The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-01
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Hon. JouN DfLL declared himsslf "a r.bel-
Ooioro an audience Of East Tenns' seesns loDR
| ago. lie has now turned pira and tai an CON-
nahd Of aHuhLOGt Vu the Cumb,rlspd rivoc.
BEAuBIGARp hrs ~ iaqfA mAde his offici.I
."port OF tho battle ~ Bad Rtn 40 csv.ru 1Oe
t"nhcap PAGES For wise rezsons the autouAt
witholda II from the pin,ers anu the public.
GrS Sum ps Vas at Mazrlsn on tho i3.h
irM: lie dtcliLos n BugSdier Geuorl lship.
he s encouraging some plau 'or hish smi grs-
uon to tho western sates " NJ Xico
THERE wAs A TERsiBLr oak AZ Mszsti-n
| on tho 29tn ut, bluNIGg down huuss. n
wrocking v"'scls, among them the brig ROLLING
Wave Il New YORK.
fcuR nrNpRgD AND THrKrT fah,ng vsss,is
ort IN zig ~ ton Ii. ct Jn Friday last
TIC hshing sea'ou ~ now neal, ov,r. ara ths
vessels viii lie up for tho winter leaving i've ur
siN tholsaud hsriy and e,lod saIuGs out Of ON
ploy. The navy will " aut for men in tic
course OF a few weeks.
SoNE MEMBKps ot the 3sd New York Rosi.
mat, owing "a prsS misconduct, 20. into eit6-
Guilty with ci'izsus m The nci y borhotd d of Lew.
irsvilo, on Wednesday, Two OF the former
we're ssvsrely injursd. Gen Inucock tent out
dstaehment end promptly placed tho rUldisn
NJ der arrest. EHIH
BY THK REorT ATOMS of tho Provost Guard
Wash psion in alan II wuhout . snlitAry snldisr.
Not only ars squads Of ten CT Adozen detailed 10
march rcund thu city High and d1y, but,a toi-
der, musket In hard, IL staiio,sd AZ naaIix
ov,ry eorter, aud all soldiers without passes are
arrested, while passes are granted only IN tho
most urgent cases.
SEVERAL TExASs hsd a. last advicos arrived
at hazatlar, Oh thoir way TO California. They
port sagnatiCn in bus tess fIOuRh ut
eNas s'rc' her secsssifr, bni tho utn ost misc
r. pUyail7 NJ Matamorss sbd slDng tho Rio
Graz ir. Siurrs weTe ,loasd, and steamer tied
All ifFfa ~ Inn a.
lIo7p,rLE kpSR-Iwo M n wprs hlsI
IN - frscas. a-a diEillcry ~ MUce'lus Y IL,
n. Y last wreh, ard two othe's w,r. badly
ouuded. Ono Of the murdered mons body
was found ir n beer vat, while thu othsts WA
fouu' hn'rd 'he door, near 10 where ono Vi The
wounded men was ly ng.
HoRRrnIE CONFESSION Scot-hman Nv
the ia 4 ws,''r Mi'ch.n WIN died recent.
lv In Illinois, corfesssd on bis death bed thu hs
| threw bottle of liquid into the house ~ n man
| named Perkins, living At Mlbun, N Y, some
| four years since, which set Hre 10 tho house. and
| burned 10 death all the family consisting Of IA
ther, mother, grandmother snd eight ohildren.
WHEPEvER THE CoNFKDERArs kRMEa
| 60, the inhabitants lose fleth at a most Alsm-
| ine rate. Tho rebsls steal ell their cattis and
| btrsos.
Ir rs STATED on good authority that ihs 70
bols are regulsry maintaining coWmuI ication
H.
wears Of hoat on the PA'uxent river and
thence by land TO tho Potomsc whoe tbsy
er,es under the projection CT the isbel batto-
rice
HEAVY Roar AND CARGo.-Ths du. class
lsks boat John Grouse was weighed at the WaIoh A
lock last night, and boat and cargo weighed
GGsCO0 pounds, exceeding the we'll ght Of The
II. Gage, which whom weighed last we<k
was the heaviest boat ever weighed at thia Of
". She was loaded with wheat and polk
Syractne Journal, Oct. 20.
NEw PAINlNd FOR rHE CArrroL.-Len,k,
he brlist, has arrived IN Washington. snd COM
meDoed work on great painting 10 AL the va
cancy pannel In he ro'unda of the Capitol, for
which be Is to receive twenty thousand dollars.
lilo des ign represents party Of emf grants com
trg out Of I'D, mountainous AS, TO q point
whore the prospect Of valley .Dd plain expands
into great disfapce. u vi. ~ - Jnly paiut-
ing in the CapitcI noe ssneIy historical In its
character.
GEsERAL FLoYD's ARMY.-wo learn, from
a gentleman who loft Grafton on Friday ever
ing, tha' Just before he started, party Of six-
teen prison eTs part of General FlGyd's army ar
rived at that place under guard. OF the sixteen,
nine were entirely barefootsd, with their fest
and legs cut and bleeding, and all Of them IN
rags.-Bah. AmuicdI.
TuE REv Mr. PmRroNr, lato Cha plain k
the 22d (Coi. Wilson's) Massachu usetis Regi-
ment, now 80 years old, has aeceped . situa-
tIon in the Treasury Department. The cid msn
WIS disgusted with his Colonel, as he said, for
basrly Ieslb bir ? his uus', after pledging hia
uen to lead them under fire.
TIIt AMKRcAS SnIP GEORGE, bound iue
NoS loIk, from Antwerp, pat into Ramsg ate,
IN .lAnd, about two weeks ago and creat0i
quito a sensation among the inhabitants when
u boeape known that a dead body was on
ocrd burr d in tho ballast. An American
,llor, il seems, ,died On tho passage, and through
I' uTg' nt solicitations OF a ielatiye on board,
le captain PRINTED an air yht coffin to be
made and dep slte1 In the ballast, In oider that
ha deceased might DO finally buried on AmehS
can foi.
HArCImNG YouvG OsrRICIus Since the
French occupation OF Al lgoriI ostrches have been
conveyed thence TO France in great numbersi
but, until the instance now 10 20 recoIueu'
brood had never been produced in France Tne
attempt had been frequently made to do so IN
tho Geological gardens OF Mdrselles, but as ne
uuently failed. The director, selected a sanity
lain situated between the sea and the noun
tzins whiCh form the sOuth.elst OF the Gult ot
Marssllles. There large secluded valley was
liked upon, sufficiently wooded IA afford shelter.
without iIteTcepting the sunshine necessary for
duickening the eggs. Af,er baving enclosed u
Iacs 600 mo'r,s long by 800 wids, tho birds
acre conveyed to their patching ground ca
March # this year Tor few DAYS the bhds
seemed TO regard their new quarters with sus-
piClon, aud ran At"us hb' Nv o'V'' iO"e'-
sr they settled themselves and began laying.
Their nest was at drst simple eNeIva' ion IN
hesand in the form ofa t'un a'ed eone: GrAd.l
ally the ho ders of this ole were hei I htsnsd
by accumulations If more slud. AZ lhIS the
n,,Is and female worked alternately. tew
bours after tho completion of the nest laying
,epan and was continued every alternate day.
untiI Rv the 10Th ofApril, l5egg' bai bsep d.-
po,ted In 20 this time the hen guarded the r
ra.t few hours before and after incuhstion.
,1metimes for a whole day. After April 20
boweyer, the male bird cnmmepoed taking his
.Iell of watching, the lady only seeing to TIA,
household during periods when her master was
temporarily ahss Mt from home. All 80 mod 10
20 on sati.hctoiily. According to cbseryAtcns
made by NJ. Hardy, at klgiers, tho time 81 m
oubation should be from so 60 days kaowS
ing this, NJ. Suquet was surprised whsa, -
June 3. inteiliQ enes cama that ths inss yoaI 4
4 ostrich had opened his eyes 10 sunsnns -
.FNnch soil. BY tho evening. III hs1 -
1hatehsd. They went On growing mp'eiS -
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