The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-17


! side 81 the i,nnet, VIZ tied behind over the cur
| teli, from " hence i Ell In long ends.
We r.ma,k'dafll dress bonnet, mndc Of two
deep white lnctr. Ono, placed on the top OF the
crown, tll to the bottom Z Vie curtain /; aud We
.'l'r, sewn On the edge II The lonne, fell ltdt
lpwn Tie crown. Tie foundation Of this bonnst
was White tuli,, The edge Of tie loun't aud Of the
cut lin t-ing o. light huo Bilk, OF which there
was s'o band round the crown. Two small
curling snd blue feathers were Placed nsnr the
| front, 1t the top. lntic chp WAS u small feather
| AMI large half open psIe yellow rose with long
! branch, from vhlol. hung stnaller roe. Bue six
strings. pinkcd n, the EDGE.
| A very n'h bonn.t utdo Cor very young lazy,
was Of white tls l'o lonne, with nn'il 81 tui'c
Oh IL, iasss. Very .il, o.se crown, anil curtain
| y Ne ramc. IT, tie t.ur wnsn small rouG Fl
white Lilac and ''nslI ak ard rcd 'esds.
The Sew York civ Prrss.
Tho TINS corcratLlatcs everybody on the
virtual conversion Of tn Treasury Department
by Secretary Chase into tni,ei states Bank
Of Circulation aud Deposit, dAut inierposes some
objections to the fresh ieuc Of =lio 0oo, GEO lc-
gal tender notes on tho ground that it will 10
moan flo ,r,,--.y 90 oil extent that must prove
hyurious.
A ., respondent from Gen. " Cl,llsu's army
writes June llth;
or own anI tur rebel forces are now fecc to face
| vita ,noh oI,or, TIC pickett hiuy nj over lhlf "a
r,iic o.; IT. fYr vlni length oi tine tis stf' -
th'urr Nll eat Without bringing on M "-Spfcu" I
| remains BE- seen IL 10 n'Nt irtt'e no tiglt
| wing vii uudoult Ivy have u unnd, nsthe bridros
| tr ,r,seinp thr tiytr 10 complied, md n'thins
romans lgt,u sit' tie word Of c'inmnni to cross.
Tie plt'FMe hard - soik .lioWl1y up earth
w"iRa, nni vd,nt'y intcnd to innko a., i.'lo At
Il ID. m, nj the decisive latte. They will i..d u-
fully prrlt 81 iuf tie soutcrt.
Lac, .,t the r,hcls een, three ~ four shells iuto
smiths eucau pr 1T. but without ,A citing MY
damage,
Dcserter, from J. ,hrnonl continue to arrive
dai y, AL Of whom ttrtfm the statement r. eTty
published n tlo X .hDiond DIsrArcu, that The r.i-
Ell force greatly fear our design 10 70 surround
them sud cut 81 hcr supplies. thor STICK u
eul e-tcnce is fast diinlni,lihs. What shall We do
| IL the leading question Of all classes Tho city OF
Richmond 10 one vas, hospital. Nearly every house
contains more or less 81 the wounded, and the ut
mos, suffering prevails, IN cons Iurn-e VI Vic wan,
Of facilities AMI tic pr per Ten dies.
|. the rohcl- ui,an / Ag /. cir nuisance. dcmsni
tlnt they should htlt immediately. III, question
nraor, viii they commence the alta X. ~ leave tla
for us to do' They may possibly oe willing T. py'
us our own tine, seeing That their attempt at 'If
Oaks ended 80 lsnstruusy h. themselves.
II s.,tus incredible. that the Union army can re-
uIniu within four miles Of Richmond for much
|. longer period, without opening the WY TO tue city
spmotllR must To done, and spm hing VIII be
DONE ere many days aAsL have elap,ri.
, 4 correspondent from Cross Keys, Va, gives
= the following incidents of the recent battle al
. that place between Frcmon, aud Jacksoni
IA am writing on the ground where many o.
the Eighth New YoIt n.d their doom. The pool
fellows lay around tie In all Iostures and positions
! others prupped W against Ne fences where thel
: | crawcl ~ die. think the t.rrura of tie battle
y Geld have been very much exaggerated. The fes
lures Of these men, save where they have pers..cC
a ffojl strnu QUESTION or received wounds In th
I, | f,pc, arc as calm and pscid IS though the,
u had died peacefully N bed. Many Of ,Hein Ii
on their backs ia their arms stretchsd YEARLY
7. careloaslY ont, In the attitude e men who lhv
n thrown themselves on the ground 81 rest and std
d denly sunk uts slumlsr. 1. ticed one man Il
l. this attitude very particularly II was inposs'bl
a 10 believe him dead, even NL'u be fsied 10 rep,
II TO ri Gated calls, until endcSv3rcd to raise hi
h head In comfortable position, and the ris lit
Of the body told that life WAS no' there Tho troan
l. Of the wounded that form one of the great stspl
a horrors, arc mainly fctiou. Where the pain I
q very acute !, W iotning Is heard hut in the moe
a cases thoy " mu,ely wrapped up In their ow
4 thoughts, silent IN despair. Their only rcqucs,
D. wnter--this gwen them, aud they sink back I
4, silence or T. death. ! spprehcnd that from
y bull,, wound lie must Obj unconscious
away, tho sufferer 10, knowing that II
a going. Hoie is NO strongly developed with
o In ~ that | question whether any on
y ever really believed himself mortsly wound
p, ed. T. = .trong inen thus suddenly s'ruc
d down, 1t seems impossible he should die, an
his rt floats ywav INTO pace while he n thiukin
~ OF Tie u ~ that Will relound 10 him rom III
oi scars Many VI our woui.lci have lain upon III
field all uiyt AMI II Is Questionable whether anlu
l,noes will come To- their relief much before H.
middle Il tho day. ! an glad 10 learn from thcl
= lips that thoy have been kindly treated 10y H.
me how the latter came during the night, covere
. them over with blankets, brought them water, an
y in some cases, washed their wounds. What hav
4 here witnessed, entirely dispes any faint faith
" ever had in what Ia COMMONLY termed "rcl Ell bai
"a hsrity." When tho ncW5 cpiuo OF As'by's dealt
, ono Of our officers cried Ike q chld-.he WI
i, wounded on some field, end Ashhy, he said
"A came sui spi by lu oil tho night through takin
"a tul-r care Of hiin a. though he were brotho
r Lam ''peelHhS i-cosed u s'o earned the truth
is this Gaze from tie liza Vt tic wounded soldier
| Themselves, for - 40 Al chi u
:. while sgo, say!ag that lie had been over the hclC
~ and the wounded told him the rebels came dow
and teaeod them all night long, taking away thei
|. osntecns sul rihlug thcr po''.os, Thcsc ST. rio
a are rife on both s'les mtnuiu, tVred by knave,
A they told & oos with the int alton Of enger
der.ng mutual Lato.
@ Tho WORLD argues against the adoption
q any policy a.tcr tho war that would be likely (
convert tho southern people into permanent enc
= mics on tho ground that II would retard til
\. colrtrr-rcTolutlon which all patriots would ha
: as The surcst harbnger Of returning loyalty.
. IT. army correspondent, before Richmond
write under date 10th June, giving the expcr
: eucc Of Lieut. Perkins, who was taken prison,
" the rebels AT the battle Of Hanover Cou,
+ House. and conveyed to Richmond, and who hl
n jus, been returned to our lines, having been e,
, changed. The correspondent says:
Liolt J.. was 50 unwell that no could hardly =
v upon his horse. Tho animal, be NJ likewise tire
7 Vuu slow, ofen fell behind Notwthstand.ng
~ per torture Tor the Lieutenant T. ride fast,
" than walk, tc captain in command several tim,
IT, ruteucl 10 shoot him unless he kgIt up. !
n lHr TIA Lieut.. l.. said; You iuisrn,l scoiindr,
W guoor :" when tie hraggart put up hia pistol.
e. Upon his arrival In Richmond. Lieut.. Perkins NJ
4 party were aiken 10 the Once q. the Provost Ma
lo bhs', Gen. WIND = rnd thence, after sho't dcit
,c t. tie famous tobacco warehouse. The dstau
d, from the depot Ia TIE prison is fully two mile
~ They were followed by u crowd Of boys, and nat
| rally slrluk from NOTICE, nj suffered M other /
~. di,utios In the streets. Tho lieutenant at on
d., wen, g. bed irun which he did not get up IN
u, word WAS brought Lin of his exchange. The pape
Tor tie eN 'laul,e having been perl,c Leutcna
ne fSlklns was 'uht on Saturday that Lie would
mt liberated.
ue Lieut. Perkins saw and h. nj but litle Of inter-
q ~ Richmond, Prisoners siloN / no privilege
l- l. even the papers, and can slorooro know no,
lac .uS ~ what ia going %. Ino Whole Population
Richmond Is being trained to tlo use Of arms
cu Il any additional evidence w,re wanted to al,
IA, how set plan the enemy had in regard h.
ut b. tile of T.ir oaks, sli how confident tloy W,
H. of being successful II il furnished in ststem,
~ mode to Lieut.. Perkins by rebel surgeon, on
r. day preceding he dgh'. The remark was,
W. su' stan ~, this; "W,I have 10000 moro Yank,
We In Richmond 10y tomorrow night; that many ha
We, crossed the Chick hominy, the bridges are
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