The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-13
THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, JANY 10, 1852.


s nent OF rebels by England whom rebellion
brought home to monsrchica governments, a
+ compared with its way Of looking at Il when
; occurs in a free Republic:
Whom Hungary was in the throes Of morta
sgeny Lord Paine rston could look coldly on
snd retuse to interfere in what tho astute min
is'er dcnominated "domes,ic conc, ~" whil,
ne tetooled the House Of Commons with hypo
critical sympathy for Hungar,, he suffered In,
Russian army, without a rem onstrance, To entel
Hutgiry and crush the spirit Of thN aillan,
people, hShting tor their constitution sanctioned
y years OF unqueetiOnel authority. When
Hungary Icy orti.hed ami bleeIlng At the feet
OF hor oppreeeorA Lord PLmorston wrste IA fol.
| lows to iscOunt p1nsonhy. then Rritish minis
ter at Vienua MY Lord, have to instruct
YOUR eScellcn.y to express tho suiyr-ti,n
which her majesty government have lolt AT
hearing that tho calamitou, war, which for the
last tao months has dssolatod UunglfV h,s
To- n brought to close by IA ifc sion" =
Tie thon proceed, to lec;uru tho Aus, nan Court
IN a phuautbrpc etain o. tho u,i whic1 I
should make ot that victo,y ovor Uungtrv, at
which ho had Just OK ". ss.d tha o.. Cir,i,n
OF her maiosty's government.
The TRrnuSK 'cll, what tho Now England
states have been doing towards the war, in
S"'~"' to the tsunt Of the Southerncrs that
the universal dollar Ia tho Yankee King. If
King Cotton, and its progeny at tho ea,.,b dii
half a. we'll, the Rebels would not 10 viii nped
out A early "a they will DO. It suppors Wen
dell Phillip, Garrison & Co. against
the unfayorsblo comments Of others of tho CITY
Press.
| Tho HEVAip has not one artjcle or r,mart
! of s,r;L;o,, .,.ui,,. . II. IA.
| - - ~ "' 'o''e" oo'
U''"S' ou' IN itS usual sensation-trap article
| upon the TIMEs, TRIHuNE and WoRLp, Of
| which IL maLos . daiI,. JisL .n1 IL n . u,,,..,,.
| 1, I,.
N'VN''o' uip uo'ns away ol All tue Dahks IN
| this country, and tho business Of Banking to be
| dono hy tho Cov.r,uo,, I, O.,oo.s, a.,
80 ,"V Wv, P'oPo'os 'n''
P'''H'o "NhhS wv '"eiuuou w 'ho ucheral BANK
rupt Law, about 10 bo passed by Congress, and
the whole of them la swsnt from, ,ho hoorJ
ioov;n,, s.,,.,,,,, C.... Ct, r,I--r 40
@''''s ''''o Sy '"A'o 'n'u''a' Ming OF the
country
The JOURNAL aF COMMERCE has the follow
,ne, latte, from po-, poyI .,n.r,,,,,. r.,
- -. - 80 "rl, ''o,"
"A'a' o'''0o'' Nn'on uooe NOT speak 80 R'o"lng-
ly for our troops, rs thoy did for themselves -
JASU,pvA isG,
Nyi. - r..., -, -. 80,
A. - ~ ~, - - -, 10 % ~ ",'",n ,ns'Eo W
Sound. watching thom .trengtbon chair vorL,
ard mount gun al or gun, but wo mllo no
lnoyomont ! mentioned ! thifk, to you our
oC thoiy La ,o,Y W. 49,, Nv ~ ''vvl 90
left waraw on the frat OF ! ,,unry. ati !, ,,pc
up TO Port Rnyal. Tho ,an,, ni,,bt went N, 10
Beaufort, and to- k in two A., ,ws aud troons. and
went up ia company With two m ,re ,lni,o,,s
and two armed ferry bos a 10 Port Koy,l ferry.
Part of the army landed IN tho riybt of tbo "a
bel troops and Lattorisa in orScr 70 d,nk
them, anil the res, came over Land Ia the F.rrv
crossing. TO charge tbem in rront Tbev I,d a.
4. -
hal shellod the enemy out of their ba,terio.
and drove their tron5. back into the wo,is
The enemy must have Lost heavily a. ", Cnu,d
W r,I,aoi.. ..f Oai.,@'.s 1-is Lo,u,,
their guns but ono, which wasa hoavy Englih
12-pouIder field gun. Our engineer took out
tho spike and the troops brought II ever the
ferry TO Beaufort. There were live reRimonts
went over and | don't think they mustered
more than 3 900 men, as they have great
many sick. They held the bink Of the river
until daylight, and then commenced 10 retreit
again TO Beaufort Island under cover Of heavy
fire from our boats, the rebels folio wing even
within range Of our guns as we could 500 hsm
distinctly from our mast-hoads and sso them
fall when our she'll. burst amongst them. What
on earth Ia the uss OF such movements, unless
to dishearten our already dispiritod troops |
cannot conceive.
Tho T,urs correspondent has tho following
,..s-,.,,.u =, a.. J.n.,,,,,. =, ,bo IA ,,,.ida
uoSnp'on o' 'no ueP~''u'' VI '"o """'''o
Expedition from Annapolis, anu lS hrVh ~
Fortress Mouroo.
A,.p .a,lv hour in tho morniny throe rock
"a. ~, ,,,' g., IL. pioLa a. snJ =, , o'clo,, a
49, a,,,a,,,noJ ,ha 6n.I 49, 90 all A. The
49,. - o. un,ns;Jo in ria oi, ,ya. noticaJ
.ni ~, s,,onS, H. a., .n5 IL .nnos,anca
.rt sOn6 sbora ~ss @,ras,aJ With onibusi.stic
chsayy. To thas, bo wavea hia acknowlsdg-
O1an,s .,J n.sss.J on hos,d his sbin'
iiTn'o T, anu ID "a s,asn,..a h.,,in, s,.,m
- lsoa ',,dss 80 .nJ In Iass ,han haIf
w -. g., 80. sr2yn, or ,ha ,;r,nsI ,nn the
a,i.o 81 III, n;,js;nns ,gors In mo,ion zach
s,, ,aI;r 4, ,os. oro all vasaoI tha two
sSoaa' s4a,i 'as nsm,, H. Or,.inin, ona ra,,imsrt
Tha mornjng VIVA not nronitions-heayv
| c,onJs ha;na oye,baad and =. donso fny settled
uTn,s ,ha hay In a Caw rromapts Rowever
spn p., - % Liz x,,h oeicara snd .oIdiara,
S.is de-au ..,'in,.D,,i hsnds s,,noL mn ,hai,
i;na,;aS, .,rai,a ,ha sa,sr SranvioJ R,nn.yn
;nieI ~ ,.IIa;I CInn,Ija :" Fiji. tha Iiya-
- hI .,;.'i,,, 80 ns s,Di,ia's TanJ anJ
ny.~n.a nnutS5." S,,rishad ,bo va,;a,ion. nm
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vi tne "no'.l iii .s,ars aS ,ho hs,, anJ ra
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