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Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-17

There is a Meteorological Depart
ment in the British Board of Trade,
which is now under the superintend.
ence Of Admiral Fitzroy. A map of
the world is divided into squares, and
numbered, and books are issued to
sea captains to be filed up with their
observations during their voyage. The
entries to be made are under the
barometer, thermometer, hydrometer,
winds, weather, currents, variation,
soundings, crossings, passages; stroms
ice, shooting stars, ,metc0rs, aurora, ,and
electricity.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-17

THE BATTLE OF E1iERUBUsCO.
From Claiborne's life of John A
Quitman, we extract the following re-
garding the conduct Of South Carroll
mans at the battle of Cherubusco. II
is we'll worth reading:
Col. Butler, Of the South Carolini.
an, had left his sick bed against the
remonstranccs OF his friends, to lead
the Palmettoes to the combat. Early
in the engagement his horse was shot
under him. Soon after he received d
painful wound in the knee, and yield
ed the command to Lieut.. Col. Dick
inson. Taking the Palmetto flag from
the hands of Sergeant Baggs, Diclsin.
son placed himself in front, and Baggs
was Immediately shot down. Col.
Butler now came up to resume the
command and was killed by the side
of Dickinson while standing under the
flag. Dickinson himself soon fell NOR.
tally wounded, (he died some weeks
afterwardsO and Major GLADDEN. re.
ceived it from his hands and committed
lit to Lieut.. Baker, who, being unable
from debility and exhaustion to carry
lit, Major GLADDEN. placed it in the
hands of Patrick Lcnnard, and led his
regimen to the charge His men fell
rapidly, but not one wavered from
first to last, tndcr the concentrated
fire of the enemy. In the whole
history Of the war there has never
been a more striking example of in
difference to death, the result of stern
resolve. Each man fought for the
honor of Carolina Several compan.
les were almost annihilated. Some
had not men enough to bury their
dead or benz their wounded to the
ambulances. the uniforms of some o1
the officers were literally torn from
their persons; the color bearers were
shot down, but the flag, bathed ir
their blood, was always seized as they
fell, and were borne to the 'front.'
Proudly it floatcd through the tempest
Of decth Until the victory had beer
won, and then, all torn and bloot
stained, it dropped over its own glo-
rious dead"
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-17
|SPANISH lNTRlGUES AT ST. DO.
MINGO.
WASHINGTON, April l.

Senor Alvarez arrived here this
morning, direct from St. Domingo,
with dispatches for the Spanish Min
lister. He left this afternoon for New
York, and will return at once to St.
Domingo, carrying with him dispatch
es from the Spanish Minister here.
The high handed and outrageous
conduct Of Spain, in selling that is.
land, may lead to serious complica.
:tions between our government and
that of Spain. The administration
are in full possessions of all particlt.
lars Of the recent action of Spain, and
it is very evident that tho new Sec.
rotary Of State intends to take the
necessary steps in this matter, and
will Immediately call the attention OF
the Spanish government to 1t. Here
is another embarrassing difficulty which
must be met and disposed of.
The proceedings under the auspices
Of the Spanish government upon the
Island Of St. Dimingo have produced
a deep sensation in administrative
circles. MIR. Patterson, bearer OF dis
patches from the Uuited States Con-
sui at Havana, in reference to the ex
pedition of Spanish army of occu
patton, arrived here yesterday, and
had two protrac,ed interviews will
Mr.. Seward. 1t is known that tn,
information brought by him has beer
the subject Of consultation between
the President and the Secretary. o
State. 1t is expected that the latter
will Immediately address and cner
getic protest to the Spanish govern
mcnt. This is all the federal powe
will be able to do in its present Grip
|plcd condition.
Strange to say, the prospect .
trouble with q European Power i
hailed with anything but regret b.
many public men. They assert tha
a war with a foreign power would b
a perfect godscnd in the present dar
ger Of civil strife, as it would at ono
revive the national sentiment in tn
South, allay the secession fever an
lin the end result in reconciliation {
1.-The country.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-17
FOREIGN GOSSIP;
Prem the New York Evening Pest


M. Lamartine having disposed ot his
property in Macon, is about to return
to Paris and offer his works for sale at
his own home.
A steaift carriage for COMMON roads;
invented by General Bordino, has been
exhibited in the streets of Turin, car.
rying twelve people, easily manaacd,
but evolving clouds Of smoke:
Four or FIVE hundred beopie are
daily dying of hunger in the NORTH
western provinces of India. aw
Nena Sahib is still alive, and lurking
among the Nepaul hills watching his
opportunity. f@f
49, A mysterious parsonage Of the naudd
Of Ziarlichinni, who has been for i
long time in prison because he would
not be liberated until he was fairly
tried,is on his way to the United States
with 10000 francs given him by his
friend Count Cavour. His incarcsra:
ton was owing to hi. having been IN
invader Of the Papal states.
Secret proclamations are from t;;fl,d
to time prepared at Rome, by = na.
tional committee, which afterwards
have large circulation. They ARD
aimed at the Papal abuses, and Tia
committee style themselves "Sods 6f
Liberty and the Gospel"
Mazzina is said 10 be under the sen:
tence of death, and the Italian Parli4:
ment will be called to revoke II.
The value placed upon meteoroiogy
by the French government is indiiSsi.
ed by the fact that there are }1edtj.
four points in France frott} .%hith:
every morning by telegraph; ii sent
to Paris the record of the barfo;im;etet:
thermometer and wind: Tkis ap:
proaching storms may be GUARDED
against. @
Lord Adoiphus vanc Tciiipest, III.
Gently arrested as a drunken lunatit.
married the daughter Of The Duke dl
Newcastle, who was i'll this codHtfy
with the Prince of Wales: The Duke
has never forgiven his daughter for
this act, and she will probably never
forgive herself:
| SENATOR BRECKENRIDGE made 4
speech before the Kentucky t,eaislA.
|ture yesterday. He advocated a,Boi.
der State Convention, and hsld ti,,
the Crittenden Couprdmise should 5.
made the ultimatum Of that bodv.-
| Twelve dead bodies have bee,
!; pic kcd up oa the shore at Marslific],
and Sc;tuatc, the victims Of tile fearfii
storms which prevailed during Ids,
!, week
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-17
some people might, with slight show


some people might, with slight show
of reason, Call it dn extfavagatfza +;
and yet we could not fairly contradict
any other man who should insist that
it is a domestic drama; though there
is no reason why it should not be
styled Scryptural play; or, for the
matter Of that, an internal play; for It
really it is not an operctta; or a bur-
letta, or comcdietta; nor Is It > pro-
logue; nor yet all afterpiece; and =
man who should term tia paut0mifte
would bs no nearer absolutely CORRECT.
than he Who shUttld call it q series Of
tableaux; tlotgh for our own part; If
we should deeh1 it necessart to give
it a i1ame; We s1,otld call it : pastoral
if We did not say it is his
torical tragedy, though on reflection,
it is more like a rustic interlude.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-17
HOW O'CONNELL SOLD Mr.. AtS
Sell. -a


sell.
From the New York News; s.,.t
The Mr.. Russell, who now retfejehti
tho London Times here, n is the Same
gentleman who was sent by that jour
nal to Ireland to report Mr.. o. Connell's
speeches during the Repeal agitation.
One of the first meetings the ,newspa-
per man attended was in Kerry
Having heard of O'Connell's polite
qualities, he thought no would ask
the gentleman's permission to take
verbatim accout Of the oration. The
Liberator" not only consented, but.
iif his oilest manner informed the ID.
seihbled audience that 'suutil that
gintleman was provided with al writ
in convanienances, he wouldn't spake
a word," assuming an extra brogue.
which was altogether unnecessary.
Russell was delighted. The prepars-
tons began, and We're completed /;
Russell was ready. =" ord !,,G,z
care you quite ready7" asked
eQuite ready" ,ssat1s'57s'H
Snow, are you sttre you arc, entirely
ready?'' r@,iSi .1.1s5':5s :5t5
II am certain, sir. Yes" ia.s
The crowd becoming excited and
impatient, Dan said: ....gr e1..ts ;.
CHOW, 'pon my concience, I won't
begin the speech till the London gin.
tleman is intirely ready" isa
After waiting another moment Of
50, O'Connen advanced; hrs eyes
gtistened; cars were al attention; aud
tho reportorial pencil arose. Dan
gave one more benignant smile on the
correspondent, winked at the auditors,
and commenced has speech IN the
Irish language, to the irrepressible
horror of the present editor Of tho
Army and Macy Gazette, and to the
infinite delight Of all Kerry.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-17
lsOODHUE 1tOtSE.
John WILLIAMS. Pronrieto,.

This new and commodious House is situated
on Plum street, Rcd Wing. 1t has been built
and furnished under the special supervision OF
ventilated and furnished. and all persons wish
ing to get the worth of their money are res
pcctfully invited to givo Inn call, and no
pains will be spared to make comfortable all
those who may favor him with their patronage.
In connection with the House is good stable;
IanJ we'll ofwatcrs Ostler always in atscndance:
jahuafy end, 1861. 11etf:
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-17
RECEPTION OF the SANDMAN
MINISTER.

RECEPTION OF the SARDtN1AN
MINISTER.
Chevalier Bertinatti, who is coptin-
ued in Office with the title Of Minister
Resident, was presented to President
Lincoln on last week, and expressed
the congratulations Of the King Of
Italy. The President replied as fol-
lowsi
CHEvAL1ER BERTINATTI:-With a
degree of pleasure no less than that
which you express in presenting it, I
receive and accept the letter of his
Majesty, your august Sovereign, which
accredits you as his minister resident
near this government.
While l hold it to be the duty OF
the United States not to interfere
with the differences offoreign govern.
ments and countries, I trust l may,
without offence to any, congratulate
your Sovereign and yourself upon the
high position which Sardinia holds in
the scale Of nations. 1hope, too, that
Whatever has been or shall be done
may result in the augmented prosper
|ity and happiness of the people con
icerned.
Please assure your august sovereign
that his good wishes for our cOut1tr,
arc reciprdcated by us for his, ant
that it shall be our constant care t.
maintain the frindly relations nov
happily existing between the two.
I Chevalier Be:tinatti, your persona
promotion is subject of satisfaction
to the government Of the Unite
States
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-17
RED WING HOUSE.

JACOB BENNETT Proprietor.
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
Connected with the House is large and
onvcnicnt Stable. Stages leave daily for the
interior. Teams and Carriages on hand to
convey Passengers to any part ofthe country.
April "a, 1851. SO-tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-17
ii o r E l. s
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

Lcveestrcet, Immediately oprositethcstcam
boatLanding Red Wing, Minnesota,
a. A. & +. L.TEELE, PRorR1EroRs.
Y1HIS new, spacious and commodious house
l. Is now open for the reception Of guests.
1t has been constructed under the immediste
supervision ofthc proprietors, aud nothing has
been omitted to insure the comfort and conven-
icnce Of those who may favor them with their
patronage. The numerous rooms are allwcll
lighted, ventilated and furnishcdin a asuperior
manner. In connection with the house is y
good and commodious stable.
Red Wing, March 1861. s3tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-17
KELLY, HOUSE.
DAVID KELLY, Proprieto

DAVID NELLY, TrOprIetOr.
Near tho corner Of Main and Plum street.
The proprietor, who has just taken possession
Of the House has furnished it in the most elc-
CANT and comfortable manner.
The Table is set with every necessary and
luxury the market affords.
All the appointments are excellent, and the
position Of the House, both rs regards the
1evee and the busiiess part Of town is
better than that of any other Hotel.
A good stable, offering every convenience to
the teams OF farmers and travellers is con-
nected with the house. a.
Red Wing, March lst, 1861. 239
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-17
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EDAILLSON HOUSE.
)RNER OF BROAD ANB THIRD STREETS
A. 3. MILLER. PrOprietOr.

THIS new Hotelte now open for the reception
l. Of the travelling public, where they will
find the best of accom- modations. There is a
good sta bio attached. Passengers and Bag
gage conveyed to and from tho Boats free Of
charge. l11-iy
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-17

1VO RENT, ON COOP TERMS.
= Tho Europe lIotcl, on Main street, as
good stand as the town affords. For particu-
lars apply to Vim. BRECllT.
Red Wing, March 90 1860.
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in her reply to her mothers question,
What kindness have you shown?'

IN her reply TO- ner mothers question,
What kindness have you shown?'
Il dor't know, mother
The mother, touched with the tone of
her answer, resolved to uuravel the mystic.
ry; and the little, sensitive thing, when
reassured, went on to say:
Going to school this morning, I found
little Anuie G., who had been absent some
days, crying very hard. asked her, moth
er, what made her cry so, which made her
cry more so that 1 could not help leaning
my head on her neck, and crying too.-
Then her sobs grew less and less, till she
told me of her dear little baby brother,
whom she nursed so long and loved so
much; how he had sickened, grown pale
and thin, whining with pain until be died !;
and then she put him away from her for
ever. Mother, she told me this and then
she hid her face in her book, and cried as
if her heart would break. After we had
cried together long time, she hugged me
and kissed me, telling me l had done her
good. Mother, don't know ho,0 did her
good, for I only cried acih her. That is
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that did her any good
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A Coop ONE.-In certain parish In
England, Quaker barber received the 9th
er day note for church rates, five shllllngs
and sixpence. He called upon the clergy
man Of the parish, and said:
"Pray, friend, what dost thou mean by
this note 2"
"Mean why, its for the church rate i;
don't you see ?''
"Yes, friend but what is that for?
"Why, for the repair of the church, and
for the maintenance of public worship, to
be sure"
"Well, friend, but what have to DO
with that? Idon't attend the sanctuary"
"Oh, that don't signify; the church is
always open, and it's your own fault if you
don't come. Besides, you must pay"
"Well, friend, take leave to tell thee
that think that very unjust law that o.
bliges me to pay q ministry and religion
which l don't attend. Fare thee we'll.
A few days afterwards the barber, BY
way of Strengthening accounts with the par
son, sent his reverence note:
"Dobtor to Timothy Skaters for shaving
and hair cutting, FIVE shillings and six
pence"
The receipt of this note by the parsoD
very soon brought him to the shop, and iu
no good humor either.
"What do you mean by sending me this
bill? You never cut my hair or shaved me
in your life"
"Nay, friend but thou kuowest my shop
is always open, and it's thine own fault if
thou dost not come to be shaved"
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No family should be without Box of
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
TO PLANTERS And FARMERS

TIME Subscriber desires to inform the public
Il that he is prepared to furnish to any one that
wants such thing. the BEST COTTON GIN that
ismade any where, and heis still making improve
ments on his former Gins, and has no fear in chal-
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provements which no other can have, rs these have
been regularly patented, such as the exclusion
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make He also makes tn HRASHERS of different
construction to suit the wish ofany one; thespike
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has also the right of the celebrated Darlington
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one that has seen or tried them.
Any one wanting superior Gin or Thrasher
can he supplied by sending his order to me at
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shipped to any place desired.
Repairing done at short notice.
JOHN SIMPSON.
B6y To House Builders, will say that am
constantly manufacturing Sashes, Blinds and
Doors of every description, of good material and
of the very best workmanship.
All work carefully packed and forwarded to
order.
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Mntuuruns geaaiug.
- y
Curtain Lecture.

"Been out all night again. I'd like to
know where you keep yourself till this time
in the morning, its ten minutes since l
heard the clock strike four. You didn't
hear it? No of course you didn't. You
wouldn't hear the last trump; the noise
would have to travel through an acre or
two of beer before it would get to your hear.
ing. Had to go among your friends Had
to 90, I'd like to know how you had to 60
Yes, 1 know its coming on election times ;
that's good excuse to get away from your
family and home. I wish there was no
election in the whole country-it would be
much better off if we hadn't any. What
did you do all night long? Who did you
elect? Who did you see? Theatre and
dance. Now turn over here. Oh, Lord
am I in hop yard or distillery, or where
am I? What have you got outside of you
Didn't drink much. You must have got
into beer barrel then or its coming out all
over you, and how it smells! You danced
eh? You must have cut pretty figure
guess it was lager reel.
Do you think I'll stand this going off to
dance all night? Who did you dance with !!
I'll bet she was as homely as pumpkin
with two holes in it. Look here, you needn't
pretend to sleep; I want to have little
domestic conversation with you. am your
better-half and your better-half proposes to
discuss matters little. Late! How do
you know it's late? It's early enough to
give you a piece of woman's tongue.
Tonguey? Yes, l am tonguey-that's
part of a woman's prerogative, and l am
going to use some of it on you. Let you
alone? Did you say that to the girl you
danced with? Oh, no! nothing of the
sort !; it was "Miss shall I have the pleas
ure Of your very beautiful person for the
next cotillion p" I wish I could see her
I'd take the beautiful out of her at jerk.
Can get no peace? Yes you can get plenty
of it; go to the theatre; 60 electioneering
dance with the girls till morning and come
home and I'll give you peace by the long
measure; I'll give you piece of my mind.
Come back here, where are you going? Get
into another bed? Not exactly; this bed
has been large enough heretofore, and has
not grown any smaller lately. You danced,
did you !! I'd like to see you dance with
me. I'm too old I suppose. I amt too old
to give you fits, you can bet your life on
that, old fellow, if you do not conduct your
self properly hereafter"