The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-13

nancing whatever may sutre.t oven -u.o on ,h a,
iov ming upon the hrst dswrinr ~ c,cy ,,,,,n ~
senatc any portion q or country nom tic rel. ar
e cnicehle The .acred tics which nov Inns ioecther
Thc.. memorable pord. h,ve been rcren,cd 90
crts vi. nov thcy come 10 us -ith m. lrs,,
N'vcr which make VI. doubt whether ", ever read
th,m before. Lac mc-Oec. u .n,pintion. ii sS
ccuc hshtci ny With prophetic t.disrcc, and Hiu.
minc our heA-'s and c1scicucc. NJ Nth suqcrr.i-
url slor Hat W hceacd thou in the p'.t. .hst
unuttcrshc sorrow, What gloomy sccre' Of suHefns
and ony would Ne have escspcd ", cannot tenn
.he psi. We csnuo, shut that black .nd horrible
bic lives, and covered, as in alvns tomb, tho harry
homc. the once JOYOUS and lowing heart, nos bleed
ab,,s, We have reached, tho farther side.
,S nd'd an 'G caf vita. and pOrs .F0" nasDmc
aud our resources unethsusici. II becomes
have ,syed y. ron untold zoe; The yiEsinisn who
love, HE state vi remember that Washington vas
irsn,an, and loved her people with on earnest aud
still indulge spirit Of haird and resistance TO the
nstionn AUTHORITY, ve would nt them to heed the
in'toad Of animo.iU W. EEL a srvng assurance
teaa az orerUh<lrnng majority ., ot, Teopte 20 re-
IIeSsrtet. hycn in the stormy soencs Of 1880 81,
Nirsinis msuic-ted her loyal feeling, aud 'ousht
earnestly 10 preserve the Union. our PEOPLE have
Dot forgotten their old attachment TO their country
and vil prove i no. that the veil Of paion and Sec
bonal inter'rt 10 removed from their cyer
~ to have came od the 9Th u Apri, did not o.
cur "in consequence Of the intervening evNcustion
Of u city" The same article say. the election will
not he held until the decentralization n the state
GovcrnIucn, Crcipoursl recognized by the Federal
authorities. Mesu-hile the Old members Of the city
government, hold over, Abbott "their functions are
ncsaii,c ed" This means that martial Law shsorbs tho
civil
The following gives an inside Wow o 'bo civ:
~ r,.srF some citizens are under N, inr-e.-
son that passes ior them to T..ts about
ne city ate. ughi, AMI hist ~, suaus 'r instruct.
OF 90 demand ih' rIfsc, ~ c,cryhoy shom thev en-
cuuntT ulpn the stt'tt such :, lot ia" PEACE
H'ln, vell-conductcd pnrtJr cen IG's thtouah tho
streets ~ all hour II tie NIGHT, .-d ~il b. protected
not 'torrci h' tho ntsv authorities We make
thi' exp aneiOn more specially iu reference 10 tho
f'N' ri p.w"s ot Amu'cla'ni uos o0ruus furh very
s1r Tor a'tus'iiou. sDi "lch citizens AZ anxious
To- visit -nd cariy their Sivcl ard ohiJtcu ".
For the purpo.c Of facilitating travel between Rich
mond ald northern citica q new line OF seamcia l-
Ghc.ti'cI ruuui1r To FORTRESS Monroe md Norols
connecting ~ith the Chci,pca1c Hay Limo. The ana
va Of Ne fret OF thc'" fuc and fact steamer. IL chio-
ncIed, A. lowing brought pss, nsgr from Baltimore
IN tacnty four hour fare ou,v esht dollars The
line Wa established ia ooaf iucloc oi TIE ,oys1.
mcnt refusing To any lonso, cnuy p1ncu,cf, uu
u,,ol States ycs,cis. In this connection she o.io-
| iuf ileu, Ia interesting:
| Goa .g ro rur " Al 1850 ri,.t.. Tor four ,'lt-
the southern PEOPLE have been d,hAr Ell fom thor
suuIne, vNCuttluus Co t-Tt so. r.Iat,t AID
! other popular ant m,hiouGI!c WATERING p.scpa a.
| IN" Nu.th. Tho VufuM cttin' q Tie VA, the
fciuoNh' - me rect iCtuua upon travel sud thr
ohnt'rt.or ot u AWty lines. hts upHu'I e." duui
| 10 these rcat7rt' resort nrsu, tnd luuutUt 49,
"nhri7nuus and r.'iNuus iu pics uIc Isun'.
| TO tntn.u II" ruulug summer. -Nt NtuTN hui
,rp' Ma. t-.uks ust tir" lonr lriu lilo nrd
ts'rss m" l'tuc huI't Uut from Ilr Ciusctt uu'
t"lt iutcFi ArrHuro 100, uts auu rgVl,itT kDtou lao.
| The rOutcmHn ut I',fttr aud u,ou'y al mtAc hir
Welt one ui .faruft ILg DO tSTtiuu only ti uIrr
Chuut Ani the msu ot hiHirr-' " 90 combine busuor'
Win pl'arut', and la IA s'u'N Euols Tor tie
S'utL' ~ mNrkrts; tie Iu,tJii and wat-vuiu 'c'r-
rams VII r,'s IA n o. iuyIsorttt wAtrtr the httn
| thcv havs Loot. Ih'-.' watering p'srW have hcrn
h' eioIn.e thH u'-ur.8u. ~ thc H'pan the Nurth
| and South, srd vo hoyo ihu,h nom their iutucno,
| m thc future.
| Al Mo former residence ~ ludah T.. Bcniam "
late Of Richmond" tho recruiting Of negro soldier
vac sons on brisklr, shcn orders were received rs
General Casey to clo-e ur ,he business This created
| Considerable grimhrns among the ahlr-hodici ne.
sroos who coming foe ard in large numtora
They begged hard Tor the p'lyilere Of wearing ncle
sam. uniforms and enjoying the comfortable quat-
| tSIs occupied ly the recruit iu cl-s,.