The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-24

article Oh The evacuation oi Norfolk aud ktuw H.
sud The conduct " the way generally. II -iys, 10y
| abandoning dc's bed posts which are within -ca'i
" tiic .ncuiy's leet. and which u IL impossible {,
| defend, we are enabled o. concentrate powerful
forces nNon essential points, and to Oaflo the enc
| my IN e'cry attack ofv g., importance
| The same paper makes mention u a tcir.h'c
ranic IN k'chmoud cn Friday, On the approach o
out ginboats
rus CrS-rosr ,rfua
| washington, iiGy lS.--No official report q,
I the euu-hort aN dr ou tie james River h,s hreu
| received NJ the Navy DEPARTMENT. The IN ssng, =
received GA the subject in,lic t. all 81 rofi,uty To-
| io better ~ the ftifr. Tie river TOW cl"tr q
| olstru'ti"ns to " thin eight nilcs W Richmond.
A. that point Their Is n heavy ha,t"ty. mounted on
| hsh hluf AMI the tivrr is teinpornrlv closed g.
| NOVA atun hv sunkcu vessels Atuuns Which are
| s"ld &" d" The Yorktown AMI JuHc-iuwn, and hy
| piles chains, ~. ia. Mun.tor cvr'd not elevate
| per runs suih'icuty to roach TIE ~ h
hsitcty Which rilc,ci he, u-cics'. The lH'k-
~ ~" ii'r' vtre tNcd Nth rife rt, FROM
| which an iuct',ant h'e WAS poured upun the
| nc,t, Pat If whch WIS engaged from
Cn To- l'"'" yards Of thc main battery. An,r au
| acton 81 t'ut hours. the hc,t iuiius II iuprn,t
canl" under the circumstance. g. ailrucc ~ lat
terry ON ~" bull wi'h ltr,s Our u-s was tliitr ID
| e.'cd ami eleven W'uHi'i Among thc l'.sr
| I"it Murt. v ~ Nc leg 10y umio bail. hut uol
n ipu~ly. " b. cNpc tad Nat tuU particulars Nt
| he received IN the morning.
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| PAEsoN BEowNLow ~ rms A,tprMY ~
Mrsic.- Tie AMI reception u the Rc,. W. q
| Browul.N, ly u.o citizens 4 Nm No'k, cam. "A
last cyenin- at tae Acadcmy Of Mus,, unicr e.,
| ausii.cs Of the Young Mcu's Republican tu.un
| Tie great ldiding wa crowded ia ovc,y avalsh ,
| inch - space, hundrc oven crnwdng the aisle.
| iHS-ago ways IN the T. aud tie Hobbies out.
| sdc. The stage was occupied ly number Cd
| New Notks prominent men, sm1ug whom w.c
| Collector barney, Surveyor Andr,ws Rev
prs. Tyu' iistdeld. roti- aud rchi.
| Hon. A wifernhn, Il. u. Mulurn, G. Gould
| and "a great n'inh,r # Itotiiuci INGREDIENT, anil
lthcr- tn, bond uf ti, " Nortli Gu, Ina, werc ID,
Attendance. Mt. Z. T. Rogers allied the meeting ,o
| order, nIonsi,td for Ne absence ct Guv. Mora.
who was expected To preside. aud nominated 90
| Chairman Mr.. W NJ. E,,rtt The nomination
| having been accepted, NJ Boats introduced tic
| speaker OF thc Ming, kts. ". a. Br,wuuw.
| The rarson WINS received with the wlld.t eutl.u-
'.,sh. cvcry lsly In ,lc louse cheering nady. .n
waving hnts AMI Lauit crciiols. II was some 1000,
hci,ic quiet could bc ohtuu,d, when Nj Hr.tyuL,,,
addressed Tie ncct 80 iu substance, a. follows!
| Ladies' and gcuticmcui Itakc occa .lo ion .r,,
| of uytniug may eaN 1" Jllri.c yul e what b, u
viii ave Discovered h,."rc taxi ~, SCOT g. 1T :
t'ttF, In ny public ailr,ss'-, NO matter what TO- y
Theme may to do Mt present g. M andeiu g
with nn cppl"bcc which charm, or wth that b,at,
"i dlc'"r which cnpuyHcs aud hsicns an Assem-
hlnu. Tor o." pact ~ N,vtr- Of my ElInpw hat
q
public on 'ii the aiiIoots ~ the hnrl. Tor 1 lave
u,tcr t"u utr'l 'u iuN 'ili. ii lu that cHi iil u
ct time. tNpl' 'u.'I Hr.'ponlcnt IN all u !. o.
md under an circumstance. tu,e never L,,u
noutrnl, hut ave always taken hand In VIII steyrr
Wt. aot llir then reverted g. nu al, c,inn of ~,
throat which hai attacked hIn 30, .,ut turc, y..r.
since aud prevented me- Iuhlc sprrki,s, of wh',',
hr WA, cured it - Physician ut this CITY. lic wa.
auv-,l thel g. .nii practice lil i .pa.l i'ir aud
ld sp iu tcmIrrnnc" s"'ir'y. and preaching
shuit "riu"nE ~ regularly ordained aud
L I'LL. d. .#.".
entirely wei "utl 90 = sc's ol'ra II u~c %, 'u.
| ciuna, lie lel1n' fpc KING against t'is Infinitely
Internal rebellion. l"rrm nppapAs | atrihutr
.nr restoration OF my voice 10 the goodness col t
glorious and uud-hkc cause ia which | protested
To- engage. | shall ia the remarks ! may mnl,
hsfr tuight advance uu r'utiurit NJ id u, en-
l'uv "a hnluasc That utN"uot ndv need nrd en-
piuycd aud used time rnI r''aln Il huue. "wny
,,u,.u IA bike" | vii uittr ~ .l.'niirht oiin
u' the wrot'hod corrupt and Infamous gcplu-
ircls VII" nau.'ust d Ills rebellion, the'
| would Mt utter ia their own hear.
lng IN tie STATE where | reside. iAppl,u,rJ
| sly .,u, In the outset vt my remarks, ~
have oicu before tlid IN TIE mort widely clrint
and ouly luyh ant r"hliuus paper iu the 4utl the
l.u,l,a urr col Tine Sputn h. blame Tor ~. state
of tAbp. INST o. I."pl, 90 tie N'rth. We hUc u-
TENDED down S'vt ~ thirty years g. break uu
this yuytrutn'.t u has been our settled pufpps. t.
d,tt.uy tie nian. W. have had the rrcs,Iou.y TO-
e.. SpIt' ,Nirrtp Spur once, AMI 1--WE ui ON men
were reelected while NO S,ithcrn man has scr, .d
a second tenn, AMI ih addition I, all this We s.il,d
lpou two mi-"r.,ut- who were elected from ihr
NrtI /, me Ptcs d'ury, and "plwIlhrd with
them as our heii.rs" tumcu,o and pro.
lynscd applause and lauAtrr.l We asked aud
81 ,ucd uoiu You fI..itV We Save law a
repeal of the " -suut Compromise, tAr u'incN aipii
90 rcx1s L. increase pur s,y. territory nud balance
If power Wc have oitu All asked, and
this revolution has been brought about without IL
shadow n caus', ly the wors, men on u, l.,ce OF
the EARTH and 1t. after cuuqucTiug the South, the
t,oye1lnrn, sinai ,il t. han. these men as H. IA as
lisuau, We VII make a future. iGrcat Applu isrD
I ltkn NHng m ufII IL -
always had fat and confidence in the Guy-rnm.nr,
crushing out this rebellion. We have the man
nj the had Of ni'ai WHO wall 10 II, tnmruae nl
plHuHC !-thnt Frcht, That gallant man, Gen. McClrl-
Ian prolonged and enthusiastic applause! u one Ia
whom Lave always had confidence, an pruphe.
sled he would como ont right side mp. ti.au!h.
ter and apllauso.) NJ own distracted and
oppressed scctioi Of the country, East Tennessee.
falls now, by new arrangement into the military
department of that hero, Gen. Fremont. tgrcat
rrthusiasm, lasting some mirpIt 81 We reluicnd
IN East Ttnnessr. when we heard We had fallen into
ms Division. tAppause.l Though I d,fcf witt
him, pri a!w'ys have IN politics set IN the wv he
Is my s"it Of mini he Will either "mAke spoon
or Spite HORSE" and believe he will make the
spoon. iGrcat applause. when be goes down INTO
East Tennessee, want t. 60 with him. ! want 10
show wln IN tie Cont derute army ought 10 hang
and b. have the pleasure Of tying the rope 'ound
their n,cks. daughter AMI applause MI. own
low then reverted 10 Tho previous eXperoncc Of the
t;uyornIusut m the matter ~ rebeilinns, showing
how succcs had attended II in crushing out the ie-
h-lhons IN Massachusetts, Pennsyl wanna, Rhode
Island aud soutu CaIphnn, ~ lac believed il will
ia this far greater rebellion. II. also lam, niod
that Cd Hickory was not in the Presidential chnlr
instead ui THAT miserable mscrcant of u man At
wheatand."l l'pli Hickory had bceu alive when
Floyd commenced stealing guns aud other MUM
tons o way, and his associates began plotting trcA-
| son, the old man rising about ten lset in Lis
| boots would have scilel the thief by his col
lar aud sworn by the Col that made Moses
that tlis thing must not be- tApIlauae and
l.uRhter.l Aud when Andrew Jacks',n -1ore n
thing had T. stop, II had To stop. Pr, tidont
Lincoln with the North to bnck him, viii crush out
mis- rebellion, and then, after We have had i"w
~p'k, rest and recruit, and England aui Irnuca
| " =. II wc can hex them both tGreui sppLui,r.l
And I'm not certain that Wc VIII not have e. do IT,
particularly 10 ID Euslnud -hc had been nyii.y
a double game with us, A. Al rnriy period IA t't
auClrHtiOn Of the rebellion took SIDES with H.,
Im"giChcers. had travelled ~ circut urnaci,i
Ia PiNkCns AMI Anderson Counties, the lHtrI where
Calhoun lived aud where had fought MULTI cation,
tthcy threatened H. hong me theni aud
could not but remain true ~ the Slrr-
.Ii stripes, | have always been luipn
| never u sectional man. ! began my political
| career .E lS2N. IN supporting john Quucy Adams
against jackson, and IN the n,Nt contest NAs for
| Henry Clay. Immense Enthusiasm YoI clap
aud cheer 1T tie mention OF the name 60! Clay. /
y over, ana vii lut IA domination ipt the prts.
druCy Tia, Inst suit u clothes Clay wore before his
| death, ttu " N straw. st the beginning OF tle
! rebellion, tae lcplcl7 Approached me with money,
| AS they did crpry Sputu. ~ editor. They knew |
| was prir, md tlrs suppose 1t would have tine
rest, ! told them, "Thy money perish with
| thee" (Ai paiise.) Wu.n the stream Of 49,
/ crs-lUi -I'sltrH began Iolin through Knoxville
| toward the last, the u couundatons were
found T. IA iu'lnl ieui and thy laid over hy rr.-
m,,tt X NN.lc. They 10 e. Union men on raj y
| int, .f.r,I and Inc tpd ly, tl,,, a.,