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sE2IsIs bot n TITPEGAKY,

Ia toe tow Ct 1iHpera77, riot Of 20.
nous ps!urs occurred. A large ii'umiua-
tjon was got up in front of the cas wnrka
N that SEE, Nh a considerable crowd
gathered IN troGt Of il. Some pcr.oas
who ha,! SO psr,cuinr sympathy with Ito
Prince or tbs irisess.. tn. Saxon cr tho
!}sna, threw fev ..oCc. P; The hazirc
ataf. All considerably spoiled il, haau',.
i'hsr.npon are Of the propris.o-. Of tia
sss works sen' f2r pay % police, a1d
taa pSrlv came. bas they received so warrn
capsiou rem the Trperary boys, tha,
they Ia! - rush back 30 the barracks f4-
;hs'' arms. But even s;;.- getting thga,
sasi coming out a-aio, they we're be&.sr
hssE, And Rad 10 take she,.er n some oi
lha ho"ses q acme II the cil:zsrs unit, re-
iaforc-ERans caraa % ii an. Sa,jyinn on:
again, they wore rast 80 s,;iily as ever 10y
TIA paopis, whom they several times char.
:esl With !isel Isvo0ets. ini'jc.iEx sore:a
~o@7 IS upoa many Of them Edvard
Wsli was stabbed in the back, Patrirt Rr-
sn was at@hos vice in th- ,hIgh, ~ an
other nam had b. ancAr cat of. To o.
'aTea Of the Police were vounGel with ia
~tona-. A msz nam2i John Evan vas
subsequently brought before the nla-i>-
tfates, on d charge Of riot. He PLEADED
gnitty, but he magistrates decided on rsni
ing the casa l"r trial to the Q.a~.c- Sss.
s,.-e
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Military Execution at Indianapolis.

Military Execution at Indianapolis.
Flo the indianapolis Scutnel March 2S.
The sentence Of the general court mar.
lial, condemning Robert Gay, private
Of the list Regiment, shot to death" al
such time and place as tie general com.
handing the Department Of the Ohio
might direct, WAS carried into effect yes
terday afternoon at 3 O'Clock, on the par
sds ground IN the resr Of Burnside Bar
racks
The list Regiment, TO which tie un-
fortunate man belonged, first marched out
TO the parade ground, aud formed on three
sides Of o square, the opening to the east
The cavalry drew up in line on one side,
aud batter Of artillery on the other
The troops had hardly fornel when car
riage, fo.!owl b. squad of cavalry. was
seen apvroach,sg. i coffin "ga lifted
trom an express wagon and placed at the
east or open part Of the square and q
firing p9r:y Of twenty men took position
about twentv PAGES to the ges. Of i. fac
ing east. Tie carriage lroyei in, and Shgr-
If Robinson, the prisoner, and two others
got out. Tie cilice? commanding The fir
ing party read the finding ana sertanca Of
he court, the approval ~ the President.
aud the order of Gen Wight to carry the
sentence into effect between the houTs If
, and ) O'Clock, on Friday, the 2Gh dav
Of March, 1862, end the order Of Cen Car.
Fngton, naming the place, and tie hour
at ) i. n.
The prisoner appeared firm and co,npos-
ell lie vas apparently less affected than
those around him. There was nothir~
defiant or reckless in his look CT demeanor.
and vet nothing to show that he felt any
dread Of the rapid approach Of death IL
was rather q fnc looking man, nearly or
quiet s:y feet high, VIII. = magn.lic;en,
lead, and clear, open conn,enance. dark
brown hair and blue Aves As he stood
berd5 'hn men ee'eo'ed to execute the
.au,arce IF the lev. erect AMI, ..-'ir, With
he thon,h;fnI sLs1a en,o.s lie faca NJ
che 7,clod u,or ;,;,,, III b., i1.
800 - 800, hIl,.a.:.-
AZ, ,o,,.eLo ,no,.- ..>i..s wv -,
law. - - - ''''''''' 10 '''
"a s.;l ho ,,ood to.,ro ,.....1
- ho .Lo, - 5o,,h anJ 49,,
r,es hs wonIJ snnas~ bafora u, a. ~ ', IA
that i now hersns him - taI1 no ,r,',I,
and be would do it. Hs has acted yrong
very WRONG indeed Wba, ha bod do1e
ras Enthusiastically lo,o Va nas or.or
,,ad v;tl Leino ., aa.ar,or 80 80 , L.,
b was Not s,a IT, ,,'i " 'Ls, o"'
tended to desert his regiment or ,o,,n.nv
he had done what he diI for nnr,,asn .,
so,.;n. on, of H., or,.;a
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THE ETSJ.

had Ro- the ring has been put az. the.
sr- man ant wife TIE sr.. blessing Ia.
bsen spoken, ard tie orgs1 reas out tie
chant for ths o1th Hssl:n. Again This
man And :ais ~oirsn aye sns.,Ing before
he lords tah's, and the PRAYER far She
blessing Of oh>r,in2 haa been sTe,ed ~
End the Apostles te.sAiag Of he dat.
o. mar .ud ~. feci.e...
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The WEsCossIs MILITIA-Ihe Militia
Bill has passed both branches of the Leg
islaturs It provides for enrolling all
able bodied men between the ages Of IS
and 40. Three rsgiments of minute men
are to be held in readiness to be called
into service at any time. Company drill
Of all men fit for duty throughout the
State, is required six times year, with 4
general muster Of regirnental organizations
semi annually.
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Another Tows REDEEMED The Dem
ocrats Of Gibson redeemed. that town on
Tuesday from the shackles Of Abolition
ism. They elected JAsoH PELLET as
Chairman, and gave CoruaEs 20 MAORI
". Gibson has heretofore gone RepuJli-
can
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las ulmos. excitement existed in ire
land OF the marriage of the Prince Of
Wa's., sad The people exhibited ,,..iroc-
position 20 the siorifca,ions in rnanvws,s.
There vas riot in Trinity College; the
s,ojsns q! the Catholic Uui,srsitv tore
down ID. ilum nations. md m.nv similar
ac;' we're psrpstra.sd. We have only
'osn 20 publish The particular. Of he rots
Ia Cox and IirpersTy, AS gwen BY cor
respondent o. lhs New York IRISH ImeY;-
cIn.,
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.ES W LIE0.

While these sound. are pesiino. tie
Ear an ringing notes Of Hss.>. lind
to- sschTnldt sgsin re ever all. The
tlHess has flung many stnlis. sra s;..-.
20 tbs Lii1s and bridegroogn. asi fo- =
While her face has forgotten ~ .zdaas
snd Ike unils. procession Of hrii. sad
brifrgreom moves towards tn. nave
beth sending 'h.ir acknowledgements OF
The sm.ie4 AID nrsroksa blessing, that
great them from eve'v s.t!a
They pass ihrouc' the .ui;,;r, 81 their
Fstlrlng rooms, grsdasl,y HI. a-s's OF the
nave and choir e.P,7 of ;heir brilliant oc
cuDGn.s
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The Ele elton,

The election On Tuesday vas very quiet
aad peaceably conducted, and resulted,
usual, in'the succsss of the Republican
cket, bat by greatly decreased m aiofilies
-;he Democrats making a mos. gallant
,'it during the day, and bringing the Re-
'olicsn majority from 300 heretofore 10
)out 100 now, while some of our candi-
ties, Including Ar. HoRs, for Town Clerk
inc within a few votes of an election,
ID We actually did elect AUGUsT bERSER,
.er G. w. EMERY for Sea!er OF Weights,
10 one Democratic Constable either
r, PErrEr or Mr. HAssos. These gem
smen have tie tote, and we presume
Ill draw lots for the prize. One more
eserrnined effort, and we have them sure.
ne following is the vote for Town Off
srs.
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Vote for Judge---Cothren Sweeps the
County
We give The reported vote Of the several
towns in Manitowoc county, AS far IS
heard from, for Chief Justice, which, as
fast as the returns come in, % 10 show
that MONTGOMERY NJ COTHREN has
obtained a very large majority:
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AP0LoGY.-Jls large number q Tick
e's which have been ordered from the
country te"ns during the past week, hs.
prevented US from priatiDg more than
half sheet this week.
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~ One thousand dollars was .pentiu
.ryinG TO illuminate tns f3gs dome Of s.,
Pans, London, on the nigh, Of lie
Prince S Welding The effec, wa. far
ire, ms j. is said to have looked ike a bov
ightius a match on hogsbead.
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Tx BANNER TewH Maple Grove srs
ialns herself A. the Banner Town. She
gave CoTHa.S $50 votes, and Dixon nary
ore.
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The knights will hold their own seats
to dav. the gaps caused by absences be
ing filed up By the la..ias Of Knights, by
Dukes, Ministers. and the wives Of official
persons. None lower than Duke Is
privileged to sit in these angus: plscss.-
The rest Of these four blocks is occupied
by peers and peeTescs; by gentlemen
holding high Offices or forming part Of
the suite Of the Qaeen and tie royal vis;-
tors.
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kossUTH.-TAe Democrats Of this town
performed node work in redeeming it
from the control of Aboli,ionsm-elect-
ing every man or taeir ticket by about 70
majority. Bully for Kossuth Stand up
30 it, bows
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STILL THEY COME.

PeeTesses, young and oId-the young
sweeping IN one the arms Of the gentle
men ushers, and showing much manage.
ment Of crinoline rs they insinu.te them
selves along avenues, ard into seats PLAINS
ed in days of less swelling 4rapcrv TIE
elder ones, comfortably cloaked and shawl
ed, and busting into and settling ,ham~
selves in, their places with the air OF
women w'.o know how 70 make themselves
comfortable under all circumstances, and
haze stood The brunt of such scenes before
More arrivals, an1 The business mu1t;pIiss
upon he gentlemen ushers We cast fre.
quent looks at the Queens closet. J. is
still occupied only by groop of laiies,
coufdentia! palace functionsries. who will
soon rslre to The outer compartment Of
the closet, but meanwhile take this oDDor-
tunitv Of good look from the NEST com
mandiug seat in the building.
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TEE sFzCTsCL. BEP0ag THE ALTAR.

The hrids j, seated in face q the altar,
tho hrides'n sdn is h"a.ing lsr com p2nv,
ahd he' father and tss Duke Of Cam
bridge her supporters, standing little
way behind; and 's-n uprisa. the CAaro.
10, TIE composition o. the Primes Con.sr.
Distinguished among al the v,ics. 81
the slagsra IS the ~ondsrtni organ Of Ma!
stne Lind, sad she Other rs;cs. were Sor
thy OF such )-sii"S f,r IN .hs1 orchestra
'aany Of the hs.t rac-list. IN London have
been CAD % ssd Place.
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MnwAUKEE ELrc1IoS.-The Democrats
carried The city Of Milwaukee high am
dry, eIecting EDWARD O'NEIL Mayor, and
giving Judge CoTHRES 200 majority.
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TIE DgThEIIaE F10M WINDSOR.

a t"entT minute, past one the car
ris.e, with the n.slv marrisl pair, mad.
is appearance. upon tho top OF The Castle
Hill. anl proceeded A. 4. rather rapid rate,
escorted BY troop. f Lie Guarl', to the
C.-;ie BY this tim. the .?sca ex'o1d
ing from tic Castle ga'ea down TO High
street vi, denss!y packed with an sn
thu.a,tic co~d The Princes ~as ran'ur.
ous'y cLeered a. shc passed, ard Lo~s
evidently with qualification. in aeknpv-
Ieigment. She appeared flushed, which
wa, OF course. only natural. |. made
her look, If possible. more charming
The Prince, by her side a,ao borsd hi,
Acknowledgements, Ia, he looked pale,
an /, as We thought, rather aetaeI
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MIsHIcorT The Democrats Of Mishi-
cot have sustained their proud reputation
By giving ColnRES TIE handsome MAORI
tv of IA
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ANOTHER SCENE.

Tho Princess, having Gescen1ei fros,
he carriage, "a, c.nduc'.l bv The Prime.
into ilA ~sitingroefn ami there quite
seen. took place, fer 4. Pri.ces, Of .alc.
and the Princess Of Prus., rushed into
each others arms, and seemed to cling
conyasiveIv TO each other The father
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Rumored Capture Of Charleston.

New York. April g.
A dispatch from Fort Monroe states
that Charleston papers have been recey>
ed. They acknow Wedge that the attack
on ;hat CITY had been commenced. but do
not indicate either success or repulse It
is fair TO suppose that if it was the latter,
they would have announced it in the most
glowing terms. 1t is generally believed
in official quarters that no reverse has
been sustained aad there is the best rea
son to believe that tie news viii soon be
received Of the capture Of Charleston.
The Charleston Courier gives the same
account Of the landing of our treop. at
Seabrook as was te!egrsphed in specials
this morning, bat nothing about the cap
ture of the city.
New York, April 9th
Herolas Washington dispatch states
that a report reached here By way Of
fredericksburg derived from rebel sour
ees that Charleston was bonn bsrdel by our
feet and attacked by our land forces on
Thursday last, and is now in possession of
tie Federas under Gen. Hunter and Ad-
n,iral Dupont. THIS report is fully ere
di:ed By prominent officers of the govern
ment, who are in possession of facts in
reference to the contemplated attack on
Charleston, which it is not prudcn. to d.
vuI9e. 1t is certain, however. that those
who possess this Information are confident
that cur soldiers and sailors will celebrate
the second anniversary of the fail Of Fort
Snmrer in the captured city Of Charleston.
The restrictions upon publication in
Southern papers are SO stringent that it is
not expected to fHd much IN them in re
ference to the capture of Charleston, until
the disaster can no longer be concealed,
but the reports which have arrived here
are definite and positive, aud are believed
By those who have the best right to know
What foundation there is for them.
Fort Monroe, April 4
The Richmend Dispatch SAYS:
The enemy have landed in force on Sea
brooks or Johns Island, South Carolina
Three gunboats and several transports are
off the Island. Skirmshinc has already
taken place between our picke.s and the
enemys. Our pici;cts are driven, in and
the enemy is advancing.
Gen. Haywood has ordeTI all women
and children and non comhatants to be
removed rom Adams Ran, which is TWEEN
~ miles from Seabrook's Island
Times special. The city is nervous to
night, over news derived from rebel sour.
ceS, tina: Charleston has fallen, tina. our
attack commenced on Friday, and vas
heImineIy successful
Flag Of truce came to Falmouth this
morning. lo"s papers smugeIed under
It, made no mention of the fall Of Charles
ten, or Gifts salvation.
We received the above account of the
capture Of Charleston two or three DAYS
since, and pu. it in type. The Milwaukee
papers received Yesterday sav the whole
thing is a h2Gr.
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ASD STILL A>orHAa.-The town Of Lib
srly las cleaned her skirts Of Abol,t;ouism
By giving ColHRHs 10 majority tie peo-
PIE Of Liberty have sustained LiJsrty BY so
doing.
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HER MAJESTY, The QUEEN.

Ard now there is a movement ofal eyes
up to see the southeast corner of the
chapel. Thele is figure in black 10
widow. weeds in the corner Of the roval
closet. It needs not the broad blue rib
bon Of the Garter across her shoulder, and
the silver star Of India on the breast, 10
tell Us that it is the Queen. We have all
become as familiar with that face in the
weeds and ir the abiding sorrow of faith
ful WILDWOOD as We once we're with it in
the ores, and look OF happy wifehood or
royal state. She takes it IN the scane be-
low with quiet, dgnifed, uahurliea
look, and hen eagerly watche. the liao
which her position commands through
the choir door along the nave. Bv this
it is time the royal guests should come.
and SIZE has all the punc,uality which be>
longs to her race but as no music usher.
in this section of the show all the benefit
Of it is confined to the spectators ir tie
nave.
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Two RIVERS This staunch Democrat
ic town. elected the whole democratic
Ticket on Tuesday BY heavy majorities.
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The GREAT ROYAL WEDDING
The Ceremonies in St. Georges Chapel.

The marriage of IL r. II. Prince AL
BERT 20 tbs Princess ALEXANDRA of Dem
marx, took place on the 10th inst, and
&c give the following extract Of the p.o~
ceediags connected with it from the Lon
don papers Of the 11th:
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SUPERVISORS.

)enascrah. Republicans.
j. Kuh1, Chm, 242 L Sherman en- 346
larson Rand, 245 +. Thieruan, 362
KsmPT, 236 J. Halysrson, 351
CLERK.
IN II. Horr, 271 C. G. Es.linger, 295
F. Ebert, %
TREASURER
;. Di.gel, 231 N. Nislson, 367
ASSESSOR.
John Meyer, 258 D. Boehnsr, 331
JUSTICES.
" m. Bach, 90 G.. W. Barker. 3l6
Hn K Hoys, 213 CSCanright. S24
c. A. Renter, 227 G. A Reuter-, 333
G. n Woodin, As
CONSTABLES.
A. Lii, 227 A. Fisher, 232
A Ps..ey, 23S r. I. Blake, 355
J..y-7 Hasson, .38 F. Ebert, 2ll
E. Rsn.dell, $50
SEALER.
Augun Bsrr.r, 297 G. ". Emery, 296
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THE CLERGY. Ere.

Here comes something Of procession
at last. 1t is the preates and he clergy.
the Archbishop Of Canterbury 3; their
head, The supplied, and hooded, and
robed clergyInen take their seats within
the alter rails.
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the hide. Who has eye. for *. h.rsd
sho sad The 7an the ms.,-r cfthe cercno
MES, the member. Of the Danish L.r.tion
the vice eh.inl berlaia and ID. lord cham
ber,sn of,hs household follows psle in
her inside, nodssty under tbs light shade
Of the bridal ~resth ard tie cloud q her
white veil, her bfiia nosecar o. white
aza'eas and lilies of tie valley trembling
~ltb tha sveo: emotion tins. thrills her
tETough, tie Princess Alexandra ssoyss
.ienE, psu,;ng 70 make her respectful "a
vereDce 10 the green, hencstorth her sac
ond mother, Passes on 3. .wee! A vision
Of vlFg'n .rod-siy and hessty a. ever
made thousand hssr.s kis,il. ri.h or.
delight. 7sis cEapel re. seen many roy.
al ceremonies. bat few jcvfui os-s since
Henry |, here welded his Young Qu.eo
Adsiiz. in the ru,is chapel Of .k. cs.s'.
OF Nornsa William. Bet had :has.
walls witnessed As man. ROYAL and p-ine.
y weddings =. fh-r bsye rorsI ant priv
ce!y tunetsis, thav Eessr csula have had
"lthiu tGsm more perfect smte,lINaut
OF al shs, TIE Imagination. ~Lss it rrs.,
gives itself the 'siss sud ia hspp;ess IN il.
dreams, can ever have coHcsiysa OF ~Q
tha. is gracious in youthful ~oInsnhooa.
or touching in bridal ba-hf,lues..
Bat the beautiful vision b. pascal.
rad ~ ere tu. di,nlv con.eon, Of ;bs
eight s'ide-nsls, spo;|ess unmarried las,
gh'e' OF Dnt.', Aarqui.es aud E,r.
rho' Al u w1;ts scar up her sn&wy
tIain-s cluster q white rnbss 10 be Lot
ed Adnlrirg'Y anyshere but here, wbe-s
that one white ross Ia. 1'ieI the eyes anli
i.8arta Of al.
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THE PRINCES OF DEYMiRE.

The Princess Christian Of Denmark,
the young matron--fs;r mother Of fairer
daaghtar-laads 10 ei.hsr hand toe young
sistcrs Of tie bride Of TO day, who lonk
around the'u viii delight a! splsaaor
which must be aIa ost "a startling to their
young lsnds as he magnificent popular
welccme Of last week.
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FIRST ARD.

PEERIDE%T
Democrat. Republican.
Joseph Villas, 81 Q. Koch, 1l5
TREAsE3EE.
"a. Sehencks, IS c. Hotte,mau, lis
MARSHAL.
Valentine Hopf 50 T. 7. Blake, Sc
TRUSTEES.
J. Never, Superv'r GO H Barner, Sup 1l5
A. Whitman, sc 6. W. Fech;er, l03
i. J Blssch, SIS C. E>.iipgcr, 104
Fred Becker, ~
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THIRD WARD.

THIRD WARD.
PRESIDENT
Josspb y;I,s. 50 Oscar Koch, 81
TR2ASUEER
+. A sehcncLe, II G. Hot;eimsn, 102
MARSHAL.
y,len..s Hopf, 90 r. 7. Blake, 81
TRUSTEES.
Meyer, Sup. 62 fisherman, So
Michael kuhl, CT Z Ramsdsl. So
J. A.hcn bach, 81 F. A. Bean, 81
ASSESSOR
Francis Schnur' IS Ignaz Herman, y
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Facing the alter-wc are on the south
or richthand side as YOU enter from the
nave is the haut pas-s crimson csrpeled
platform, destined for the royal family
and royal guests.
On the left is the tabouret and footstool,
of crimson velvet, for the bride; GA the
RICH: chat for the bridegroom the seats,
Of Ike color and material, for the royal
family flank the al,er Of the north; be
hind them side chapel is fitted up as the
Diplomatic gallery. Facing the royal
family On the south are the seats 70: The
guests Of royal rank; behind them, CORES
pon!ing to the diplomatic tribune, is the
gallery for the royal household. The
Queens closet looks down upon The choir
from projecting or shut window, of lch
perpendicular 'racery. in the north wall
at Tie end o. the chapsl.
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ST. GEORGE's CHAPEL.

within the Lower Ward-wLich for
to-day is all Windsor Castle to nineteen
twentieths Of this assenab.age-a crowd
has already clustered round the south
door of st. Georges Chapel, which flanks
the ward on the north, facing YOU as YOU
pass under the gateway. 1t is yet long
before g even the gates not opened, and
gathering grows hare every minute such
as is little accustomed to wait for opens
ing doors upon damp gravel or g:eensward
with the morning rime hardly uieitad.-
Here are some OF the fairest and nobIes;
blood of England, Younger members of
families whose heads are to take part in
the ceremonial of the day, as Knights Of
the Garter lords in waiting, gold and Sill
yer sticks, and gentlemen ushors, peereses
and ladies Of the bed chamber. brides
maids, and ladies in waiting. The toilets
are Of the prat;iest and freshest-such a.
the best flower shows or most bIillian,
tctes of the season draw together-but
the colors Of Denmark and of the bridal
are predominant, pure white and glowing
scarlet. Bat the beauty surpasscs the
bravery Of mi.liner anu dressiuaker, and,
with such faces to look at, it seems waste
of time t. take notice Of toilets
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TIE POSSESSION OF THE BUIDE.

If ever impotence Was parionab's in
youthful bridegroom, ii may be excused
in this happy prince to dsy. He has rot
long to wait. 1t wants quarter to o.e
when again the sound of the drum and
trumpets has passed into ,be nave. and a
hum 0: expec' atoms make. 1t audible, and
10 the massive strain Of IIandel's marc h
from Joseph comes the procession of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-04-10

Here, too, are-not Tie least marked
Or honored Of that crowd --scattered, stern
gallant veterans Of the land and sea, The
poor Knights, in their uniforms, many OF
them marked by honorable scars or in
frnities, the earning Of e life Of hard ser,
vice.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-04-10

TIE KNIGHTS, TIE pEEEs, TIE PEEREssEs.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-16

The RAr1oSs OF TIE YANKEE PR1soNERs-MR.
CoaxIssAnY NoRruoP In the House of Represen-
tatives on Wednesday last, Mr.. FYQte moved as an
amendment, that tina committees to whom was re-
ferred that portion of the Presidents message re;
atng to the exchange of prisoners be instructed 70
INQUIRE if there be any truth in the aiegaIlon Oh
the enemy that their prisoners have not oeeh give"
Mr. Foote said, that, if the Yankee prisoners had
mt rot enough, it was the fault of the Commssary
General. Mr. Northrop, and his way OF DONG ous'.
ness This man had been a cnrse to the country.
Though he had injured the country more tn"n tne
ansmS he was retained in. Office. He was pepper
doctor from South Carolina, and he looks more like
. vssetaris n than any man he ever saw. de had
he.rd that he had sent in an official document 70
the War Department to prove that the vegetable
diet vas far the best for the sustenance OF le'-
Torthrop should be dragged from his position
Such man as Northrop would bring disgrace up
IN anv government Think you that washington
wond have had such a man under him be IN
t.nded to move his dismissal from office at very
early day.
PRESIDENT and an original secessionist and there
fore entitled by divine right, to hold Office: Mr..
Davis is so wise that he never changes his opinions
especially as to his favorites.