The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-07
tContinued from Yirst Pdos.)

D be In attendance. The Commission, after eonsid-
,ns ths With closed doors, adjourned until to-
morrow.
Letters received from the United states Consul 81
Brundisi Italy, dated Aug. Both, says the Asistic
cholera made rs appearance the Adratic coast Of
The Itslsn penins,s aud, At the time Of rrins the
dispatch, seemed to be rpre,dins In all DIRECTIONS
The Consul at Constsntinople says, under dave OF
Aug Both, that the rsvase' Of the cholera III 'n"'
city have almost entirely ceased.
The Paylnsster-G General has issued eIcu'N'
csutionins paymns'ers 10 guard csieuIV u. Ai"'
aitempts, pov ertenivey prevalent 70 pas io'e'
discharse paper, and he has is.uod such ordets Is
will battle the attempts At fraud, 10Th uion so'ui''
and the Government.
The Navy Department has prepared nsSh 'n''hI-
" executed sailors, dschsrEe paper, which wih
h.,o.oor h. mod for certificate Of honorable de.
charge IRON the service.
"A Ia stated that the President Informed Dean
Richmond that he should In no wise interfere siih
Nov York politics: that he considered himself
pedsed 10 no party and that only those who approved
ofbi, present policy could be regarded his ie a.
He further stated that the policy Of recon'rncton
which he Is pursuing Is not an experiment
but the settled course which he has deternlhsu
10 carry out without reference 10 the wishes oil any
party.
Il has been widely published TIM the Secretary oi
the Treasury will soon put upon the market sno'ne'
loan. On the Secretary being asked to-da, u 'ni'
was true, he replied that 'uch purpose u'u NOT ~
present enter Into his calculation
Rev. Fa,hers Whaien aud Hsmilton, who were
brought hither 70 testify in the Wirz Gaze. have Ici
Washington for their homes In Georgia II VIII %
rccolIected that Capt wirz requested that they h'
pe1ni,ted TO visit him a, hi, spiritual advser. IL II
.aid for some reason no: explained, they iaiIcn
Obtain permis,ion TO Witt the Old Capitol Prison io
that purpose. and that Rev. Father boyle' OF 'h
city, has been alike unsuccessful Father hm'h
re,ponsiblo for the repayment Of 500" whieh ~
had borrowed TO purchase supplies In alienation
the brisoncrs at Anderonvile.
long letter IL published to-day, with the hesu',
"The Rebellion; Where the Guilt lAe' lht SUI
icct further considered, and tho answers OF Mr.. ho
Sor bim.el and Of Me.srs. Seward, and stanton
Mr.-Weed and Gen. keigs, to his Clarksvile 'peeci
reviewed by Hon. Montgomery Blair" 10 the eour'
nj tbis letter he mentions the following circuh
stance;
Lat me observe here II was She fall oil sum'
that produced on the instant the ,,a I've Cr
s,e s 10 caTry II before the poope Its effect upc
ordinary men may be conceived BY the intin, nGe
sS tss Pre- and Mr.. cameron sscre,ar
War. 70 converse With General Lee and a,ce ia
~ ~ ala The latter was wfitten for and he N
nv father at my house, whore they conyefeed 10Y
hour or more. II was few days before the Ordlnsn
~ss pissed. Gen. Lee concluded the conversation
ssying secession was anarchy, and added II ne os %
the four million Of slaves In tho SCUM, ne Won
cheerfully sacrifices them 70 the Union but
did not know how he could draw ms ~
on his native state lilo taid he womb ses w
scott on the subject before he dsc.neu. A,
COMMITTEES from the Virginia ConyentN
while the General and my father CONVEX :
we're hunting for him through the city. hry ~
on his leaving the house. lie repaired win tnom
consult with the Convention. ne have snc. e
about some mode Of settlement. The fall OF sum
Scaled the question for him and the Convenhon'
Secretary McCulloch will leave Washington
morrow evening for his horne In Indiana, ON PRIV
business, and will he abeent for two weeks.
MAJ. Gen. Hancock, Gen. stahel and Gen. Ior
Boughton are At the Metropolitan.