The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-19

mission Of Western Virginia into the Union
Is TO I've laid over for another session, and, while
It favuie the division II tho old commonwealth,
admit. that there are grave constitutional obsta-
clcs in the way
A correspondent from Front Royal, Va, June
II, gives the following information respecting
tile position of Gen. Fremonts army at that
date. Tho assertions In regard 10 the insuLor-
dinaiion of the German regiments, we believe to
he greatly exaggerated, ii not wholly inbound
cd,
Tic pursuit ~ Jackson Is virtually ended, "a leas,
e. fsr rs our column IL concerned. The cause 81
clr tetru grad. NOV inen, may lie tod ia very few
rds. Jacksous force which all the me sfeatly
exceeded ours las been Hwcel by LDhystIttts
command sA,ld's upon whom we relied Tor sup
ioit at tbs yuneturo las been ordered 10 Ro mond,
AM ~ rst accounts was marching thither Free
mont has adopted the only alternative INT ofoted,
fa..ns back upon central point u rest and
Ierate lis Command. II blame attaches H. any one
Tor the noyeuont, 1t certainly cGnlot cling to his
skirts.
Tie Gc,tciat!oas committed iy tho German u.
visen lave .iv,n now word 10 TIC language
Wien 6n hrticle ls missed srsI icpup circ,im.
stances II is siid T. lie "Blenkor.i." BIT my own
observ4tqn leads uic " le,ieye tat tho Germans
Lave 2'eL uHte Tie scapc. goats ~ tie whole army.
have seen Yankees pillaso dairy u IL cream.
dolopulntc h,n.roost. and then tfuwn.; .. 81 nc
cusa'.ohe through Mcr i ssc ins'i"rl.,',,, si,
mon 1h vi w. ADJ rin nsJtl is s .ad
net Tint canno, 20 disputed. ! hnvo seen a
company oi tiein "trip house from garrett - eel.
lar, resardlcss Of the tenIoustfahcci d. female
occupants udcf these circumstance, The thought
has occurred t. lac that were any p,triot.c
southern solder 70 dceocIate our mothers, tresl-
holds la TIC same manner, ho would be shot Il lwn
ia the s't,upt, though q regiment ,tood 1T hs
back. Bgt tie bands Of otNets than the TeuiDus
are stained with Iillsgc, though II must lie con.
i,s,od tai he lntt,t have engaged IN 1t With veal
that Ia q bitter cause would merit elimination.
Tie Circumstance OF oar march Lave favored tlis
sort - Inns. II al officer reIhonhtrnt.d, the Iul-.
ton was asked. "why, then, do you not feed u-f
W. must live" Bat now the necessity 10 ended,
and Gen Fremont avows HIS intention 10 compel
the observance Of private shts, and stop "B,nkcr
ms," though ho Las h keep ono hall his amy
standing guard over tie other.
The WORLD recommends Philadelphia as a
suitable place for tho erection Of one Of the now
national iOundrics for the construction Of iron
clad vessels, on tho ground that II ia situated
ncar an iron AMI coal country, inaccessible to mn
encmy's fleet, and w0ull he some compensation
to the Quaker city for the loss Of the Mint, and
the building a chip canal between tic Hudson
and Mississippi, both which events arc certain TO
occur In short time.
| A rari. correspondent writes;
Tie great rngc among the ladi,s Of Paris, Jus, a,
| present, IL dccdlcomdHio! The process Ia simply
tAis c1orsd plrtITc, which IL purchased with
the other materials. " covered with n gum, md
| then applied q the object ~ 10 ornamental. The
back Of the paper Is then wet with water, when II
may be pec'ed on, leaving the picture, which Is
usually q flower. Cupid, Venus, OF some COL oil
goddess, OF iitto pastoral scene transferred upon
the cup, or saucer, or candle. Then another gum
j. used, which stt," the picture, and prevents II
| from wnthinI on Tie articles, when the process
is completed are really very beautiful and |,
liz difficult T. imagine that they have mol
sccn T rnder The hands Of skl,ifl art.
imagine. consists In the preparation 81 ~,
paper upon which the colortd prints stamped
THIS paper 10 first covered with thin coating o
| coIluiion, from which the picture In then Impressed
The gum wh.ch tho deoaicoman,c-is, puts on 4
makes the colnioniaed picture adhere 70 the phjco
on which 1t 10 placed, and wcttins tho bnck de-
taches tho pspcf from tho layer Of coloiiun, nnL
tho paper thus peclns OIL leaves the picture Gov
cred by AL impercert!blo Transparent costing o.
colloiion. The pictures horc are sold Tor u SOY
apiece, aud few francs buys etock enough a. trims
form all the china ware in sh ordinary family int
| very good limitations OF Sevres and a. beautiful,
| ornament all tile candles. Decalconanie In real
nn interesting and elegant art, and 10 all tie rag
In Pair just now. 1t Is even said Tat tho Empress
| amuses herself Try ornament!ng the candles which
| she burns In her toudor.
The TRiDuSE Observes that II the policy o
unfolding slavery In behalf Of rebels be win
ming one, it hes right to ask for the evidence
that lIallcck, Mcclellan and Butler, who hay,
always refused to NEEDLE with the institution,
have been successful in conciliating tho insur
gents In the Southwest, Virginia and New Or
| leans.
a correspondent from Ncwbcrn, N. c., give.
a detailed and apparently reliable statement o.
the colored school affair, which fully convict.
Mr.. Colyer Of haste and indiscretion, exonerate,
Gov. Stanly and fully corroborates the view
taken at tho outset Of this affair by the SuY. as
being paltry trick got up to create IN abolition
| excitement.
| The EVENING Posr observes that our war
prospects at present are not such as to waran.
US in refusing the aid Of the three millions Of
southern negroes Ii expressing the rebellion.
Our Generals, it says, make fine plane, and theI
friends abound in fair promises, but when Hal.
leck, with one great army, lies In the West,
vaiuly feeling about for the enemy who has
slipped through his fingers, and when, after
Manassas and Yorktown, our other great army
lies imbeddcd In the swamps Of the Chickahom-
my, with the whole valley Of tho Shenandoah
and the road to Washington almost open, and
Jackson receiving reinforccments unobs,ructod
wbcrewith to crush tho small and divided armo.
Of Banks, Fremont and Shields 1t Is surely time
to stop fooling about the negro, and set to work
with what means Providence gives us to beat
the enemy.
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