The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-17
Telegraphio News Items, &c,

Nv Ornnrc and Alexandria Railroad Ia nov opeu
10 o'upepir. Court House.
GrN. RrRssIur has ., nj one thousand ,sb.i ,r,..r
us hor'h"aid ffom Cumherlhud Gay.
IL, GrI CA'eis sotou'l. III at Detroit. HE ea.e 10
consideg'd very critical
InL Army Of the Potomac !. being paid Fifteen
ptyinas.tTs have recently lc.t Washington tor this
purpose. ~
b,y,. inr I.nsl, SCORING e awa,hinson di,ps'eh,
Louuon aud ad DINING counties IN Virginia
fr said that ten. g ilnor. intend. 10 emp,ox ,hs
Ienel ris9ner' "a removing the Nabor cbsiuctions
supposed TO be batter acquainted than MON ,od,e,.
lhtrr. u, rRf l.. NJ ARR, captured At Fort Sumter
~ the recent Assault, IL AEON Of Lieut.. Commander
Blooksd.i squadron! and NJ phew OF den Mcsde
Arsp day. AGO nhou, q dozen o. blockade runners.
o w.ln s.wn vorth of prop.ry in thtir po.'c.sirn,
Southern part Of Maryland.
asinse instance of yellow fever or Of ANYTHING
tppfoaohR 70 y, Las ninde It's app. afAnce either In
alon ~
4, rnr Nsrinc Bricade had captured, AZ Boliv.r.
MIS-, three rebe pHyma'.crs, who had t2oO0. 900 on
,, ,n'm pei.,i,. Ths money .--s intended FOR the
upoPN ni tiht Department An ctcort of 81 men vas
captured at the came time.
.,M,I"GrS. ;i,ceLrrs, No. rurdy, and Cap, Moore.
q ~, san, Hon Elijah Ward, aud J. II, Youns oi
"fo'k' arlved ~ Troy, yo.tcrdev, and sft IN the
a't'ruoon for New York. Gen. Scklt.' health I. 30
CeTp. nnI % NV M ne y snous to .eoin the 30
THR command Of mil itary district which 1. IN he
Immediately erected into d,p,rtm.nt' smbrscins
Kansas. Western Arkansas, Northern Texas AID New
hts been rendered TO Ma. Gen. Biiney, At rre,ent
commanding division Of the Third Amy Corp.
GIN. Concoa,s. e'cor'ei hv acavslry guard visit.
ed he old battle He'd at Bull Run few days since.
and 20 ntet ont the spot whore lac had been take
rrle9n,I. ia di-crcGii.he to"so that nsny bodies
Of tho dead ale eIposed, And numerous skulls are ".
ing around.
Mrs. H.Rrrrr BrrcnrR srow', Who did more than
any ylody 81 Ito slavery down. ha, a con in viz.
II H. nj
soon rose from the rank By Iaerlt to fr,, leaten.
Of General neade's Army Corps.
si;,s,,n In, IMsH.dny fnerI5. P,ry s,.etd ,h.
wa. brrn.d on frlday, freight Train from Macon
CITY 70 w,shinr,on,, Mo, was fred into, and the
rias were repused.
IT is estimated that the Republican victory in
NAM eost the United sta,es 'ioveinmsnt sf,0o0
crowd Of civil and tary of,ico. holders. rom Vice.
rresident EinIin down TO Brissdiers Bu.tssd and
cai.e candidates for more than . month before the
election ~
rnt attendance at the n. Y. State Fair At Utica,
nsh snountSd 70 s4oo bc ne up to o. i.s.
tre, ,llo, about 200 less than at Rochester Tho
.u aS .d "he4 g. sas h9ss, an
10 crowded to overlooking, aud hundreds arc unsble
TO nnd lodgings.
I'VE non W IMAM 4. Dole, Comm'srione Of In
dian Ahar., writes from Ksnsnr, Sept 0, that though
n. nhs han = petty rough time among the bush
whlckeEs and jsyha~kers, the main object ~ his
mir.ion has been attained. Tresties were concluded
with nearly all the Indian tribes for their removal
nom the SAFE. Inc kckApoos were divided az 70
whether they would enter into such Q treaty and
with them he anticipated trouble.
AcrrsG-CoNaAsDER MKRrAs, Of the steamer Nor
wch, laely sent an AIMED hoat expedition IN thu
81. Johns RIVER Florida, and captured rebel sisns
station, near Jaeksonville securing arms, am nmuni
ton, eienal nas., telescopos, &c. This cap ure will
ethr break up the southern end OF the rebel line OF
eommuncs,ion or comp'l :wo companies Of infantry,
two OF cavsry md one of srtillvry, which were
about hcuf fol ~Arded to Richmond, to romain there
10 protectit.
rAssESGxa m board the Pl,ntasenet states that
no warning whatever had been given to the inhabi.
tanis OF Poft au Plate, " 4 Indies, and that the
bombnrdment resulted IN tie de.truc ion Of the city
and lndiscrirninGts slaughter of men, women and
children. Notwithstanding the assault, the inhabi.
tants rlo have Tcbeed against he Spanish Govern
men., refuse 10 surrender. A FIRE AZ Aux Csyes had
destroyed the sea side Of the city and consumed Q
vaat deal Of property.
Tue Richmond DIsrArcn OF saturday, says that
the YANKEES arc responsible for the late affair with
the Japanese, and piously adds: "On the heads Of
that Internal race will fall oil the hood and crime
that about to stsrtle the world They forced thsm
selves on the japanese, lust AZ they have been in the
habit Of forcing themselves upon society In Europe.
not want II We wish to tod II were possible for
them TO sink every Yankee ship nd ssughter every
Yankee soldier that may be cent against them"
A Rascaily Ex-United States OmeiaL
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