The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-26
From Washington.
The kudersorvi'lc Dead All Hurled -
Hcsvy kcvenuc Receipts appointment
of tiuseu =. Oder ns NHVni Ouccr at New
York Two Young Ladies shot By a
sentry. Ifr.

al tiOscr =. odtE ns NHNn Oiuc'f AZ .tW
York II va Young Ladies shot ny
sentry, lite.
Tho Presdcu; 'o-isy, a, u.ua, opencd bic doors to
all visitors. one third q whom women. The
y. ongras not near 20 large as II ". yes erday
twenty or thirty persons only being In the Office At
one o'clock. Thcir hu'ne,, Wa ocnsocutiVev i,an--
sotei.
C,p,. Jane, NJ Morse, today ,elerraplcd from
Ander-onv Vile that he y~tordsv finished the .wGs-
bile iutcrmcnt q VI. Union prisoners Who died nj
that prison.
The reoript. from Informal Rovcnuc to-day we're
nc .rly one million Of dollars.
Tho gccretary of the Interior has is.ucd order
ioThdding the clerk Ia his Department from Swing
IN claim agents any Information concerning the pend
ing bnslnsss claims except by order Of himself or
tho Assistant SECRETARY 81 the Interior
More. =. odeiL member of the late Hou-e Of Re
pge,artatlves from BROOKLYN " Y, hS been APP
70 nted Naval Ohicer Of the port Of New York TO
take effect on the i-s ef september next
Lot bight, at Camp Barry, tue city, sentry
on duty ordered to fire escaping prisoner,
and in dong 20 accidentally ,hot Mrs Mary Good
and Nj. EhEs Ward. who we're Walking In the
vicialy With n gentleman The wound inflicted upon
Miss Ward was slight. but Nj. Good vas shot
throush the back and lung, and her injuries sup
posed 10 be mortal. She 1, resident sf Balti-
| more.
Several hundred application, iog pardon, including
one from the rybol Brg. Cen. Camphelof Tennessee,
were received to-day.
| YESTERDAY afternoon, while some workmen were
raising larse stone the south wing OF the Capitol
extension, one Of the the derrick,
and severnl Of the guys broke. The derrick fell from
an elevation Of 80 feet more, with tremendous
crash, almost completely demollshns the scstfolding
one Of the vorkmen, named James dorsey kill
ed. Another Of the workDen I-.ped from the scai-
iod and ,rcaped with but slLsht injury.
| The Department Of Agriculture has ust completed
it, tables showing the condition Of tie crops the
let da, % August reported by its corro.pondents
At that time the hsrvesi had not been secured; hut
from the correspondence since then, Il = believed
shat lhs wheat crop had 10, received additional in
iufy, excepting perhArs In Wisconsin ard Minnesota
| where the rains have extended since tho fret Of
August. The table formed on the August circulars
show tho following decrease OF tho wheat erops Of
| 1865 nom those Of 1854
Ttop OF $50 Cb sss s, ',o9.9SsSs
Decrease .................... 96lsi.GoS
In the New Fnsland and middle states. Gb1 $50
In Maryland and Delaware. ........... LIl0,i,h
In Western aud North Western sste'... 90 SOL, "a
Total. ...........................9o ,ril.69s
All other ercp,, particularly and potatoes, are
most promifing except tobacco OF .hich considerable
Ices has boon planted. The oat crop very lass and
the hay crop In the West IL mnch injured by the set
weather, but Is still abundant.
Major General Curtis vas screnaded to-night, and
anknoW lodged the honor In q patriotic speech. The
reuading party than proceeded 10 the residence Of
| Secretary Harlan and, after the hand had played
several airs, the Secretary ~n called out by the
| crowd, and in the ccupe Of his remarks said;
You must not expect me, to- night, to develop what
will be, in the future the policy Of the Individual
elected 10 the highest position In the Gin Of tn
4 him but himself; and doubt very much v hethei
4 he now knors .hit will be the policy rhch hc wiz
| he compelled by circumstances to follow In the
| future We may, however, Judge of the future from
his official acts In the pest. know hrre PORTION Of
| the American people feel deep soiIctuie on
Standardization; aud there rrc those who ar,
| the enemies Of this Administration, ~ they we've o.
| that Of his predecessor who are anxious 10 girg
Aesnrt him those by whose votfs he VIZ elevated V
socitude ON this subject. Some may tear shat, nov
that he has been eieya,ed to place ant
| power, he may turn against thoAe Who eco &c
, him Those who lear, know but llt!le 81 ths mar
they have thus honored with their votes. tCheeFs.
The party which, through tie military po-es, cup
p.csed a rebellion which has had no ptrssl II
history, has now the great responsibility hnp-et
upon IL TO ks It's columns intact aud m men intbsot
until the dl-organiZei States Gle reoIgsnZed ana
teeling Of Friendship aud unity roeioled uTughou
c.rse to complain q tlo PlesiGont Tor ANYTHING
| hich he could not alege With equal force snins
hiA predecessor aud let ut see that We ave hih ~
cause " IeAk With Us.