The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-30
RATES OF ADvERTIsIN0.
TEHN0D OA0V IN nv AHOY

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RATES OF ADVERTISIN0~
TEHsae OAsH IN AovANUp.
e., sG,stt,.'m'ssTxs S,rt. s.. ln: :,yogs cFg uss r
cents; .hr.. dsy., tii sir d-yS, 81 rs An las~-
acns inside, same pros each dsy.
hsTiage. and Deaths, % csuts for each four linaD
ncn.hly advertisements q four lines, ins.rtslO
.he con,enience cf the once, ~ fSr every ~ iasa-
Uos; Adrer;isenent- received un,il 10 o'oloc, P--
day.
sEcIs'toS CErsorISE YAsKrg Ax~xp.--
: % n,nce the war blast was blown by the arch-.
traitor a, Washington many OF our Isd.,. hsv~
ccminenced systematic practice with ria. r,vs-
se, snu psto.. tOfrs sx shooter. are thsir
l hvofIe Nealons, ans tsar mach ssii iu
comfsinem OF them as marksvaeu. Every vo-
| man in the state ought 90 TINS ou,,;fv -.
e'G P~tssOmA (Jo.) Trmsvip,.
| CoS,ERr.p GSpra Duvrcr,u,.
northern man With sonthena ptinci yles Al Bos-
ten, having given vent to some seil ime ass pox
~liolly consistent with tho present state or the
| public mind IN these Parts. wang man In tho
.terc Where ,ic macontsnt hsppencd to Lc,
seized hii" hN the LAC L ni bis pantsieons be-
! hind, i'n huistinr ho,k through the eiosh-
aud boisicd the gcn lcman high into the air.
where he nas kept with legs and arms strct cls-
| ed out much Ike frog in the at Of lea ping.
| Till he gave three lusty cheers for tn, Cnion
| three for Major ANDERSON, tbrso for Auyy
| ldNc"rN, aud three for old Massachusetts,.
How ~ MAKE D,xnlaES. - Bandsgc~
should I've made ot soft, pliablc ungaz cd mus
lin, such i- sold 1T six to ten cents per yar
Tie muslin should be torn, not cN,, into strips.
and s.theso strips sewcd together at tho
ends with u -Oft Hat scam When long
enough, the bamt,ges should be roll
ed os bghHy aud cospoctty a. possible anA
when rolled the loose breads should be removes
from the ends Of the roll Tho length oS thu
baudage' should he marked With a pencil %
each roll.
Iaudagcs cr tho following lengths sri.siAtlss
| are met usciu.
l. v.'d, 'crr ,ri I inches wd-
yUds oug AMI in-he' wd'.
yard, lnug uti ~ inches vide.
yards lorg aud . inches wide.
y,rd- loiIs aud . inches vide.
y"rNG M,S who had plenty of courage 10
enlist IN til, Gushing Guard. At N,wburyport,
Mas, out hardly courage enough TO inform his
mother ,t the fact, just ~ he was !caving said:
Mother, am s'iug. Going whcre' nkei
l the mc;iret, not s,spcctiug the truth. To ha
I warl" II would rs soon hear that II was 70
,,aycn!" cried the surprised and exc.cl parent
| 49, there. too mother, said he 'if hap
90, M" w. ~, ,.rack by . bullet. But must go
,.c"5 IL, 80" Ana 20 nc did, not suffering hin,-
sclfto lo,k lack let Z mothers tears so'aIs
dampen his courng".
wmAr rnr WEST Is Dorvc.. Ohio has n.
spondcd noh', TO the Presidents call. The
Cleveland Lenier says, I'VE learn that se-esty-
| frr hoaInd troops the full number called fog
iy the Presidents proclamation, have been ten
dcr"d in this state alone. and that one hundrsA
| thousand are prohabl, prcparci 10 do military
l duty. Our people are all alive with patriotisra
| aud honest bravery. They will never let th-
Government lauguish, or 20 down for want a
SUPPORT" The quota of six regiments called
| for from Illinois was full Last Saturday night,
| and enough additional companies were offered
to make six regiments more. Altogether, up
..l....
companies wore offered to the Governor. o.
these sixty were accepted, twenty-five wevs
accepted conditonally, and the remainder Or
dered to hold themselves in readiness. The work.
Of recruiting still goes OH.
TERRORISM HAS BEouN.--.A letter rcssivo1
from lady in South Carolina, represents that
fearful excitement prevails all through TIN
state - being aggravated largely by apprsheu-
sions of u scryile hsurrcction. The writer states
that i o has personally overheard conversations
among slaves in which they congratulated
theme, Ives upon the prospect of achieving thcir
freedom, snd she significantly adds that sb-
" shu,iderd AT what she heard.
The same lady writes that the alacrity with
which the German and Irish population Of TIN
North are responding to tbs call of the GUveru-
mcnt, has filed the rebels with amazenicnt-
They hal confidently expected the sympathy
aud aid OF this class of our population, even b.
leving that whole regiments OF men would
march to their assistance, and now that their
hopes hrc shown to be utterly groundes, doubt
and apprehension naturally possess their minds.
TRrru PROM MIssIssrrI A slavehOIdsT,
writing from Mississippi, April 9Th, sayst Oar
situation Is truly dcplorahle. We are grounb
down with taxation and revenue; all credit and
confidence gone, and not money enough to evua
paw the taxes.
Thcpowcr Of the people ha, already becu taken
II, IN th,m, and !. held hy the few. We bcgin
to see II and to feel 1t. verify beleve IL this
azti npIr mi In
yot" Of tho people, It would I've carried by
thuu,and-.
A few months since the excitement was great
The blood was At f., ssshcaI. Our streets wore
thronSed with those valiant men wearing cock
a,ies, Ii was treason tn name the Union. and
verify was afraid the scenes " the French revo-
luton would be acted over IN out midst, but ~
tie time for taS.paying arrived, with IL has
come reflection the feelings Of many Of our
people have cooled down to the proper tcmpsr-
aturc, We Can now speak our sentiments, which
| assure You is done freely and boldly. Things
cannot cont niue long as they are. Our merchants
are doing nothing, our mechanics are out of
employ, and our planters can scarcely raiss
money enough TO buy provisions. Indeed many
~ them cannot, AMI do not know what to do.
] believe may safely say, a man could have
raised, twelve months ago, 900 rs easy as hs
can raise $40 nov.
How YirGIxN RON rnr Noaru-Ths
ture OF the Yorktown This vessel, now M
possession ot portion u our volunteer services,
has much less claim to indemnity from seizura
on the part ~ Virginia than any of our citizens
within our hearing had suggested. The capital
stock Of the entire company Ia placed upon tho
books asS3OO 900. Ot this only about one sew
/ enth is owned in Virginia, the remainder hav-
ing been subscribed by northern merchants.
The statement Of this tact derived from an un-
doubted source, will at once delay q sense o.
punctiio, which being unfamiliar with tho
uSag" OF war still fingers with some OF our citi-
zens. In securing this prize, steamer OF ,2o0
tons burden, Custom House measure rnent, va
have, to say the least a transport tor materials
and men oi war, which must prove " the mot
essential seTvice in an hour ui need AMI, even
wrrc there no ulteriOr motive" that OF rcts,ln,-
tion Is enough to give us Joy tor the event.
HANDTHsx RoUsD.--Amons the traitors
i who have offered their services to GoveinDr
i LETCHER, is Capt. JNREZ L. EISH hto OF
/ the L. :. Marine Corl-. lie II native OIL
/ Maine. u. w. MCkINSFT, who owns the Falls
| Hotel, at Niagara, and who has lately remoyst
his family from Savannah, offered tlOo II ihs
lessee of lhc Falls Hotel would ran up secsa-
i sion Gag The lessee Is q aiy OF patIIoi's Hu-
nuls.s1 and her sou.in- law Conductor NfSTos,
treated the offer with the seorn and eontempe
IL 81 richly deserved. WS. Il. HAINEs, . SON
oI SAMUfL HAINEs Buffalo, has enrolled -
company called the Eclipse Guard" at
NemphI4 Tenn. and has been commissioned as
Captain IN the confederate army. he had fs
mcm enlisted. all well armed with mnskets and
sidc-arms. hthe chance Of war shouhehappeu
Ia throw any II our Busalo yeiunteess along
the border f the Mississippi River, tAere arc
many of the boys formc rly associates at young
H\Ists In this CITY, who Noeh give ha.u osncfs
n r,ceniiuu of cold lead aud Gel as sonh ra-