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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-11-21
A CRY FOR PEACE.

The Boston Pilot of the 25th ult, contains an
editorial strongly urging Lincoln to offer terms
of peace to the South. 1t says:
The president has issued many proclamations
which he patriotically believed would be fol.
lowed by an increase of Unionism in the South.
But his manifestoes are spit at and himself
derided. His documents are of no avail but
one-that of enlarging the spirit of rebellion.
Can he mention single proclamation OF bis
that has realized his hopes?-We should be
sorry to impede him in saving the Union. But
his past experience should tell him now that an
armistice would do good. What does the South
want2 Ca n he not put question in this ma
ture I? Can he not try the value Of sugges
tion for peace This may not be the highest
spirit-it may not be according to the way
guilty rebels should be treated. But 1t Is pru
dence. We cannot break the spirit Of the South
| by arms, and without their spirit in its freedom
| their overthrow would lead to nothing. Enougl
of blood has been shed enough of lives nav
been lost, enough of desoiation to all brancne
of industry has been done and enough ooerclv
proclamations have been issued, let Us now tr.
the virtue of peace.
/ The President is, indeed, in most unpleasant
situation. There is no doubt that he is honest
/ but the faction that elected him to the Whit
House want the war continued for their enter
Iprises TO realize fortunes in the balance; an
notwithstanding the pre- eminenoe Of bis positio
Abraham Lincoln is in too many instances, to
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out regard to the manner in which the officers
thereof xsre originally appointed. ~
Sec. IL. Be It further enacted, That each
company ofinfantry shall consist of ore hund
red and twenty five rank and file, each compa
ny of field artillery artillery OF one hundred
and fifty rank and file, and each company oi
cavalry OF eighty rank and file.
Sec. lo. Be 1T further enacted, That all rer
sons subject to enrolment, who are now in
service, under the provisions of this act, shall
be permitted previous to such enrolment tc
volunteer in companies now In the service.
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The Montreal Advertiser thinks the intelli--
gence brought by the Kangaroo; that Mr.. Giads
stone, the Imperial Chancellor of the Exchequer,
had, in speech at Newcastle, dsclared that
President Davis had made the South nation,
and that he considered separation certain, 10
significant OF. the course likely to be adopted
by the British Government. 1t adds -
Mr.. Gladstone is too careful statesman TO
utter words without a meaning OR to assert on
great public question mere private opinion.
1t may be considered, that he spoke as New
castle in this natter not only the conviction of
the Ministry as whole, but q conviction which
it intends to follow up to its legitimats con.
olusion. Lord Palmerston and other members
of the Government have declared that when
the Confederate States had established their
ability to maintain the independence they had
asserted, they would be ea.itlsd to be reeog-
nized by other Powers, and tho declaration
was accompanied by the statement tnat they
had not yet done so; or in other words, had not
yet become nation. Now momber OF the
same Government goes step further, and
declares that the Confederate States are a. na-e
ton, and Government which admits this fact,
would stultfy itself ifit neglect or refused 20.
give it effect by recognition.
We believe there is no doubt that Great Britain
/ In conjunction with France and other Powers, Is
about to recognize the Confederate States, and
welcome them into the family OF nations, and tnas
the Chancellor of the Exchequer sounded at New
castle the note Of preparation. 1t has certainly
been so understood in England, while this action
has been expected in Washington, from the adyi-
ces received from the Federal Ministers at Euro-
pean Courts. .a, sf e. esg ..gsasz
i Recognition will not long proceed nteryention-
I Al people who have won the right to place among
The nations of the world and their position admit
ted, will not long be suffered to be the victims ofa
contest directed against them as rebels. Rscogns
ton will secure the practical independence OF the
Confederate States a. certainly a. did that Of ths
j United States. s4sss fs3s a ussal lass- ID
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flexible tool of an Inscriptions party. Bat ne
should remember his oath of office and be un-
trammelled by anything save the Constitution.
That is now IN the worst danger, and as it owes
most of that danger to the havoc of war admin
istrated by Know Nothngs, Abolitionists and
Republicans,an armistice-a suspension of hess
tilites-might be offered
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square, ia lines less) first insertion 81 on
Esch subsequent insertion, ,............... 70
For one square three months, ............ %
t. t. civ months 90
rOr rOr Twelve months. SO
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Bill to be entitled IAN Act to further provide
for the public Defense"
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
"secesh" Boarding.Housss.

A correspondent in this. .oity writes dolsful
complaint against these institutions. The best
advice we can Offer to him and others simu-
isrly unfortunate, Ia to "skedadde, "out out"
,vsmose the ranohe' ut Once and forever.
Hear the sad story:
II 10 extremely amusing TO see the good
Union" people put up with the impositions Of
"secesh"in their boarding houses. One case
will Illustrate the whole. For instance, We
stay In "seoesh" boarding. house, one OF the
+. F. VS., "resl old Virginia stock," and the
way. they board US Is caution to all olive
Yankees" We are entertained with the fol.
lowing variety during the month, to Wit: Tsint.
cd nsh, stale beefstesk fried In grease, musty
ham and eggs. corn bread with dies in II, sour
rolls and cakes, rancid butter, chicken legs,
wings, necks and backs, few corn, potatoe,
and for desert, q stale mellon. We also have
The name OF coffee and the color Of tea.
All this, Mr.. Editor, we have for the high
privilege Of living in n house with IN "F. =.
II there was not Il little sympathy with 80.
oesh, II does appear 10 me that good, loyal
people would not put up with suoh impositiOns,
particularly Yankees" from away down
East
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Rebel Prisonsrs Arrived.

Early yesterday morning, 3 train Of cars
containing upwards OF one hundred prisoners
and small number Of our own wounded In the
recent battle at slaughtsr's Mountain, arrived
10 this oity from Culpeper, under charge Of a
detachment Of the Twsnty.ninth Pennsylvania
regiment, now acting as provost guard 10 Gen.
Banks' corps. The prisoners were sent to the
Old Capitol, and the wounded soldiers were
conveyed 10 tho Armory hospital.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Her, rra,se,s A,,..s.s

Pstrolmsn ". \. Kelly. Of the Third ward,
suoosded In arrssting well known rebel isst
Thureday night. His name 10 Thomas Dodeon.
o. Fsirflx county. Virginia. he came to this
S,sy SUyls,s soms rSslauves when Kelly fcrtu.
soter. ..he took him IN hand. He was turned
over TO the provost marshal.
Three hundred dollars In Confederate mouev
was found on Dodson's person whom he wss sf.
rested: He lived In Memphis, Tenn, at the
time OF the breaking out OF the rebellion. and
was engaged early In the contest In pressiug
% young men from Washington and other places
Patrolman Kelly deserves great credit for his
indsfatigsble energy IN fsrreting out and sr.
resting the enemies Of our country, as well NJ
the disturbers Of the peace Of our CITY,
Tho same day. . squad Of the guard from
the central guard. house arrested Bernard Dc a
nelly. q coach painter In the employ OF ]. N.
Dennis. Sixth street, near @. He il charged
with disloyslty, and was oonnned in the central
guard.hous6, to await the marshal's orders,
All loyal citizens are rejoicing at every oase
OF arrest OF this character. Treason and trai.
enough.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
vhs street Passenger Railway.

This company has found that the lgrsds OF
the street around the north Of the Capitol ia
too steep, and they have obtained permission
to use the lot adjoining, and are now construct.
B street and New Jersey avenue, (from which
point branch will run to the depot Of the Bal.
timore and Ohio rsilroad,) thence up street
10 Delaware avenue, directly along the east
front Of the Capitol to Pennsylvanls avenue,
struotion Of this portion OF the road 10 being
pushed forward with energy. and Will be com.
pleted very shortly.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Personal RsnOounesr,

Qaits . iorAy occurred In the reading room
Of Willsrds Hotel this morning. A citizen Of
Gen: Mcclellan. 4 young pro.slsvsry captain
Of the regular army. Just after dcnounoIne
Con: Banks, pompously denied the right Of
civilians TO oritioiss Mcclellan. The New
Jerseymsn said the substantial men, who pay
would say what be pleased OF any otioer;
whersupon the captain called him "ooW ard ~
struggle snsued, when the otaosr, soundiy
castigstsd, withdrew, humilistsd and chsgriped
at the lesson hs had lexrned.-Cor. Ns,o York
Tribune.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Police AFrssss.

From the Metropolitan Police report Of yes.
terday We nnd the following arrests were made
on Thursday: For disordsrly conduct, a.;
drunkenness, Q; fighting, 9; drunk and disorder
y, s; iarosny, q; Keeping dog without itosnse,
s; prostitution, 2; selling liquor TO soldiers q
threats, Q; selling liquor without license, !;
profanity, l; overohafging hack hire, l; resist.
Ing ofioer, ]; suspicious character, !; nuisance,
berry, |; fast driving, l; violating hack law, /.
Total, 87.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
selling Liqaey 70 Soldiers.

Joseph DRyly. the keeper Of q low groggery
10 Georgetown, was arrested on Thursday BY
Onaoer Essex on two charges. One for selling
liquor 70 soldiers, and the other for selling
liquor without loense. He was convicted on
both charges, and fined twenty dollars on the
nrst. and twenty dollars and nfty.sx cents on
the second charge.
Henry Koek was arrested on the same after.
noon by Odlcer johnson, OF the Third ward,
charged with selling liquor to soldiers. He was
taken before Justice BarnsolO. The charge
was not sustained, and the case WAS dis
missed.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
lmOrOvsnSnts.

Notwithstanding the stringsuoy Of the times,
are In process Of construction In our oity, muoh
after the style Of its PALMER days. Buildiues
continue to 90 up IN various localities, thus al.
fording employment to industrious mechanics
anxious 70 earn their daily bread. We notice
dwelling on + street between Thrteenth and
Fourteenth streets. -"
Mr.. John Henderson has the contract for the
carpenter work, and Aessrs. Merrill l. Parsons
for the masonry,
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Surgeon Ordered Away,

That excellent and efaoient officer, Brigade
Surgeon W. D. Stewart, who has for q long
time served 90 faithfully In our oity ~ a mem.
Der OF Gen. Wadsworth's stat, has been sud
denly ordered 70 report for duty for the time
being TO Major General Burnside. He may be-
more useful In his new neld Of labor, but there
are many here who will part with him with
regret.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Keeping = Bawdy Aouss. .

Sarah Smith, colored woman. living In
Batos's Alley, was arrested yesterday BY On
Ger EckloG, on complaint Of Sarah Dorsey, IN
inmate Of the formers house. She had taken
offence ut the conduct OF Sarah Smith, and
house. Several witnesses were summoned and
one OF two other cases, as yet not decided,
grew out OF It. Justice Walter postponed the
case for future hearing. Pity these dens OF
infamy cannot be broken up.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Bathing In Rock Creek.

Ten youths, the greater portion Of them
sohool.boys, were arrested by the police OF the
Second Precinct for bathing In Rock creek, be.
tween Washington and Georgetown, near the
county line. They were fined seventy. nve
cents each, except the Oldest, who was requir.
cd 10 pay the sum OF 81 SO.
Nine more school. boys and others were also
arrested by the Georgetown police for the
same offence. A few of the youngest we're
dismissed, and the others fined ssventy.hve
cents each,
The national Republican., 1862-08-16

We last night had the good fortune of taking
glance at Fairy land, and for moment we're
20 oonfounded that We were doubtful whether
We were in the "land Of enohantment.n Csrtss
tne magic inauenoe OF the breszes Of Araby
the blest, and the smiles Of the ladies' fair wsys
we'll calculated to make the hearts Of Nil pres
ent expand most genially. Ahem! We are
speaking Of the Fair at odd Fellows Hall. for
the beneht OF the siok and wounded soldiers,
decorated, nor 30 strong and touching \ zesl
maniiestsd for the heroes Of our "dear Old dag y
Let all the patriotic swell the throng and share
In the pleasures and pronts Of the "most de.
lightful Fair ever held In Warrington"
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Stealing 4 Pastol ,

Offoer Beavers, Of the Third ward. on the
charge of stealing pistol from Alex. Prentiss.
The pistol is u regular Colts drsgOon revolver.
The case was tried by Justice Clark, who sent
the prisoner 10 Jail for court.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
lndecsncy.

Julia jackson, another innsats OF the notori
GUS Bstes's alley, WAS arrested by Otioei
O'Connel. Of the Fourth ward, for indecsn,
ter, and dismissed.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16

V,o hsMekRs o. CokoNIss, PRotls-
i stonAi 0sntlssAsn, and othsSs-
1hs undsriyned srs prepared TO print Bpesshss,
Hrtsis, PsmphIsis, Reports, OF sGy description OF
kJok work NHa solicit orders.
". y hChMMEI.L d CO.,
Othas corner Indiana avenue
sRvSi-A s6S 9svoat s<.sst frtsh D ek
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Meeting.

II is understood that the clerks in the Pay.
master Generals ofioe meet tonight In the Of
doe Of Major Brooke. chief clerk, for further
proceedings IN their military organization.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Stealing.

VIM. II. Meredith WAS arrested about 10
O'Clock yesterday by Officer De ysughn, OF the
Seventh ward police, charged with stealing
the sum Of &ls from Alonzo Reevss. He was
taken before Justice Stratten, who, being de.
dirous Of calling other witnesses, postponed his
case for further hearing.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
&c X 40 UIA O X r. ELK

0n and aftsr Moadsy. July 2lst, ths sssamss KEY.
q O'Clock . N, for AQUA Crssk, stopping st
Als1anorta, aDd all iotsrnsdiats lsnAiaes Rs
turning, win leave Aqua Crssk At Z D. % arriv.
ssss. apply on board, or % the wharf, Of
WIN. Z. SNOW, Agent
NJOrlCk To EXCURsi,,sl rs,-Psrt,s.
IN whaling TO charter the KEYPORT for Moon.
light Excursions, will apply on board, OF Of ID,
Aaent, at the loot q Seventh street, between The
accommodate parties to 0lymont for day exsursioas
Leaving aud returning q eur regular houu.
~ Nj WIN r. bNOW Agent
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Room fur the Coming Troous,

Persons owning farms on the outskirts OF
Washington, have been notified by the Govern.
ment 10 gather their crops, 80 M 10 make room
for the troops that are expected here.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Personal.

Gen. r. J. Heron, Iowa Hon. H. y. Lsmsn.
SCOTT, Pa; sx doy. Rssdsr, Pa; o.. Gov. Ricks,
Nd; Psymsster Buchanan, U. 3. NJ; George r..
Beston and Lieut.. =. Hardy, B. N; OApt. Car
tslle, U. 9. A.; are st WillsFds'.
Captain J. p. Foster, o. Q. H., 10 st Kirk.
woods,
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
selling Liauor Withous License.

Alexander Dodge was arrested, last Wednss-
day night, by Ohoer Brown, Of the Fifth ward,
for selling liquor without license. He was
hned t20.68.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Rscruiting,

In this oity is going on vigorously, we are much
grattned TO learn. The prospect now Ia that
the old regiments will be speedily nllsd. and
two new ones organised. Fifteen men were
recruited for ono Of the old regiments yestsr.
day. Roll on the ball. Let the capital prove
worthy her great name.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16

DR.. Won Mosohxisker, oculist and aurist has ~
turned 10 his okos, nj Pennsylvsnis avenue, and
Il ready 70 ~ his patients and al who require his
nss n s WORT sagss, no matter Of how long stand.
Ing, restsd Surgical operation the eye, to re-.
store sight, performed. augi6-Sts
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
East DriYin4.

VIM. Ice. 4 haokman, was arrested last
Thursday night by Oflosr Parker. of the Fourth
ward, for fast driving on the street. Justice
Walter fined him IS q.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Desertsrs.

Eleven dessrters from Con. Banks's division
wore arrested at Hagerstown, Maryland, re-.
gently, and brought to this city yesterday and
placed In the central guard.houso, until they
can be returned 10 their regiments.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
DIED,

On the 18th instant, CuAaLss WESLEY wH,rs,
in the seth year Of his age.
he will be buried this evening, at O. o'oluok,
from the residence ofMr. Connsll, on n street
between Fourth and Fifth
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
LOCAL NEWS.
AAuDsmsnts.

OAsrnsuRY.-ws have never bshs,d Anss
audience, or moro enthusiastic one. than thai
nor have ws ever Witnessed 4 more varied and
interesting performance, the chief feature Of
which was the dancing Of the young and beau
tiful Spanish dAnseuse, Nile Marietta. Every
Should see this CITED young lady In her highly
creditAble performance. A monster progaMme
Il offered for tonight, embracing funny Bud
that Of Denny Gallagher, J. 8. Ozark and othsrs.
The Delevante Brothers and Willis Armstrong
In their surprising fsats; also, Harrison In his
extenporxneous singing, and not the lease Of
will sing several ballads, and the Misses Colleen
and Allen will appear In their admired dances.
TEE GAl.rrBs.-ws call especial attention Of
our amusement and musio.loving readers to the
advertisement Of this company, which We pub.
lish In another column. This will be place
where ladies' and families can 20 with proprie.
~. II will open next Monday night.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Visiting Days 1T the Hospitals II shis

General Hospital, Judiciary Slusre.) Mon.
day and Thursday, between q and 8 O'Clock.
Cranch Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian ohuroh.) .)-Every day, from
toe O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (oorner Of Third and D
streets. .)-Every day from IL to Q O'Clock.
Hours for visitors At Ascension General Hos.
pitsl. street, between Ninth and Tenth. all
days, from to Q p. m.
Any addition to, or alterations In, the above
table will be 0heerfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
Ths Emanoipssaen emm,s.ae,.

An interesting incident occurred during the
prooeedines Of ~ smanoipstioa ooamiSsiou
yesterday. An unoommoniy Ane looking fami.
" OF slaves we're appraised e. ths property Of
: iady residsnt 10 AlsxaudflR, At very high
prices. The Witnesses called BY the claimant
we're we're .: usual eIaminsd, who gave her high
onsrsoter, but were Not very explicit on the
point Of loyalty. The oonmtssioners had been
notified that the servants had something TO say
on this point, and In compliance with the law,
the two Oldest, viz: The mother and the Oldest
son were sworn. The mother merely testified
that her mistress took refuge In the house OF
well.known eecessionist, At the time of the
OF last year. But the son, whsn called upon,
gave clear. statement 10 the sfIsot that his
mistress had repeatedly expressed the most
violent disunton sentiments. That she de-
nounced nr. Lincoln ~ Z thief and robber.
And fejoioed at the reports OF the rebel suo.
oeeses, and hoped the South would triumph
over the NORTH" as she called the Govern.
In the course Of oross- examination on the
part OF the olaimant's counsel, which failed TO
involve the witness In the slightest oontradio.
lon, ne stated that his mistress, in remonstrat.
ing With him on account Of HE sympathies with
the Lincoln Government appealed TO him
II he would not light for his country" He
words following:
Madame, have no country; your laws don't
allow me to have oountry.o
These pithy and eloquent remarks, falling
rom the lips Of . o0lored youth Of nineteen
year., born and reared In slavery, made q pro.
FOUND Impression upon the oommission and
upon the audience. The most obdurats cham.
and coufounded with shame. =
l., THIS case will again come up for hssr.
ing. O : -.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
" mi Dsspsrandum,' ,
Hoturned,

Game too late for insertion on the morning In
question. Too good to be lOst-cRll and see US,
to-day. REp.
The national Republican., 1862-08-16
LIST OF LETTERS
snaAIKiNo n TEE
wAsH1NaTON CITY POsT OFFICE,
Friday, August %, 1853.
OFFICIALLY PUBLIsHKp IN THE NEWS
PAPER HAVING TIE LARGEST
CIRCULATION.

OFFICIALLY PUBlISHKD IN THE NEWS.
PAPER HAVING TIE LARGEST
| CIRCULATION.
Ladies' List.
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bngss, Agatha Brown Adelaide Bsrks, Alice
srown, Az Bart, Mrs Ch L Bastssd, Elissb
5nsSi:. " S;sS!oss. n: y: ssssr sssss;, Mr. NJ, NJ
sireh, Fannie II E-3 Bowman Han j.
Chsss, Mn Ff Crawford, Russ corush ,Mra ORA
Sar., LoIi.s CaIron, JUL. Crosby, Garry
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Dcoksrfy, Sarah Dassy, Dsbbie Dotson, Hannah
Edwards. Mrs A Emery, k:oh.l xa-., s,lou +
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Hall. xnnx Hayes. i .s.u u....,s, MI. L
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Roach, klils Ring, Mr. NJ RossLbsoh, Nina
Roach, HELEN N Ryon, Ann T. Roberts, Mrs nd
Roux MaryN Rokins, Mari, Roberts, Julia
Ros, Z irAbeth kstswood. Eil hRaudolph Miss z
Runpf, Sophia Roberts, Mary Q
Reed, Laura
Smith, Mrs StoddArd, Mrs MSt Clair, Annie
stats, Mrs Stephenson, Ell.
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Squire, Emily Sadler, Sarah Sohrsysn, Frsde
Smith, Georgia Stafford, Hanah ricka
0meed, Clasissa 6heperd, Louisa Stewart, Maria u
Steele, Harriet Seymour, Belle 6bicklss, Cath
Stoard, Mrs. stevens, Marth Aetsphsns, Mary
Smoot. Mn VIM Bumst, Mis- y Simpson, Olivii
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Tnaw Mis- CalenTsylor, Mr II L Thompson, Cora
Trouts, Mn Geo Tratnof, Mary Taylor, Mary J
Taylor Mary
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Wilcox. Anya Walker. Cora AwrISht. Ats G
winisIns, Ell1'h
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