The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-28

hle than New York, Dston OF PhuslelphlA and |
this minority Ia increasing
A rBaRo attempted, Oh Sunday, 70 abstract . teg
Of ink from The X chmond Custom House, which
unfortunately burst In rolling down the steps,
spttteriug him all over, and leaving White spots
wherever IL touched HIM. owing 70 the depth OF
color in the background. lie vas arrested for bis
hrst attempt q, the hNs arts.
soNr boys bong surprised by tho police while
bathing, at Troy, tho other day, Que oil them nAdo
. rush fI ,Ls shore and pu, for homo. He nhsur-
ally created . sensation, running a. he did tour or
Ave blocks through the business part Of the city,
with no more clothes ,hsn Adam and Eve wore
In lac Carbon Of Eden.
Tar Richmond RHrumIo ssysi "Slsvery 10
dchd-ssccs.on IL dssd-hostlty to the Uuion 10
desd-Aud the principal leshsrs OF tho Secession
movement are ,xcssdingly lead and the people Of
tue South want only real peace aud the protection
of civil government" Thi. Ia tic bcs, lhing froui
that source since The suppression,
MoNpAY was great day for Chicago. Then was
launched the great tunnel crib, two miles out in
tho lake, at The point whero water IL " enter ths
tunnel under the b. OF the lake, TO pass into tho
city mains for the people b. drink Tho tunnel 10
souothing wonderful. Aquoducts have ere now
been carried aeross vacy s, and car ais have bcen
driven through mountains but two-m'lo tunnel
under . lake-bed, on the sr-lish, priucipl~ 10
something new.
TINS Ia commencement woek Al Yale College,
NO~ Haven. Tho cumuienorAuon Ia honor Of sra-
dustes who have fallen ia the war took placs Wed.
nesiuy, VIM. NJ. Evarts Of New York City preside
ing. Among the guest were Generals Andoi son,
Hamilton, Roberts, J,lman, Parsons ant CARING
TN. q graduates And non-graiuste students of
Yale, tBI served In the war. Among thom " re
three major gcneEAs two erisadisr- generals, thir.
y-seyen colcnel-, seventeen usJors, Que hundred
cateins seventy six lieutenhnts one hundrou And
twenty seven medical officers, sixty ight chap
lAinS tAenty -ons pay masters, six naval officers,
eigh,y-one priystes aud noncomnissionsd officers.
| IT 10 related by /. Raleigh correspondent, who
has just 'hscoyersd" the incident, that party
| oi Snounan's "bummers" entered . bouse nssr
Raleigh, In the course Of the great march, aud
entering ia the usual upccrenonious style, made
| tleir way up stairs In the first room they enter
| ed, was seated the lady OF tho house, Northern
| lady, in fact though they old not know H. en-
gagged In spinning. Hhe threw down her work In
some alarm on seeing the soldiers Tut tho loader
OF the latter stopped sbruptly, saying, boys
donr touch thing the house. This Ia tho first
| lady I've scan at work In CarOlna, aud III be -
" she shan, he protected" !"
| THI ssvannsh RrruulIo,s announces tha, the
election Of delegates TO the Georgia STATE Conyen-
| uon will occur on the frat Wednesday IN October,
| and says; Tho Governor has winely abs,sipod
| from obtruding any vexing issue, leaving 10 the
| people oply the duty of slectng meu of their
choice from among themselves, 70 do their bidding
| in the Convention ~ Millodgevillo. We know not
| what especial issues W 10 raised in this can-
| yss". IL may he that the question Of negro suf-
| frags will bs discussed and acted upon primarily
| In IL, but We doub, II. Tho Governor announces
That voters IN this delegate elect ON must lie quail.
| seuh "hust Viz cousn'eson 49, v,
| VINO ~ ,bs o.,I SacL an s'sip o,d s,.tn. .s "a
i serd1Ahs elective franchise.
| sour ~ tho takers Of the new census, In this
| oNIo arc nupin iehows' In answer to uo ques-
| uoh prlhton ON mo census bianks Whs o'hor
| enAnses IN she social counluon oi thc people nave
| you observed since ioOOf tho enumers'or OF ths
S"n oil ConesVlue sngely rephos' "A n'eJorly OF
VIC people have nOt peen as sociAp' or as 90 ppan-
ionAole as previous TO the coumsncemont OF tho
Nh Another man. enumera'or IN niuuopuIg'
msheh shh"oi' "ihero was Vines ln ooi'sn Io-
eahneS where, psrhsph the "h-~no" was
htue 700 socisos 70 10 ~ All hWoa "tnlh tho
Couhus Oh clarity tnd ~hlle we brave rpiiiet A
epins upon 'ho vos9n w no''e, 't '.io,s ~
iot covering aud hrs knApssoN Hr PluoM' VIC
isir one q, homo misht oe oAtot.aninB suss,s anu
pIsyIhS 'hs part OF rouphhs Nh' '"uA'''
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| LOT Of property OF the Confedorste bta'es, ="
was sold In Richmond on Saturday, Ihere were
10000 pounds sssCrted rags; 1000 pounds old cop-
pei; 5000 pounds old bzss; 6,OOO old le.d; sever
| nj tons rev bar aud wrought and cast scrap iron;
25 ro.ms printing pspor, and other miscel Aneous
property. The rags brought y cents por pound;
old copper 10 10 "a cents PER pound; old brass "
cents; old lead 10 Con,s; new bar and wrought
iron, &55 por ton, and cast scrap Iron so per
The printing paper was the almost worthless sori
usoI in the rebel days and brought four cents per
pound. New York and Philsdelphia mon bought
most OF tho property. Over ala. 900 was realized,
. | an amount far exceeding expectation. There 10 an
Immense lot more OF similar property 10 10 sold
: from day 10 day.
To. s.xn,.h pn,,,r,o.. b5,, oad ro,,,.
| -. Il, ',.ci. - a. n...,. =, ~. h.c, b,"nh,
Iv ali ,h. coun,is. xi,bjn ,v,o hundred mile. M
Savannah farmers have WAITED the oily during tho
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