The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-23


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In, eonsrira,cr n n. n-td. "conmander q
the "6ons II Lilcry," who arrested m In
dana q few days sso, ~ he tried At fniianaro-
lie by military courtr0 Nrtisl. Tho oourt is al
ready oonstittited
IN Antrim, ireland. lately, ~ = marriage ocrs-
mory, young man ~crr~d forward to forbid II.
on tho ground that the bride had previously l~-
uothed herself N bin. She ,dmitel II, and went
of with him st once. leaving tho bridegroom alone.
NAN st Care Cod separated frorn his l,wf,l
wife then married another. After his death the
hrsi wife, Of cosirse. took the property and the se
coud sued The estate for her services dNirirv tho
sh,ecn months she had hved with the dcccas"'.
A good.nssurod jury gave her two dollars pe'
week.
r,s di.easc under which the Emperor of France
Ia suffering ir rtcuma,ism Nh.s Majesty snec,es-
Europe geia excited and this iliness- which sccns
10 re of great account. has produced hst doicn
| small commercial pauics IN London Paris and
Vienna tn say nothing of political speculations
almost without end.
Tn, splendid hlccssdc running steamer LILLIAN.
having arrived recently st Philadelphia was belct
| and appra scd The department was duly Informed.
| and ssuifcd ta acceptance VI the terms, AMI th"
ship WAS turned over 30 Commo lore Striblins. She
| 10 new, sharr, Clyde-bVih steamer, aud was cap
| sured OIL Wilmington.
Tm White Mountains have hoen eaopc,' viii
snow several tunes during the past fortri .t'f' and
have presented . magnificent appearance frlm tho
I valleys. Tie melting snow has I'll Ell the mourao
stfcatns SO " AZ the waterfalls IN thr Nlc1ntN NJ"
really crystal cascadcs TIE glories ofcarly autumn
| o. the mountains at,rsct many visitors.
| Frvx profcssionsI bounty jumpers from Chicngc.
enlisted nj II. Pau some time since, and deserted
| sncr securing their bounty They vcrc ovcrtnkcn
by officers nj Hastings Last week and two n them
| arrested. The officers fred sS shots before they
brought the game down. Quo WAS severely wound
Al, hut his comrades carried him of. Tho others
| Will probably bc caught In n day or two.
TnE Richmond correspondent ~ the London
II npAe AaNn nf n q al
| M unisvorablc account Of General Longstrccts
health had reached him. The General Ia descrled
| A. suffering greatly from the ncui" seustyenea ~
| his right arm, which was still wholly paraIincf.
aud u WAS apprchonded At the rebel capital that h~
| would not 10 allie for many weeks. xrd perhaps
months, to resume active operations In tbs field
| TnH Hon. Lorenzo burrows discovered the other
day, IN unoccupied store NJ his a. Albion, n Y.
| snake foot long in a SPIDERS web. Tho snhe
| hal been drawn up from the floor about half his
length, and the little spider was above, working
| the tackle hy which he intended ~ wholly surpend
him, md that by tho neck where he had coilcd his
| web. Tho snake struggled IN vain to escape, and
WAS only released by the carelessne-- Of q man wh"
| went 10 sce the contest, which was witnessed by
| hundreds Of people during the day.
MRs JoHN Brown, widow cf him whosc soul 10
| travelling on, with Ter Salmon and his wife
| and three daughters, have len their homo among
| the Adirondack mountains. where Johns body
| lies moulderng in tho dust" together with thos~
| Of his sons who were shot as 1arpcr's Ferry-'o
| seek new home in California Thcy undertook
the Journey by way of tho overland route, taking
| with them cattle and Vermont fnc-woolled
| sheep. There Is rumor, not yet confirmed. that
after leaving Missouri ~ having been ssccrtsued
| that they John Browns family) they were
| pursued by Missouri guerrillss, captured, robbed
| and murdered. The homestead Is now occupSd
| by Mrs. Browns brother
| IT is reported that before commencing the late
| battle In Shenandoah Valley. Msior-Gen Sheridan
ORDERED one of the reimental chaplains 70 have d.
vine services Al headquarters. The chaplain com
Piled and commenced the services by lining out thS
| following celebrated HYMN of Watts;
"EAELr-my God, without delay,
We haste to seek thy facet
| which WAS sung with animation and devotion, but
before he could fuish the verse, orders camo to ad-
| vanoo al once Iowa In evening OF the same day,
| reports were brought 10 hsjor-Gon. Sheridan that
tho enemy, having heard the hymn commenced,
| had completed tho verse by singing--
| 'Our fainting spirts waste away
| without thy conquering grnce"
| GEorGE W. McDosALp, alias Dunnng, was shot
| nj Port Henry, Biltimorc On Wednesday, for de-
\ ser''on and other crimes lie a hne looking
man, feet three inches IN be gbt, aud Possessed
| grcnt courage and bravery. He native or
| Illinois, where he leaves . wife md children, but
| enlisted nt the commencement of tho war in =
| Texan regiment was captured and sent North,
| where he cnl -tei in Maryland Union regiment
| He deserted, and When rccnptured, his Desperate
iosis,ancr, III which he killed several men render
ed 10 necessary to burn down tho house In which
| he had taken refuge. Wh,n In prison be wss
hsndcufcd upon for some offence, and,
look Ing with tho utmost contempt on tho irons he
suddeuly snapped them apart ss II they bad been
| paper. Tie met his fate with manly courage, and
| manifestel great regre, for his conduct.