The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-15
LOCAL NEWS
NV YORK AND rnE VICINITY.

ARHRsr or 1ouN mitchell ~ SENT
~ FontRrss MosRn2.-Yc YESTERDAY, At half past lS
o'clork, John Mitchri, editor Of tnr New York Daily
NrSs. aud recently editor OF the Richmond EXAM
i.t Was arrc,ed by uetectiyes kolso and Elder, by
direction OF General liI according IN orders receiv-
ed from Wa hiugtou, and plNcei on board govern
Iuout vessel, on his way To Fortress Monroe MI
nich, waa artottci At the office of lho Daily NEwS-
No. 10 Chttham ,troo', plarod In acarraso and es-
cor 81 10 the Henry burden, where he wM given In
To the chArre Of Lieut. Morris Of the 10th New YORK
Battery. It understood that Nj Mitchell ~s AZ
rested Oh the charge Of treason. Ills friends zero
Immediately on the aler, to liarn his whereabouts
but the Henry Buricn wss under way before they
succccded, and wnts Of hsbcas corpus we're served
The burden called Tor Fortress Monroe.
TEARIuL MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN
oslN EAiGuAst sur. Yesterday the Is. ). KIM
bail arrived At this port from Hamburg, having on
board s.1 Luuirst and t,oentv passengers This suf-
fe ring which eGsted IN eIuence Of the crowdng
into tLo vc,st OF such great number Of cmigrants
a. thi- may lo imagined hut cannot bo described
Thirty innocent children pcrishod on the voyage.
more strikng comment on the evils Of the emgrnnt-
carrsse systen could hardly be presented. Ths fear
fl mortality was IN part doubt, osing 10 depri-
walton OF customary food but the great cause vas, be-
youd question, the change from unlimited free air 10
the confined quarters u the emgrant ship which
proved their tomb.
THE FAMOUS OLD SYCAMORE in Wall street,
honline NO CO the only in the stree fell yes,
tcrdG, from old aye, bteakiur IN sne ~indows Of tho
buildings nctu,s tie way. aud blocking the street
ucross which II fen.
TuT Doc WAR.-lhoso unfortunate caninea
which nlo suffered by their owners to 20 about un-
.... Into al a.
fearful rate. Great /, the demand for dogs "EycD
dog has hit dsy" aud many Of them are 1ndine that
their lays are numbered The catching Of dogs ami
taking hcm 10 tho round, has become lu-inrss Of
some magnltutr, and men ransark the suc n hI
ui;ht With thcir cruel carts, and carry OF every
"pulp" they can get hold Of. The "bounty !" 10 m
cents IL head One man, yesterday carried to 'bs
pound 4l d1r-. and got his S2j 51 VERY ie" ~ IN"
dors lmIouuard are redeemei. On Monday az5 dogs
were received, on Tuesiay, lJ' ana yesterday over
l5J. On MoudAy ~ wore reclaimed ana on ln'sdHy.
iO Over bOU have nov tecu Crowned what hoNl-
ing there must have lcrnl There Nill probably bo
three or four thousand dos droruei u M" courte NJ
the summer. The pound {, at the oor Of East 26th
street
ARRIVAL or TEooPs.-Durng yesterday
large number NJ returned heroes arrived in this citv
-inelulIns tac gist y Y, GG6 officers and ncn 81
N Y yos, ~ officers and men li3d Psnu,,ly
Vol. $50 men; squad Of the GSth Penn. Vols, II
men. g,th Connecticut Nol-., Col b. = Buck cham,
an E4tt.rios and Ii, lat Rest, Rhode Island Artil-
! lory. numbering l35 officers and men. The 9lat ~
l. Vols, after paTtskins Of substantial meal at tho
battery Barracks left by 'peclA steamer At o'clock
Ast evening for Albany.
Tar DRAFT WHEELS 10 he sold at suction
to day will la objects Of intsrest N large crowd
Of ,pcctators doubt The 7th, sth and 9th district
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