The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-18
THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH Is. 1854
Tn. New Y.rE CIT, Pre-..

port Of Gen. McClUllAn's stirring appeal to the
powerful aud well-Tainsd army under hls COM
mand. IL means 'On to Ricnmcud!' vs.
preiic. that Within twonty davs Richmond will
io IN the hands Of Mcclellan and y t')lk in
recession Of BI'nsida, and lsif Otvs either
= rris9ner In our bands or fugitive among the
people whom be has dsludod and rlinsl.
Th Herald This terse, emptio, patriotic
addre,a ouicAens the blocd like the call Of
trumpet IL viii inspire the army with iuvtno-
ibls a'dCr the nation with renews1 coaiidonc',
and the world With admiration. IL po.nS On
ward ~ victory.
TIE Tri6uHs. IA eiAbOrats, exhibits nuch
patriotic feeling, and apologies for ths gigsntic
h'luro 70 csp'uro tho enemy and and the wa a.
Manassas It is evident from this address that
Ge1. McCls Ian feels the weight Of that enor-
NOUS blow more deeply, perhaps, than any othr
nan In the country. But notwithstanding that
event, tho President eoel ht 10 rotaiH him IN
his command, and 1t is now our duty 10 strength
en- his hands ~ far a. possible.
The W1rid.-Iho lest bulletin Of the war
| which has vet boon Issued is Oeu. McClolAn's
| address 10 the army Of the Potomtc. Il is
| brief manly and stirring. There is no appeal
| 70 base pasaiCns--he appeals to the ncbost.
| II, has bot even lAshtd his political enom es.
| 90 only promises 10 lead his sol iers against
| tbs ssofsi,s Ui his country. Ho docs not do
| Ell l,s plant-h0 simply says that IA the
| c5utss q tho.r development (sb'ch has also
| been he course OF their succer') tho Tins has
| NV CON whom the troops which are the Hover
| Of our grand army Are 10 move forward to the
| yIctoy which tnoir discipline aud their courage
ane The pl0ssi. & Of heaven have fotcordained.
ILo WORLD tavors the substitution Of MI.
| Chasss tax Dill for tho one now before the
GOuso. yAioh II deems too costly for collection
,ut vexauous in its Humoruus exactments,
' hilo the Seerotsry's bill is more simple, and
sims 70 collect the revenue from as few articles
q. pCSsible.
a Correspondent from Kanagawa Japan,
gives an account Of the Ingenious method adopt
Ell by III, JapaGsse authorities to check tho un-
ruly oyeibsarlng conduct Of British sub ects
who y nettato into the interior beyond tho pro-
scribsd limits, brow beat the authorities and
flourish their Tevolyois in case Of remonstranco.
These proceedings gave rise TO endless squab-
blos between the officials Of the two nations, and
at last the English Consul TO protect his country
mon from arrest In case Of a breach of japanese
law, requires thom to carry continually a card
bearing the owners name, and countersigned by
the Cousul TLis card must be given 70 any Jap
anose oilicor who may demand II, but il protects
,ho waAtsI liom arrest and makes II tho duty u
the official to complain 20 the Consul, whosi
duty il will bs to roo jusios done. The British
suriac are excessively snuoyod at this regu
lstiou, which places them on tho same footing
as C,oi o., VITO are required TO woar at theii
bsl's pi, css Of boSrd sone two by four inches in
damotaI, Inscribed with their names and Z
GOV, ru.rt brand.
| the Juu,,NAL on COMMERCE. chargaa, more
il s.r- W than IN an 'er that tho radical abo'
litionists arc 30 bitterly opposed to MeClellar
,hat they would prefer his defeat and tho dis.
!, race OF our hag, rather than that he should
hieye yicto'y.
The TRIHuSL perssveres in its attacks up on
McCl. llal, aad gives place TO the following
absurd statorleut from Wasbiugton, omJ1ly-
ug, probably, much i.lsehgod and u h.Lc
truth -
soua Of tho residents Al C17traville say
| that momyOfs Of tbs Sanitary t1nusI'O1 and
u'nll 8olHinr.vi. .iiO7l 20 hbGIsIs, assert posi-
t'yo.v that ti1re is evidence 80 strong AZ "a
foe, the br Of that tho Mississippi 'old'err
nave uoor In thu habit Of digging up the bo
ul,s q Sainral soldiers lunsi a, Boil Run,
luili. "a tho flesh aud making tho bonaJ into
t.,pli-S-
fuc sk-is w,ro frequent tont ornaments
and wore also used for soap llshos. Knives and
forks, ring1, ana even spIra, Nero cuus'tuc @i
from tho l,Uues. Soldiers Of tho Brlyklyu ilh
recognized on tho field OF Bal Bur, hy their
, tti lrDwsgs, comrades who bad iillen thare,
iytrg unoti'. sd and headless.
3 R,sidonrs IN 1hs vicinity asserted that after
! ha blulp the Rcbul soldiers PASSED thor LOu5ol
with What they called, with unsosmly merri-
mant, NsnAIe skulls on their bayonets.
a CORES pcudent Of tho TIMES from General
; Banks division in Virginia, writes
We found that tho most infamous stories had
been circulated here, "a elsewhere all along the
route OF tho "LincUln hordo;' of their inteltiou
; go rayihh women, murder children, and arm
l the slaves against their masters, etc.
At ChArlestOVn the women still remain bitter
! and intense foes Of the Union, while nearly all
= the men are OIL enrolled in the Confederate
!. States army. To show the snmity Of tho fIir
there, will mention that one OF the Pro85 Brigade
crayed a room at the house OF a lady on Man-st
' She met him at too door with llahng eyes,
i said that if he was hungry she would give hin
soIneth' TO eat but that she would sooner die
than allow ono of the vils msrceuares Of th'
I | North 10 pOllute hoT hearth stone for the night
She pointed 70 her boy OF fourteen "Ths IL
the last that Is le.t St home ak OF hW brIthert
are with our army, aod evarv one Of m male
, relatives who is capable ard I've in the nope
I that Shsn thia- LAT 9ns IA old enough, no, too
\ u will 70 forth, and ] hope that he will plum ,s
his sword deep INTO your hearts Wi.n
grai d air his tragedy queen slam u the door
. | Such is the madness OF our 'Ou horn ufe hren
, feaIfnuy deluded by their Infamous leaders
; a strong instance Of THIS occurred DgIt beior'
\ Gen. Banks enTered CnaTl istown. Several
: members Of his staff role up to Il NJ 7. Hun
tors houss, and stated that tho Genurll tId
| TeQLes,, I'd them to state that be wlsatd 10 make
. the maI.sion hi- headquarters. Tho ladies', RS
fined and intell sent burst into tears, and sob
bed forth that they hoped "thoy would not b,
injured, that their sex would Do respected, &c.
yet al alnrG tho route the most rigid care ha
been hkea OF property, and excessss Of al
kinds severely punished
The table baiore which John Bruun's JUDGE.
sat IS now used by the Army Telegraph Corps
whllO the famous jNil Is occupied by C1l. Mllts.
by, the Pioust Marshal. Hsje | saw a mo
= toucainR picture. A female cJntr4oanl
hsO Ju.t been UroG ;ht in rho was alm1s,
. white. With hsr s'Te two little chillson
10th under thTou years. Sha stood awaiting
har fate, 10 Al aLttu1s Of exquisite grace hsr
heart wholly throbbins, yet wan m air Ot d,sD
. Grj' ction, tlloG with sJrrOw, ard the memories
4 pefchareo, Ot rsp0stoi degradation, Onr gOuld
' Soc by her unstudied grace Of asitlde and at
uesquo air that In her blood coursed some OF
the best Whils blood in the state, yet she wa
only aslhyo, a more ''ChattoL" At ii lrpsr.
Ferry, the once tlmous er zine house n which
the 0id man dshsd all Virginia, thars are row
sem th1ty ce'sion prisunersa curious change
10 those who once hOWlai at ths Union bs.
calSa onn old man made mad stroke tor tho
tte' oom OF rhs slaves. There arc now onIy
80 lanl4iss laiG where there were, a year AGO
5000 pie. s''
| ,gt. 81 IA Al.