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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-26

thereof, and that the decision shall be
bona fdp, made with q full comprehen.
sion Of the facts, and announced by no
partial pen.
Let facts be briefly stated. The 18th
Tennessee regiment never challenged
the 18th and Goth Louisiana regiment,
or any other regiment, to q match drill,
and it never was challenged by 1T
Col. Won Zanken or anybody else, con.
seguontly the 18th Tennessee regiment
never accepted any challenge to o
match drill No medal was ever, in
any manner, presented or named as u
prize for which it was to contend. If
Lieut. General Hardeo announced q
match drill between the 18th and 20th
and the 18th regiments, he did not
announce it in hearing Of any one Of
the l7th regiment, or OF the brigade
commander. The match had never
been subject Of discussion in the l7th
Tenn. regiment, and there had been no
bets made by the staff officers Of John.
sons brigade, to which the 18th regi.
mcut was attached, and we have yet
to learn that any bets were made by
any other officers
What Lieut.. Gen. ltardee may have
said to Lieut.. Col Won Zenken we
have never been Informed.
The 18th Reg. Tenn, Vol. appeared
on tho ground on the 23d March with
-
out any expectation OF other duty than
chat which would fall to its lot in the
ldinary routine Of a review Its
officers were only solicitous to present
numbers and full ranks, and never
even expected to be called on to drill
as separate battalion. As a conse'
qucnco, about one fourth OF the men
brought out to review by this regiment
were recruits. There was not one field
or staff officer present with the regl,
ment. Tho Colonel, A. >. Marks, ana
his Adjutant were absent on account
! OF wounds received at Murtree ,boro;
Lieutenant Colonel Watt W. FLOYD
was absent on very short leave, ana
the Major q. &, DavIs) was, ana sun
is, prisoner of war, captured at Muir
frocsboro. Under these circum stances,
Lieut.. Gen. liardcc expressed WISH
that Brig. Gen. Bushrod Is. Johnson
would drill their regiment, but gave TO
the latter no intimatlon that there was
! to be any match or any sort OF contest
| Indeed, Brig. Gen. Johnson ana tne
17th Tennessee regiment were totaIiy
ignorant as to what regiment would
follow in the drill. lie consequently
drilled the regiment without any
special purpose to show it OIL to lt>
best advantage; and corrected, anc
made more glaring, small omissions
that might have passed unnotlced. /
the 18th and goth Louisiana regiments
had made the match subject OF DIS
cussion for several days, they certainly
had many advantages, from the lntor
est excited in the officers and men, tc
say nothing Of the fact that It's flSl'
officers were present However well;
regiment may dIill, there are many
-.[, hot ~ aha hn com mADu
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-26

Prices at Memphis have nearly doubled
under the recent order prohibitihg the ship
ment Of provisions and other necc'5ar'2J from
the North.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-26
NO. l5l
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
RICHMOND, April "a.

, In the Sanate a lengthy debate took place
on the motion to take up the bin to provide
for the transfer Of soldiers in regiments be
longing to any State other than their own to
regiment Of their own State. The motion
was finally negativcd
The amendment to the House bill amending
the impressment act was agreed to. pro-
yidas that in case the inprcssing officer disap-
proved of the valuation claim, j. will be re
forrei to commissioners appointed under tho
impressment act
The Senate bill dropping from the roll OIL
Ger, Of the army absent without leave passed
Nothing important Open session Of ths
House.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-26

r-LF" We have cause again to grumblo on
account Of not receiving the following hs
ratchc. in time for yesterdays issu":
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing
Letter from SHOWS Md. Battery.

NQt IA AREEh, ~ pun <biH lciI.
Mr.. EDITOR :-Tlinking our friends in Cecil
take as much interest in us ls to desire TO know
of our whereabouts and loings has induced
me through the medium of The Uhig to try and
inform them.
We left our municipalities, near White Oak
Church, OF the morning of the tenth of this
month, and ON the evening of the same day
pitched tents near Hunts Reserve. We remain
cd there two days; then resumed our march,
and in eight hours arrived here. Nothing of
any interest varying the monotony OF our change
" base.
We are now campcd within one mile of the
Potomac, Of which we have magnificent view,
presenting an exhcraing contrast with its
panorama of sails and steamers, to that of the
dull, dear, pine forests we have lst emerged
from: especially to us who have spent the most
of or lives upon one of the most poetcul rivers
in North America.
Our present camping ground is an excellent
selection, being upon an almost level field, near
one hundred feet above the level of the river,
and bounded on all sides by deep IN, ines, whose
precpitate sides at the outbreak Of the war We're
covered by dense woods and undcrbrrlsh, which
hayc been cut down in order that our g,nboaiS
can the better brow thclriron moral pcrsuaSielis.
On guns, in battery, lace westward and conf
smand one of the principal roads to the landing
Pat the terminus Of the fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad.
We now constitute part of the force detailed
for the protection of iooker's base. On several
of the most prominent hills earth iortiications
have been tlrown up, one Of which it is said we
will occupy. But this is doubtful, us their
erection is only II precautionary measure, to be
take advantage OF i'll case of extreme necessity
Should the rebel cavalry make Il lengthy dash
This far, the Battery is confident that outside of
the forts they will be more than Il match for
them.
| All the men, but two or three, are fit for duty
The sanitary condition of the company has been
exceeding good the last three or four months,
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TO CONSUNIPTIVES,'

THE advertiser having been restored to
L health in II few weeks by very simple remedy,
after having suffered several years with lung
affection. and that dread disease. Consunptui-s anX
uus to make known to his fcow-suflcrcrs the means
of cure.
7" all who desire it. he will send copy Of the pro-
scrton used free If charge.) with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will ilnl u
SURE CURE for Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis &c-
The only Object of She advertiser In sending the Pre-
scrpton is 10 benefit the afflicted and spread informa-
ton which he cnceives to he invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
REV. EDWAR A. WILSON. Willianshurgh
Mar rs, 1S63--5nr. Kings County, New-fork
EDITOR OF WHIG-DEAR Sir with Your permits
mission wish to say to the roaers of yonr paper that
will send by return mail to all who wish It, (frec
Recipe. with full directions for making and using SIM
pie Vege able Bals that will cffcctually remove in 10
days PmI les Botchas, y1n. Ere. kles and all Impure
ties of the Skim leaving the soft clear, smooth and
beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
Bare Faces simple directions and information that will
enable them to start full growth Of LnNuriant Hair,
Whiskers or Moustache. in less than 30 days. All
applications answered by mail without charge.
Respectfully yours.
TIIOS. 7. CHAPMAN.
Chemist.
Mar H. 1ss3-2m No S3l Broadway New York.
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ONE THING At A TIME,

IT has long hcsn matter Of observation that the
business Of Elktnn conducted in too MIXED
ncr that it would hr To the advantage of the place if
the different branches were separated. That lay this
those engaged in the sale If the several commodities
would he able to have hanl much larger AMI better
stock than in the present way things are mixed. and
thereby bring persons here to- purchase who 60 to
the city only because there they nl better
Of the particular article they want
Seeing this L. d. Lehman. on Main Street. next door
to DR.. Mtchcils Drug Store. has embarked in one
branch of buSincss-that Of Ladies' Apparel: Dress
aools, Cloaks, and Millinery Goods generaly-every-
thing that ladies His stock is large. Of good
quality and well selected in variety Of styles and fabrics.
He is constantly receiving supplies from the city,
that ii may always he depended upon that he will have
all the late and fashionable STYLES # goods in his line.
Should this effort to classify business here be SUCCESS
full it will doubtless encourage others to devote their
attention exclusively to other branch If the
retail business Thereby the business If the will
he largely increased and the people will be enabled to
purchase articles to their satisfaction, and at
moderate prices.
He has hand lot Of Reay-,Iade Cothing-part of
his former stock which he is selling oil ut less than cost
for cash,
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Correspondence.
Correspondents OF The Cecil Wing
Letter from the jth Md. Reg't.

POINT OF ROCKS, Md, May 4th, 1868.
Mr.. EDITOR 1T would he IA favor, which
will he appreciated, and which would only he
adding another 10 The many obligations tie 9Th
Md, is indebted to you for, by publishing the
following:
On Friday Tie Ist day of May, arrangements
had Eecn made by the members of Go. {, Capt.
John Carroll; Co. ID, LIST Lieut.. VIM &. Iur-
nell, communicating, and Co. +, Capt. Saumc
Marsh, to celebrate the occasion, bj n display
OF fireworks and general illumination hruJigh-
ont the camp. The rXcYti"ns of the men we've
actively seconded by the couneuance and sup
port OF their officers. Invitations were given
10 all the citizens of the surrounding villages, ii
large number Of whom gratefully accepted the
inia;ion-the majority being Indies. In speak
ing .! the latter, am happy to have it in my
power TO hear testimony 10 The grace and beauty
which abulmds III Ibis portion Of Frederick
county. They were decided acquisition, and
added considerably to the enchan!nlcnt of the
occasion Tie different avenue, wee aiti>li-
raly urran entrd with eycrgigr!lS a. were also
he officers quarters, and the principal entrance
the camp. Arches we've formed, and an ilhi-
minated inscription of " IfaH to our Cpionci,
Hm. Louix Schiey ~ "DcGth to 1r0itors I"
" Darn ~h the Copperhcad Democracy
HIcOmc to Gcnsrai Norris, commanding TIE
Fad Brea G :" &c. &c. The national cuors,
with the Irish and Dutch tugs, adorned each
archway, the rc~imcntal flags being displayed
III the entrance. IN fact, the whole arrange
men'S were most beautiful, and created quite IA
grateful surprise.
Lager beer was literally distributed To the
men; whilst champagne and other stinuans
we're done ample, Justice to by, oar stranger
guests. Loyal and pnir"l ic speeches and I",lsts
we've given, aud responded 10 with nwjli and
force, which only soldiers known how t" give
The worthy master Of ceremonies, Capt. John
Carroll, Introduced "IHe Guest IF the EreNing,"
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Surgeon Thos. A. Getty, U. S. A.,
Medical Director of the 4th Army corps,
and whose mother and sisters reside in this
town, came very near being captured by the
rebels recently at Williamsburg, Va. The
Doctors absence from the insane Asylum,
which institution he had under charge, at
the time of the raid was committed, saved
him from the clutches of these wretches.-
Gen. Dix has determined to put an end to
these raids. He has written a very plain
letter to Henry A. Wise, commanding the
rebels near Williamsburg concerning the
matter. 1t says Notwithstanding General
Wise's professions of kindness to the insane
at Williamsburg, and his charitable petition
to Gen. Dix for their relief, in default of
his own ability, the rebels have been per-
mitted to make raids upon this sacred
ground, and recently stole off several color
ed servants and nurses from the Asylum for
the Insane. These raids have been repeat
ed and assisted by the town inhabitants.--
Gen. Dix therefore threatens, in case the
aggressions continue, to send the insane to
Richmond. He will also destroy any house
from which our soldiers may be fired upon,
and put TO death, as a violation of civilized
warfare, any private citizen who co-operates
in these attacks.
Grand Gulf has been captured, with
600 prisoners, al! the guns, ammunition and
stores.
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Excitement in ElktOn, Again.

Now the Great Show is and strangers and citizens
have had day of mirth and pleasure. and seem well
pleased herewith But they will be much better pleased
by paying visit to WM McCLElLANp's New STORE, i'll
the Hollow. nearly opposite the Ekon House. where
they will find large stock Of New Go0ds just received
from the city. suitable for Spring and Summer, all which
have been selected with Ladies' Dress Goods such
Delncs Of the latest styles styles French Lawn.
fine now style Mozambique. new style Plaid Luster
style Grnadines Black and Drab Alpaca, style
Mohair Plaid styles Of Fancy, Plaid and Black Dress
silks: also Prints and Gnshans suitable for the
Mems Wear, such Ms fine summer Cassmeres and Cloth
Jeans Cottonades all new styles: ReadyNlade Clothing
such Pants. Coats and Vests, all styles Men and
Boys Hats large assortment latest styles Men and
Boys Boots and Shoes Ladies' Boots and Shoes. good
assortment of Ladies Sun Umbrellas and Parasos all
new styles ether Umbrellas large lot. stock
of Hardware, Queensware Wi"w-ware and Cedarware,
Cutlery. New stock Of choice Family Groceries. Sugar
Cured Family Hams. selling for Il cents psund
Strangers and citizens you respectfully invited to
call and examine stock of Goods before you purchase
elsewhere. think you will be much pleased with
the Goods and great deal better pleased to ma that
sell Goods - per cent cheaper than we could
month ago. We selling the best Coal oil at 90 cents
per gallon. Call and see. NM McCLELLASD.
Nav ., 1S63-3w
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Gbe Hlarkcts.

EIKroN MARKEr.-Red Wheat, 81 70;
White do. 81 10; Corn, IS cents Oats,
SOC 90 cents. Glover Seed per pushell, 81.
WILMINGTON MARKET, May sth.-Flour
per barrel, So 500 s IS, Wheat, per bushel,
40, Corn, So Corn meal, per bushel, 80;
Oats, 500 so; Cloverseed per bushel, S. %
Timothy Seed, So 90
BALTIMORE MARKEr.-White Wheat, 81 IS
al 80; Red Wheat, 81 65; Corn, white,
91@ so cents; Yellow, 1892 cents y
bushel; Oats-Maryland, 80 cents;
and 90@92 cents for Pennsylvania.
HAY AND SrRAw.-We quote good to prime
baled Timothy at 22a$23; loose do. at Fla
S22; Glover, loose, SIS; Rye Straw: LOOSE
SIG, and Wheat and Dat do. at 9a$lo Per
ton.
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Gusta Pcrcha Cement Roofing.

;e No. pr,f : ha 4
Nv "'' :" ~, ~ IVA l., =: yam -. "Ila ~.
',,a w. ~ 80. VI h''
s;as y" - 70 -''''" "''''"' 'n' 'n''
III. ,r,ic,o has L,o, t,o-or,b,v ,osto,;, Now
VIZ n'1 NV" ,',"'"ss 1911 I" w."
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a,,o,t I,,i,i;, 'Li"o S';'''i ~, ~,
troh;t"r,s ,nd H. irip,, ,hn nv FAM Yonrs
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H., j.; :, ~ 49,; -, ro.n.t ~,
u, r. ,h 1 NV" nr' r>'r1 ,'a,;,. e..
s.,.s ,s ,iI",r, "''' A'"'' AVA '''''''e '''
uIi; ia ~, .,, ,c. o, =: a.
rnjtsl states which c,mlincs The very desirable
rr"r'r,r, OF Elasticity ant D"rnb''ity' which are
"h'No'S"ly "cR1"SltNSef TO DC possessed 81
"n',d i'"'cnn "'H ln'ia Rubber:
ne F@teHSe OF applying II Is tnIhihg' as an
oidhsiy ito'i can he covered amt finished the
sane gay, ana when finished forms perfectly
ere !rUo' gu ri''e' WIN an elastic b"dy, which
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! 90 9YY ) ) )
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. J. DUPONCO'S
Golden, Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

ISFALIIBLE IN CoRRECTISG IRREGULARITIES,
AND REMOVING ORSTRrCTIoNS OF THE MONTHLY
TURNS FROM Whatever CAUSE.
To LADIES, here is proof positive. 1t is NOT
very far fetched and to the Proprietor
through Of the " oldest and {! most rcSpccta-
BILE - Druggists in New York State. whose nam.
is connected REED.-" One of the first ladies of
Utica" n. Y. called upon my Agents in that city
(Messrs. VIM Bristol & Co y and told them that
she of course dii not wish her name made public,
hut if any one should doubt the wonderful efficacy
Of DR.. Duponcos Golden Pills. they might refer
any lady to her. rs she considered it a duty. as
well asa pleasure. to relate her knowledge os
their efficacy al a,instercd to her daughter a
young lady II years old. She was fas, going into
consumpton-had taken cold--nature became
ob>tructcd. Two boxes of these Golden Pills
entirely cured her. she is now in robust
heath. So say all who have used them Remcm-
her the ingredients composing these pills arc
made known to every Agent. who will tell you
they win perform all that is claimed for them
" Price. 81 .O6 per Box
Sold Mt DR.. II. II. MITCHELL'S Drug Store,
ELKToS. Mb Sole Agent for Cecil county.
Ladies. by sending him 81 90 to the Elkton
Post Office can have the Pills sent by mail to any
part of the county. Sold also by Bn"wX h RRo.
and :. $. IIANCE. Baltimore GEIMsHAw h Co,
Wilmington and by Druggist in every town
in the United States and by HALL & BurhEL,
General Wholesale Agents, 2lS Greenwich St,
New York. S. ID. HOWE.
Sole Proprietor. Now York.
N. B.-None are genuine, unless tho box is
signed S. d. HOWE. July II, lS62-ly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09

Mr.. Nallandigham, the notorious mem
Der of the last Congress, was arrested at
Dayton. Ohio, on Wednesday,, by u detach
ment of soldiers sent up from Cincinnati,
to which city he was taken. His friends
attempted to rescue, but failed Nallandig-
ham has been engaged for some time past
in making disloyul speeches in the State of
Ohio. Last week he was announced to
speak in a backwoods town. where, owing
to the prevalent disloyal sentiment of the
eighborhood, it was supposed he would
express himself more boldly than he had
formerly done. Accordingly Gen. Burn
side sent detail Of men, in citizens dress,
to hear and report what he said. 1t is sup
posed that his arrest was made upon iuform-
alton obtained by these men.
= BY an arrival at New York ON Monday
we have dates from New Orleans to the 18th
ult. General Banks was at Alexandria on
the Red river which had been captured
before his arrival by three of Admiral Far
ragut's gunboats. The blockade of Red
river by Admiral Farragut is reported by
the Rebels to have been most disastrous to
them, and the capture of Alexandria, which
is now held by General Banks, must compel
the Rebels to evacuate Port Hudson, as its
stratagetic Importance to them no longer
CATION of Red river but the gallant old
Admiral, with the cooperation of General
Banks, has put an end to Rebel supplies
from Taxas and Mexico.
The laost advices from Cape Girar!cau
state the rebels under General Marma1ukc,
after having their rear assaulted twice. and sut-
tcring severe loss, finally escaped across the
Whitewater river, burning all the bridges
behind them, and disappearing by various
routes in the direction of Chalk Bluffs, on the
ArkailSis line The result of this raid to the
enemy is repeated humiliation, Disasters and
cowardly flight before inferior numbers.
Destructive HAIL SToRM.-Thcre was
severe hail storm in York county, Pa, Il few
miles southwest of Wrigthsvillc, on Sunday
afternoon. The hail was six inches thick on
the ground. Five mill ponds Were swept away;
the streams Were so swollen that they could not
he crossed by persons on foot, and the crops
seriously damaged.
The steamer Majesty was burned on
the 9Th, below Hickman. The fire was first
discovered in pile of mattresses, and was
doubtless the work of an incendiary. She
had on board about 400 tons of commits
sary stores and $50 horses, and all except
two we're burned
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PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,
SYMMETRY OF FOR,

SYMMETRY OF FORM
YOUR HEALTH. AND MENTAL POWERS:
BY using that Safe. Pleasant, Popular, ana Speci-
fic Remedy known as
MBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Read the Advertisement in another column, and
profit by it
Diseases and Symptoms Enumcrat ed
Cut it out, and Preserve it. You may not now
require it
But may ut some Future Day.
/" 1t gives health and vigor to the Frame
And bloom to the palid check"
1t Saves Long Suffering and Exposure.
Beware of Cnunerfcits! Cures Guaranteed.
Anti %, lSG3--2m
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
GFSE-HH, TIyyE

T1lIlS is the cheapest and said to he the
4 best lime, by those who have used it.
1t will be furnished in boat loads Of 1000
bushels, u order, at any convenient landing
On Chcaapeakr Bay or its tributaries, in good
condition, at very low figure.
Orders left at Port Deposit will he prompt
ly attended to by II. WAkEMAN.
REFERENCES Jefferson Ramsay, Corbin
Cooley, VIM. j. Stcbbing, Jos. Orr, (plas-
tercs,) John Brown, (plastcrer.)
Mar %, 1S63-tf
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The Rebel forces lately in front O

The Rebel forces lately in front of
Suffolk have retreated across the Black
water, and our forces are in pusuit. The
Nansemond river is cleared of Rebel bat
teries.
The 10th Ohio Regiment, Colonel Wood,
returned on the Goth ut. to Nillikens Bend,
from an expedition into Mississippi. They
visited the corn-growing region on Deer creek
and destroyed 100000 bushels of corn and 30
cotton gins and grst mills in Rebel employ
Three All regiments of negroes are now organ
lied at MillikenS Bend, and fourth is nearly
fun.
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Porter, Ale and Mineral Water.

rENllE undersigned would res M7t R9fsMn
4 pectfuly say to the public M 4 4 II
that he is prepared to supply WIZ aaysMssS II
Taverns, Private Families, &c, Ssss.ssasazsSsIA
at short notice AMI on accommodating terms
with Massey G. C"liins' celebrated Ale in
barrels and half barrels.
Bottled Porter Ale, Lager Beer and Cider.
Mineral Waters of various havors, bottled
pnre and unadulteratcd, for sale.
Place of business on MAIN STREET,
EAKTON, where all orders will be received
and promptly attended 10.
JOHN CARROLL.
Mar 81, 1863 tt
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The CiRcvT CorRT.-Thc following bust
ness has been disposed of since our last
report:
State rs. b. b. Price--indctmcnt for as.
sault and battery with intent to kill w. W.
Price. This was a removed case from
Cecil county, and occupied the attention of
the Court from Friday morning of last week
until tuesday afternoon of this. The trial
was by jury, and some forty or fifty wit
neSses were examined. The Jury after IA
short absence returned a verdict of "not
guilty." Perkins and Nickers appeared for
the State. and Chambers, Ricaud and
Groome for defendant. -EcRt Ncns.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09

The steamer Australasian arrived at
New York on Wedne sday, with foreign
adviccs To the 18th ult. An animated
debate on American affairs had occurred in
Parimcnt. Mr.. Roebuck declared for war,
and Lord Derby and other opposition mem,
bers attacked the Ministry. The papers
seem to regard the condition of affairs as
critical. The steamer Sea Queen had left
for Matamoras without the mails or any
special promise Of protection. Lord Pal
merston declared in Pertinent that there
was no reason to believe that the American
Prize Courts would act unjustly. Lord
Russell said that the seizure Of the Dolphin
and the conduct of Mr. Adams would be
represented to the American Government
for redress.