The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-04
General Intelligence.
BY ksL 10 n, Nss rork Su..

rETfTioS Ia, been circulated in both Houses %
tie Legislature t Albany, and numerously
signed asking for the r'moya. u Gen Fry.
TngRu is strong pressure ns washngto, upon
the War Department. to pressure Pos'pontucnt
Il the draf.
4 NOT temresd NAV shot his ticn1, in rauudc'-
phn, on Monday, hecauro the two could uot sgrrc
on the question Of allowing negroes & ride IN the
street cars.
PArL M'aruy the famous chess player, who
sympdh z'sl with the rehc'i ON NJ is ca her stages
Ike many other S"utterncrs' has secn the error nj
his ways, and IL noW Z, cd Ua.un nan. lie II
prsctcing law IN New Orleans
TVS Rev Henry Ward Rcecher, during his v.i,
20 Washington. Akcl ana ohtsiued y.rrn.ss on
ron seeret-rv Stanton e. preach In Crhrlryton,
" the fuIluess OF time whsn General Rucr is
Military Governor Of that ci'y aud South Carolina.
VIZ s~1h n Alasgu,, r,rnt.r n tho r.hc
Gov r"ss, who resigned with q view ar Gprsolr. -
calloi his res snatlon snd resumed r se-' ON tue
ground that tho negotiations for pc1lc have con
menoed In accordance with his wishes
rHs emancipation movement q gaining edhe.
p mis- rapidly IN Kentucky. well lu'oru,. COP
respondent states the seuttNcnt iu f.yar 20 eytr.
panny slsverv ~ sweeping hso = whirluini
through tho State, and that Kenturly will set
even more rapidly Anl dcci'.yely than Missouri
did.
A COMMITTEE appointed ~ the State Convention
NJ lonncSfr IA now in Washington urFlng tho re.
establishment II the civil government In that state,
and The admission Of representatives 10 Congress
The demand sustained bv Governor Andrew
johnson, The Vice President elect. The Committee
| ash, in their demand aho-i be rejected, tim,
military general lie appointed to rule ,heui,
as the state is wearcd out by political heroes,
YEsTVPpAI morning ssysa Buffalo p1p-- Jon.
3Gth ,t'c before o'clock, persons IN AN p,r,a
of the city were startled r., ~ their sleep hy 4
heavy dill eyI los'o0, succeeded by 81 ok which
| mAdo the most solid brick buildings t.cmLlc and
the window paucs 10 fairly rattle for some sec,
| oude. Amer dlireut inquiry we have hN'n unable
| ~ ascertain tue caus- OF this odd ucrtunsl dis
| u"bance. Tie general impression Is that uur CITY
was rIdoy 7l,.tol by pa isirf earthquake u wa
first thou Ia tilt sme lar.c boiler OF Oh refinery
had blown m Tho Cy,ut has leu 10 the universal
| inquiry Of what was iiy"
TuIs morning, says Boston paper. at hslt-rnst
ten u'cu>h, IA . small building connected with 4
| = Hunts eIteu- We freworl,s CstatliShLru', 81
Weymouth Landing, SIX ylr'- were at Wu.i ua
| kiug small iTcg,iEs. 4 number %. tao ,,ltIl.
were laNipE around the stove Ca Try, when az ~.
| pos.on oyclrrci s,tt NO tho building on FIRE NJ
Phillips and another sri ue'~ ,'r IGOR roc on. with
| lr.lc injury Mss Wright daughter ufJus..u T.
Wright, nachc4 .lt IGOR anil was dag 'cd u'.t los
other parties, 81 'tariu,ly burned 1La. r,N very /,
| AapclgsB. The other throc girls Icr Su,s On Nc
| flames ur hy Sufucatou. They were two Mas L
news, dau ,At,r' - Isaac lNaney tie second Ms
| philips, csu tapr Of Lemuel Phuups. The g.ri'
were all "a heIr teens he hi,scs lnacy oeN.
| quite youur. The BUILDING was ous.uci, hut th'
loss was not Hrs o., y Il 8 put one of dozen agcl
| IN the busn b.