will be a happy
man. If could advise King James, and
have him take my unset, it would be to
resign tomorrow morning before the Senate
and iIonse of Representatives, and have Mr.,
Breckenridge crowned King for three weeks,
SO that another King might arise before
King Abraham, to show what the admins
tration Of that King should he. ...-.
In regard to Mr.. Seward, Brigham is not
we'll assured. lie was an old acquaintance
and there was some events in the life Of the
new Secretary which he (Brgham) would
overhaul unless William behaved himself
The speaker closed by cxhorting The saints,
under all circumstances, to lead tho life OF
purity
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
THE SENTl'1rN 7 Ell
RED WING MARCH %, 1851. a
a / rusi,s,,Kb BY r
MARTIN M.AGINN1S. So
". ". rTlEIpS, Editor,
HAVE We A GOVERNMENT.

During the closing months Of the justly
obnoxious buchanan Administration, the
question was frequently asked by tho oppo-
sition, "Have VIC Government Well
Abraham Lincoln came into power, and il
was understood every where that the rev
Administration would adopt vigorous and
energetic policy. How signally has this
just expectation Of thc'eountry been tlisap.
pointed. Indeed VIC may ask now "Have
We a Government" |".ao ."1I
A Republican form Of government is
inherently weak; it can only lie maintained
by the sustaining power Of the people, and
by adopting the simple, yet common sense
and wise policy Of allowing every section tc
manage its own affairs in its own way. 1t is
with States as with individuals; VIC are no,
responsible because our neishbors. to thci,
injury, dissipatc and lie; nor arc sister States
responsible for the institutions of their equals
Our reasons for intcrmcddling may bc very
christian and humane. still very unwisc and
i.npcrtinent, and now, il never before, W
can clea:]y sec, that to adopt this policy w
destroy the government, and that in scckin!
to remedy an evil VIC oycrwhclm the coun.
try, its people and its interests with disastc,
ard ruin.
The Administration Of Abraham Lincolr
will yet prove as abo-tive in coercing tho
general popular wish Of the South, as it.
predecessors. The country is disrupted
and we must prepare ourselves for the con
sequences. Ours is government Of tn,
people and mere sectional party canno
administer it successfully The future histo
rian will record tho acts Of this generation
and wonder at tho madness that precipitatct
the destruction Of this glorious confedcracy
We can have no government that is sci
sustaining unless tho people Of the different
sections consent to it's rule. That is the
fact Of to-day, and the evils that we have
already and will yet suffer, signally prove
it. We have come to our destruction
by the madness Of fools, fanatics, and sec.
t,onal parties; and VIC look forward with
sorrow to the time when it will be proved
that we have no government; when Abra-
ham Lincoln will fly from his capitol with
his rump ofa government and set up the
executive department in some interior
capital, and leave Washington to be inhab-
tied by Jews, owls, and lats.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

NEW CEMENT.--Proffessor Edmonc
Dary lately read paper to the Royal Dub
lin Society, on cement which he obtains
by melting together in an iron vessel, two
parts 10y weisht) Of common pitch, with
one part Of gutta pcrcha. 1t forms home
geneous fluid, which is much more manage
able for many useful purposes than gutta per.
cha alone. and which, after being poured into
cold water, may be easily wiped dry, and
kc ptfor use. The cement adhercs with the
greatest tcnac'ty to wood, stone, porcelain,
glass, ivory, leather, parchment, paper
hair, feathers, silk, woolen, cotton, etc.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27


0|trD. ?. Holloway, the new Comm:s
sioncr of Patents, was editor of the Rich
mond Qndiana) faNtdirm The Press is
literally represented. iii the Government
and in local appointments. j. L. Scripps
of the Chicago 7rilune, is Postmaster o
Chicago. W. W. Huntington, formerly o
the Gcz2tfe and Adr,t ser, is Postmaster O
Galcna; and Mr.. Caldwell, of the Mtelliqen
'c =, has been appointed Postmaster Q
Wheeling Virginia.
We have heretofore noticed the fact tina,
Vice President llamlin, Secretary of Wa,
Cameron, Postmaster General Blair and
Secretary OF the Navy Welles, arc printeas
D. X. Carter, of Ohio, appointed Goyerno,
of Nebraska, is also typo, having served
with Thurlow Weed.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
GENUINE FAMILY LIQUOR )
VIM. B. MOREHOUSE & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
HrandicS, Wines. Gins Il Sc:ars.

be-, leave to call the attention Of the citizens
fth United States to their Pure Wines and
Lqno,s; put up under their own supervision.
or Family and Mclval use, in cases assorted
to S:nt customers. Clubs, Military axl other
pubiIc bodies: who require to purchase in
large or small quantities. in casks or bottles,
will be librally dealt with. Price list sent
on app alton.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
1861. Iaca
LA CROSSEs& AtILWAUKEE
1856 4.

Thc hi, 81 ot!est, qSiekeSt and only direct routo
n2rrsan,t points in the East and South.
The Splendid Passenger packets NORTHERN
BELLE, KEOkU4i and OCEAN WAVE, will
run this season between Lacrosse and 81. Paul
forming an Independent line for tie ,r speei1 ai
tr@ams,n,ssiof' ram OF Passengers and freight.
This line Of boats has been entirely rc1m;,t
and rcttted during the past winter, and VIII
net lanbelcw IaCroxsc: = I 7 sE + ~
They are not surpassed by the boats Of anv
odnef rt tln9' asv regards spced,s elegance and
This is the only orc of the North Wcstcr.:
Routes that, l1as ilsierendcnt lines tf bost@
TO move ITS business, thereby insurine to tho
passenger the first choice Of State rooms.
All the Boats ofthc Minnesota Packet Com
pany, VIII land ,atthe LII Crosse Depot, t. ro-
celve and discharge passchsers and fIe;Sht.'
Two trains daily each way bctwcc,. LaCrossc:
aEd Milwaukee. At~Mitwaukcc, trains con-
meet direct with the trains of. tho Milwaal.oe
and Chicago, and boats OF the Rctrvie an,t.
Milwaukee railroads, and ut Minncaota Jui,.:,
ton will! the trains OF the Chicago and N0r.!A
western Aalroads. ---
Lake Freisl'ts, either by Detroit and Mil
waukcc, Milwaukee ana Chicago. or Chcu"o
and North Western railroads, arc transferred
to this road free of charge for cartapc.
Fare always as low as by any Other Route.
E"ggage checked to all important points.
NO transfer charges, at Milwaukee or Chica
to passengers holding through tickets.
LIZ Crosse and St. Paul Railroad Line.
For Tickets or Freight Contracts, applv to
eltlse! OF the following 4 gents
II. T. RAMSEY, AiESEEULE g. McLAREN.
i''fosSc. Red Wing.
EDWIN II: GOODRICII, Manager. .
D. NJ: klMBALL, Gen. Ticket Az ent'
Il. -. JENNINGS, Gen. Freight Agent
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

NAPOLEON III is in trouble again witt
the French clergy. The Bishop Of Polo.
tiers, in a la:c pastoral letter, which wa
read in all the churches in his diocese, com
parcs the Emperor to Pontius plate. Tn
London Times correspondent says q
the letter. '
This address has produced the dcepcs
sensation Even they who profess to make
light Of ecclesiastical censufcs ayow thci
fears of the effect in the remote districts
when this fierce dcnunciation is read in ever,
place Of worship Oh the same daj, at tn,
same hour during Divine service. There il
not man, or woman, or child who OF
leaving the church will not suppose that The
Emperor Of the French is proclaimed to al
France as the Pontius Plate ct the Nine
'centh Century. 1t is probable the En-
press. with her strong feeling on this sub
jcct, has been much effected By the allusions
to her in the Bishops address-to tho
Golden Rose blessed by the Pope at tn,
High Alter Of St. Peters, and bestowed or
her: to the prayers his holiness offered uF
for her at the most critical moment of he1
lie, &c. The Bishop of Poictiers' address
is dcnunciation ola purely religious charac
ter.
All this is produced by the publication
OF the recent political phanaphlct, endorsed
by the emperor, in which the position was
assumed that the temporal power Of the
Pope was gone, beyond recovery. In the
French Senate, the subject has been dis.
cussed, and several members had spoken in
favor of maintaining the temporal power o
the Ponttf; but Senator l'ietrc, late I'm
pcrial Commissioner in Italy contended
that the temporal power of the Pope was
lost, and that France should confine her.
self to the preservation of his spiritual
power.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
OLD MOREuOUsE R1TTEPs.

Recommended by the first physicians as tin
Be best remedy known for Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Debility, and all Nervous Discusses. AS Il
beverage, it is pure, wholesome and delicious
to the taste. Sold by all Druggists.
"M. i. MOKEHOUSE & CO.. Prop'rs,
& Exchange Place,
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

cannot. will believe that you are about to
cast of your l,onors and
whistle down the wind prey to fortune, u
the srandest heritage which nation ever
received. I'd
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

no RENT, ON GOOD TERMS.
The Europe Hotel, on Main street, as
g"od'a stand as the town aifortla. For particu-
lars apply to WIN, DELNIIT.
lc,l Wing. March, 30. 1850.
a'fornt.e,,, in = gard 70 the above y cine.
cl1;c;:n BE .,is:::.icl Il. hi nil.c.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
JERSEY CITY, n.

=. s.-Thc Subscribers wish to engage few
active men, as Local and Travelling Agents
will bp offered. For particulars, address as
above u0Jism
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
SALE.

M ORTGAGE SALE = 3 q - -
1sI Default having been made in the condi:
ton Of certain Mortgage Decd, executed bv
Michael Doyle, Mortgago1, ofG oodhuo county,
Minnesota. to Benjamin G. Baldwin, Mort
gatsrc, OF W Wabashaw County, Minnesota, dated
Ihe 10th day Of December, \. D. $50. and re.
corded in the Office of the Register Of Deeds of
Goodhuc county on the said lstt, day OF De-
eember, AID. 1856, at two o'clock, y. m. in
book two (2( Of Mortgage Deeds. page las
upon which there is claimed to be due, anil H..
due at the date ofthis notice, the sum Of three
hundred and twenty-five dollars and eighty:
cents (335 SOY
And no suit or proceedings at law having
been instituted to recover tho same or any pnrt
thereof. f'
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
Ey virtue Of the power of sale in said mortgage
deed contained and duly recorded there vi Tlf
and pursuant to the statute in such case made
and provided, the said mortgagcd premise.
which are described in said mortgage as fol-
lows: viz:
The north west quarter Of section number
three [3l in township No. one hundred md
eleven (llf:) North Of Range, number sixteen
(15) West, containing one hundred and sis,x:
acres &C ccording to the government suryey
thereof; Situated in said Goodh1c county. viii
be sold as public. auction, to the Highest bid
der: for casl, at the vcslibulc of the Court
House Of the said Goodiilts county in
Rcd Wing, on the eleventh 9th dav of Nav:
AID. 1861, 1T eleven O'Clock in the forenoon Of
said day.
BENJAMIN c. BALDWIN,
WV PHELPS, Mortgagec.
Attorney for Mortgagce. 243
Dated ut Red Wur Mar.h35 35;|t n 1871
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-29
PETITION TO The PRESIDENT FOR A
COMPROMISE.

Since the announcement msde In this paper that
petition for peace In circulation In Now Jersey and
this city, considerable curiosity has been manifested TO
the document The following is copy Of tho petit
ton
10 HIs EJcnIxycy ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT oY ras
CsrrDD erATE:--
The unoers,gDed citzers Of New York, beg leave TO
pese n. to you, moa, respectfully and earnestly the fol-
lowing copsiderstops:-Whle they hol1 taenseves
20 sustan and defend their govern mont and yo1
a. ms legal head they respectfully sugeest that the only
Dapng honorable position Tor to take 10 prevent
the horrors Of civil snd to the Union liz
adopt the policy OF an immediate general convention OF
all the States, as suggested in your inaugural This
course would secure peaceful holuton OF national
difficulties AID II any State refused to join Eai
tiep ~ amend the cobs:tussn; or adjust peaceabe
etps, alton, II would stand rnanmousy condemned be-
'ore the civilized world Ea-pestlv deprecs ing civil
amor brethren iDpiore and boeeeeh yon to adopt
tns c2ase VIII you may rest assured W the rol v,ioe
OF TIE people The copies Of he petition procured the
tett cves ohts med In Mr. Chsres Guions oN,e Is
"sE street, with about s.sh. hnnjred sgna.axes at.
,ahed Is 10 sLid ths' quite nnnbx Ne IN clr,u
tiCu