The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-31

An they have done OF can do Is 70 annoy the
expoaed coast between here and Mobile and a.
that is ali deserted Il makes no difference. DR..
Palmer, the Reverend Apostle Of Slavery, re-
turned from Augt sta, and preached yesterday.
He spt Ike Of South Carolina, aud said that me
needed all our sympathies and aid; that every
man in the state from sixteen 10 seventy years,
was under arm s, Al that there was a hospital
in every town irrm Charleston 70 Ssva nah.
cam a but feel AIRY that the Government
releGed Slid,ll and Mas n. aid not think
ihst they bad that much senso Left. was in
hopes they could get themselves involved In a
war With England, and have an opportunity Of
showing that they were a. smart as they boasted
they were few weeks ago.
X. has nothing 70 do, but his salary Is contin-
usd just the same as II he had.
The ladies are now conducting FREQ gin lot
terry al the st. Louis Hotel. The articles are
all donated, and are valued from $4,000 down
to 81 eaeh-from ststu. to doll: They have
stld 10000 tickets At OIL each. The rooms are
open every day from 10 70 2, each visitor pay
ing % cents admission. In one room they have
q reffeshment table, and already they have
taken ESQ, 900. Tho drawing Of the lottery
is to commence on the % OF Jibhuy. W.
all bought tickets, and one for you. The pro-
ceeds are for the volunteers aud their fami-
lies There were eli 900 collected lsst week
for the troops in Kentucky, and there seems {
DO no bottom 10 the purse Of our people. TIL
more that is asked, the moro they give; an
the moro men that arc ssut away, the NOR
seem TO come in their place.
There was q general review OF the troops a
month ago, and there were $4,000 troops out
twoihisds Of them fully armed and equipped.
They made an mpoaing appearance. ! rc-
maintd from nine in the morning until five in
the evening" 10 400 them all pass In Caual a..
The CommaI der in Chief Of our city forces is a
Massachusetts man, by tho name OF Lowell, and
| fear he will provo a traitor, but hope not.
Our brave soldiers bear their privations Of
camp life nobly, and do not complain, though
winter Ia upon them. ktow Of but one who
does not intend to re-Onlist when their time Il
out, in April.
We have always whipped tho Yankees IL
every engagement Of any consequence, and al
ways shall. II they only march from undel
the gurs Of thor fleet al Port Royal, the South
Carolir ians will sttlo with them in q style
they will richly deserve. The miserable van
dals. They won't got any cotton there, for the
Shole COAT has becn set on tira hy the planters.
| This il reliable, - Dr. Palmer has lust returned
| from there. The Yankees 10, a low hundred
balea, but not near the quantity that Va pro
| tudod
| We sro all working for our ldiors. | ~
tired Of aiding my country in this nega,iv
manner. with thoy would attack Us here
| Wouldn't | Fight. | always thought ! cOul
not III o a peron 10 save my life but IL | sav
= YH kco sol Tier flhiing, | would shoot hin
| wi Ia a. steaiy hand "a over had.
Another Hitter s,ys:-Fa,hT saNs 1t Is likel,
| that, II YOU will write ono or two lot'ors to vi
bv way Of Havana that they may roach us, a
vessels are continually running ths blockad
from that port.