The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-02
A Bssy Civ.

TC.rrr.p,-d-.cs Of u. Ne,s Yort sun,
A,HasnI.s Nd, Oct ~, 1894 hustle o.
military ard naval Preparations hss started into
new life this city, which has been dad sinco
those famous days Of Apil when II was nrs. 90
supisd by our troops, and II there be buster
pbeo new than Warrington, IL 10 nhdouDtsdiy
Annapolis. Tho numerous steamers lying 10
the bay, with the lighters hurrying hithsr and
tLither, the heavy wagons runtllng through the
streets transpsrtiug army stores, And the most OF
qusTteTmasters and contractors bTsnginK tho
ttrtots and l0unEilg about tho hosl, give tho
rlice the air Of = thriving commercial town,
quits out Of ksspisg with the sober hshiu Of its
citizens. They sssm 70 take very KINDLY TO the
cbanEs, at least that portion o. them vhs have
wares TO sell, and one good blrghsr whsss sock
in trade has rapidly diminished Of LATE, sI-
p, essod the profound regret II his class t the
snbre1chiag departure Il the troops assuring
nTAat the Northerners' might mhks this
p'lrs ifthsy only choose 10 de -. Rsspsct fR
he sane A." Eorthsrnsrs" seems 10 have largely
increased In this vicinity, aimee our troops were
frat auartsrsd here, and the secession party 10
dy.nG q natural death. Our men have proved
n, msslvas neither GothI nor VAniAls In spite d
the inpuds1t assertions d their snsniss, and
thcsgh Ithous.Lds q troop. are snoanp-
Cd within the city limits the pl.es
is a. quiet and orderly a. the most fasti
dious could desire. ladies' pass 70 and fro at
night without csc Gt Aafs fton insult or nolssta-
ton, while the streets are dllsd with army OH
GERS II every grade, and the numerolI hangers
On TO the camp, whish an army N-ays carries
in il. train. This speaks wsll'fyr the ehr.ctsr
ard discipline Of cur army, and has bad not
li.tls influence in stren gthsri lag the Usiou ~a.
tilsni OF A. nlpolls, and sfths s,s.s u which II
+ he capital Our tIpsrisace hare, | am SURE,
il az "a, u what We ara 10 lad ~harsVsr oui
ams may psneust-, ~ - have bltsSfy done
a well 10 tks pIrla OF Maryland. A tritliuS 40
1uailtInce 9Th the real rssult Of the Uni u
eonqu,s.s " Nuld iarvs y luet the Spprshons oni
Of eur EDR Iuh frisnis who oonc,rn thsne.Vea
90 uussos4s.rily Wit tn. question a. 10 what va
arc 10 do with the zee -dtd ststss when va have
eo1alcr.d ta,m Bot ons thing al time -
Firsi lot ~ catch cur marc, aud We tsou esI
| have leisure 70 consider how We are 10 sosl
| hin.
Wuold an efnsisnt Pro, OF n rshsl at Wash
| lngton he exceeding the linu Of his day !
he shOuld some night qris ly visit tbs vel
| known denI Of dissipation In Washington
| and count the uniforms be sSIs there
cum, mt report DOES not 20 the officers an inlui
tios, there are too many Of thsm who inprov
tho opportunity when Al Washington 70 mS b
in ezictisss qSits a. prejIdIsiAl TO thsir useful
ss,s - soldiers, - bar rOon tlTPlsg. DriHk
| inn and fighting, and the roulette tables, 1t NJ
DIRECTLY forbidden by tho regulations, 10 certain
| " not entirely in keeping with u bse soldier
| sLaras'er. And If the hundred vices In wbis
como Of our military indulge could be brougl
more under control We should, perhaps, say
| our oficsrs at least from tho diaAgresabls Ii
festien Of the "measlss," with which soldie
are 10 liable to DO attacked aftor days Soj0ur
In Kew Yak.