The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-24
NEWS ITEMS, 30,

MORNING and evening passenger train is
now ruuaing regularly " Iiarper's Ferry and the
West, making all the usual connections.
THx Irish citizens Of milwaukee have sent
$U5 10 Ireland for the relief of the poor and sec
obi remittance will soon follow.
The valuable and extensive law library Of
the late Nathan Dane Appleton was soli lately, ut
Alfred, Me. Its cost was $1,000, but II brought
only 500
Mn. owens, of Syracuse, has made an unpro-
ccdent run a, billiards which lasted five hours,
during which time ho scored over 2, 400 points. lie
gave up from sheer exhaustion
FLoRIpA, at tho time she seeded had in her
treasury fur dollars and hfty.fye cents. We un-
dcrsiand that the whole OF tiis sum has been
expended in defending the rghts Of the South.
EIour Governors of rebel States aro now cut
Of ofhrial employment wandering mp and down the
earth like 50 inany frightened deer who have shcd
thyI horns.
foREIGS papers say the season at Bldcn-Bl-
dso hos commenced, the Queen OF Prussia being tho
fr1 srriye aud give that old gambling bank there
| sticYAs w.
mintimated in foreign papers that at the
O)9AGSApention absut y roe y IN Eo,ue,
R8d% ~ Of the Popes emigration to America
WHINE skSously discussed.
kis asserted that every pound ot cotton sent
' - from Hilton 0tid Win cost the United States
such has been the exp6nss Of fancy sbolition
Wanting
New Orleans, was recently sold by auction by order
OF Gen. Butler. II brought ~, 200, aud was bought
by Sscob Barker.
THE steamer Dick Keys, Capt. Abels, under
flag Of truce, arrived at New Orleans on the even
Ing ofSbe 18Th, from Mobile, bringing 2.Z04 sacks
and Sl barrels OF hour 10 the Cohinittee of Sub
sistence.
- IL london, the day after the Derby, re-
rpoctabis man elibeyatsy lay down on the street,
before wsgon, and his head was crushed fiat, kill
ltss
names oi the winner, and other horses OF the Derby
TIE Pacific Telegraph lin. has been broken
in several places, but the principal trouble Ia the
high water in Green River where the line has been
carried away, and there are no present means O.
crossing to repair II.
THE Stars and Stripes now wavc over the
remains OF every dead President of tho United
STAGES, except those u james Monroe, whose re-
mains were taken. some years since. froIu New
York 10 Richmond.
TIE ChfaRo TRIBUNE Is Informed that over
three hundred Of the Confederate prisoners at Camp
Douglas were recruited into the ranks OF tho IRISH
Drig ide Saturday last, and len with ior Wash.
inston.
AT the conclusion of the discourse by the Rev.
Henry ward Bseoher, on sunday morning, q col
lection was taken up for hospital PURPOSES and
other necossares Tor the sick and wounded soldiers
IA fTemonts army. The collection amounted u
about $500.
The towns on the west coast of Florida, which
were a itH Nccks ago evacuated by the relgs and
the garrisons sent h. Beauregard have been re-oc.
cupod. ApaachicOla, Cedar Keys, 81. Marks, and
Tampa Fay are now in possession Of much larger
rebel iprees than were ever In occupation before
lkLoRD John Russell, at the request Of the
60Soman Government, las prohibited the distribu-
0on OF the British 5TAR--a Greek paper, published
IA London, as II has recently contained articles
nc.tng the inhabitants OF Turkey to revolt ggalust
the laws aud government Of that country.
TnE marriage Of the Princess Alice, Of Eng
land s H. bo again post poned, owing to tho death
of the mother of her fInce--the Grand Duchess Of
ilesse II really seems M though tho poor girl was
rayerto have her husband-fJr this ID the third or
fourth l'ostponeinent.
Tie Southern Confaleracy nav now he
bouu led as follows; On the North IS NJ -Clullau
and Iiallcck, on the East by Burnside md Hunter
on the south by Fort Pckens ani the Gulf a1usd,
ron, and on tie West by Com. Foote, Gen Batter
"coln FNragut, 0rrA kQrter and Gen Pope.
TIE rebel forts of Santa Rosa Island are now
garri oned IS Federal troops and los feat ons are
In course of erection near the town ~ Pensacola T.
protect Il from attack by the rebels. All in quiet
there, and the Union sentiment Las boeu gradually
developing Itself ever since the retreat oi the Con.
iederato forces.
A sIIREwD old socesh, Of New Orleans. thus
excused himself for taking the oath OF allegiance
The oath Of allegiance IL Ike contract of marriage
1T u binding only while both parties live. Now,
the Confederate Government, no far ns this CITY ia
concerned s stone dead; and there our contract
with II is Ut an end.
The Fionna journals give q receipt for re-
pewtng the nssna tsste Of MIX or cream turned