The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-18
General Intelligence.
lBy Nal 10 hs K,s Yori Sun. !
measure

DtmSG the pas, two wears, sivty -four thousand
~ ouI sOlhers have dioI In r,hel prisons
TuosA- A JT>cErs and Na,hsn Y. Dixon, Re-
puhhcAns, are rc-uominstcd fer Congress iu Rhode
Island
CNrpINAL wrsFs,s's dying words we're. "wcll
hcre am At last, Ike child from school going
home for the holdEys,"
Tho carnival m Mexico this yosr ls described
Brilliant. The oiy las oen IN 'ermeut Of mAsi' 4
bale riding, 'ih,tins, Illuminating, iesstiug sud
mcfr' making EouCfsl'Y.
MAJOR Grs,u,L Mellow ~ g. does not look with
'sv"r n on the Gwin uo.puizauon scheme, sn1 has
mado very stringent regulate about passports
for aavcnturors froIn Cslihrns N ,hs. direction.
JIs. JAcEsoN aud his gang, who hung nero
At Milton, Monroe County, No, some dsvs Sso,
declared pm lcly Ihcy Intended 20 hang every
negro iouud not working foI his master.
A. arrival from Mal.morn. ye.,srdsv braVs
nows that the markets completely gluited Nith
all Kinds of produce. grea! many vessels were
leaving IN hN,~t There was = hrc, of 10 sail I
different sized m-r haut ycssolr lying on the no
GrAnde. Ais. Two American, ono Ff'urh, AMI QUO
English meu-Ii-Sn.
A EriGto~ ~ Rochester ~ m pcssn,sion of
great .uro.tv. Itis the iore'rot - a swine pre-.
served ia lcol ol with ring of bono around tho
iOot 1t is stated that tuo animal, when young,
hnd stepped upon rag of bet. one, aud tho
bone lad eucirtled the foot loyc tic irst Joint,
and continued there. A. tho animal grew, tho bose
sunk INTO the fest until hidden from view
Nor long sine, married couple in Farming.
ton, Van Berrcn county, Iowa early one moru,rr,
found y COW and calf in their .ot tho row sd =
collar on with . uCtc attached, snylng the COW
should he taken care NJ tl called for. Somo n shts
shcrward bast et was found At thoir door con-
t.iniug a. infant about wock old, -nd . note
saying the tab" was the father of the COW.
GESFFAL GrAST's rrlcr tllndei 10 in ysster-
DAYS -Un pruhibitS a trade under Treasury
other permits, with FONTS within the rehe' mes
in the States o. Virginia, N-iA snt South CAroliuA
and Georgia, and declaring void all crutractH made
under such permits Il 10 und'rstoYd that this
has teen IN great measure called turth by the
discoveries made iu cpnnecIUn with the re- ent
tohscco-Dacon spcculGIiou IT Frr'"ri b burg, Va.
NsyEE DUNN hs present rebellion hs. the Go.
vstnu4ent ueried 70 large fleet Of Transports as
now. Every DOEt Of sufficient cspacity Is being
brought into Tequ.sl;iUu Nat can lie oltAnrd.
such 10 the drausnt upon the water transportation
Appliances Of ths country, that tue rHuAl cham Ia
ut IrRIe are being seriously embarrassed, and the
price OF coal Is materially enhanced by reason ~
Ihe iiu iusnse stock being bought up by the agents
o. tho department Hr transportation purposes.
C1Ns,uEaAHLs uueseiues- ia felt by the people Of
CCuiTsl and eastern I uressee, Cor tear Grue, -
Lee n ouli Iierly GbsniOn c1Iu MT and march
h,s army through Lynchburs Gap to the wcst.
Ino possibility Of this movement has NOT been lost
r ght "f by tho military authorteN aud power
iul amy II nov corecusrsHIg Ia Tennessee under
General TloDNs and tie recent tno'eurnt "
Geuerpl sheridan N Ihat direction - attributed ~
tho same contingency.
InE Pitsburg CnGpSicLs says " Ihe number
OF barrels Of oil yrAry brought g. th.A city for the
IAst s,x years has been Ia ~, 1OJ1 IL 1860,
il lGl; In 1861, "a lU2 IN l>d. lilIII IN l~63,
l16Isl; iu 1854, iaNJ39 (uoI inclusive Of 1890
barrels delivered iu uulk outside the city limitsl
and alrrAiy IA 1865 NO have tad brought here "a
TGt MAX NJ total " 966 HiS barrels Of oil brought
through this city up 10 the iIh Of March, 1868"
Tupl last news from Europe mentions the death
~ me Queen DuWAger n Holland. She wA a
Kusslan princess born In 100, and was the daugh-
| tsr Of tho uuf frWnIte Pau L., Emperor Of Ru..a
| And thus srsnd daughter OF CsthArne the Great,
sistrr Of Schoss l., and aunt Of the present
Clar In l,l6 she married Bng William H., Of
n LAND, wtu died in lSis. lho old eX queen has
lived since the death oi Aer husband al the Hague,
wlera sho Iied or the lst of March, surrounded
b. her family.
BuduAM YorsG's messaps, delivered Jan. 23 ,.
/ rr.nAks Of lauid AdysncemeLL IN DesereL T. pula-
non has Increased, harvests have been Lo.Liifui,
N nes OF coal discovered, eommodious stores and
dwellings erected, and machinery for tho manu-
facture u cotton and woolen fabrics has been PVT
m successful operation Cultivsting cotton proves
" he less remunerAtivs than raising cereals In
refere.ce 70 the refusal of Congress- 70 .Gmit D..
scleI INTO the tn.on, Brigham Yg4ns thinks zoe