The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-09

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OF ,eoe
Mr.. THOMAS CcLiEr GRArrAN, formerly
| brlish u hsti mere he o"httlnuteo DIS quotA
10 mo Noiumy oi souse ana m'snPteseas.
.lo,s lnn' tne r-l gum prs nss uoon ensst.sa
VI POURING eu' uI'u me Oh,'eu ~ ots,os sooe Sns
SohVto o' 'ne Nobi ue's'e Oonm'SSooef''
| TuR whale ship Alice Kfasior. got airif,
| wilhou, its crew, 10 the Ochotsk SEA- in Doeen,-
Der, 1859, and was boarded in juno 1860, and
| fouId to 10 perfectly tight, and, a. the vessel
which cace &C oHs her coui1 NOT onng nor 70
port, sle was aliowec to dritt on, ana Is Prcoa-
oiy stih navigating tho oceans alone
ID. ". MARrIN, the wherry an1 berry man,
is now mining In California, and subSist Il almost
entirely on grapes and apples. Tho same fruits
form ed his diet on his sea voyage Nom hsrs 10
the ls'hmus, and bananas and oranges on The
Pacih side.
| IpERsoNs lately from Beaufort describe the busy
| Sc no OF operations there as cfro hing. a Navy
Yard Ia in prcgrs- with alt apourtsnances tor
| tho 'tplir Of vessels, buildings are going up NJ
| general acti iiy prev ala. Tho Yankees found
a steam engine there, and gin un or twelve
bSles of cotton per day, while the southensrs
| hardly did the same work in two.
TuE Wostorn farmers arc beginning 10 des-
pair of raising corn D, oGtably. twenty cea,s
bus is the lowest prico at hich il can he raised
and mako money, and for the last aeven months
they could not got that price. They say -
Since the introduction Of korosins and fsg-r
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gruatly lessoned ard we 500 no bright future
| fer this staple.
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| W..b,n,,ton Iost her c.Is cont.ini1r, the A..
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v;r,,ir,r "a II mil ,ho ,srd ,bras,Is a -,
.hnt bcr in the garrot on bread and watsr.
| Another cako which was brought for her Ahs
| threw Turiously down stairs She will soon b.
| ,cnt to Fort Lafayette. She has bosn cut OF
| from her allowance Of quart Of wine day.
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.ioy naNe ng'nouHHou MS hhihonceo.nAs a. ~
| hou Petonso vi Wo,k"B ior u9 Denent On
irth smigran,s until mo war compelled them 70
quit the country "a all bosh.
ARMY correspondents assert that tho health
| OF the troops is much better in camp than in
| bsnacks. Under the exposure Incidental u
camp life the pale and sickly artiEAns and clsrks
| nun ueUirelN"7 kIONnB pettef every uayt anu
the mon, instead of shirkinR their duty, are
eager for the severest kind Of work. ReclininG
on the bosom Of mother earth and breathing tho
pure AIR, the troops assume new ygor and do noe
tedulIe the esynPAthy oI i ueM s ,r,ends 'o' "n~A
efronoou,iy oohSiuoIou 'ner hAlu lol'
BI the New York State laws OF 1850, chapter
| 8S4, II unlawful TO kill certain kinds OF game
under penalties, at this season OF the year. For
killing deer between the first day OF January
and tho hrst OF August, the penalty IL $50. ROr
killing woodcock, iu the pericd stated, the
penalty is %. The destruction OF quAils ia siss
Prohi5itedL under penal,y Ia the year, befTe
tho 10Th OF oc'oper. The restriction upon the
killing OF Partrdges Is conhned TO the period DO:
tween the ION Of January and the nrst day o.
septemOer-the penalty as TO birds being the
same.
TuE OrrNIoSE NArIoNALK, Paris journal,
which from the beginning of our troubles has
battkd mAnfully for us, Is tho exponent of the
views of large party in France-and the arti-
cles which IL contains, lose none of their signi-
hcance from the fact that the Prince Napoleon
10 y large owner In the paper. In fact, a cona-
dorable portion Of the Funds with which II was
started were furnished by the Princes father,
the bate Prince jerome; and although IL s not
probable that the Prince exercises any suporyt
sorry control over the editorial department. OF ths
| iOuIna cOnrideTs him6olf rosDOnAibl0 for what