The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-13

eoody number OF white working people win thei
wives and children were s,roliing about soidisr'
the city, while the Plsg o; the linton io~ied ri
| unphaDtly nom the cupola Of the Custom House
Tho houses through the city were generally closed
n. .,ns.s ss w. ~ az :, ~, bar,.ss som.
some slmost attempted " spit upon thein. Bu
there was a sutdu.d quiet among the middlinJ
classes their countenances Implying q desir. Il
wait aud watch for further Developments IT,,
Sec ssiofisis talked boldly Of the Southern Confed
.rscy, declaring II their intention " receive hone
,ut Confederate money, and saying thew would
| lave nothing 10 do with Lincoln shinplas,ers
! ] ~ were fl!y CO. ndent that In twenty :, 81. Sr
- would lie reIVss'lsed AID the Yankees driven
out.
Tbe President laid N In the steamer p,,lnor,
| IN stout an hour Ia trout Of TIC cts, md the.
steamed back u the fortress Secretary Chsss O.
turned with him, whilst Seer ,,ry snnt remain.
"a until late hour. IN citation with the mill.
tn 6oternors, Gen. Niele s,,.i zen. Wool.
True " the spirit 81 secession, III, Ere IA anti.
cips,ed on Saturday, and which threw u broad red
pl",e across tho hssy' nr on Saturday nighi, pro-
'etded from the destruction 81 the Portprnotitli
Navy Yard, which done by order Of IA. r,b,l
coininandnnt, scarcely anything being len but
black tall walls and tall clmneys Even the I'M
m.n-e stone dry dock was ruined AMI damaged,
ana II is said the engine aud pump belonging " 1t
were removed TO kicl lnlud.
ADDITIONAL rAsricrlArs
baltimore, Nay The Old Point boa, Las r.
rived aud brings the followhgi
Norfolk, Va, Nay i0--G o'ciock, r. M-Gel.t.l
Woi hss JUS, entered the city la company with
Mayor w. W. Lamb AMI committee Of tic city
'oV'tnnent. The lat Of n. rebel troops l,t thip
morning, and the city IN ia tie care Of thv
NJ yor - tie reprsseiitHtiv, -. the owl power
During the march on Norfolk, three r"gimental
camps wero i"und drs,r.d. apparently Only das
~ w. since. Gen. Wtl.r's regiment u,o New
York 2uth was ai,auctd on landing, g. recoi MOI.
tire, aud come six miles from tic b, Ut IN. hnli
way hous"' ts-cal."d,I found plnc" which bad
t'en pref AIRED Nth considerable care for battle
IT. Tr''r and bushes 'ad hee'i f,iied aud rin.
pts lIilt n'd early IN tir hulrlinl- was aac' =.
ttu'd - vrtsi ruuS were Iltc,i h. position. Al
.hia point som. Of 'h- ~ It virg vi, re- niit we're
c"pi'tr Il. pc, reported : wallis P"nt abandoned
On : " Irro, ~ ~ ut hv tour outuIunirt wltct
had saiIis"ncd I'll, place for some weeks past
i'G'" W" q" '"p' nd at tiis p'n,c, wa tit"a
nat 4 Whs the intention Of H.. tn'iny 10 4 stit,
the brid.,a over Taiiner's Creek ant then oyncuate
Norfolk. Part OF MAJ wehcr- re. it'ifht wns pub.
81 forward on the road - I,o ~ Dig, and the
enemy MS found slout noon, posted un III.
opposite side Of Tanners Greek. with tree guns
The bridge had been set OF hfc and Was II 4
burning. At that tnr sune sir or .i.ii shots
w re- hrcd without Ell 1t and our men being loyouI
nurk.t range d.d MT rp'y. Ihe creek being
about - quarter %: "a mile wife Our iprce was With
drawn and STATED on sHthcr i"sd considerably
longer aud reported o. he drt,uiti Is STRONG
battery Not the slightest opp sitiuii $, ~ made,
however T. our ndyHncc, niid the fpriiu'i' ,ii-,
Which were q mill aud half ft,m Nuriui',, we're
found a. have Teen evacuated after ~ King tie
guns. Ihcy were extensive works and hn.ly con
struct.d.
We arrived ut Norfolk, nftcr tirc.urn. march, a,
p''l"k whlout hrIug gun. and .ound the whole
rebel torce gone 10 last leaving this morning.
May. iunl, with n Committee Of the city ~.
yernincii', authorized tor the purI"-e, met Gen, ~,
wool with - flag nj truce At the city limits, and
after liiri ,Iu-tilt,tiou the city suttcnirrrl
t. tuiirI stats- forces. Gen Wool then ma, ,rI a
+, the CIV HAL with the Mayor, followed Us Larry.
crowd, wfcie he issued the following pros aina,ion;
IIP.n.,. ,atxps prr.pr~t~r n,. N,..,S,.
N"HfoLK, May ~, 1852.
The city Of Sor'pk having Ireu sir.,u,ler,d a.
the Government of the United States military pos
ss.un Of the sam. IA taken la behalf o the uAbu.
al government, 10y NJ ior General Jhn T.. wool
Dtigsdsr General Wei. II appointed military
Governor Ter the tim" being lie " ~ ,re that Vii
citizens are carefully protected IN nil their rights
and Ir.yiiegos, tskiu,s the utf b. preserve
ORDER, aud u see that iO soldiers permitted To
ent'r the city except by HIS order iy Tho writ.
ten permission OF IL. commanding uiccr Of mis- brig
a.. or ~. in.,nt, and h- will punish summary amy
American soldier who 'hail tresspass ul on tie
nights of any of the inhabitants
taizn.dl ions D.. wooL, Major General.
G,neral vio!e Immediately appointed Mr. r. H.
Davs hs iliiitary secretary. The very fret pa rites
who entered tie dty were four newspaper core
spondsut,. General Wool returns to lbs camp out
I'D. the city, and probably Fortress Monroe to-
nigit After the d l,ar;iire oi Gcn. wool, several
tnuus,'id per,ons mii,d near the q IS Hall To
u, ~ speech from Mayer Lamb. TIE NJ ,yol seem
eel popular. lie sad, r al stance. Tat In hia
u, Sot,atpus with General Wool he had secured u
pledge .ur the pruteCt"n OF private property md the
sale cont n'Rnc. of all Ir waite bus nefs The Cos
poit navy yard and public properly was burnt 10y
thr enemy today, together With mosi ~ the steam
., ATS and otter vessels ia r. lh, VA ry.r. II we.
brilliant -, iace snd continued all the evening
The people ~ IN II tr of great excitement, and
strong u" e, lace IN o,t tonight IL Icd t'Pt no
violence will I've committed, md cunti, n,. IN ,he
government viii doubtless ~ "a he established.
LATER.
Noyiok, Sunday morning The Navy Yard
has been con retely destroyed, together with Il
large number of rtcaml'oats and other vessels
Numcruut Uut'u fhgs are flying ia Portsnplth -
Ths place = occupied Nv the l6th Massachusetts
- si,n,nt General Nielc has estsl shed h,s head
uuHrtrrs Ia the custom houEr, fnmerlv o.c, ,e D.,
General Huger. TIE National Gag ga, ~ iei fI
the FIRST time this morning, ut II O'Clock. IL was
saluted by the Guard and enthusiastically chccrod
The Monitor mai Niughti's have lust arrived
A number of otler vessels 81 ~ feet ace also
coming up. At present everything r. perfectly
quiet and Order ~ entirely stored. -
Al the public property IL occupied. TIE inst
nat qua fiy rn.s,d at Norfolk WA tie
r,., n,al ro.r Of TIE 10Th New York rcgim,ni
Ia's,i on the Custom House nj. morn ~. Tie
regiment has rs, started for Font Norf'k With N
v VT garrison tnr Ne proaert. General Wool rul
Comm doro Gold-horoGl- IA Law i..t rivtd 10 q o.
Baltimore Gen. N',e trrts.tcta au i'uul.usr
amount OF iu-sne-s. Vho IIHty oc TIE suti1. IT,.
hci II - allow oyoryihii 20 q" 81 with 80 lttc
interrupts puss lr. A g,t. a. rl.rr 81 CO..!
hr,tus % STOW itself. ~" naval ytt7c's / .tr rrr
IT. susG1einnrH, ~, fem 'noe, Siu JIti'.i,
NJ .up, Vernon pacoiah, M'uito. Snd Ntugutr ..
The 'ollowiu proclamation was Issued IN Noml'k
On sunday MORNING
NciroW, "a, Mry ~, 1892 The occupenc #
tic euee~ Mort = and r'ri'm,uta Is 'oI ile pro-
lection OF tho pdhl!y properly and tie uaut ii0u,c
of the public Laws q: Tie United States, Private
80. 'iiuns aud domestic quiet will no. ~ Dis
~. -l, Tut Violations - uid,r AID d.r,sItct /"
tr ~, erumcu, Will b. followed the immediate
arrest II the ul.nltrs.
TLusa who hay, lct their homes under tie au-
i.ptt!pn ~ az, acts q vandalism may Zoe asnl,I,
tia, the government allows 40 man tie honor 90
s,t, X IN it, ARMIES who iurgots the duilr- 81 q
ctiztu ia disclsrgiug tuosc 80 = snl i"r tid that
NJ iidiVidusl rights viii he iut'ii, red with.
IT,, SIC Of liquor IL Irunl tea. Tie office Il the
Mll,ars Governor aud Of NE Provost AalshAl atc
at tue Custom House.
tsibned!, F.nEnr. l. NIFIr,
Drisudi, r-,ieutraL I :. A.,
ana Military Governor,
GYM. wooi.s REPORT.
Washington, May l2.-The following has
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