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CLOTHES WRINGER.
GETTHE BEST-HALEY, MORSE
VI BOYDENS Patent
self-Adjusting Clothes Wringer.
SIMPLE, ECONOMICAL, DURABLE, AND CAN
NOT GET OUT OF ORDER.

We are now prepared 10 furnish Agents, Dealers
and Families with this celebrated Wringer, acknoWl-
edged by all lyhO have used il 10 be the VERY BEST
the world has yet produced.
IT SAVES THE CLOTHES,
IT SAVES LABOR,
IT SAVES TIME: Therefore
1T SAVES MONEY.
The great improvement in this over every other
Wringer invented Is its Self Adustng Arrange
ment, requiring no alteration TO wiring handoer-
chief or bed quilt The machine is made Of wood SO
arranged that no iron possibly come IN contact
with the clothes, thereby avoiding all danger Oi iu-
~ the clothes by iron rust Neither is II LIABLE
like cast iron, d. broken and ruined by chance
fall Families ia The city adjacent country are III
yited to call at our Works get Mringer, and give It
trial next washing day, with the privilege Of re-
turning il if not satisfactory.
Es5 Agents wanted in all parts Of the state SEND
for a circular. BALDWIN, DEWITT OO-i
-n rF Cleveland Agricultural Works.
Office 80 Centre-St ManulaCtOry, j. 6, $, 10 and y
West-St., Cleveland o. mayzz;5sz
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CORCORAN 40 RE EKCIIANGEn.

a,i New YORK, May 27.
II is understood that Col. HGnsom of
Kentucky is to be exchanged for Colonel
CorcOran uhsrlT aTl fr rr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28

zen. mcdowell IS on the advance. 1t IS
.ieS statedsth6t It il bslieTed at his hehdquar-
terz that the way is open for him to within
ten hilgs q Riehn0Hd, # this is 50, it is
net a. all certain that he viii use the Op-
portnnity to advance thus far. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28

.TTG one Tiu8sdEss Men wanted.
Q fRor three months by the Hibernian
Guards. Recruiting Office at the Gray's
Arnory, Public Square. C. kerry,
~ Rscruitinr Ofioer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28
FROM NC CLELLAN.
peeial to the Tribune

+, ~. ~ BoTToM BRrDGE, May %.
h Intelligent slaves in Gen. Keyes' camp
this morning stated that yesterday noon
when they left Richmond the rebel army
was moving out of the city and north
ward to the Fair Ground. Those who
know the position say that it is about two
or three miles out on high Commanding
plateau. We understand that this position
is being fortified, and that tee enemy in
tends 70 give us battle there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28
SENATE.

Mr.. Grimes offered q resolution that the
Secretary Of War inform the Senate how
many officers and men beloning to the
regular and volunteer forces Of the United
States are now in the Penitentiary Of the
District of Columbia, to what regiments
they belong and by what court or authori-
such commitments were made. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. COllamer the Post
Route bill was taken up and passed. se
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CHAMRERsBuRa. Nav 26.

To GOV. Curtin n rH
We have examined a dozen stragglers
from the Maryland lst and Gen. Banks
column to-day. The testimony is concur
rent as to the brutal treatment of our sick
and prisoners. A number Of Pennsylva-
mans who we're sick at Winchester are hid
in the wheat field on Gen. Banks route of
retreat. Many were mercilessly butch
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28
COAL OIL AND LAMPS.

nTLT OILH OILlll---W. q. SEQ
FIELD & CO., Proprietors Of the Largest and
Best OIL REIN EIil in the Western Country, have
fhis day reduced the prices ON their
KePOSine and Carbon Oils.
The oiality shall be as heretofore, the very BEST
warranted. -
n Call and examine samples, OF send your orgers
TO ne Great Western Oil Works. 0feef flo5 81 Sair
st., rear Of Angler House. lepa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28

All the men who have enrolled their
names with the Cleveland Grays and Per-
ry Light Infantry are urgently requested
to meet at the Grays Armory this Tues
day) evening at z o'clock. The Perry
Light Infantry are recruiting at this Arm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28
Attentlon I.lEht Gnnrds !

Yoa are urgently requested to meet at
the ArmOry, Atwater building, at o'clock
this (Tuesday,) evening. @
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Women and ChlIpren removed
from Richmond
THEsAFBTY OF THE CAPITAL
THIS MORNINGS REPORT.

Nobody frightened at Washington :
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CONGRESSIONAL.


HOUSE. .s ...f -a
Crisfeld, from the Committee on Public
lands, reported and advocated the bill
granting to the State Of California the
tract of land known as the Colorado desert,
for the purpose Of Introducing sufficient
supply Of fresh water upon and over the
same, The bill was referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole. i9ai ol 1t1f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28
REBEL BRUTALITY.

l HARRIsBURGH, May 26.
The following dispatch has been received
by the Governor from reliable source. It
is proper the people should know the
facts:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28
REApY.MApE CL0TING,
COME LOVE no ROAM O'E

GONE LOVE TO ROAM DER
~ the dark sea i0ahi,
some don {.
Some like eood hoine-brewed ale
And 7Uma don't. .rr .H.
some like q fine suit Of Clothes
Aud sOms Won't have them.
some poke vn aniung the socesh Jews,
And they dOnt get them.
Some who God bath with knowledge stored
Go there and gct-shaYed.. e -.
Some go to Boston or New York,
.e But everybody goes 10 ll mo
Robison's, The Live Yankee,
Where they can get their money back and goods at
their own prices, er. 5s Lave Yankee stands be-
fore the door with his Lmbrellu under his arm and
you see piles Of New Clothing all ready TO put on and
ht you nice n; an yq nave to do is 70 walk IN,
pick out whti ypu want, shove ont your tin, and
good booking individual Steps up and takes it, put
what you purchase ia nice piece OF paper, printed
both sides anu says AL right. Recoiiect the mum
saI 1S3 fSuperiOr-Sf:,
and when you get home you viii find that you have
saved from 10 10 = z cent, got well fitted, and did
not buy OF secesh Jew ethers it is we'll known that
this indigdual Yankee won't have jew about his
adjustment. 50 come along all and by all means
don't forget TO fetch fhe ladies. = rnay27:dks3s3
WE HAVE AGAIN RECEIVED
wv some Of the most fashionable and desirable
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28

rsPors Vss & WilHEnspOrt, Nd. This
place s-abovs Harpsrs Ferry, little to
the east Of north Of Alariinsburg.
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Tho Responge 70 the GovernOr's Can.

The New Orleans Delta wishes it to be
distinctly understood that, in surrendering
to the Federal forces New Orleans has not
been uhumiliated." That is perfectly true.
The only humiliation she has experienced
was when she hoisted the Confederate flag,
She Tegained her honor when she again re-
posed under the astars and Stripes"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28

4 Al Reading Natter on this psge
Is from cur Last Evening Edition,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28

piu1eng wishing conyeyanoa 20 either Of the
apaEe ll1 - or lafl VII 3 called for By Coaches
e eiqlqns Qnnibus Line, By leaving their address
= tle vpni6gs once, iG Superioi-St next door 60
the Neddsli House
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CjLE3EI5A5ElRI = ! q { Z BisI3g7s8dRGH {
sUMMEB ARRAEaE1TST- b
GLEVELAND7& F0LBDO9R. R.
sUlIlIER ABRAEGElIEST.

y9,and after donday, Nay 5, ls62, Trains viii run
daily, az follows, Sunday uxceDleti.l -l-Ill
sos A. n CHICAGO ENPRFss-sso5. ,f. rrs.,4i,,,
On eoplnern Division, except Washinrton. and
ttl,e' Y Toledo ~ lo-25 A. n and Chicag0
9sisP n. NOh 3lAIL-zst0ps at al stations
on Northern Division, and arrives al ssfidu.si-J-
so ?. n, TELEGRAPH EXPREss-st0usaf Al an ats
- tons On soathefn Divisi6ll eTcars5 n T1siinT-
t9n and Gay Arrives iu Toledo az I0.i5 p u =
.-l-7 Chicago ct s:l5 A. MO t-7 1l7- r. -
, 1862-09-22
T EMON GALE d CO.,

General Communion Merchants.
10 1, Do1e1 Buts fok corner Clark ind eouth Wate1
Streefp EhifHEp, Ill
~ Butfns ~ confined strictly to commission.
, 1862-09-22
Gnmm.Bslun #xrctantB.
r EDUC d GIBBS,

COMmIB1ION MERCHANTS.
Particular attention gfyen to orders for Flour, Grain
wool 90. Ab@A 94yA3cee m2dH "a C114f8unn4af1
to 8af4so. New York. Boston and Montreal.
warehouse 80 and "a 8outn Water stre4k ChlcsEom
!. l1ouU. (te29 n&S1y] =. .. 0IBua.
, 1862-09-22
4 liberal EDUCATION Will


aStA1H uE1gA ~ ~ SSL1kua k2a 3!!IT.:k1
S:yxr. w1s open It's ecco9d yeAz Sept 81 ss Sithse
SuiaT Collegiate Acldemtc and Primary C.lssea
the College has OF twelve e1pesi. aced lcas5
IT pnd !. GtnErrs thor9nsh appe:ot1e the nast
sehotl buildings tn the Wet fcust vita ro.ture &C.
sis fe) al a.ape and attractive Military Px7E aI
:;aselisnt apd well l1En:slsd Arn5ry tine GymoA
t-e attention Of parents ani EuArdaua Tic largest
Mstitct:oA of u saes and character IN IT,. un,oa-
T., Cadets slko IN ARTILLERY and f.FsvTns {aeavy
and light TACTICS GoCArE and FANcT nBrLLs and
Z 7; i!o.ms. TEEn-11sa per school year for board,
!::n:sS:a room. fo hshtS *:..slaE and tuistoa IN
Ss:ts i;am q cad room and board ND { tae s!,ue
Ill. s43A-r1k3r
, 1862-09-22
Teaear Befnl1a mIM

VII Kate miss
Walker Agnsr miss
Watht'ufu Vim " mrB
Ns1u Mary mlts
l. amer sarah mffs
Neston MarEartt ESs
Tayman Rachel miss
Warrington HI ny nre
Warner Nancy D miss
Wentworth RI beccA N
WeF. Nary A J miFs
WentwDrthC UthfnJmt
Whit1idge Jnlia miss
Whfl'plc james T IKE
~ NJ
, 1862-09-22

~
Andrns11sephtns
Arnold 8 T mrs
Arlington l. l. mrs
Avery 6ilas mfs
, 1862-09-22
NH E. :.
Western Transportation ~
AND '--
WESTERN EXPRESS.
/ 8 So.

TnE WESTEFE TRANSPORTATION WH.
EAN3 E17f14 MAdo arTanEement1 to ran theie IaR0
fee1n 1For<!err on alternate days win those QE ~
NEW KOUk CENTRAL
, 1862-09-22

IQt1tA19s
B. 3 :. y. P. Tn dI.moui) Publisher Of
the Coast pi1ut ..Con6';,. Officer Ut Dau4!as
Guards h TN diamond) Ed: National Gan.
rcr.-- Dearborn Lodge ..AEher Lodge -.Orien.
tai Lodge, :. DtaneS Ludee Beet Looking Man
aid Il Recorder liz Monroe st :. T w 20.
l. Co Albany Stove Co.. Fifteen Dollar
Scxfog Machine 10.
, 1862-09-22

-Ahrepa Kate mise
Alien 1lectA mre
Allen George II mrs
Allts Mary mrs
Alexander Aunn Il nr
Baker Ella miss
Ra!1ey A b Enrs
Packer Josephine ms1
1saker T. Alice nltes
1,t.usor Ellen B hrs
I;aEc.rk Auoie miss
bAird a II
Harne%n rniEe
Barnett S mrs
I3sr.Gn Al1la mics
Dat1.y Mary /. nl1es
Et.ll II ..3,s
Rc'tMT Mary I u1zs
Ben, L Ut.l==1, II miss
E1,Efu .ann mice
FrIitCict sArAh II nfAs
BcLs.tit X SSmiss
l. Et5 Eary 1nra
Biz hey, Elizabeth
lstJ,E Mary a mrB
ErH-, lille 1ni-s
Er;t..r!l II + nlre .
Bls1. cl,a1E annie mrs
b;l~- Eat'y mtsa
BlirE 1:etsIe n mrs
I;l.I.AE+0n nlss
rttn&llE.ter mrs
C.Ii.cun Mary A miss
<,o'dtr i 1n's
C.9Nejl VIM snre
G,1.:.s:el' mrs
Cat.erou kale miss
THr7tft II EHJy
CA,s.l,i'.:ll Virginia 4
/ Ca1:lt..:d Es!za znra
Cer,p-.e!1 An-tl 8 mrs
Carter Martha mrs
Ca::.s T. II Mrs y
Cater j HeEesye
Cary "a mfs
tt,l:n Satah E mfrs
! Ht:y nelsa mlss
Chi IL E l. rors
G.h!.d xs.hclIn a mlsr 9
til. -tn4 4arG:e II mrs
(.a:ke ;.tiine G Hrs
C.ln.ls ;iar:a 1lliEa
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/ Coz. AHA mteH
(IIl3f1 i = ,try mrs
Cu:e.,tl til e Z mrs
Culm::n Eliza mlsa
Davis I.ohcst mrs
Da:crs EaiGa1i.e
Uati= r " mrs
Davis lit nnfe lnfss.
Day FU u,rs 2
D. M y. :. u,ra
! I}tr1.1s t1ahr mrs
| D. s.E-i $ 1lt1t
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|
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| Edwards Ay,,ln:'la mis-
Edaat..s $ " 1i.-s
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|
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| faraE Aoeala 1nats
yhr1eI l., zane j. Glss
Eslcn Z a mrs
Fletcher Nm mrs
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"a tt EL 1nEs,
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t.Ar11ck Z L mrs
"a Ir'p t:uus mrs
| Gase'fy Masy . MIS-
| Saofas'leon { aUN + Il
/ El'boL6 u, hell ue ul
/ tue" Gaft'4lne m1ss
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| Il1a!d l'fospero
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|
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80, -. -A.I VI '4 :.
, 1862-09-22

NsOl1LH 10 5lOChttOLDhh
Of the Tontca 1nd p te1sburg Railroad Comosuy.
mectirg Of Stockholders Of ii" Ione4 md e.:
burg Isaisead COMPANY, wilt be hei1 y 1ackso.xle
q CONFLICTING md aoprosinE crretsetnx AEs''s ~ q
JacitonvtI'c, Altsn 3 St Lo.is Hatlroad com9a7y:
snd II rid Articles thsli b apH:oHs IT. aass t!g
be held II Jack1onvl11e on kar daesnt9 4sy q Osso
bsr- :. = ..NA- G. GHEENS IffsslaeaE
, 1862-09-22
Rfgal Rnrtrgs.
RfYal 33urtrgs.
AJCTICE.-NIa.tei's Sale of the
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0quawka Railroad.

fot!e" If hereby Eivcn :h7f hv yirtua and IA n7rsn
of decree Ut tic Circuit f.cr-t of the UniteG
s:ss4 .sS sss
nnss no hs rsoEa n; mt oquawSt iaiGoti coa?,aS
&Ss;S & = I %'.!;sp ! Mss; Assef i,!ss sss;; @
cn5 s 1 IL ss 9sfs,a
a9a Ssey as C. e p Ia
tl4e sail nles s9altG.a.1 Dav,t I!idleg trustees.
c"r,ray. car AG: = G. I.dis Ia jaIes @ Ks Kn5x ii i::c,..i
GsE a l;S1; 2ni'y is,ssy L LEnt1sr
@ IT,: DER T. T. icntsn. 81 .si il s1st: % ot tn t
S sfp:s x Sas aa:os Ii @ ~ i ss sou, ' j.
~ tsS e fSt oef II a,d dS Gsnn liz o,S ld1 r. ~
II The ~ q nd esss 'anate @ sa sssyeso.
IT az ?r'fs RI sa
@ 7sS:A as eqatx fG q
r. the tsn'h iay Of se2ts.npe5 4 p 1Ss ant vh;st
s2ss:sy y
6 fa Ia n o7 fhs Il; a
sle"si: I'd AZ! IL sndaf. p q sr':s: ~ 1.5s
sSyerts fences eaH.ass 4; tnndess c.Es soos and M
Acquired b. the ss;s ccmpaas. anA upon. os.ed spe
sna eestro & an, II Ia :! lis M ~ sail
!he s.i Company w..t o; ths M li.no!s ti't'sr ~,
:sS ); T. .es &c
III Ss;;ss :s5s III +; os;SS. II
te1s nsfei, d:eassd I. t. H. ,atent,oa sn is.i1
ia RI ne ]; ,ssht:e. I'd 5es.. sssssa:d
ttersto 10 ncentaansr Wild te isrs Of TIE "a ,ttSa:s
@ amu at a., pa ,t @ % y aS , nnos.sT :. ~ nt xhn III
I'LL = ny e Il lie a4sies 70 o ss = @
vfn q Il ,s,d t, sste @ h sntlrd ~ to TO- BIZ nd IT,.
cf xhs9 Ms Jcs
assign. may hayc " trustees bondh ,lde nalsr
4. j. sna &: taia chet rTd y sras ID sand.:
u,acn thereof da.td the l!hh day Of uArc i. D. s5s
hvs hase!sa I"na: q one fh",s!nt dol!a:s saeh.
si, iarnu,siy nn.i now nut+tsnng anl witt corn,1+
unpaid tinre Eov+tnher iS; Nottce ts also .sIv.n
fat Ii r. provided said degree that the df .7ts
M ann ~ a., 81 any o. tt mi a psTsos ha1,ax len
~ t. ne 1sn asr a Of 15a: y sSas %
saa d: . hs5s y n:TSn
ntit tnch tuJt mr. nj Or de- re cr ot;-yTise Id t
netsnns him nsIrr III r them IL forrrer ha.rsn nn
d nom I'll ss,nty e -;
et q" ~, nn nv ~ LIE n,T sn a1 Gqee, t,cnt ;,S
r. hh H. mn sxeaf = p, nv pH'si i ~ er ~
il ,1,o + ths "a @ostea :! nfsnis "a
u .ns VII p1es IT, 1s1.
xho s pnsF t,s + q .;s
of i6.n. deliver pos there& 10 sn:l p.rch
ssi i "a S q
o1ri. tie report OF ertd sale 81 a. h.:: oe:a
confirmed til rue ssrc has hesn confirmed unlrr
In, NJ cou,ti =. md + S'a III saIis',o;
, 1862-09-22

DIANDS.-A variety Of stve1
Il Octaye4 fan iron ff&ue Ptsuo Fortes. from ~
70 - inch viii op sold cheap cash OF
p1ymfpts Sj}u Ptnnoe taken In eIehanFe. AepatrfnT
sntl vpine promptly atfende1 to- Stall Ma-!c WlEe
and God Teneers Tor 4A1e 1t lis 3,1h nezrn3tt
STREET. cn the second fooF.' ]. HAkaEoN.
, 1862-09-22


DENEVOLENT WAR-t;I,ATN
. ~---: >" ~ A.AA -
r. ~ sor Ine {cs. .mfh'd
and s.''orf ofee os Dearborn street ChlcaSo. III.
AfaIal01ss A9e CHARITABLE SoetE1T.
JOHN H, TURrnR- Rrn.sAn.*.
G. L. GREGORY. SecretArT.
n1-Iccoea.
.,,,.. =. o4AsefuSS:
InnN TtN = p i,T!EFIs. IgREER. AZ svsTCS BgHtEI'
JILANs S RrMSEF, 3. &. ROGERS.
Z, c. LATNED.
, 1862-09-22
amfrira1t GIatcbes.

THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY gtve nottce
That they hav4 lately Issued new style Of Watch
pFessly designed for eo1ders and others whe desire
good watch 1t naoderata price, These watches are
Intended to dsosee the worthless cheap watches d
British ard Sx1s manufacture With which the country
Is flooded, and which we.e never expected to keep
TINE when they vere made being sefuse mA1ufac
,nEes. seE: to :h!s country. because unsa1e&be II
hemc and used here only for jockeJtnx aud svinltuR
pu5ro.es.
re otIer 10 sci! Watch, which Is OF THE MOTT
SUBSTANTIAL Man sUFACTuKE AN ACCURATE
AND DURABLE TIME KEEPER, sad In Sterling
Silver Cases, Hunting Pattern. at n low price a. L.
ask fur the trashy Aucres and Lepnes Of tvre:g1
make. already 1tferrrd TO.
VIC have named the new eerfes OF Watches, Wx
ELLEl:Y. Bcttor. Mass. which will be found On
The p;ste OF every watch Of this MAJ utrsure and
ore CT. III trade marks.
Said hy AL respectable Jewellers IN the lo5a stlt.s
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS d APPLETON.
Agents Of the American Watch Company.
ecpe-uf2ln isa broadway. ny.
, 1862-09-22

r AXE SUPERIOR PIG IRON
IL Tne northern Iron COMPANY of Lake snpesio.
&rcr on hand ut it nocf in Eh1ca9o supply of Ch1t
coat Iron. direct lpm il Nast Furnace and Of al
xrAde to which the attention Of those wanting the be-
9cality ofthe Lake Superior. Metal u 'nv1ted: ome'
No. - s 1EsuP, kennedy . CO., Agents.
, 1862-09-22

Persons wishing drop letters advctised must
ef1N a hrcc cent ttamp.
t3~ Ofice open from Let OF Nay to tst Of No
vcmbet. daily {szcept Sunday. fso:n "a m til:
2. N. On Sunday f:um SIN It'll 199 N. From
November 1st ill May lst, from M till 8 p
daiy except Sundays), and On sund ". I:on $50
till mis- i. m. J. L. StKIPFS, +. 4,
4x15
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
A Peremptory' Letter.

" The following letter from Earl Russell
to Lord Lyons, recently submitted to Par
Lament among: other papers relative to- the
affair Of the Trent, goes to prove what was
believed at the time, that our amiable
British cousins meant either to have an
immediate surrender Of Mason and Sill
dell, ,>or else to unloose the dogs Of war at
once upon us: ,..r..
= EARL RUSSELL TO LORD LYONS. g.
FOREIGN OFFICE, Nov. 80. 1861.
In my previous dispatch Of this date, I
have instructed you, by command Of her
Majesty, to make certain demands of the
Government of the United States. -
Should Mr.. Seward ask for delay, in Or
der that this grave and painful matter
should be deliberately considered, you will
,ceousent to a. delay not exceeding seven
days. 2If, at the end OF that time, no an
swer is given, or7if any other answer is
given except that of compliance with
the demands Of her Majesty's Govern
ment, your lordship Il, Instructed to lea Ue
Washington Nth all ske members OF your
legation, brimg;ng sotth you the archipes
cftthe legation, and to repair Immediate
y to London. .; ! = =, y s.;.
#, however, you should be Of opinion
thet the requirements of her Majesty Gov
ernment are. substantially complled with,
you may report the facts to her Majesty 5
Government for their consideration, and
remain at your, post till you receive fur
ther orders.
You ,oiU communicable Nth Viice AID.
neiral Sir "A A;2ne immediately upon re-
ceioing the assseer of, the american Coz
ernn.ent, and yov ,oiW send Aim. a copy Of
that onsrer, together with such observa-
tions IS you may think fit to make. I.
You will also give all the information
in your power to the Governors Of Cana
da, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Jamai,
ca, Bermuda, and such other of her, Ma
jestys possessions ,as may, be within your
reach. - g, :, T9'
1sthere any one-Englishmcn or Amer.
ican-who believes chat if We had not
been in our present distracted condition,
the British Government would have taken
such q peremptory and Emenacing course
with us il is this threatening to Istrikf
ns. whenawe were down, which has lpw wer'
ed England C, much in the .estimatiou o.
these Americans who have been always
heretofore her warmest friends ~ Phila
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had bold II ne, and ths tvinkleins of .
bssdpost ssa I was hustled dSwn stairs into the
street. '''z"' "
e'Naow Mr.. Editor, let me ask what
are We, comi'n to, when jewrymen,-legai,
lawful jewrymenl Kin be tossed. about in
this way Talk about Cancers, Motmons,
Spiritualism, free love, and paaies-whar
are they in comparison !? Hersis q princi.
pie upset. As An iudiyidal; perhaps I'm
Of no great account; tan't for me to say; but
when as an enlightened jewwrrymuan I was
tuck and carried down stairs By profane
hands, just for asserting my right to sit on
; pigger-wYs it seems to me that the, pill
lows Of society were shook ; that in my ga.
cred person the hull" State itscl:: fegera-
tivly spekin', kicked down stairs:s If
thar's law in. the land, I.ll.have, this case
under writ of habus Corpus or icksey
DicEset.' 4..t Ell 49, ~ :..4..t.1.
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4, The Editor In Winon;a.

MRS. 0WlSsHELM'6 8 lecture. last evening,
on tho subject Of Woman's Wrongs, was
attended BY very fair audience, notwith-
standing the bad condition Of the streets,
which prevented many from getting out.
The lecture, though abounding in min!
gled pathos, humor and satire, was perva.
ded BY . strong under-current Of logical,
common sense argument, which could not
fail 70 sconvincs any fair mind that the
legal disabilities Of, woman in some cases
Egive rise to much inj Justice, and even heart
less cruelty. The lecturer, however,
doubtless presented the subject in its
darkest phase, selecting the extreme cases,
for examples of t"man's inhumanity to"
Wonan. In this She VAS, perhaps, to
some extent justified; for the laws are
made, Or should be, for the disobedient,
and not for, those who, being upright, are
ga, law unto themselves" The proportion
Of 'murderers in this State Is extremely
small as compared with those who do not
wrongfully take away life; yet it is very
necessary that laws for the prevention and
punishment Of murder should be enacted.
What Mrs. Swisshelm desires Is, in brief;
that the woman shall become legally indie.
pendent of the man-that she shall be
entitled 70 the proceeds Of her lahor-and,
that7the, title to one halt of all property be-
longing to the husband shall upon his
death, vest in the wife, for her benefit and
that Of her children. aShe argues that the
greater the independencesof the wife, so
far ps, right to hold property il, concerned,
the happier, as q rule, will the household
be-; and to enforce the correctness Of
this theory, cited her hearers to tae? gen
orally happy domestic 6resides Of Min :.
nesota, where, ifthe records are TO- be believ-
cd, more than one half of the real prop
erty in the State is owned and held by
married women! -
29z Considered as literary production
meraly the lecture; was able, pointed, and
forcible-full Of sharp thrusts and keen
s,rcasms, directed towards the lords of Gre
alton who delight to tyrannize over those
fair creatures who are but a Gerry little
lewer than the angels. Mrs. Swisshelm's
delivery, jas. a. speaker, is good she enun-
oates ist her words with great distinctness,
and very thoroughly understands the art
'ofholdlng the attention Of, if not Of charm
ing her audience. >.>.'
: -By.the-way, we con6dentislly advise
all heq-pecked husbands and dear young
Misses Softly, to torbear going to hear
Mrs. SwissLelm's lectures. We know
they would not relish her remarks =, for in
truth, Mrs. Caudle cannot hold candle to
the distinguished lady Of St. Cloud.-W-
mona Republican. ...,,! =.