The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

The Wa hiugton correspondent Of the Phila
800, '"puIEER relate, d fc = iu- iants Il tho
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visits, on Satur1s,,

The Wa hiugtOn Corre4p Jrdsnt OF the Ihil1
800, '"ouIEER relate, d fg. iug iants It the
visits, on Satdrr,,,
secretary Stsnion - .vnos.p,.
Tie Sc rrtuy .epuir o. H. ls, 'l'' 40, ... how
tNrr AM p.t u' iLr R"l.r-,. H'aiis.a -. ID, r
''t' c'.Uu' Tier" rot hfinf u,"r L1it. ., wa
rHYu at apy oru time. Foremost iu tic rp,-
tle grry at,i patriot U keutl .sg, J. T. & u,'.-
den. He W "nrmI greeted ly the Sc, rcl.ry Sni
lulr. duo 60 90 HIM yIuug man, Whom, Ice said, lie
would HE a. have appointed ia army. Nj stan
ton q. Is him by tie hand and asked him his age,
where torn aud raised, hls occupation, and of his
huiy. be Wa the oldest hly, and hi, father lol
ule year ui two ago, while in the navy, In the
vice Of lF country. "Au," sad ST. stanton, ~
knew OF i'm, be was brave man. " hat position
infantry regiment" - viii try AMI arrange il f0r
ylur and vii write - So" 20 NoN York"
Judge Kelly cane IN with youthful looking OH
Ger, wAose empty cat sleeve hung from hts len
shoulder. He was introduced g. tho Secretary a.
Brev6t Lieut. HAIRY K.,S fellow, u Philadelphia.
" Ny fiend,' continued tie Judge, " left sitla-
ton worth $500 per year, three days after the Pre-
silents Pre- amatlJn for truuI - = cary musket
Al eleven dollars month, with his regiment, the
New York list. Aiter thu time II bis enlistment
expired, he marched with hi, regiment n Bu Run.
Erly in the day he received that ugly rifle ball in
his mouth tponting to % MWule bal. that was hung
- hS watch kcyl and for two hours and half ear
ried Il IN his fractured iawbons, fighting like true
leru, until chnn'n Da. tnoS VI Lis arm aud rem
dered him pbweTless
"Iie was capture and for three months aid in
uansled condition iu a tobacco warehouse In Rich
uoui, without proper surgical treatment, lie
br8yet,d Lieutenant 10y ll1 Colonel, for his
bravery, aud IL now h.,ing small clorksAip. beg
Il you 90 appoint i'm IN tho regular service
4" But where could put him IT l Was to :" said M.
Stanton. Tho Judge was about g. reply, wien the
young soldier raised bis arm, and said with N inn
piuriug look g." see, have a right arm still, and
GeLcial kearuey has only his e'i send me into the
line, where there IL fighting b. he done! have
,c'te' f,om-" he tried T. draw bundle " letters
i4um his pocket. NJ. stanton stopped hlm-"put
mp your .eiicrs, sir you have spokeu for yourselfl
your wish shall be granted The county cannot
aitHId g. neglect such men ms ynN'' Ere "a" SOLE
dior could thank him for the Kindness ms case WAS
lie returned t. leave, anil remarked = the Judge,
AZ they len, Il shall be pond Of my commission,
f1r ie,i that have earned ~ THIS day is the
prUudy-t oze = my whole lie" His heart seemed
light that doubt II be then realized tie loss he
had mt with, or remembered the ,ry nights aud
the long, long days he had suffered Ina tie vile prs
ous OF the traitor crew. Congressman Ely came IA
Just as ne passed along the aisle, and roma ked'
There goes the modest and most heroic oi an our
prisoners lie WAS the Pride or the h1yb-A. loved
him a. though he were = brother"
member from Miss uri complained that tho 10y,
asts IN his dist ct were p.uniered and oppressed
ty small bands II rebel g1lerillqs, and he wanted
two hundred cavalry there TO protect them. at
shall he done" replies Mr.. stanton. ~ will in
form Gen lIuuter Of your request, ind lire hIn
~ order Il carried out, unless there " some military
necessity which prevents. will inform you OF his
reply a. soon ~ il is received"
A member nom Aary land complains OF the 40
ton Of General Dix in Baltimore, in placing some
enbNrgU On one Of his constituents "Iuore GER
taluly IL some good reason" statement OF the
case was made by the member, "Ah, that IS
treason in disguise," replied tue Secretary 81
will, however, call FOR the acts and put them be-
C6lfax, Of Indiana; Fenton, n New york; era
yens, of Indiana; Bingham, u, Ohloi snh DeIaAp,
u Massachusetts,, came IN together. . Here sald
NJ. Cot,I, Is petition signed by large mum
her Of Congressman asking that you App'iAt hI'
Fly third Commissioner t. visit TIE repe PRISONS
We aua sit er that bis knowledge Of thcm' ana the
wan 70 II our men viii make hun an Invaluable hd-
diton N the mission" 81 cannot do IT," repled
the Secretary, ~ have appointed ono from the
commercial life, and one from tie religious COM
care '0r the 81 . prisoners mission which any
people having any humanity At all should reoog-
utp"
eff Mr. Fly was not a member Of Congress,
would add him with great pleasure, but being
mrnt or and part of the Administration, II sen
him. II would be construed into an embassy nun
our Government. If Mr. Elyw uld resign ms d.,
will send him with pleasure" the ,a secre
| had nothing more N say they endorssi ''o S'
tary's views and withdrew. o., ,,,,,,, man
Kansas Senator came in WIN 800 ua
from philadelphia who wanted WI ~ naS
| was ints,duced and reached out numner Oh Pc :,
| per, UNVhLch Il your handwriting r, lIhs ue,
uThen YOU need not trouble yourselI any .u 1
ALout IA. But / can write great deN pes'er 'hAn
| that Il was done in hurry IhN % nov ny
! beet "It Ia no matter my oterHs nus. ~. ~
: rspldly and wev, You VIII NOT sa'wsN' ana ~s