The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-21

disposition to night The lr1shmen IN their rnnks
and scme entire Irish regiments, have broken ou'
in revolt aud refuse % sht agsnst troops bearing
the green Irish banner One Of the deserters say'
they csueht glimpse cf the flag OF our Irish brig
ade, snd since that time have expressed . desermi
nation never ~ FIRE 4 shot where that banner eau
he seen.
PARsoS Brownlow accompanied by his daugh.
ter son, aud Mr.. Childs of Philadelpbis, lefs the
city yesterday morning by the New Haven road for
s,sp s p,r .SSr, Sin ~ps R.cr. rs,arsns to III e,v
he via visit Hartford, Springfield, Boston and other
prouknsnt cties of New England. He expects 20
return to New York In about two weeks
Six daily papers have survived the bad
tmes' which New orleans hss psssed through.
viz. Tho PrcA,rSr pxLrA THrr Drlr.. CRns-
cn<r, BuSsErn and BEs. These have all along
manifested some regard for The old lniln. and
strange enough these sre owned sud edited by ma
upon the subject Of secession. are under the
trol OF Northern born residents.
Tnp gun which burst on hoard the Naugatuck
ia the James RIVER was mounted ainidshp point.
"a towards the law, aud capable c, throw ma In"
pound shot = great range. II was lnHdef frcm I've
low ly means OF q mDvcabic chsrs,r winch c"dj
he 'stci of depressed at pleasure. Tie iem-
NJ ns v,- cotuplshcd ly ssoft " pisi II rod. on
. line with the muszlc Of the s1in. which IL also
worked 10y Irilevs thus all rlins tie c,.rhy "
losiln. sul htiuy every haf minute.
OS the late trip ol the Great Fastsrn from
Englsud, aome sporting gentlemen ON board insu-
atct fchup ui aiuiHct1Ctts al scn csl'rt
tie ''Gr,ud Atlantic Races" Tie hill read thus :
rig chip meeting Il o'clock this evening. fo,t
race twic. siound the deck for :, oil sack race
tutc iuuul, winner - hive -. bl., Nctplr chase
once stcut the deck, three prizes chici winner T.
nave Il. ID cock tsht. nn spurs allowed, beet oi
ninc throws s.. foot race, one half mile walking
match, one mile, NJ.
Tup nesrocs of Boston have held n public
meeting n cunsidet tie subject "i colon at "a.
They don't l,cv, In the project n'i their ,es,lI.
tons are poiu,ed Rssolrcd That when We wish tn
leave the United states We can hud aud pay ipt
tiat territory that shall suit us hctt. Resoircd
rhst when we are ready TO leave We shall he able
IT, pay our own expenses Of travel. R,so'rd. That
Ne tlout want t. gu now. H,soited. That II any
boly else wants us to g they must compclu-.
NEARLY |, 600 contrabsnds are in Duh Green's
Row, At Washin-iSn' and Peop'c resort ttre t.
are contrabani help. The black. accept whAtevsr
terms mny y" 'ii'iod tein. and This IL TIC rcaHon
why tlcit labor is sought ior Mos, of ti,m. how.
ever a., IT 'ur nothing 1u, outdoor lator, and
NJ ,o.s AMI other lsboer- cf IT. district ARE some
what disturbed 1 ) this influx oi muscle, winch can
be hired tnr Hlnost nothing hui ,hc government.
having the srtcle thrown upon ia hands, d. sp,scs
oi 4 IN the roadiost manner possihle.
MAJOR l.. NJ. RYLHsoS, Of the sth New Icr-
sey regiment, reported llei at tue battle Of vii
hams'u 81, ana hsrhnrou-y uutilatcd beside, was
y native Of Passaic County, \ J. At unc time the
family were In siueut eircuMst. no,s, lavipg own
Ell Al extensive tract OF the iron region in that
country The deceased carried IN the uanufac cture
Of pix aud har ron for several years at his large
work, near rompton, but was overwhelmed In the
general wIe,k Of iS3I At TIA. call for trut "a aet
summer hs joined heartily In the work of raising
III. sth rcgimont, md acquitted himself ss en-
cslleut oficu aud lisNe man
THE display OF iewelry in the Great Fxhi-
bition, London. IA described 81 being extremely
magnificent Four or hye firms alone send IN goods
tu the value of over ~ U.h.OnO. The display from
France and other counties IL very fine. hut IN this
department England exceeds tlir united produc
N.fN tN..,H la.
has been rec mt recu'. ~ described really u,
pesrinq what its name imllief-"s Mountain ~
Light Though ita size ~ diminished nearly one.
third hv IN. process Of c,tti'v, it, lrsn,y IL ~,
Intense that u seen t. contain aone inward MASS
Of fiery spaiklcs thatcmit rays IN all dire,tions
Iur following are point. OF interest in the
new Homestead Law, just passed Ivy Congress- AZ
the lands owned hv the tuy"iumcut open b.
sett einent under II, IN quantities not exceeding is0
acres tn eael .person. Any person who is citizen
of III. United States, or has declared his nentiNn
become such, who IA q yeas old OF the head of
family. or has served In the military or naval ser
vice of the country dming this rebellion. cnl make
the entry payin l., of ten dollar. and the fees "
the Rap1si aud Recover - the Land Ofice That
is all the settler Ia to rnv at any time The a,
Il. it.';' t';'s' 's"' :
A coRHt.sPoSpESr of the Chicago TINt-
s,ates tia, il 4, useless I" conceal the t'ct that
Brauicgard'z army IL on,-t' iri greater tHn that
NJ uHtrck The ruulrs oi the ,yact't'uu uf
- NJ y,~n n ~ iselv circulated lv BraU,a.d
through ~ am dosertsrsHud ~ the southern p'Terr,
AMI muN emenia oi troops made 4. II to cuhrln tile
r,tn.fta ln order g. ct our army iit1 "a tisp,
~ ualierk Wa not g. he dupcd II war th,u,
"A. "A il now, Btaurcgn'd'a policy t. invite at
tack. while 1t Ia Nc Doubt the policy ct iiall'ck TO
cat ~ the supple, OF l. tur">ssPs iuineise army,
aud force him a. make the attac. %. aurt ,'.or.
Uenttregar1's army T. estimated at not less than
lTn, 900 mcn and though not o,,r hall o' thc'l nc
well armed they Nill NJ duult make desperate
fslt against te trained bdors Of tie Union amy
=. l..
eut who ia with his army, Hs u'nn y hn' ply
slque lie IL stout, burly weighs 900 pogniH, hn-
q round hcad - mitdle aged, bla hs hliing 'ast
with grey lie walks iy g." hour IN 'r,nl oi hir
quarters, vi. thumbs IN the arm pts uf J. vyht,
looking mostly at tn. ground but casting quick
uoks, now to the sht, now L. the Lett. .yiien,y
not for tie purp So oi see ~ anything ~ anybody,
but Htarns into vacfucy the while. His eyes h,e
ouy the problem before him, which with the forces
under him, hc ia T. work ont H. satisfactory con-
ciusIur lie does business "a hand, IL imIai ent at
long stories, md cuts many an oiror short IN their
| verbal communications. Tie army has evident Y
| confidence in it's coninnhd.r though he !, known
| personally L. few 4 the o'hcers or men. Ne has
shown himself to he csccl'ct at planning; whether
he will be sqlally good Ia the fell remains u be
| seen.
| JEFF DAVIS, 40 his Goa achman says, lycs very
plainly and IN rellcsd H. drinking sasSsitas in the
morning substitute ior tea lie has fiur child
| rem Msgglc, daughter aged seven .Ief. DaNis,
Jr about fve years old Joe, tr,ioulent little fel-
| low ui three, atd u baby rebel, month old last
| Cnrstlnas. n ,ue of the children allowed 10 est
butter, as Il At commDdy involves too great
| pense Ieil. rises between and in th. morning
and comforts himself " M mint luep, sittIn. down
| TO hr,ahiast and sassairas Tea about 10. At he
| takes light lunch Of crscker1 and cheese, varied
| with an ,siona herring dining Inagiihcsutly a,
I. His dinpcr consists of st. julien soup, ToaH,
heet ash eak i-,Ich IL very fond oi ash cake, JACK
son says clare, and sherry over his dinner Jcii.
grows confidential aud couverses with his family.
! TIE army correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Il 81 . .1,.,
| - not that we fear Richmond. A single ymihoal
tod take It bat the great o stacle II the one hun
| ircd Aud hfty Thousand men the rebels have posted
| about the head waters of the Chckahominy. Thei,
lett ~ At Richmond, and the line extends down 'h'
| river for many miles The Ch, kshoIniny and Pa
| muuky rivers run In parallel lines, the distpuct
| h.t.cou them averaging some twelve miles. The
| thlon army is IN possession oi the whole PRnunky y
| Rive valley, and the rebels oi the ChickRhmniny
| Tie scouts snd pickots uf the two armies range
| along Tor twenty or thirty miles upon the r,dy",
between the rivers, At many times wt,n speaking
| distance ot each other. The Commanding Gruorh
itHvInly and surely circuiu uveuting h- o. plneuts
Dnv nui night he "a working, and hour after hou
us p'lua are successfully carried out.
CLOSING Linen.
Irquiry is frequently made respecting th'
mode If putting glo-s on linen collar
his gljss, or gnan. a. II is sometimes rallc I
/, prolucct ma,uh by friction with % warn
bol and may be- put ou linen BY tlno,
cuv person. The liutn 10 be rla5sl receive a
much starch as il is possible - charge II with