The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-03

condition they arc not required to take up arms
against The South. Among tho privaies, the COM
'n"H remark IL That their officers persuaded them
that this II nm abolition war, but t.at now they
have found That it ~ hot true, AMI th,t N,rthe,n
men are nut the demons they were r,ado l. consid.
cr N m villa, interest they could tko in il On
the Hiit - slavery, even au s,ng it t. be an alo
iton war ia nut s. clear. for they all seem ,o ho
hong g. tho class of " poor whtes," who ir shave
iiA states nro even worse IF than the a'nyoa
A ew of them were s!et, auI they were treated l..
u"fe having them h charge as tenIcrly as iftbey
were our own men. CA landing ut Governor'n H.
H'i, they were marched down To- the -Aad.d ,aeh
near Castle william, preparatory t. bcin.. put
into Castle william and Ito Barracks some
"i them roclinci In the ado ot tho trees, on tie
cool grias, otors laled their feet Ia tho edge OF
tho stream, or enjoyed the novelty Of washing tueir
faces; stern and wat hh,l soutrlcs meanwhile ra.
cling no-r ,hoin, prompt to check any sttcnp, a
care, or drive on any one Attempting any cumtun.
irHuon with them. our reporter was desirous II
seeing aud conyering with some Of tho mon In
preseuoe of au ON 'cr or sentry lor which pirpose
he visited tie Island, but p,utc statement of such
desire To- Col. Lo3fnis, who has the charge - A.
Whi met With the unnecessarily vehement rcllv,
''not to save your life, sir." Another member of
The press present. vonturcd 70 attomjts mild but
pointed argument of tho question, when he was
p"remptory ordered II, aud his back being turn.
cd, a threat was made oi having him pitched OF
tie wharf There are now, mc' .ding these arrly-
ais BY the Star OF tie South, about seven hundred
prisoners Oh Governors Island.
ARRIVAL on HTuRNED USro, PHtsoNrRs.
The steamer Virginia, Capt SNYDER. from New
hetn, C., arrived at this port last evening hav.
lug on board 800 released prisoners. They nYposr
IA fine spirits aud are over joyous T. bo once ~ lre
- near their homo and frendG after bcin, -rprra.
ted Fl IN them ~ long, majority 4 hem lAv.ug
been confined IN rebel fact,rl,s ani cryuiua Iris-
ous rom ten t. twelve months. Two hundred len
salisbury, e, May goth, tho hilau'o on the i'll
lowing morning, but on account ~ an accident II
the first train which early terminated in throwin.,
All over the side 4 Il bridge nearly b0 feet high,
t'y were DELAYED In Raleigh uutil Tuesday oven.
in-' ut "Ai'h lace they werc Joined hy t'c second
So ..d IA ENciSh they proceeded to Tar
''H-' n. e., ~ iil, whore tcy arrived Oh
rr 4-'h, aud eru' lIkol l. tie Tar river
tr1Hy iV"riut 'mi .. uu ,or g. 90 .f our
-"'"' at' At wash. 'i.u y. g., L'io several
A".r.cSn rp-,s o' p"ls 90 Pa n4iDet.rc ,cre lis
ptF'l saI .t'. rs a!t,. H..",rs were , ven for tue
80 u iag" and Ton ytr, after wLich they
were delivered ul ~ .IiDy looming they anchored
n wboru. T. entire COM any tender their
hearty thanks & capt. su der and officers of tl.
Virginia, hI lis iiuln,ss u them while on bard.
TuE FOLLOWING arc the y. Y. P,-. tents
" nru. C'h.y'4 b.. .ie, referred b. .,i icn 81
t''.'A rH h"v.,y uatccouutaly .,t.,i.o. l'.'rr
t'e encr.F 'ith Rog,,, C.L Va " ''tH'
Cob u 'kh'p Wa Col. II o, 4 ''' . l''' 'n,