The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-07

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consequence II Il extensiv.i, -
Ineuoato leaves being generally mixsd lin n,
eu' .opscco. Inc penal'y for adultet stio,' ,
inr the iirst offence, fine Of A350 br, ~ -.
'ctions arc very rare, a. Il Ia diaicri, !, 0sn IN
10 unpopular. -' hw
Last lhursday, 4 small scouting nar4v
Ieuoias went below Paducah, losing a H..
UNehs, whom the rebels threatened 10 h,,,
~, Iohe'as ihereupon arrested Robert WI
I'ik, prominent icbtI, Of Padu ,ab snd -,
word 10 tic robcls that his fate woulI bs 49,.
ln,n'n ~ That 'f Owens. WolColk's wife IA,
g'he 70 CoioubIs 10 get orders f,om Gan. PHI
ior the exchange Of the two men.
AMoNa the biterot and most upr.I.,ti,.
| 'ncui Is IN France tf tbs Union and its a.c ~
Isu.o consricuous stands NJ Gaillarriet, Of IA.
iaIls 'ohsfrTuTIoNNRL, well known In thi.
mmnf itL AZ tho founder Of the secesaior o,.
an Ito CorERIER pRs ErATs USts. M
| !'hllaidets wife Is an Octaroon, and aha ~ n
| hcr thfoo children, arc ftover deprived N =; q
| ug't' within ne Confederate States by a,
enactment rcoentiy passed.
luE r'sult ofthc recent elections IN pr,....
INV W. tho conservative party vers onlv NJ
10 ''twn al out twenty deputies 10 Tho n.,,;.
"'I'. All The leaders OF the Democrats naytx
", ,!'ctol, and hoy have a naioritv h, ~
hI er. Tho majority of tho Chamber, srs
pI,'h'd to oppose the recently incr, assd mill.
t.,y 'SIrhdiIuro adopted by tho king with
n
'lI'1d oi European democracy
MI. Fun BrRRrrr, the learned bloeL ,,;,h
,n'nE ltr the war should fail TO rc-ce, ,bi.s
70, t'rsti ut'on as founded by Wasbino,o-
.'u ',Uci" ~ proposes 20 make y sort of M.
.'ha, nion TO consist Of tho Noithern R.puk-
u,., 'ue Confederate States, aAd Mexico uiffs
we tpIcftunu, for Canada 60 ioin tho Hat.
Whenever found cNpodicnt; thus realiziny ~.
Monfoe doctrine that the entire Continent sbaH
10 American and only American.
fnNAHp LuDINaroN, a haeRaee mast.r n
tne 'pn' ghcld, baT,fori and New Haven RAJ
wv, n~ recently l'een arrested for purIoiripr
Nv, 'ruil' RON baggage which passed over that
t."u ana moro particula ly from any which va
iolHn'l over at the Springfield depot, Os
L"ulnt IONS person were found thrse I.,r.
lunches OF tkclct0n Keys, capable rf oc.,,in.
every variety Ot trunk and valise. and he -
juno iast. "
Ar,H IsAAos MrNkrx, tho vou,d... ii.
OF Hconsn, has como TO grief AZ Do,roI, a.
insnH'er OF the theatre in which shs wa NAV
,,ng having d"camped with the c,sh hor .nS
lelt the stock TO nun tho institution I'm.
lhcr ,Nn rrespondhility, in which attempt tbsv
no,i ht;n'uy Jailed. Adsh, the 'star, " has ac-
"'nriy come TO this city, whore shs sdvsT-
ie'' herself a. at the disposal of ''mara,rrs' az
d dHt.tutn from "a most brilliant and suo,ea.6A
our throughout the StatsA"
" annual report Of tho Commiaaion.r nF
no Ma 1ehusctts State Liquor Agency. sbov.
ray iof the year ending September :, 1861, IN.
"'M sales amounted TO f9i as2. Tho Commis-
lonoi says the sales have beon leAaousd by th,
I-cumstances that have all, ctod business f,~,-
any ana "lto, Pcthaps, from the clAnde-,in.
' "l IIlOtF. The Commission, r saws that N.
' ports all hia liquors and has them analyEsd.
'H '\p,,'"e' the opinion thai il IL unsafe 20
r ''. Kinds oi liquors which have not heou
'' '.'ot'd To- chemical examination.
9tI,IAI TO tho Cbic,ro Tp,,,y,. L.,
m. i,m Caro-, says that 600 (i) sulmarino
'uet.'8 tavu bt On planted be uten ColuInbus
|. ri mp.i- EoLtlcman wto vi nessod
IE' 'Nl onn cn's .nN' tlcN were nti aly -uo-
--'". The crows It the sunboats wc,s ma
l,l n ON SATURDAY.
mt viii Ipa,s, and not b%c' turned aside a. by
ukcn vessels and make new chaunels- -
Az ingenious New York inventor has devised
n iron fort, with ditch around II, ~ coatrivsd
4 to catch the enemys shot, ard he supplied
fntuitOusly with ammunition to hurl back upOa
he invader. lie alsO suggests fender uPoa
he outside of vessels, with conciyo surface
{ tho vessel behind il, which shall glance OF
ho enemy q halls without damage. Tho fouder,
ianding on ten feet from the side Of the ye<el
ould render boarding impossible, and steam
ipos concealed in it would otherwise protect
he vessel from boarding.
Ara festival on some occasion among the
,ldieIs la Missouri, one OF them from Adrian
fCfed tno following ONtiaNhElnt HcHtIhcut-
.leG. Davis. May no b. sot afloat in an oPan
oat without compass or tudder, may that boat
nd contents he swallowed bv shark, and the
haIk swallowed by whale, the whale in the
evils belly, and the devil In hell, tho door
r., ked and KEY lost and further, may he 10
haned in the southwest corner Of hell, and
ur beast wind blow ashes in his eyes to all
tctnit'."
HuAM Fu. LER, formerly Of the n. Y. EvEH-
SO MIRROR, a little sheet which, At ono dmsy
ept Fuller in clothes, gloves and neck-ties, by
Is city puiis has turned secessiOnis', and, un-
er the auspices Of Charles Mackay, has been
,etutiug in London taking Il . title Of Colonel.
Tho title Of Colonel was earned shortly after
,ia runaway marriage with Miss Delaplaino,
/, hon old John +. Deiaplaine his father. in'lsw,
amo into theatre whero Fuller was sitting
With his new wife, and ilogged her s0urdly wit
|, cane for making such a marriage, while the
husband % sat still and allowed his wife TO he
,eatsn for hiRl without daring 10 raise q hand
o protect her, Tor fear ho might himself suffer
,Oilly injury II was Immediately after Aa
Nplot that tho appropriate name OF Colonel
yiH IC,tOwtd.
WHEN the question OF the assignats was dra
lclntcd in the French Assembly in 1890, II was
opposed in speeches OF logical force
,rt E, athing sarcasm by Talleyrand and other
rent Statesmen. Dupont do Nemours said
q IN, lrnch Assembly "lou have striking
.Nimplc ,iore your eyes There was, ten
,rrg- 500, in tho United States OF America
suy,rument Taper currency secured like the
.,c ,uu propose (ihc a,siFnats), on the honor
tri l.,ulty Of ihe whole Republic, and on an
DluItuuus amount Of landed property, supported
lso l., eloquent speeches, by sovereign DEGREES,
.,rI DO. tie safety Of tho state. Well In spltn
g. all fh,, Congress Washington aud franklin
.,nIi .Ic. "A rair II boots sold for SlSOOOO. AID
r suprcr for four persons for which ten dollars,
alu was tho usual price, cost e2bOCOn, In the
Cnitod States government paper currency"
A Rr,rECrAnLE widow lady named Clark,
came from Portage TO Rochester a few days
ago, 10 obtain the release Of her youngest son,
a minor, whom she had reluctantly given par
mission to enlist, but afterwards repented and
determined to effect his release. On entering
the recruiting office for this purpose, sho Was
ss,onished 10 find ildl her children, and tho
missouri boys in the very act OF enrolling
thui, names TO accompany their youngest
brother. The elder had obtained AN honorable
di. rlrge from the army in Missouri, ard JOIN.
ip.s his brother in St. Louis, they dsteimined
to return houe but met the younge lad IN mo
ufmury AZ Rochester and cor cludoi 20 go lnto
he l,oly thirteenth Tho meeting WIN
ths mother WAS very Affecting, but as they were
an .iuorg she insisted that one should remain
., IluoNitN nor. As all were anxious to 20,
tRr, urrv lo,1, ana il fell to the ST. Louis gem
tlru au 10 remain. At the solicitation OF the
u.t.,r the remaining two were then grInteI
lew dpv- frlough, and the whole party set
,ut inr Portage, to spend the bTioi ihte''N