The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-03


beaufort, Sc. now occupied ly ollr troops.
VIII lr observed, together with Fort Macon. an
the above map g. situated u IT." uon'1 oi N,N-
iNti uNcr. - tuuu- l.t Iu--r-. &c.,, H.. ire.I
Ltr'"rou ih' >..fl A.u.i. lolr. aud ;.
tl' c,-l'ru terminus % th, \uiuliu 1ud N.rih
'hnliut iu'i"I Inc Population /, ubuut
,''". j. be- ~ Hut from kal,fu the ,lpiial
w ,he S.,., liN u ly tlc turp.l,. r,,3, and
juli''h H., tnD rIhch. 10 au r,st .o,I.l .r...i-
"iy ulr'Di'r. The town !, II ui. L.Jl-vc.t
"i 'aro l."' scout. TIE hai.pr i. accessible o.,
-'r'mupiis tou Al m4tlr Sound lht town
hat considerable ual" pr.,ious 20 ~, ,,'lrl"u,
particularly ~ turir utiu', rosin aud v,hrr pro-
il'- a ilr pine, with which tlr State altouri-.
u llipus" had been cfc. ted b., he lu-
'"l N'ir. EpV"nmcut on the point Of
cap" lookout, hu' the light nas ~ NJ
.ti. lri D, the rrlirl- To slow som. iI in If
tho tiad" o the place the records a. i~,3 ate
thHt the shippius II m, I.,ri,t To- lur .Iu.
hIuuuutol tu an dlr.rr,,itr huftLrn ut 40 ton.
registered, aud nailv 900 ton. enrolled and
Ir'mcd. Dunn That year four -siouuct-, with
hUil,n oi goo .Uu., 81 "r built A. tAi. port .--
The town Of Brmior contains, h,silc. Tie rotnl-
tv vluilhug4, several ,,milHrir, aul uuc or two
church,, lu the nc,hhorlood Of Iirauiurt arr
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To- >H' what tni, anuy will ,g,t. Npth'usin
the south ought to hc utlr 10 Withstand it. II
ought tp march on till IL finds an enemy, and To
crush him wherever it hnds him. Al the Ar
m"ii'. of Europe have h,'u open :, the iuyad
er.--'N'ry ucano Of supply las been ,lu-c,l g.,
thr Invaded. II they do not upN succeed, thew
never can. They atcH fully armed ant IA cipl I.-
ed host against an insurscnt population.
I'll" tate Of that army, ~ il is d"-crihcl ~
our curt- loulcut, repre- cuts the Id, lutng,, u
money amt credit and the command at NJ. .ci.
Set tLc contest is not over, nor the yictorf sure
Washington or Wellington might vt give
yictory 10 either side. pfp thi- umr lc ,ti-
has tfttlt a4sI 81 4.
been no in-pirltion no i.,,rc--i eni, f,,ri,r nu
lrliaui handling ui troops, NJ prpuft uulIuvc-
mont OF success, on either side The generals
seem to have no tai,h either in thc,sclycs ui
their men, and IT they got the briscr ina .kf-
m.-h they seem satisfied with wat tho, hsyr
done, and glad that they are wei lut ut II. thiS
| j, war II, war is carried ON b, common ylace,
caution, officer but such " tr /, the okpoItu-
nifty Ot a man Of genius. Auarica has uUt vet
shown ~ such man. u - time f., him to
apl"ar If hc anywhere c'Iss, W. shall Sc.
whether he can be- produce, betwc,n M.Mso..s
| ani Richmond.
comparative rcturi Of pauperism in Eng
land shows that ON Che m,l inv OF February
mere was an inorcas 4 in the Northwestern pls-
| ". l"hIch conprhAs Lanc.,- hire aud Cheshire
. 81 ~ per cent owlc the CORE puniius day last
year III other ,sris Of the country the increase
u comparative ~ triiing.
France.
The NJ" sntrH publishes "A circular ad,lrcsse,
by toun. trr-i.,uy 10 the Prcfrcts, which state,
that seven hundred and sixty conference, o
the irty ot st. Vincent de Paul have eucl
dee Jared in favor Of acting Independently Of ON,
ahother, and that eighty eight conferences hav,
Hc'epied the general council under the prcsidenc,
oi high dignitary Of the church. Count Per
.igny states that rs the question Of organiz ,tor
has been definitely settled by the conferences
and - legal existence Of the society aimirlro
hy an Imperial decree, each Of the conference,
OF the society will hcnceforth exist independently
of each other and have no connective ocntrnl tie
y proposition u tho Archbishop Of Toulouse