The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-13


| they, "for the people of the southern states 70
| chant tho 'ong Of liberty In order 10 maintain
the Setyitude Of three millions Of men" With
| such oninions In The French journals 10 tis fair
| TO conclude the French people will not be worry
ready to become the allies Of the slave states.
A LETTER PROM SrRrsaVrrLp, Ill.,. Riycs
the following account Of tho patriotisua Il tbs
Sucker State "I have seen enough, within two
weeks, of the war spirit in the North, to Coz
vince me that we arr either q nation u unsu-
nmpled patriots or . prodigious dan Of tigen.
Hat hcic, al Camp Yates ! have seen for tss
hr.' and "u'V tine strong men weeping like
children, bcclusc hey haye been excluded froa
he six Illinois regiments. and Others, offering
premium Of 81" ego and Saj for piaocs -
The ranks of thosc regiments"
A Goop-RyE KISS GIVEN UNDER D1FYI-
CuLrua-As the Eighth Ohio regiment was
going from lev, hpd TO Camp Dcnnisou, Capt.
BrCkISGHAM supposed tts train would stop At
Crcsilnc, and mo- iioi his wife Unfortunately,
the orders wcrs to paR through Crestline with
out stopping. The train however, checked
up little, but the rate Of speed was still high
The gallant col tain saw his wife on the plat
'orm, made adcspcratc spring, clasped her i'm
his arms, kissed her quickly. AMI, under trS-
mcndouS applause from his comrades on board,
'prang back On the flying train-having barely
time to catch the rear car
lNF ATTF NNIlb fOlSONINt OF the troops Al
the Relay House was much moro serious and
gcnsTa' than was at first supposed. Large
uu utilities 81 sttychnne were introduced in the
rdihlcs sUld by pcod crs III the camp. General
IL TLtH, IN an order vi the lay, thus signi6-
rnnlly alludts to II Arc our few insane enc
mics AMONG the Loyal men Il Mnryl1nd pre-
nCd Ia wage wal upon us in this msnncrf
DO they snow the terrific lesson II wlrfaro they
are teaching us? Con- Il be that Mey redisss
hr fact rat nv cdn pat on nGen iriuS a uord,
Iho cwyy hopsfho,d draed niAh his terrible
rcdpOr 2"
"BNsE ~ rrr SLAVE ruo PirS."-It Is
said that "A lUudius mcr, haus IN CIR inn Gu'f,
Mississippi whilst Walking ihu streets think
lug at haN M s,u'h,ru commercial convcn-
ton ia that nay, picked up piece ot printed
plICr which proved Ia tC a leaf e SIIAkE-
4 ,rEARr's dramatic wrrks u writer Of whom ho
had never heard Thc hrst wUrds that stru uck
,isc'cs were "BI,r is 'hr slays that PAYS"
The Niroroi this cNpr" sion 50 pleased him that
ur intends rs soon .s tho direct trade with
england Is ~ rnrl, 10 sent out Tor a Copy OF
ruALEsrEAHr \ wwks regardless OfeNprnss.
\ SE,rssIoNtsr Errrvr ANr.--h northern
/ gentleman, who ha, Tcsidcd twenty-five yeIrs
l III Charleston, =. e., came from that city last
week. tie hl- huuu violent scccssonIst,
| ,our heart and hrui with South Carolina in
| her ufTmts to u,tuut Of the Union. But ho
| h1. 'Nii,utly seen enough ui secession, for ho
rcmnrk,d tu friend. God knows that Sruth
| urOlina has been mean enough in Tho move
mcut, but Virginia Is mcancr. ] dcspise tho
contcmptiblo, unuerhandrd policy Of Virginia,
| protesting to 90 for the Union when she was
plotting to destroy it,"
Tux PATRIOTIC Contributions Of the people
FOR the war during the last three weeks amount
| to tho Immense sum Of $23 "a. 900. Pennsyl-
/ vania leads he column wi d free gift Of t3,-
| jo0O OOO. New York and Ohio have each given
',wu.u0o Connecticut and Illinois, each a.
5000; Maine. ~ ,3OO.o00 Vermont and
Ncw Jersey, each sl,O00,O0O; Wisconsin and
Rhode Island, Is6Oe 900; Iowa, e1oo.OoO.
Tho contributions Of the principal cite. .ss'
Boston, $lS6OO0 Brooklyn, &75.0O0 Buffhls;
$4,000; Cincinnati, $2sO,O0ot Dstsdt
80, 900; Hartford, $4,000. ~
A PRAyISa GESKRAL.-Rev. DR. TuonrS~
i son, Second Presbyterian Church, Cincinnati.
was recently seatsdin bis study when a strange
gentleman requested an interview which was
| grnhted. lie came to discuss the affairs Of the
country, EXPRESSING hi9 anxiety about its Cos
diticn, and at length requested the Doctor -
pray for tho Republic and for him. Tho Doe
| tor Of course complied, and after further con-
| vcrsation ON this theme, tho gel tleman re-
i qucsted the minister to Dray HfM him. They
| knclt upon the floor and the visitor, in a do
1 won't and eloquent petition. invoked the aid
| lpd protection Of the Almighty in the struggle
~ which the Republic Is involved. To tho
i nnm,s II GARDINEE, llAvELoCK and ASDER-
-nS, we may add that OF Major Gcnersl
L GtoTGx II. MCCIIIIASp Of Ohio; he Vas Dr.
/ tn, MrsoNs visitor.
A GRrMrIISG PRIICAN.-'There was some
i ulk that great dissatisfaction is expTessd
/ lUut the military arrangements. some com
Il sIic, cannot be received for the want Of bar
ra,ka or other accOn nv datious. Many having
l ulIs'cd under the rNpsc'a'i,n NJ being pro
i ,ircd for they have given up empl"ymcnt.-
/ D'EGrS have engaged 10 80 aud have no means
If lnolihood. u Is supposed that there arc
i one large warehouses which can he available
/ urAt least temporary accommodations. There
i sOne back wnrdncs, Ol -crVable on the part
l u many CliiAons 10 subscribe ar contribute to-
/ Nnids litlng out cumuanics. There are several
/ iriIrusgwho did not take a dollar in the loan;
/ I they have ropcntcd thoy have now an op-.
| "ortunity Iur promoting the holy Cnnse Of
Ruilein indei cndrnc'. y. q. Cnscsa.
CcxrHAnASp or wAR-Bv treaty between
Sic United States, and all oIher foreign na-
/ ti,ns, the following goes CunIrahand Of war.
l AZ, subject TO seizure 10y u hclligernt IL found
/ On board neutral chip to he conveyed 10 an
iemS's ports are expressly designated as
i Is. All arms and ammunition 2d. Bucklers.
i helmets, hrcastpat"s. coats of mail, infantry
i ats, AMI clothes made up in military form
i ard for military us". ID Cavalry belts and
| hores with their furniture. Ath. All kinds OF
arms and Instruments OF iron, steel, brass and
r,pper. or OF any other msterisls, manu-
l Uciurrd, prepared and formed expressly for
/ lie purpose Of war, either by sea or land. 9TH.
/ Provisions to a bcsitgcd or blOcSaded place
which are actually attacked by u force Capable
If preventing the entry Of u vessel.
"IIuRRAu YoR JRFF. DAVIS and I'm a
, avis man 10 the back bone, bawled q stran-
1 ia the street at Buffalo last week. A hack
1 ,Hu standing near, warned him not to repeat
"oy. "Huray for JnFF. DAVIS, and I'm
Davis man to the back bone !" again shouted
l lr sranrr, tauntiDgly. The hackman watt
" :" hear no more, hut Immediately took the
II TER from Il head Of one of his horses, and
i"wed by sewral Of his companions, seized
" offender roughly. Despite his desperate
sistaIce, they dragged him into hack room
the hotel, moo ed the halter around his neck,
rrw the other end over a beam in the ceiling,
strung the culprit up. lie seized the rope
With his bands and managed to sustain himself
u 'bus for several moments, but his extensor
muscles finally lost their strength, and the
pressure upon his juGular grew intolerable: A
husky "HuTray for the Union :" broke from
his lips and he was let down, wilted and q
wiser, IL not n better man.
TRAIroRs ABUSE d SrISGIHss. - The Char
lesion mercury ys;--Major RoBr. AspEB-
SON has made 1t point at every stopping
place at the North, to complain Of our 'inhu-
/, man treatment Ia firing on Sumter after the
barracks were snveloped in flames. Did any
h'dy prevent hun pulling down his dirty
mipesf And why is IL that he has not told
'rhe northern people" that he had 10 inch
'Clunbisd planted on the parade ground at
Fort Sumter, al an elevation sufficient to ena-
le him to throw a 10 inch She, into the crowd
e luuarmsd citizens and helpless women, whom
kneS full well would COngregate in White
Point Garden at the hr,ng Of the first gun.
This il rot a runur; the gun has been seen, the
o0,vatou and direction have been noticed, and
l., his o~u acknowledgement, and that of his
Ulcers the guns in eXp"sei places could not
worked without the certainty OF destrue-
'nn, 80 cur mothers, wives and sisters have
It been ,lauphtured. because our guns kep,
m in his casrm,nts. This is tho brave man