The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-15
Miscellaneous.

1nE mud hap given way 10 duat in w. re-
ten, and tho latter gives rHo l. as much grl IN
hhug ss did the iuim'r.
WrIUN HrockouridGo was fret nccusod Of trea-
fou, ho gtkod a suspension OF pubic opinion.
Nov public opinion asks n suspeusion OF him.
TuE Penn sylvanan House Of Representatives
has s. condod tho PTosidcnt's plan OF oinaIci-
patton, 10y hand5Cme majority.
Tnr Trenton, n. j., Locomotive Works arc
boIDR couy,r rtod idto toun rios for the manu-
iicture of cannon oi the largest calibre-
JouN DAVIS. the heroic gunner 4 mate, who
"a upon barrel Of powder when las vossol
was on fire around him, has boon promo ted for
his bravery, to 10 chief gunner.
FRoN present indications tho largest peach
crop ever gathered in Delaware will reward tho
labJrs Of our husbsndmen this year. So fu
everything has boon favorable.
An election was 10 take place in Virginia
March 13,b; tho polls to DO opun throo days
70 decide whether tha outrage shall bo univer-
sal or con'nt to iaN.pnycrs.
A PHYSICIAN of Cincinnati, who had lost his
mtrbiug's milk from tho front aga, recently
put AN emeiic in tho vi, yhor, and The nCNt NOR
nng discovered policeman = liulo distance
from his house 'makng his roturns."
A GESEHAL order 10y Ilallgck, lt 81. Lols,
notifies tho people OF The stat, Of Asktn 81 and
Missouri, that any Of tho rowing gu.rl,las who
are caught, will n, be treated ~ prisoners Of
war, but bo hung.
SIR ARCHIBALD ALLISON, tho historian,
| has written 4 lott9r approving the views Of
Professor Smith, OF ONtrd Urivorfty, 10 tho
effect that II would bo for tho .ntOrc8t OF both
| England and Canada, that tho latter should bo
| formed into AN indep0rdent kingdom.
DIR. II ssELL, tho l.ondoa HINES corrospond-
ent IS actually to appear IN the appropriate
character Of ljombaltts l'uriOso in sonlo private
theatrcsls getting up a. tho British Legation in
| Washington Ho has publicly figured in this
character for Bome timo past.
TuERE are some seventy or olghly contra.
! hands within our lines at Roanoke Island.
When their mastorn claim them with protosta.
tiOns OilOyalty, Gen. burnside uniformly sonds
| them away with the rep ply that whom dsmOn-
| s;ration of their loyalty was most NODDED thoy
remained .-- Jront, ii not uni isndly.
A ELL based upon the Indiana negro law, on
! that suhjsct has bosn introduced into the
| ponnsyl, Ana Senate, flrUidding negroes 20
come into or become inhabitants OF tho state
This ia the first fruita OF tho emancipation pol-
| cy. Tho tree states are roady q buy tho ne
! grOcs, but arc not lluG D Toceiyo tna Article
IN return for thoir mJn3y, hko Othor 'boughL-
| en- gOodS.
| hSoTHFR flowing oil well was uuaxp,c.sdly
| di1cr cred by sOmo wurhnrn n ~ Cll,tan, g..
| W., ono evening last week. L. llwNA~,cs OIL
|
ty Of oil that has boon dsr iyorod in this ,lcsl-
| ty is 30 great, tina. the means Tor saving 10 are
wholly inadequate, ~ that it pOurs into tho
creek, and affects tho water tor distance OF ID
miles, 40 that cattle refuse 10 drink il, AMI E.s
farmers are forced 10 dg wells 70 supply their
| stock.
Tho last case Of patriotism Is that of an Al
| bany horse dealer, who csme TO New York.
sold out a drevo at good profit and thon lost
| e1 100 in tho Ramhlinl housgg. liO applied TO
them 10 restore half his money, but they could
rot 500 il" in that light, anu he swors revenge.
| lilo went back homo, < { 3omo more money TO
| 1.-Two upOnt came down 70 tho city last Fall, and
| has over since boon on their track having
caused tho broaking up OF do2sr cJIcorns, and
| put them all to an expense o. thOublud3 Of dol.
| lars. The employment keeps him 80 good na-
| iurcd, that ho Is ono OF ths morfost mon around
| New York.
CHARLES ELLEr, tho civil on siucc' and
| 'amphletaer who has b9su sharply a.t1r Me-
Clellan, with Numerous ru .Ic,'iors dul0k tho
| last six Wgnths, but whose TRADES rogaiysI
| little attention, prs9c7 g. have leon quito q
| prophet. On the 18Th lrnrIlry laIt, no cll|s |sd
| attention 10 the Merlin a. follows :--lf tno
| Meirlmac Us permitted 10 escape from tliz4bo IA
| fyer, tho viii be almost c8rtain u commit
| gruai depfedations On our armed lrl uuarmyd
| No'fols in Hampton kualj, auu my sver 10
| expected 20 pass out uuter tho guu3 Of Fortress
| M)nlo oe, ana prey up0n our commerce in the
| Chesapeake bay Indeed, IL tho alteration.
| have been skltully made, and gha succeed .4
getting to sea, She will Lot only b. arlt
| +couFso TO our commerce, Ia. may provo A,5O
| 10 be most darRsgOu Pii 'Cr 10 our ui ckal,ag
| sUualrOnS Ci the hSTnoIs on faa s)lthern
coasts. IIa also called atte7ioH 20 tao iron.
| clfd boats hci0g built by thi reuslI a. Now
| Orleans ana two ut AlOJii5 II ono Part OI Aii
| predlc ion proves trua, th5 r0st LIay