The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-28
NEWS ITEMS, 10.

JOHN Z. BRECkESbRIDoE mas bccn inuicteu
for treason 10y tho Grand Jury Of fayctts CO., Ky.
ADRI.Aipr PmrLrirs, the American contralto,
Ia at Antwerp where her success has been equal "
that achieved At Paris and Madrid.
Tnn c,ii,or Of the Charleston MERCURY flying
with his Hoe Press ono hundred miles into the in-
terror Is the finest case Of skcddddIc On record.
Tux It. Msry's Anaus CCsnada) says the
wool trade was never more active than at present
prices ranging from 3o@34c. per ID.
Ir is rumorcd that the steamers Isaac Newton
aud II,ndrick Hudson have been chartered by the
Government, aud are To- bo withdrawn from the
Hudson river In n few days.
Tux National tax takes effect on the lat Of
August, and the Income tax provided for in u i-"
he levied the LIST ui May 1888, for the year iron
May ist, isG2. TO May ist, 1853.
Tnn Don Pcdro Railroad Company, of Brazil,
have recently ordered from Baldwin Of Philadel-
rhia n number Of locomotives, preierring the Amer
lean H. the English article. after having tried both
EHicssoS, who made the Monitor Dahlgrecn,
who madc the cannon Jenny Lind, who made
music Frrlerika Bremen, who made domestic TIC
tlon that il read In thousands Of American homcs-
are Swedcs.
BAIMoR & wEnBER, extensive music dea-
lvrs and Publishers were arrested yesterday at ST.
Louis, by tho Provost Marshall and committed u
tho military prison, and the establishment closed,
for selling secesh music.
GpS. MCCLELLAN has issued an order 20 pro-
hibit the dsinterment OF bodies on the battle field,
account Of being injurious " the health Of the
uoops, Inv wu ,sh =. sAs. ny 49,, .i',, aN -.
tion. o2 areJ spples potstoss and pickles are also
TO be served.
Tux Non'wEsrER Of May 2s, published At
W. n',er 1N,naa! . c.W.".n', 'i r
=. ..so @ ... ,p,,',s n. . a.,a,.' W VI" I'Ss
ence 10 the settlement, and II enjoys mono Of the
commercial or governmental advantages u has .
,a., ~ III, a., s"s ,,, 4.
hnVn'e ote's.y t'no s' oPs's."s "p""
AT preliminary meeting IN d. LOUIS On
Iuosdsy iast 70 de.se nsase. ~, se ,eu" .h
.he a,nIsss "a nennu S.",.,' y. my va p.m
pspPeai 70 tnc peopso Vi ss .o"in, .N
puonc meesing on tne surJsc,. ins'anss y, us
tress were rcsd, whicn nave siIesuy Deso .sio oe-
lore our rssneI- Anu VI tnc s.ss.' sp .p,,.
".n''s'~a ~ 50, ~ "'" r"-. :, :. p"'. NV ,NN. ~ Ms"
THE Chicago TRIBUNE says Last Monday,
while the prisoners st Camp Douglass oil out
on parade, hssty, search was made for arms aud
s, isI - -. III 80. - ~, i, =. 80. -
amount of powder, cans, bsils cartridges. spades'
shnvela pick-axes, hslchetA &c &C. which tbey
hnd slowed away, certainly with no sooi intentIons
I,u, Avn xhioh ,n,h, l.. a.. or A.. -,
,..,'s,.. ~. ISL o'o mo ms.
prosperous IN the w2tu, ior years past hAs
oeeh deeaying IN popuanop shu pr9dussion and
Is now declining isstsr uan ever IN 1901 thsre
w"s a uecreAss " so'vs sefes 1i sr.'n erops OF
'"''Vi "o'" U, s'"n e'ol' "h' " ''vo' "S'c' IN
grass crops There was also decrease over the
prscedlng year OF osso hor'es' isS'sio es"'o' ana
i'3'V'o pigs
GEORGE A. CoFFEY, Unitei States Attor-
ney Tor Eastern Pennsyl snia, reports that nine
teen-twentieth oil the prizes brought into PhiAdel-
phia have been or VIII undoubtedly DO condemned
and their proceeds distributed M prike money The
costs In most cases are light quite number Of
the prizes are already condemned and sold, aid the
money il about being paid over to the Navy De
partment for distribution. The cases now In al
Indication Mt Philadelphia will realize u our gal
liant sailors several hundred thousand dollars
T,r ;mportancc or the naval md commercial
s,o,,"n Ia,alv acmirsa nv Englsnd Lnown 90 ,hs
Is'snI s I ,yos an thc ,vsss Coat ~ Af,ic, .inco
40 nn,cns'en ~ .ha NAN tres,v vim ,ha iin,,,J
ST.. e., ,h. s.rnrs..on ~ ths slay. ,,ada b.s
leon made snnlIrn, n IL inHigni6 snnt in szc bu,
has rapidly risen into importance during the last
tan. years. u 10 the port of Abbeokuta aud the
|suIyounding district where cultivation aud COM
mercs are both steadily extending, and Il Is also In
the immediaesly vicinity Of tho territory Of the
King OF Dahomey, who IL q" the present time tho
most powerful patron o' the slave trade.
The Richmond EXAMINER makes the follow
Ing false assertion; " Among the killed ON the
Yankee side, In the battle of the Chickahoniny IA
the name Of Thomas Francis Meagler, the much
lauded and highly applauded' Irish patriot who did
~ much in New York 10 arouse the spirit of his
Irish brothers against U.S. He led the Cyth Erin r,
glmcnt into tho fyht at Manassas, nnd then ran
away u Washington, exclaiminu that The south.