The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-05
Interesting City Intelligence,
Important Rebel News.
Terrible Bomb bardmen, or Fer, su.ts,

eHiOie bomonfdmeut 81 Fert sumter.
Washington, Noe. The Richmond ExAsisrk Of
Monday contains the following:
CAA'Lseton, Oct 3l.--Ths enemys Ere on Fort
Sumter lsss night continued furiou. and inee..snt
ffum the land Batteries. This morning, about 4
erlock. . portion Of the vail fell in. burvins h.
seath the ruins come men believed TO be OF the 18th
GeosEis and 2oth South Carolns Regiments. Thir.
teen are missins. They were buried By the falling
IN Of the barracks the face Of the Nort where
they had been placed in position for mounting tho
oefrpet IN case Of an sssault. fierce bombsrdnent
has barn kept up sll day Sumter. from the monl.
son and land batteries. Up TO o'clock this sner.
uesn no further Casualties have occurred Over 100
eAofS were fred IN "a hours The firing 10 eti heavy
Chovisston, Nor. J. Tho bombsrdment Of Sumter
enntinued fsreey, without intermisson, last night
end today. This p, N. the sho,s averaged four per
0anuss. The hrins has been from two Monitors two
ksay and two light rfed suns at Fort Gregs four
Neatneh mortars s the middle battery and four riaed
s1ns at Wagner. On Saturday they fired <<s r,Aed
shot 80 from the Monitors and 1913 from mcr,ars.
Tho mortar fuses cut TO explode the shell In
second or two after the report ON saturday night
10 hnsd shot were frsd mostly With time fuses. and
q mortar shells. The Ere Of the land batteries va
objected chiefly st the sou,hwett angle Of the fort
The hsestsf carried away twice, bnt speedily re-
nas cf the 18th Georgia vss used instead The cs.u-
sitss on Saturday two killed and three wound.
Cd. The bombardment vas still severe.
Affairs In Richmond.
Washington, Nor. The EXAMINER sreski ns NJ
ahairs In Richmond Gays that the speoulstors are
49, maters Of the situation in regard to the prices
ysi9, 9 mex, 70 imTos;ibc 70 obtain The ho,rder, - I
snoad b psde 70 come 70 tetnsthsi . to put their
the Piedmont CCuutry learn. n iso m tha
Nchy, and sell. from 30 tcS cent. In the hoof II
shs inPI"s:Is otn..!, ~ Vi. hold "a their h.nd:, "
sssly hour on Saturday A. NJ, the meat supplied to
=. city %tst s.,s out I'D uupsISa: %ie; in
ner; go long rs hsefis impre'sed for tho beneht
q 1900 Yspkee pri.oner', this condition Of the city
market may be expected 10 continue
IN unlawful a,remblsse Of ne.iocs coneresated In
10 eustodS a. They yer. tsien before Justice Chad
Ses, Who ordered ten la'hes each. and let them 60
The ExAxrsss also makes the following state.
nents
landed TIL. fss' sSSD .s
lrst step In the grand scheme which 10 20 astonish
.s s,s &. ssSHnS y; ',ss ~.
v The saddle on Tussd.y last he made fcray upon
a.: s,s chn q %s 2: ra as:d: had
vhits Ysptee,, some IS or 20 black ones, and ls0
mules and horses.
Don't VAST AuY rArKEys.
1000 Yankee prisoners are to be sent from Richmond
70 that CITY. ttropgly protests-Wo dout want tn, IN
s .uSp. fss sss s.e:
yorscious YANKEES added 10 the number would mats
general starvation vrth it's pslid cheek" not only
Wehope the Governmrnt will reconsider II. desTm.
nation and not thrust upon US worse than that which
tho locusts inflicted upon Egypt.
Upon the sihect OF Yankee prisoners, &c, the VINO
has the following =
Beef ought to be selling now At G5 20 10 cents |,
pound in accordance with the propoed arrangements
beveen the butchers and the government II quo
dollar and half pound. The butchers say they
are unable 20 get cattle and naY be compiled 70 oo.s
sssdy thirty doafs y % ton No ccntlset. for nna
diste delivery will be made even al this price, tho
dealers proposing to await tho r'e after Chris.na,.
enough to supply london, With its three million OF
inhabitants, for thoreand ysar TO come. Evident
OF the Ysntees- are thirteen thousand in thi:
city and on Belle lsle. Having nothing else TO do,
.ove. % s o. h"saa: Ho1eoy:r they ssvs to b % ispt
VAIN. What 10 to be donss The peorle are suffer
Ing afresdy, while the Yankees arc comfortable. Il
The EraulRsa has also these remark, on the sub
ysct Of Ysnkse prsoners:
We believe there are too many pri,oner. tax
W in this war. we recommend Il TO our men
sot to suIIspder Y they DO their lot !. pToo.bly e
where their health 10 broken utterly. II our word,
spuld reach the Yankee soldiers we would tell then
cannot be very bright ono thi. rn Nc winter. w
would assure them that death on the battlefield we;
counsel them not 20 be taken alive. There are o.
many prisoners taken; II . command shA! hersate
he cut OF, lei, 1t cut thu ough or be cot down. I'm
Srisopment hereafter ~ll be the unktndet cut OF ~
tDy Rxpysss TO the y, Y. SunI
From fles of Richmond papers received stthe ST.
of 20 last pisht, ve gather additional details O
aou,heJn psya The DIsYArcp hAs 4 telerrsu Lou