The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-09
War Items,

THr PATRIOTIC BUrcmErs oG Philadelphia
have for three weeks fei four noH military
conn unps wioh meat.
GENtRAI. HuuSsuS, IN a li'c speech at g A.
weston, stribgted the disruption ui the Union
to tho assago III tl,o konsa,- Nebraska lar.
Coon FOR Sr. CRisrtN. SIEVE, -cights OF The
Sth Regiment OF MaSsachlsett., Uiiicers and
priya,es Ia, ,ludln The Colonel, ate shoemakcrs.
a F,GuuNu pARsoS.-Rcv Mr.. WEnnFG
Il Worcester, Mas, has enlisted a. a common
soldier.
HnkIrwiiIrrINd 4 sECrssIosiSr Inns bs.n
decided by II jury in Wyoming County, Peun.,
Il n JcIi,cily legal AMI cOnStitut ional act.
Tar PuILADkLri,IA pIHEMEs who hav,
volunteered their services to tho Cover mUGt
number 1910 men.
"CoNrRiyKr 4 Do-niR Dknr 10 PAY"
-Fos some time past srns have been smug
gIed into Virginia IN cobiW.
NRs JANIS X. Polk Is President OF 80.
cieiy of Nashville ladies, organized for the pur.
pose oi making clothing for the Confederate
Army.
"IlE Is MY All, but freely give him to nv
country" was the touching letter vi u widowed
mother to the re-, ruitinr officer at Bangor, Me =,
to whom her son had offered himself.
A oEslLEMAS who arrived from Augusta,
/ Ga, on Saturday, reports that on Ills whole
route through the slave stltos he witnessed
| great military activity.
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low Springs, Ohio.
PALMER. tho sculptor, has offered TO mako q
statue in marble Of the member Of tho Utica
corps who will bag WIGrALL OF JErF.
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toere.
GIRL or lU6.-A lady % years oil, as
sisteu oy ner three oauSnoets the youngest OF
whom Is oZ; maze anu ra,seh anaS NJ her mousse
~ NE" Deaiud, MANI, ast "eek.
TuIRIy THOUSAND TRoors are now distrib-
uted south Of Baltimore, ready to be immodi-
ately concentrated at any point for the prot"cc
tion OF nhs eapitai OF purposes OF aggression. vi
these' zo'ooo are IN washington.
MoRE TRAITOR kSAvErr.-t.ov. HiRRn
has ordered the seizure Of seyenty-1yo thousand
ioilars tennessee oohus ana nye thousand doi.
, ,,rs cam neisnSng 70 'he ohiteu o'ates' OIL
'he 'o''c''o' vi N"Sn'''e'
THE PATRIOTIC DIRECTORS. OF tho railroad
car works at Rochester, Penn, have offered to
tho Government tho use oi their entire estab-
hhn'eN'' ii'cluu'nt M .'o ,.I"'h''e'y' io' 'ho
i"'P''o w MISUNDERSTANDING arms
PRI SrICE sAYs: Gen. PILLOW has enlisted
in tho SCI vice Of the Southern ConiGieraCy aud
he blows about II prodigiouslr. II may la said
Of him rs the Lord said Of tho wind-he b!oneth
pheTc he UsfsM.
TuE WAX DFrARTME-r has determined
not TO detach any Irmy officers for the volun-
tecr force, aud has 50 notified those who made
apple alton to bo permittc TO take charge Of
regiments.
A nrprIASLY rrArroR TRIED TO FULL
Senator .JOuN,oS'S nose AT I.ynIhi,urg Va
the other day; the pat iotir Senator stopped the
indignity, by showing the blackguard rebcl HE
pistol.
MoRE NEGRO RrsISa.-Whilo tho light was
going ON at Charleston, tho ne sroes ia a town
In the interior of tho state ross and burnt four
dwelling houses AMI twelve stores. Twenty Of
the leaders in the outrage wcro hanged.
A WOMAN, looking Tor recruiting Office for
her husband, at New Albany, Ind, last week
said that she could recommend him as a brave
nan. Tor n" whipped her svory day, ana he
would no doubt make Rooa so'a'cr'
A LIKE WARN "DIDS'r KSow' member OF
/ a volunteer company in Milwaukee, when sx
pressing doubt whether he would 20 with his
company or no, was told by his wiie last week,
"if you dou't will put on your uniform aud
| 60 myself"
Cor. IIxpyr "a NOT TO M rprytrDwrru.-
Seven State soldiers met him ON his way to
Annapolis. q few days ago, and ordered him
| back, In tho nsme Of the State Of Maryland |;
he promptly drew his revolver and ordered
| them to dSporse, threatening to shoot thu
| down; they concluded il was best to let nm
| pass on his way.
| A rspFy,r OVATION oRprTrp Gen, Wool.
| on nj, return home 10 TIoy, on Saturday even
| ing. An address by a deputation Of the Com
mon Council, sensibly affected the veteran.
His passage, from tho railway station to his
housa, was obstructed ny surging erowd of
cheering thousands.
| PLAIy TALk by the Winchester, (Ky.l Nd
| ti0.aI Union. BpRIAn MAGoFFIs, uDlsss he
speedily changes his conduct, will soon hnd that
he has trespassed too far on the patriotic for
hesrance Of an outraged people, aud will have
the notoriety Of being the first Governor Of q
state hanged for treason.
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Iii IA. .S,a;.vs ,ha, ,h.. ar' 'S
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| and scurrilous mob III the North. and pledged
himself 10 he back In sixty days uIb de acai
oCIIScoIS
,.o,r,suor UrGuEs
-h,nh h.. 1" Ian s1,.n.Iyslv % circulated In the