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stimulated to increased animosity against
its authority. This has been prevented by
the prudent and manly course OF the Gov
ernOr.
The Message and Proclamation have
given confidence to loyal men, and assur-
ance to all that the State of Delaware shall
not be made the home of treason or conspir-
acy, against the authority of the General
Government
1t is now State question. The State
authorities are divided The Governor is
the executive, 1t is his duty not only to
suppress insurrection, but to prevent any
manifestation of active corporation with the
enemies of the government. He has de-
clared his purpose to maintain the national
authority, and to invoke its aid whenever
he may deem it necessary.
The undersigned believe that the deter
mination of the Governor was prompted by
laudable and patriotic motives, and by a
desire to maintain the proper character OF
the State of Delaware for loyalty, which
was in danger of being impaired by the OBJ
nOXlOuS enactment
This report was submitted to the Senate
by Mr.. Tatum, and that body ordered it t.
be be entered on the Journal In the House
of Representatives Mr.. Curtis presented it
and they refused to read it, alleging that i
was disrespectful to that body. Why SO
the majority did not deign to inform us.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-02

KENT COUNTY ALmsuousE.-Thc annual statement
Of the number Of paupers and the expenditures far
the support Oftne poor, Tor the year ending Feb.
2Sth, 1863. has been pnbIi.hed. From it we Learn
that 1877 persons were relieved during the year-94
whites and Al blacks, that there remained in the
Almshouse, at the date of the report "a whites and
81 blacks. During the year there were births an$
IA deaths in the institution. The total expenditures
Cor the support of the poor during the year were
S4,673.69; of which sum 1925 were received from
friends of inmates of the Alnishouse.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-02
The Royal Nupiiais.

More than four of the broad pages of the
LOndOn Times of March / lth are filled with
a report of the marriage Of the Prince of
Wales to the Princess Alexandra of Deu-
mark, and the celebrations and reioicingS in
honor of it.
The wedding was gorgeous and pomp-
GUS ceremonial, and the appearance Of St
Georges Chapel, while the company was
assembling, must have been most interest
ing The Queen was present in deep
mourning, her widows cap and PLAIN collar
being the only visible white articles of dress.
She was distinctly seen, sitting in the royal
pew, and as the members of the royal wed
ding party entered to take their places, each
made profound bow to her. The Prince
is described as having borne himself brave
| ", and the bride of course looked lovely
III behaved charmingly. Her train Of
white and silver was borne by eight young
ladies, all being "daughters of Dukes
Maquises or Earls.'' Just before the cere-
mony the choir sang a chOrale, the music o
which was composed by the late Prince
Consort. This overcame the Queen, and
she drew back from the window of her pew
and gave way to an irrepressible burst o
tears, and did not recover her composurt
during the rest ofthe ceremony. The Arch
bishop of Canterbury performed the mar
riagc service, numerous other prelates bein:
in attendance. When it was over, trumpet
sounded, bells rang and guns doomed, an,
Windsor, which was densely crowded, Wen
into commissions of JOY. The bridal part
returned TO the Castle, and in the Afternoon
the bride and groom went by special trail
to Southampton. where they embarked fo
Osborne in the evening. Everywhere o
, the route they We're received with the mo:
, tumultuous joy The who,e kingdom wa
ubilant that evening, aud every oity, tow
and hamlet had its illumnations, balls an
other festivities The wedding and its eel,
, brations appear to have gone off well, an
the young couples married life may be sal
to have begun most auspiciously.
9 On the occasion of the wedding illumin
i ton in London seven women were crushc
+ to death and upwards of one hundred pc
i sons had their limbs broken. Several rio
occurred and the streets on several occasion
: had to be cleared by the soldiers at the poi
/ of the bayOnrt.
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Approved, February 6. 1863.
fPuBL.c-No. l6.1

fUBLsC-NO. TO-
An ACT to increase the clerical and other forces of
the QdArternasier Generals Office, and for other
purposes.
BE il enacted 6y The Senate and House Of Repre-.
sendtires Of fhe United States of Anerics in Con-
rsss ssssblH, That there shall be added to the cler
lcai and other force in the office of the Quartcrmas
Yer General, 70 be appointed by the Secretary of War,
iour cearks Of class four aud ninety clerks of class
one also, thr:y cOpy>ts and six labor.rs at AN an
nual Compensation Of six hundred dollars elch.
See.2 dHd be IL further enacted, Tha. in settling
eie accounts Of the commanding officer of company
w clothing and other military supplies, tine affidavit
any sIch officer may be received to show the loss
of vouchers, or company books, any other matter
or rireInstaDce tending TO prove that any apparent
deficiency vas occasi"ned by unavoidable acc dent
@r l"si in actual SERVICE without any sAult hi'
part or that the whole any part of such clothing
Or supplies had been properly or legally used and
appropriated; and such affidavit may be considered
as evidence establish the facts set FORTH with o.
tTs,hn, other evidence, may to the Secreta
~ Of wsr just and proper under the circumstance
of the case
Approved, February I, 1863
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General Martindale, Military Governor OF
Washington, has adopted the strange Ieso-
luton of expelling scamps, swindlers and
thieves from the Federal Capitol. On We'd
nesday squad of rascals bearing placardG
inscribed with their respective crimes were
marced by detachment of soldiers through
the city, to the tune of the Rogues
March" If Gen. Martindale persists in this
course, house rents aud building lots car
soon be obtained for nothing in Washing
ton.
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1PUBLIC--No. 1871

An to provide for the protection Of overl nd
igrants TO the States and Territories Of the Pacific
Be il enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentatiUes United States Of America in Congress
assembled, That for the protection Of emgants by
the overland routes to the States and Territories OF
the Pacific the of thirty thousand dollars be and
the same is hereby appropriated out any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, TO be ex-
pended under the direction of the Secretary Of War
Prouided That ten thousand dollars of said appro
priation snail be applied to the protection of emf
grants on the route from Fort AbercOmbe by Fort
Renfon
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srARmkG CAsE.--on last Thursday evening Ma
thanicl Minuer was lodged in Dover Jail on the COM
mitmcnt Of VIM. II. Herring, Esq., charged with as
saulting aud stabbing John Jarrcl, near Felton, on
that day. Jarrel is said to be dangerously wounded
-DeLa,oQredn.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-02

The Richmond Dispatch, of the e&Sth, is
disgusted because Cox, Vallandigham & Co.
don'tstop talking against the Puritans, and
go to fighting against them.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-02

GoyERsoR's AID.--Govcrnor Cannon has appoint
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Camp. with the rank Of Colonel This 10 an excel
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ihas cured thousandsi3 within the last 2 years
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THE WIFE ola MORMON ELDER,


THAT one half OF the world cannot imagine
how the other hall live" is no less true than tre;
and the lesson the adage affords, our experience
and observation duly tend 10 verify. Then, too,
when we consider the ever varying phases OF hui
man passion, and the discordant eemonts from
which all novel aud fantastical sects are moulded,
II Gun scarcely seem surprising that a lalhln roc
ord OF actual events should exceed in singuarity
che widest dream of romance; that crimes,
both strange and unnarurals should be pcrpetralod
in a iar.otf country the outskirts Of civiliza-
iion, which, people in another state of society,
would never imagine possible Knowing as do
know, the evils aud horrors and abominatiOn ol
the Mormon system, tho degradation it imposes
on females, and the consequent vices which eX.
tend through all tho ramiiica lions OF the soc ETY.
a sense OF duty 10 the world has induced me to
prepare the following narrative for the public eye
The romantic incidents connected with my OK
porience, many may think border on the marvel
ous. 10 them | would say, that this narrative
OF my life only proves, what has so often been
proved before, that "TRrTu Is STRANGER THAN
FIcrIoN."-Aathor's Preface
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~A~O~
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