The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-13
NEWS ITEMS
GAninALpr is Frustrated with rheumatism.

| GARrnALDr is Frustrated with rheum atbm.
Tng Rebel General jackson replied 20 the
| Secretary Of War, BENJAMIN. Tie other day, 'Sond
| me more trooIs ,nid fewer orlera."
TIE Duke Of NJ no. " mentioned as die true
r.,Stilstc for the Mexican throne
| GrSERAL MITCHELL recently photographed 20
Mr stanton FIR Instructions la regard " bridge
| burhcrs aud fuerillas. The Sccretary's answer
| wsa, "Lc them spiag"
DrRISo the present week work IL commenced
| o. tho "ies of he Capital at Washington, some
tfty or my brick myers, painters and Ialorers
| being employ H. hcsdcs n number Of stone cut ~.
EMICEArIoS FROM Europe To- New York keeps
steadily unI fpyini. For tie week ending yes'r-
| day, tn" number ot arrivals was 3, loo, making a
Total 81 23,TsS since tho cJuomccmont Of the year.
| The Prince Of Wales Is on his way home
from TIE Ert. lie hns Hlrendy arrived at CDus,In.
tinppe H. slater, the Ptiuctss Alice, was 20 have
bo'n married GA the Oh u June - Prince LOUIS Of
| Ii.sse.
BU.ISrss and Union sentiments are both inn
PROV iis AT Nprfolk, Goods are coming in nom tho
North, AMI the citizen. are coming In a. luy a. IN,
All anxious g. enjoy the comforts Of lie uou to
rea, nabo prices at which they are now offered
CoMNopoRE Gcllshorourh has on board his
Aa.slir' the Minnesota, complete printing press
copies 81 oil his orders, letters AMI pat hes fr
tie seventy vcsscle Of hi acot, thcrchy ocolou.s
| tine And labor and Avoiding errors.
A VERY pleasant AMI expeditions line has Just
| been established u Springfield, via New Haven.
| P,ss' myers, hy taking the steamer COntncnt,l, 1T
Peek SIP, at 81 T. M, arrive in New iiiycnN =,
where train IS In waiting 10 convey Navcl over
| Tie Hartford Road To- Mcrilen, Berlin, Hartford.
Widsor, Springfield. nal al Intermediate At tous
| arriving IN liaiturd NJ - O'clock and 5prinSh field
| about 10 o'clock tho same evening.
THE Phila lelphia NoRru AMERICAN pub
she. favorable intelligence for the comp elton Of
R'ndall's line Of European steamers, t. which. it
q n. sfxa I'll. 81
| subscribed ezooO0O. The line now prop sei IL
between ph,lalclphla aud Liverpool. The one frr-
merry Proceed wa between New York aud San
Fiancisco The steamers are 70 be proyit,sl with two
complete sets u psldl, wheels, forward Of the
other. and are u mako the European trip in six
days. Tie project WAS FIRST started in New York,
but capitalists IN This city could not the great
prospects, VI success which visible ~ the pLia-
Mir. JAMEs ANDERSON, or Louisville, Ia now
In Wellington for the purpose % taking out a.pa,.
tent for m invention which he claims Ia be u that
| "Hici'icy IN the preparation Of hemp aud flax Tor
t'e spinning process 10 10 reduce the cost OF the
rsw material below that OF cotton. Tie proccas,
moreover, II ~ rapid that the flax moy bc gathered
IN the morning. and woven into cloth before night
No n'tting Is required, IA ut present, the faIen
h,mp being rendered perfectly manageable by su
instantaneous operation.
Now that the Rebel General hshhy is dead.
NJ. tho papers are des,ribing hrn. lie was one oi
tut sons WHO We're known in Viz, mia ~ '',he Ash.
| : boys" All oil them were rough, brave fellows
| lhtet o tnc" bfotit RS nave di1i-two OF fissDl-
| Ton. one died at Falluler c'-inty, while his two
hiuthors were engaged IN mobbng J. C. Under
wood. The survivor was Turner Ashby. He, like
ms brothers, says correspondent was totally ul-
"a tiH"tci, and had M ha! face as ever reinom.
| Ter tn iav fccn on mortal man. lie was about
| five feet four inches, ots complexion darker than
That OF many mn'a,to, his face pnpy, aud his
cxl rtssiuu N II all the bad Juices of tie earth la
CONT we'd to lodge IN hia blood. His forehead WINS
low aud rece ling. His uncle was large dealer in
grain and trcse boys wore hir agents In the upper
counties. They spent their time SPORTING trading
de-, and lived un horseback.
1nE work of clearing tho Queens Bench Pr-
son q If inhabitants, says London paper o, the
l2ih inst, - now vrTs.ng towards a close Strange
70 say II has been very difficult task. Many Of
the prrJncrs aiernly refused 81 he nnde bankripta
| though, by giving their CONSENT they could have
INN dis'ely obtained their release. The most Gu.
r.ois case was that II william Miller who had been
| III prison since July, 1914 -forty-eght years lie
nnd os' III desire t. b" o aud would sign nothing
Which would hay. the .rc-. " making him a free
man when at length lac v IS absolutely forced 10
Acqui'sonce, he begged TO be allowed TO remain in
| tho prison n few days longer; nud when his time
was up no SUI fingered fondy within the gates 10
I'D tie officials farewell, aud to shake hands over
| the Queens Bench Prison, II few days since Wm.
Miller, who who was born nearly ighty years ago,
never saw street gas lami, nor An omnibus,
| much lees a steamboat or o railway.
ThH trial OF Appleton Oaksmith, Of New
| York, on charge Of fitting out a SLAYER has been
| commenced at Boston. Mr.. Oaksinlth appeared in
| court srcon panied by his mother, Mrs Elizsbeth
oikfmth mo poetess, and six other female friends.
aso "A little child three or four years Of aye Tho
| prisoner II fine looking man about thrty-ciyLt
yesrs o'sse His mother was seated II lis left
hand, sad tie child-a fair faced curly hared girl
sat At his to,t silent spectator OF tie scene about
her. The book keeper Of tho Merchants Bsnk'
| New Bedford, testified to Oaksmith having dcpost-
ed IN that Bank, sT2lo, which, previous 10 the
departure tie alleged slave vessel, the Margaret
scott, had NIL been drawn out The evidence OF
Capt. Lendra, who was hired TO make the slave
| voyage, was briefly as follows In July last wit
nesi met o"ksinlth on tho City WharfNew Bedford
fhr the first time The prisoner entered into con.
| versntiun with him about buying u vessel 10 send
Of ON the coast of Africa and spoke OF the Manuel
u,teA; We" lyrE ~ n she stream said he want
cd to buy weasel, III hcr ostcnsbly for whaling
voyage tnt really 10 go the coas, for a cargo 81
saws witness Mt that time was with tho accused
pau 'L ho.r. They then separated, witness sgrce
Brdiord that same night he as 70 20 there At 10
O'Clock AMI '.h Tor A. Morris. At this latter iuter-
view conversation ensued between the parties rel.
| NV 10 Lu'!nH shp u go T. tho coast Of Africa
II was hnly agreed this, witness should look for a
yosse', which should bo fitted out as proposed II,
'wlt,ss, should be captain, and, at Uls slccesRft
termination { the voyage, should receive the sun
OF 300 iur Ms services aud tho crew were g. re
= ee'ye 1900 each the cum OF 300 mentioned
AZ the cenl'nsation Tor the other officers Captain
, Lsndra was t. provide the ship with suitable PRO
Visions sni tho IsHnd barrelso Of water. lie wa
g. vs." every eniesyor to make her pass az whaler
The officers aud crew were 80 ho shipped In goo
! iath irr whaling voyage. and were 10 know moth
Ing Of the true mission of the vessel until her arr va
out IN near the coast. The prisoner at this inter
view gave witness his business card, which read
Appleton O .ksnth Greenport, l.. l." Witncs
WAS 10 write ~ the prisoner in Now York, address
inG his letters to A. Morris, New York Post olfce
The bill Of sale Of the ship to be IN Az a 81
! mans name, Oaksmith stating he would furnish
: The purchase money, Several letters passed be
:, tween me parties, in the case directed TO- anC
~ | in the other signed by, A. Morris Osksmith mad
y several visits % New Bedford aud finally agreed o,
ynyInS the Margaret Scott for g., 400 Of Captain
fItneA and the other owners ~ that vessel. OAK
sin.lh gave all directions about Citing tie vessel
SyIdIa e'AS her &c The outfit was not 10 eycee
seIow, llI ship was finally made ready and wa,
: 10 pe eisAteI y Saturday, September Oaksmitl
was In New Bedford, Aher the vessel had Cleared
: witness went down tho harbor and got on b. ard
The revenue Officers bong on board the vessel IA,
left her and came NJ to tne city and reported /
+ oaksmth. The latter said he thought il would b
all right, and wanted witness to return 10 the YES
= sci. lie did 80. On Wednesday night the r.yenu
steam tug came down and seized the weasel, arrest
q ing witness and Captain Skinner, The two wer,
brought 10 Boston aud lodged in Jail. The negroes
u when taken, were to have been carried 10 Cuba
where the money for the captain aud crew Of Tn
MarSars' Scott Wa 10 bel paid On tho eapstsu hea,
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