The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-21

The Pos, Once aud Adams Espres ecics Arc
both open here today. )
Memphis, June 1.-Two steamers leave here 10.
day wih cotton. sugar and tnolsssss, lor u. Louis
Nppbcrs Of citizens arc also leaving for ths North.
UNION sryrNEsr.
The Memphis ArrtAt cftho 10Th sayst
II any Union sentiment exists in Memphis to-day,
other than among few In tho lowest classes, II has
not yet been developed, The almost utter ahhor-
renee " anything akin 70 sympathetic feelings for
the old Union cannot fail ~ DO remarked by tho
Federal rulers themselves, while IL hss only proved
what wc have said t'rH .ad again; Our people. un-
power at pressut TOO strong for them, and In doug
So conduct themselves nh that calm, quiet nity,
~ boht'ins their condition., Thvs nj the Federsl
In . manner unexysptionsbe y the peoplA ~ long
~ their present conduct IL msntsintd, thore Will
bs clashes with the citizens. A spirt Of riot
never existed in Memphis, and eau only be called
Into life by persecution.
Upon tLls subject the AvALAscuK Of The same
date says
There has been but little Union sentiment e.
pross.d, or uanifestatons Of pAruaty for our pre-
sent rulers exhibited. since Tie OCCUPATION Of tho
city, Much less feeling has been display oil than
was expected by them, we doubt not, aud by many
Of our own people.
II Is due to ,rankncss 10 state that o,ir present
rulers have acted With marked propriety since their
arrival III our city They are orderly, disciplined,
and well behaved. In this respect our people have
been much disappointed
The above paper also publishes tho following, In
reference to slaves:
We direct the attention - our readers specially
70 the order ofGen. Fitch upon the subject OF
This 10 step In the right direction, aud cannot mil
~ quiet the spprehcnsons Of many II our people
upon subject Of vital interest - the South. with
oontor and truth, we can say that Gen. Fitch,
gbils In No councils q the Nation, always stood
10y tho constitutional rights Of tbe South.
GENERAL oRDrs NO 10.
HsAp0uAarHs ON BrRANss vow PAUL, J
SECosD BRIGADE, THIsD DvIsIoS, pIsr, MICS
MEsrnis, TESs., June 4, 1904.
All negroes, except those who came with the
command 70 this place, and Of whom descriptive
l'@', are filed at those head1uarterA will b ex.
Guided rom the lines and boats,
Any officer or soldier violating, or conuiving II
violation Of MS order. will be severely aud
promptly punished.
Tha oricr Will be read u, TIE heads Of cotnpsnie.
tomorrow w INST, aud -. guard mounting every
morning for u week.
G.SF Ircn,
Colonel Commanding brigade.
Thus far tie amouut u rchsl property seized
amounts 10 only $4,000 Capt Dill, Of the Provost
Guard, estma'ss the amount tf cotton, sugar. DC,
conceded for shipping, u be $4,000. This IL
rapidly tndn, it's way TO tho lesss.
There are only two OF th~s places in tho city,
vhero either Confederate scrp post oios STAMPS
I've p'crt,, anythin. The moo, pron,inent rebel |
citizens will not take tho scrip.
NJ. MARYLAND, agent Tor tAs Post Once Depart.
uent, opened tho city post ofheo today, and al
q gen, Of the Treasury Department is OH his way to
reop. n tho federal custom house.
1t,r,is az yet but one national rag dying nom
d private residence, aud that is from the house Of
Nj tA.e.