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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-04-05
TIE WEEKLY SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1852.


Tb' TrNEs thinks that the now National cur-
rent. sl 900, 900 viii have a beaeddI III
nusnN q vcrnnent finance and commercial
operation ID that Il will practically uinoun.
10 a resum d,n Of specie iymon'c.
The TRIBUNE says that the r,lcl plan Of the
Campaign seems to Indicate removal OF the
war to the South Wet, whore the rclnl. are
massing their forces. I, s.'as douhuu Of he
'anaconda" plan e surrounding sri crushing the
rebellion, but expresses confidence in the sa,a-
city Of our Generals.
a Nashville correspondent writcsi
While at Somerset in Suu,u-Et.trtn Ken
tuckv, ! had occasion go bp,umc familiar with
the spirit of the exilcs forming the East Tenn,s-
zee Brigade In the Union service. Inthu.ia.n
for the Union was then nothing now TO me. But
the reli ,ious devotion to 10 lUlN cause revealed
nv those simple-hcartcd hut ierycn-t,lir:
mounttinecrs, Tar surrJ--cI bon intensity the 10y
atty oi the people la The North m state. Ilcv
looked upon their ulcgitn., in The hlut Oi q
duly to their God, aud sine rely believed q wdr
Of determination upon -",'s-- ,nui-m thc "udli,.t
work they ever felt called unuu go V.rturw
Like the CromW,llian lerip,, th'v m,ok "a.
every morning and evening the L,uu. gu'l-
will toward th,m-c,yr-, 1r' la VIZ. u' ni..
rcuel.. Indeed, tne most -uirrn AID $40 Hiti IS
spectacle seen hv me 100 ali ,lus VIII. We, d."
loud pr yns and p.l,m.- urir ui tine I,u So
See rcrimrI,-, ai.,r drt -InlI'o.
nm informed b., par.ur irovuiow that a
similar spirit pctvud's 900 East l,ur --rc. IN
town and country tine people have dnI.r pr, e'
for d,iyeraLrv Us the u."n trHup. size, is.
Summer aud Lctt'r, they kccr their pow..r
dry and rides ready.
/ have oon,,t.r with several Yruuineu.
business men " dtylci SuulU,m iu llua'iuu-
within the last few ia.' 4s tp the prospect e..
BRINGING. tle COTTON and tDptD.o crop OF Mi.
state to market. Thrv ,ll Nper-. "a the ,pn,p.
that the grower, woAd o0yr g. prptH" g..
sale Hs .ruu a. thcy c1u. -D,.i. dec go. oUc a.
these remarked " ~ ,l1.- 90 l,op'" l,,0 muU',
better thm the >II.hcrn p.ut"r' The hth
prices Of tobacco uuI cotton II the North will
overcome the po,ict 1H.ipt.Iics If nv iir Ne,
greater number To ul., prom mroi iu,
thrc ttcn-i burning ot ,nr cotton " all hu-h
lie thought that the 4m1ll gu1uiic, stored 10
the ci.ics might lg DESTROYED.
Tho JorRNAi or CoHsaU.r rrmatl' that
thc favorable a,po., Of commercial lilair, l.
somewhat cloudej by the pro!irality OF the puh-
lie expenditure erd the o. .oi- nc5mp,lcu.!
an partisan .pirit fed hy Congress.
The WoElp rem, ,rLs CHAT tie rac,nt ...grs 60
the Republican leaders revive their d>,iE.ty,
party organization is with view Of c.u;rol.,u.
th. election ol q. /. $. Senator iu rac, Ut rrasui
King, whose termN,N ,Nrucs ir 1868.
The HERALDs Wt5Ainsiol corr'.ponlcu
vrtct;
Tho Grv,rnmcut Ae. leaned through part,
under arrest for dslr, a.'' ,IAt GeucrI d
Carl stated Sc er,l wei ts ago that he . .
never fight Grncr,I Me .!.u &C Man O..
tm,. his plan wouI. @ ly .r.N our ..., .. BE-.
into the centre W tli' southern .'... ,. ir--,
BE, uul cut uil hi, T,'r 9.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-04-05
A WEEKLY EDITION

0fTBr Nsw YoaS suN i4riei every TUESDAY, in
wrap ers for N, mail. rw' oESls EAH, vi per 100
arassR'rrroNs-rA,p ~ ADvAScE.
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specimen q. pies, erstis. Discount NJ 20 per
''. r't', Hu each eopy over i've.
I-lt t.n N'N Yurk state. emily fhirtesTs
bdf .'t .'t.r state. fir-n,v.sir csafs
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The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Distrcs.ing Casualty.

very sad and fatal casualty occurred in
tho family of Mr.. Smith, who resides on Tenth
street, between d and Il.
A very sprightly and interesting little daugh.
ter, eight years of age, who had recently
been III, but had recovered sufficiently to be
able to go out, loft her mother, as she suppos.
cd, in order TO run down In the yard, instead Of
which, the child went out into the kitchen at.
lached to the dwelling, and in few moments,
with piercing shrieks aid completely envelop-
ed in flames, she ran back into the par!or where
her mother, aunt and another lady were sitting.
These nt once sot about extinguishing the
flames, which they succeeded in doing, but
not until the poor child was fatally burned.
The ladies, in their efforts, had their hands
most severely scorched and blistered by the
1tmes. 1t seems that the child approached 80
near tho ki!dhen fre that her dressed ignited.
Her back, right side and arm were severely
burned, and 1t Is supposed she must have in.
halGd some of the flame, rs her mouth and
nosirels gave indication. Sh0 fingered along
in great agony until Saturday, when tho pur 0
soul was transferred tn the world whero sor.
rev apd pain never mes. Tho bereaved pa.
rents arc plunged into tho deepest distress by
this fatal and heartrending calamity.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Professor Alexander Wolowskps New
Mcthod OF Music.

We have often had occasion 10 refer In laud.
atory terms to Professor Alexander Wolowski's
new and decidedly improved method Of teach.
ing the piano and singing. Previously con.
vinced Of his theory Of divesting the science of
music Of the many useless teohnioalities with
which II has SO long been clothed, and now i'm.
parted by Professor Wolowski to his pupils in
n simple form thorough knowledge Of the art,
%t We were anxious to test us practical results.
the Professors rooms, No. 45l Tenth street,
where we hoard several ladies and gentlemen,
pupils of Professor Wolowski, play and sing u
great many classical and operate pieces with
the utmost facility and per oction fer but one
course of lessons, and who had no previous
know ledge Of music. The system Of Professor
Alexander Wolowski's is truly astonishing, and
we commend warmly his now theory Of mu sic
and his excellent method of rapidly imparting
sound and practical knowledge Of piano forte
plavlng and singing for its simplicity and ia
Cility, -
The national Republican., 1862-03-31

DY GwEEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionee. =.
ID TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
EAST OF THE CAPITOL, al AUCTION. On
MONDAY, the l4th day Of April, 1852, ,hall sci.
In front Of the preTisss, a. o'clock, p IN by yirtu"
OF q deed Of I ust to the subscri ytr and duly ~
corded In Liber j. A. No As. folios 49, s:6, al
snd A39, one OF the Land retoids Tor Washington
county, in tbs District OF Columbia, the following
named property lying and being in the city Of wa'h
icgtou, District afor, said viz west part OF lot num-
bs'ed eleven III } in square numbered ten hundred
and s-ven q OJ7,) having front Of iorty two feet
nine inches (42 feet iuues more or less, on north
+, between Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets, east.
TuHning back TO alley lis feet, mole or less, TO
geiher with the improvements, which arc dwell
ling house. NC.
TsKAs " SALE will he one halt cash, balance
in six and twelve months, The purchaser TO give no
for deferred payments bearing interest from day
OF sale oil convey ancpg at the Gust Of the purcha
ser; the cash payment will be required TO be paii
do wn, when the property IL shocked OF, and II no
paid down, the property will be thea and there
again put up and sold to the highest bidder that will
comply and IL the whole terms are Got complied with
Ia i've .ys, the trustee reserves the rgnt to resell
the property at the rik and cost oi the deinquen,
thaser, by Advertising The ssIne, three days ia
The Republican paper - ~
WILLIAM NJ CKIPPS. Trus ee.
GREEN L WILLIAMS,
Au.uoneeTs.
lJ-2awkdI
The national Republican., 1862-03-31

DY WALL d BARNARD, AWet'rs, Cor. OF
ID Nipth street and Penn. Avenue
ON MONDAY, the 2sth day OF April. lso! at
O'Clock D. IN by virtue Of dect OF trust recorded
in IiberJ A. 4. No. 60 iolios 2sG = So one OF the
land records for Washington county, ". C., shall
sell, at the Auction Rooms OF Wall Barnard,
10 ihe iIL,st bidder portion Of the tract Of land
PLEASANT PLAINS
Situated in the county OF WusGinpto on the Sey
cath Street road INN diately adjoining the toll
KEEPERS housc, at the nrst tol. gate,
Terms made known on the day OF fa.c.
U. b. WARD,
Trustee.
WALL BARNARD,
mar .g-lawIwSdy AuotiOnetrs.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31

DoYs, CLOTHING AND BOYS SHIRTS AT
ID less than first cost, At No AsO Seventh street.
mar 20-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
OFFICERS. ATTENTION!
GUTTA PERCHA
WATERPROOF
ARMY GOODS! !!
5l9 SET.EA.TM STREET.

Many suppose India Rubber and Gu.ts r.rcha are
syn, ymous terms, mt rely represeotins India hub
ber manufactured by different processes, and are
thereby led 10 believe there s ne material difference
between The two articles. In order TO correct this
faise Impression, the following statement. made by
parties who have xamned and tested beth srticlts,
IL given:
non.conduetors Of slectricty 1t has NO yesemttance
suhaecr TO Iudis Rubber nor are y ehemicai and ne
ehantdl properties The same does uk tree from mhich
taken -ony 10 As same family Of tres, or grOW on he
sanle SOIL"
AZ an Improvement upon other manufactures of India
Ruter but ssmaAing entirely neU In hev ehardoers
tics and properties ana being superior 70 those mace
from any other material, They are warranted TO
stand in any climate fee from any unpeatant odOr,
will not deoompose and become soft and sticky un.
der any circumstance1, not injured BY coming In
contact with oils, alkaes saline solutions aud acds,
and AIe made PEKNAsEsrLr pisble and elastic, and
rendered indestructbls and unaffected by h. Mt or
cod. Those wishing official reports and statements
from army md naval officers please send for circular
Goods f,r sale In any quantities, at manuacturers'
prices at $40 Seventh stieet, near Pepnsylvsnia
enue--ihe only place where these goods can be OBJ.
taintd In Washington. -
mar l7-nlc Agent.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Mutual Crlmtnatton and Hccrimina-
ttOu,

On Saturday, MIS-. Charlotte Sohl obtained a
Unitcd States warrant against her husband,
Conrad Shl, whom she charged with III treat.
ing her, by boating her, 30. Her husband gave
bond 10 keep the peace. Subsequently, sohl
procured It similar writ, 10 comptl his wife TO
good behavior, hut afterwards offered to with
draw II If she would promise TO do better.
MAdpmr s., however, grit to the back bone,
ralnsed 10 entertain the proposition, saying
that his own conduct needed reformation, nt
h@rs. The arrests were made by Ohicer J. +.
King. Justice johnson gave both the parties n
ln"d lecture and dismissed the charge against
Mrs, SUil,
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
C0uaterfeit Money.

Owing to the confused and mixed condition
Of our currency, an excellent opportunity ia
Afforded for the circulation of counterfeit mon.
ey, as well NJ the old bills Of broken banks.
We see by our exchanges that the bills Of the
old Blue Hin Bank, in Dorchester, Mass, are
timore. This bank was broken 16rg years age,
but its bills have been started into circulation
about once IN nve years They will undoubt.
edly he introduced into circulation here. and
we write this In order to put the public on
their guard against them. r.sH ..
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
. OI6St..,iSi..I Ii.a..Mi1 Z .iti. o...l q "a

q Coroner. .wsodwsrd 'Yas osllssl upon oneat.
ufdsy afietn6oR, 10 hold an inquest In view OF
tho body Of An Irish woman named Mrs. Msbo.
ney, In 6wampoodle, nexr the corner Of Second
and II streets. From thS evidence Of several
witnesses, 1t appears that the womans dasth
was cxsed by iajurse Indicted by hsr hus
band, who is now In jail, having been commit.
ted there sofHe days ago IN await the result of
his w'fe's injuries. The woman's son testified
that his father had beat his mother, sone days
previous 10 her death, very severely, wilh Nm
axehelve, and that AZ otheT times he had NAL.
treated her, beating and kicking her, and on
one occasion tirning her out Of doors, where
she rematnsd ~ night.gii1Ng ,g,,iRal 9lgt
DR.. May testified that when he was called
upon TO see the woman, be found hsrln dying
condition. and told her sister 30 a. the time.
The doctor also tcstihed that the deceksed had
told him that her iness was ocoasionsd BY Der
husband'a beating ter With an axe helve. The
womaf WAS encierts atths time Of her death.
The jury rendered verdict that the woman
oams TO her death through injuries inflicted by
her husband. lie Ia now In Jail.
Mr.. Charles A. Austen, one of the Jurors,
seeing the poterty OF Tho family, generously
gave sis towards, allesistlng their sufsrings.
noble act indeed.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
N NAvIGations

Water was let into the canal yesterday in It's
whole length and navigation will be imme.
diateIy resumed. Coal, wood, lime, grain, -four,
ought now to reach us In profusion, ,atlow prices.
Under the charter for the canal II In stipulated
that there shall always be u proper depth of
water M far down rs the foot Of Seventeenth
street, in Washington. i'-
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Found Drowned.

A man, whose name we were unable to a.
certain, was found floating In the Potomac,
near tho Long Bridge, yesterday morning.
From the appearance Of the body, 1t had evi.
dently been in tho water considerable length
OF time. Oficer Hutton called on Justice
Johnson to hold aIf. inquest, who declined, un.
less II written request was first obtained from
Coroner Woodward. ....
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Knocked Down ana Robbed.

About II O'Clock on Saturday night, as Mr..
James Campbell was returning along New Jai.
sey avenue TO his home, near the Coast Sur.
vey Office, he was met by two. Villains, one Of
whom knocked him down with slung shot and
robbed him Of silver watch and his pocket
book, containing about $40 In small notes. Mr..
O. ID pretty badly cut about the head, II Ia sup.
posed by the villains kicking him as he lay
In an insensible condition. .II ..'
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Leg BNksn.

A soldier belonging to the Fifth U. s. caval.
~, named Charles Gentry, while riding along
New Jersey avenue yesterday afternoon, WAS
An ambulance, which was passing along at the
time of the accident.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Church OF the Ascension

We are informed that religious services were
suspended yesterday in the Church of the Az.
cension in consequence, 1t is said, Of DR.. Pink.
ney's refusal to read the prayer announced by
Bishop Whittinghsm to tho pastors of his
diocese. for the success Of the Federal arms
and tho divine blessing on the President of the
United States,
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Corns. UoniOns.
IMS1aa Ru bNer Doodle

Rubber Blankets tor Soldiers, d IS each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, s9.6
each.
India Rubb Coats, white and black, $3.50 eaoh.
India Rubber Leggns, 81 per pair.
And all kinds Rubber G0ods-inoludng Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stopp.I .I for Bottles Door
AatS Undersht stDg for Beds In sickness &c. &c at
mAnufaoturcry' prices, At II A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3OB Pennsylvania avenue,
dec lQ-u Bet Ninth and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Hyslrant water.

Great complaint 10 made IN conse qusncs Of
the muddy condition of thu hydrant water ut
Of the person or ,f clothing II ia worse than
useless. And for either cooking or drinking II
Ia disgusting In its appearance, although we do
not believe tito be especially unhealthy. II ia
said that we must slI seat our peck OF dir" )"
ing II, we shall probably have the less 10 eat.
Atal events, we prefer to drink clean water, and
run our chances on the eating part.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
DIED..

On the Goth inst in the Sd year Of his age, after
u lingering illness, SAMUEL WILLIS, youngest son
OF W. W. and Elizabeth Sheed, OF New Jersey.
Little Sam, thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
'ris God who will protect him,
He can all our sorrows heal"
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
mo.tgomsry Ceunty Its, ms.

New POSTAL sERvios.-A the approaching
letting Of mail contracts the postal faoilities Of
the citixsus Of this and Frederick county are 70
be increased by anew route from AdamstOwn,
by Greenfield Mills and Monooacy, 10 Barnes.
Vile, II miles and back, three times week.
APPOINTMENT. john @ England, Esq has
been appointed Attorney TO the Comm ssioners
Of Montgomery county, Rockuius Sentinel.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Light.

Those Of our readers who ara In want Of q
splendid light, will find 1t to their interest to
call at tho New York Grocery, corner Of Elev.
enth and streets, where they can get fne coal
oil at forty cents per gallon, adanantine can.
dies At twenty cents per pound, and other goods
In proportion. A word to the wise, &c.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
ComntryTrnde Opened.

The farmers Of lnudoun county, Virginia,
who have suffered 40 much IN their persons
and property by the rebellion, are now begin.
ing to bring their hutter, eggs and other farm
products to this city and Georgetown. We
congratulate them Oh their deliverance from
the thrlldOm Of seCesh.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Iron B.ds,cads for Banks,s Army.

A large num6er of iron nedsfeads were sent
yesterday, by ]. Q. HcGuire Il Co., auction
GERS, In Winchester, for the use Of tho sick and
wounded soldiers in Gen. Banks's army. Their
removal from the store oocasoned consider.
able excitement, many persons supposing that
n battle WAS In progress at Winchester, that
report spreading like wild nre.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Whit.hur.t, he. asa Penn. Av.nu.,

whitshurst, Ne. A34 Penn. Avenue,
Il selling original .cartes de uisits photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and 10 con.
sidered the best In existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water oolors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention Of military mon
10 called to our full length lettsrtypes, for send.
ing BY mail. dso Is