The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-24


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,he Yankees hnv. nearly ON, iun,i,.d and 6fty
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.nous",T' '"gm u,sean' ~ m,' "Sn LAIN" ha,
mo, So lr.f. as The enemy. II were lille 10 con-
rc,L ,hr inc, Inn, "a. h,y. some fears for tho re-.
suit There il surh n thing a, helm, utterly
oy,ru Inclined with numbers. against which we
can proyiic no remedy. If southern yaor ami
nil. pcnernl.hip can win a victory. Beaurrrard
aud his army will win it. a defeat ut that point
"ouid he a severe dow
CoiuB,Jw (Nis,.J Sun. We had an interview
Yesterday with Colonel a. W. Starke, a Ala
bans, who has Just retained from Corinth, Mis-
/ sis-ippi. NJ repp,ts that our army h1s Wg,red
much tiom sickness, bat there are about "cehiy-
fire MoUsIHd ,b'ot.re m.n and reintorc.mcr's are
constantly coming m. Generals Price AMI Van
| born we're there, with their veterans VI the
| Mis- sour campaign.
| W., A., ,
"onn"'" Et""''' l'n .''e rc'IoN" VI
uen' "ihie' e'''" wv p,iV's VI county pro-
uuoe anu "sh NC" ""'A WI" a '"'"i "oPo'uo'-
eel TO we hea'N pressure "'l'h mao "eeh fe'hov-
en' EsSs so'' Ye.','t,> nurh'ns 80 cents
uo<eh anu ou''o' 'o' ~ Po''''' AiHh. IA
eompaf's"h WI the prices demanded for butch
, CT meat, bacon, groceries, dry goods, wOod
&C.. Butchers meat was held, according to
nuo,'itv, at between 3jt and % cent? pound ;
hnron ~. " rOund) 80 cents common brown
surnr 10 ce..'s; and iirewood, from county
w,y 81, Ir, ,,,oj. a.. i've a few instances -
i,niIca,hcJ c,,,", !. at =, rom % to -, and
An csutsn y,rI acroriin,, r. IN. conscience Of
tl,c dry Goods mnn hlcnchcd ,otton ,-om so to
lO cent. pnr y,rd and often sold f,r 6D,, cents
! ,er vn,J. .,,,nl ro,,on ~ "A 1n,cn I,i.h i,ne,,.
fon % cents to enc dollar and quarter yard,
and doiucstics at 80 cents yard
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.M.I"" ~ g"'-i ~ ,slai''i'o 'l'pa'cnes from
! "rih'i, '"V"'"'i'> vi ''l"tn'H' as W'' a. 10
| th' hu'hotl''o', c"h,e! n'ehEchVe OF 'ne most
NM'HhS h""t'' u r'''h'e y W NC put upon
t,is ln''i'SohV, comes 10 US :" wen au-
ththtlcaI'd ana WIN sIch an uil'lhl mr. abvu' II
as scarcely 10 "'l'h' ~ u"ub',I" say u TINS
lht'iiiG'n.e We true ncauteSard mas NOT "hly ie-
| ',inH"l 70 ap'i,"i' MS s''"hs l'"'Hi'l NJ 20
fhlh I" w" 'nAee ilNd"eis "l,Ho"' 'fuTSlr,
h't Is actually coIlsunhna,ing mat rurlo'e 10y
Ml'n,',nM'np to''"ls u, ,Il' Si,''','.' ',"'! an
army NAV haH h,eh ea'n''i ht Immense cost
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80 ~" i , " S,i! 'p ,t =" Wv
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~ '','. "'," WIN No" o'edns
y; ''r W NY ,.',," anu 'nelf
N',o',.u' n'',, u's,cl"'''E 'ne IlNtr hno'. ~
| ~" ".'t "n''"'' III PV",''"''ns wv Wits
" N' ,t' ""NnR reaun WE
gn,'uii' ~ vS no hof" ie'''
Hh!u p'aur"s'r' pas'iy desert 'he positions
aS lshe' MN 20 u'i'ho' hnu IKE coward ny
lcl"te blow mas o'eli s'ru'k iiir ,n'@ :" Tar
IRON remaining tower OF StrcmEih VI" become
a hy-wofd an" repioach Tor All future genera
tons
.WHedy.ris (fd) IRion-During the past
three months We have lost many val
liable officers. Ii is beyond question that the
| Yankees have sharpshooters. wearing bullet
proof hreast-plates whose especial business it is
to pick Oft our officers AT the battle of Shiloh
| an unusual number Of our officers were wounded.
| In some Of the Alabama regiments every field
| officer was wounded. IT, there no way to put
stop to this mode Of warfare? II tho Yankees
are allowed TO light us with hreastplatcs, should
they l.. trcate, as prisoners Of war when caught?
We say not When one is taken with his steel
| life prcserver on he should be hung to the first
| tree
| GENERAL COMMENTS.
| Tho roh.,s mr.. In ,,root wan, of arm. tn,
,oia',, y, n,Snorn', 81, R;,hmond aJyor,isc.
,ba, lis ,enar,msn, l. drsirnms Of nnrrha s;ng
arms from ,ho.e nar,i,s HAVING cpoi d"phi,
harr,l shot ,,uns snortiny rides nr any Mind ~
wenpons tina, will he useful in the field AGENTS
here, oiore collecting state arms for the DEPART
mcnt are requested to collect and forward these
) private arms as promptly as possible.
A gentleman who recently left Richmond SAYS
that provisions are at famine prices and MANI OF
| M, DDDr are IN a sturptpU condition. The wealth