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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25
The Death of cardinal wiseman.

ina ng Illness u ,riinsl wiaPsAS has At
.cu4;A bal fatal termination. Anl al that row
..Oa goa tie csrih - one u thc most learned AMI
a s,4l.Ii-hod dslitsr 90 q tie Il ,r.1 Ca;hoic
Ca.r,A is bis ne.,e AID ssryIlo3 lie was one Of
F. 'ofen,r champions of the CatAol.s Church in
EA.and and rendered u almost - vaus 'e ser
Gee. 10 vat ceur,ry a. &c late Ar. bo.ssop rem.
o"red ii in the United States.
u Euncu.e, NICHOLAS wtasN,>, Cstl,.li u
%. hH.. man Cath. ". Char uutrr .ho tao O:
]" lcfuGna aui A. Nh suop ~ Wrs'rn ugter,
hngI,u', was ION, VA viile spa ., On is2. His
ISL - WIS al huAi 81 sehtoHal, who bad sott.Di
t'at ct ~ tucf.5 mt, to avoid religion ~ pers
,lt.I, ALL Us hc' god g. az OH l..'I f,ui'v--
.I. 90 dc s.falres--Jf the Count dare,
Irciaai. He was brought 10 Ireland when
q c'ilt, aud placed at a school ia Waterford
II a education was continued u England, under
Ito celebrated historian Ling ard. aud was finally
oouPieieA IN Rome. H. d seOversi marks Of
genus a. an early aSc, aud became Proie 'sor an
Rector Of tho Engisl College 1t ,rne. while SSH
young L. $3.50 he viTted ha.slc, and became
p.I llar as preacher 10, sure, and polemical
wrtr. H. lSi1 BE- went 10 Rome, sld was son.
sul.ou ~ 81 by Nc 4 pc upon the AH.iV Of tie
Catholic Church IN Eni,iiud HIS rise was rspid
aitci thlh event. Tie returne d 10 England and WAS
elevated TO the dignity Of Cardinal with the ritle (
=, Pudenhsna,a and creAle- Aren't ish cp II weatni
ser, FugiAnd. II IL event created an mtneuso cr.
element 10 Eng aud, where tho app1ll m ont " rs
REGARDED by powerful party ss scs OF IN
authorized aggression by q foreign power. The
"Ecces 0siic4l ItlCs" bin WIS the result OF Ae
sglistion. Bat the prudence and TACT Of Cardinal
N.smAu gra iuA.ly dls,rined rreluaice,, aud the
law became dead letter. Tic ia,e Cardinal was a
versatile ritter AID All eloquent orator. Iis writ
inss IN TIC Dublin REVIEW were publ oil ina three
VOLUMES, and arc already regarded ~ standard
works IN En- fish literature lie was . popular
lecturer, and frequently addressed the Nochsnics
ln,ttu!oAs aoi LTcoIfnB u Elslsnd, In language
which has teen oiton rcproduced IN the suS. He
wa1 Of the must devoted Hdher.nts Of the Cath.
ole Church, ami irOb.hly contributed 40 much 80
any man Of our generation 10 eEtoud it's boundE-
riea and influence. He lied III the 'y-thri year
of Lis axe.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

~ Heavier thun O-poundor, . description " gun
Which cannot scnd eysi q steel -sOt mt the Glote
ntBet. ms NuGerOus weasel 10 II more bsu
t,vN tons burden, aud has teen built at AL im-
men se cost yet she Will thus he powerless In her
armament when brought INTO battle sgsinst an
snis-ouss such .. ate tnay fairly expect 70 -
cIIuter.
Such a policy IL marvellous when we remember
ne recent results AZ S4oeburyness. Surely hat
famous arena - wsr'he experiments might ~ well
20 gwen p Il les les" ne are merely 10 enll hten
rs''u Governments aud retn I.1ne "a the ark
nef' whc fingers al home. H. view 4 The bluu-
ora w.c. ar now being rerpetrated ve arc IRE 10
-t Iy ten ted 10 ask whether IL a necessary that
wc s.oLlu actually 90 into war IN oruer 70 Ne
TAUGHT TIE terms "a which wa are to gam whAt has
b,ca called tho ultimate victory"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25
GENERAL SHERIDAN.

Cdv Igirt Va, March l3.-The Richmond papers
Of to-day sIc received The VINO contains the tol.
loviDg:
The LyncAbursh papers on Monday and Tncsdy
bring ~ some oil n details OF the raid through he
uppet countr, vhch IA view o. the fact that shori-
dan has communicated with General Grant from
Columbia W. conceive TO be rusrile To Withhold and
therefo'e Law them before ,eadrrs
The Nuu1lstAS saw, that the IAnhce d!yision sent
sn that direction .oo.sl the orange and A..I.ndIs
Railroad As Tar A. buffalo RIVER burning the lrosd
bnGgs at that pjiat. Ever bridge be'-eeh char
ioussyipe and Buffalo, distance OF more than forty
Inics, IA te,n do.,.oyei and much Of The track
i0ni ~ though the c,pni n the damage lone h~
mo, yc, heen ~ccrta,nci. The reue,, sIprcbch they
male 70 Lyncnhufs ~ near Glasgow. seventeen
mice dis iuL ~terc = small party Of them tuurd
the raj .oai depct nu "Wednesday rp'rty. estimAt-
81 At from 10 three thousand, appeared A. 49, NJ
CIo,I sui -el b" mas ~ for he south side o. IN.
.irue. R.yes The hne bridge over the river L. ni,
burned on ulcir app o.ch t1ey oont,nt"l hemtcNe ~
With loud curse upon uir reserves Who wer.
p,mioned on the o. Der side of the river. They
nj lleut Greek They had captured four ~ orr .outs
sho were lci, in the hand. q nr equal number o.
their t-p. Nho bginf cut on oIn the main force hn
the burning OF the rye River bridge gfve thewsc.ve'
mp 10 their priionru, and brought N this city
The raiders burncd every mill the, could find alon
che Jnpic. RIVER, Destroyed ali the tohacro sud To-
aaocp house,. aud carried away all the horses AMI
pesr.. thov could law their hard. upon They .hot
.iout thfss, hunrcd q their brokeu down ho ". ON
az plantation VI VI ". II. Cahell heloe New Market
snd " courbe took N all the ho.sCs belonging that
gentleman the could ind. II IL aid that shout thee
hundred aukees crossed tie riycr opposite Columb H.
on FRIDAY, but rc.Tealyd To- the no.th side itumedi
ntaly.
The ErruuiJcAS OF the 18th inst, as that the
raider commenced At Beut Crock the WOW Of de-
stryc,iOu TO the canal which Is reported IN be very
tseiy dana 81 frou shout tven;y.iive miles below
here 10 Co uuhia and po.sibly further down toward.
Fichunrd EvcIy lock On the cana !. said u hNvs
Ison d,rnOyei. In several place. the banks have
been blow tway The ~9neiuc' At C9luinhiai !, suid
20 BE- badly damaged The destruction Of ptivat,
yiops1, along mr. fo1'o OF The aidtr. - Represented
10 he Immense. The people we're stripped vt hOtaor
urstO,s. and mGA and bread, and many Nego ief
without . tuurrsl n TODD
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

"A Three Years Army Chaplain" writes a. tol-
lows W TIE Springfield Mass. RrpUnLicAS
have no doubt from what l have seea in the
past three yeArl. that wtLAkey has hurried more
" our sul1ie-p into al uulmely grave during the
four years pas, than the bullets of tn, rebels Very
mAuy Of The disasters that have come TO our arms
may 10 directly traced ~ We use Vt thus s.ul-1e-
suoying cou4pouai. have seen lri cad or seu.
s..I IN lhc midst Al a sey 70 battle. 50 drunk he
oauld hardly 81. N bis horse, aud be Is still hold
4nr an iuiporta.rt eosarnand III the army. / know
other. higher In rauk, OF whom II w.s common 10
hctr slori.s IRON stat officers II M.lr queer com.
mIudB while drunk, aud that IN times u gront
peril. Adluiant generals have tecn continued
mouth afior month IN IS-itions who lsd their ser
monthly drunken Spires. II only sbosc men per-
lsheL body and soul, 1t ouga, " srouse US " sl.
fort hut when hundreds Of lives Ap oOI srii.c1 VI
los, by such conduct II 10 time ~ Ue aroused.
one ass sted one hundred and SIXTY i've men on
H. hospital boa. wuundea IN al sorts Of wa 4 and
the uexI day saw rty-twO dead bodies, mostly U.
NassacLu setts soldiers lie in pile, ~, caused By
the drunkenness q. one colonel, who commsnuei ,
brissGc | presume my experience ~ not exccp-
tional " III conn sA@Ty HL4skcy, medical Wh.s.
kew, tuters' whIske!, and sanitsry commiss on
bnuorS our young mcu Grc tumbloi into the grave
u uuch greater rate than by bullets.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25
The English Iron tlnds.

The London sTANpAKD thus notices one Of tie
pspers recently read before she Brllsh Associa.
ton;
Capt whc,tley read psrer before the British
Assol1 st,uu at Bath, which, We are told, went TO
show tbs. no urmOr Is capable q ress ing the i'm.
proved ar cry OF the day, and that, therefore, the
Admiralty ought Instead Of eIpeud1g half a uil-
lou On such q ship he Warrior, build smaller
vessels as So many platforms for the working OF the
lurgest guns especially now that the adoption II
the double screw affords very great isci g. IN the
mauuuvrnr Of vessels. tbs IA the principle Il
guns and steam, us opposed 20 the armor plating
thcnrv. WhAt 10 the pos ton O. the Royal slyer-
ci. al the present boar, with her puuerous ulr-
refs and plated suosf She returns from her cruise
IN the ohauue. with reputation OF he ng 10y no
Ileausu good scg-,Ong ~, " bus we are toll 81 9
| Is "cJns-,Tel a. be a .m,IaDly aeaD,ol Tor cpa,a
defence" IL Is distinctly asserted that III
particular weasel, Which boasts cf bearing tie
hysylesI guns IA her Majesty navy, "npver can
! be sea oiug ship" We are further assured a. At
sh, CAM Il safely e. sea- tut that s'e never was
| lnttude !" for such purpose. 20 lar, therefore,
sao has answered tho ends o.. Ler existence. OF
course she isa heavy unWieliy cat and lhus Il
! comes 30 pass that her 3Ou'p0uudurs must Green
along instead Of bearing tle british thunlcl''
! across Ne EeaF.
a. IA. ilrroye 30 must srmor yr,U in We ght
| 81. unukutss, unil the burden tOIuI T. DC IN.
! o. rars and another recugu,le. fact tecom,.
/ Edited to tie Admiralty Tspor'-Js. The monitor,
! lave Always been clGmhy ana short-liysd clAss
no. have tic Morruacs been 1nlch more fortunate
| Merely suA chung victory does not establish
| e,t.uical pnn,ille, and The story q tho Amer
icSp irou-clids VII in all PROBABILITY be read II
after i.yl mere episode N I1c history VI nRyA
WARFARE And oi all nalons OF tIe iaos oi Tho cart
Eu.-i souli ue the first 20 select tue trLo princi
PIES Oh waleu 20 construct naval armament W
'ear that our Admiralty is "a sea- II sonse whc'
j. Aut lee. ne We want our slips 10 carry guns
! MT t.rsol5. Uuflrtu.aiely, the gums seem 10 d,
r,uaerd subordinate ~ the plates, ana We vii
s4A 20 GA nlting out our aluPs with orinAncI
which bears to- close Al affinity 60 the feat ere,
pro, ctIes ~ which We have previously spoken
~ glsanuc 1ou irlsa'S AeAlAss "a " vaTTy Be1a
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

version. No aeounG OF these p4octediDys ever cnuc
TO tue pes- tn. W ,h Union sources and Nj DAVE
s,qitfaeIt nut 'hlte.Ufe le 'srt1 'or WHAT u u
worh n lie pit Nth TIE zen rJ isspc ufent tone
u the she tettl r esdent elis bis tplC Scts
tnlt tleiI ,uIu. d. ls uOsth nOtliaE sud thi II efh
never he fD6es ned that tho IN Ougbi 10 have
b"en vss'ei several months tbst he must have
more sJldior aud tao u lions ~ tOi SUI that Cou
o. eBs gu. b. paa Sc pc. Wing tie Fisreuf on
OF tn, Lalo.f 90. ,ns lie aimrs that the late mil
itzty uperat0rt ltyr had the eit,t VI Uuc0urr-Iut
our !ocr and dtp'rIt.re many - our i"r''. su9
Bent!. ga rI.,I hU - tue ca. 80. -ons.h' o.
-. chase, q 3D., DI-. of t tafr'icu 1f ea'' ~ ~
m mon ~ live IN rCuftr rri'ole ~ Thea ~
hcprues, and go,.IneI ~ oilc.fs seat ~ the eYt-
4u-IoI 10 Iule over them"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

No.. -. Inn, ,.
iht 80, .fs.'"rt H ,' 'ot 'ne Oham-
P'-sH u :, wy o'''V VI "sasAehys - vas ~. 81
% On oa'''"a} ~ 10 ''ol. ".IhAm A. ioDIn
n','nS oeA's avs ofPIheh'A seven 'h hu.ut.r
~ tl,e 'sHuiP,on nu, the IsS, gsho Mr..
-" - ~ n. ", " ,.'t sUou OK games
80. ,, {, a''.nSou ior 81
months.
On the 1Gth 81 March. I'll or tvc'v, 4,vs AHA,
the -, inaugural, on @, pr-si,i,pt Lane IN Colcp,I
swain, now on Governor Fsrton,. s,ay ma. a
b,t II on. hundred dollars tLat NJ Iir.o, v,o,,,J
b, a. An ,l,ct,1 prns,len, Il, / ri m ,,.y : 80
Ls.I .yer on No Nh instant. M d.v ~ Mr lin.
~ Sam pr1n1.sI M IN. sane n.rty In I.,, ,,.
a..i.. rel ,io'a-s dat Mr Iinc.lu Ill IL, clc,,.t
fii he thirl torn IA 1sas Tho va, = -
10 ueiorc
. - ''eSul4h'P western Metropolis At ihid port
wanna on the I'm inst, reports that while lying
IN the harbor Of Iavans. threats vere msle by
Nccss.ouisis that she wnuld I've burned beforo
reaohinz this port The American Consul nntin1sd
1he Capt n, and glyen Suspicious men fund aboard
the steamer, were cent sshore. Ga NE l1Lh inst,
the hOckAde-ruuninl steamer Wren arrived a.
Havana from Galveston, with seven hundred bales
VI cotton.
I'm, Al ,.,,..,, 49,. A., ,,-.., M.
~ - w.,it,',t, III w ,s'uoru USE! P't-
e,n5 g 80. = ta,- =. ~ 80 - SD.l p-ny "
IN ~ ,,ps.i, -, ., - a, ~, st-e toA,, W -"
-, ~ - 80 Enc ING ~ iurn Nnl -
~ Nv W 80. 'uo rurl-.e u"eA "a.
', :" .,,,.r, =, ~, Az. sot h .oI nc q
| 60 -. g. h,,,,s e., ~ y - - a'., :, |
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

MI. Asul,,'s b.ll i,r the or .anaaso ON Of the new
territory i wyowinS, now pending IN the House
Of Esples 'ntativcs, defines the bvuu'.v es y! SIC
proposed territory A. follows
u. nnur It the iuter.ec'ioo, o, ,'ho tv'u'y fph
de ir al ippgtule tst lfou " s''la- Ton IA Size
Ia VIM. !irr oi nor latitude thsn,e vvst IT, tie
tu.It,.tu.id re. rec OF longitude and nora to the
g.. ut tlt ~. Mountains, end running North
Ue.'oa , ,ur mis- rrest 90 the LltchtcuHn 90 TIC
thirty -,nird dosIsa OF ionilude III iory .ur &c.
arc,. thir'y m.uutr7 north laiuio utn'' cue w. p.
10 TIC tllIt y-iuurtn degree u oneiu'c theu dno
Dor,h tue ,oIt .4ttu icg. OF l'ttude M men
due ga 20 The ~ "a dorfce ~ lontuhu'' IN r.
MIA soath to tuo place Of hrGnning ~ Other "oi y"
MyOhius II luuu1,i ~. he oortL BY lduhO ia
Coah' un tnr south hv tu,orguo Aad TAN on III, ts
by Nchi ~ on tls ~est py tHl and ldNho ~ u
C1tyei out VI Idaho, ntcV'Ah nad NeNmtks; lam
bosg part Of ~ aIutAeasery territory, lscoHh "a
soL'hN cstcrly pulAou, IId AChn4kA tlh2 OF IN
western half. Nevada having boColle u STATE " 20
uuug siu TOM tie 'eutu er1'ory the others he M
Arizona ColoI ado. DAcntAh, ltNbA Montana heuT,S
Ia NeE Mexico, tab and " ~ u'tor Hnfe AfC tel
LeN Sttt~ 90 ptp,ess oi ioltAAAyu AL u A4cl WI
pAivs yv-.s L-Ay AAg4l pl4.ss " Wv l alQa.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25
Important from Mobile.

cur Fo,ai. March iS.-rhe cw h strongly me.
nsc,d. Goneia M4lry las lsacd a irculsr sdyigps
III. Iaop.e " prepare iOI the expected StGrk. lie
prres .he nou -coinba ants TO leave.
Mobile. hIsA a transport containing two thou.
sfud troop entered the bay yesterday through
siI.tNs Pans.
SOB &, AGrrh il-ronrteen ve.eel. moic were
added to tls hcct ,o-lsy, inaAias tn ly-ono IN sight
ofth. CITY Sieu activity prevails With the enemy
IN IN. Love- IA There IL every Indicate OF 10
early a,,s,t tue ,u'Yy have fred few shot at
rutL ,nutt4
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

Jef Davis has issued paTtiul message to the rebel
Congress, IND nom the mourniul tone which per-
vades the document II souli seem that be de lrus Il
to ne Mod Of vnedictory tor tie coNp,inr Confcl.
tiacy. II l. certainly the milde. tNmcs' aud least
belliForen. pIpor that has Gmanstel from the rebel
PIcsileut sIuce the bcginuinc of the var hitherto
hs state pspcrs have been fun Of dircfu threaten.
iupp against the Month, bruathiug vengeance aud
smacliug o., strongly o. fght 4 war were the nor.
n.l condition Of the chNalTsv. But lha military
operations u De Ast ieE mon h., and the olniuu.
np rance Of thr pituAtion AZ the tnitL =.
n. Lave ,Npc'lrlly theoEpi NJ ht,lr. lurr.uta.
nIt Co.,. ell lus Ma wolishness 10 the miducfs "
Ir.h. llr u0W IA, nothing to sav about "tsach ny
the Iuso eat ,ueuU ihlt we are then masiers" He
"au.y 70 sIyWc' Shyn iood Tor the ,sord .na The
ii, ,.' vi the NortA Nl'hing Of the kiud ill. 80.
ertr 'ec' 10 No pntN,un his hiucd-ihirstine-s has
reached safety nlI IN r9nrniI Tail he
al, ON OF "the c use" dn he ever heloie
rs. 81. Tho capital Of tie con'ede ate sta'es
danger tlsn II has heretofore been duriur ne %
/ There calnif admission ara ne isct that It s 'c
sttu4 u, hr, llAv,- 10 p-oo enough that he ev ia
'rlh 'o tDy ulest extent and preparing his uult,
.oi IA. eC4trlu nee. Ae An rvic-nt that the po.c,
qaestou Il Que Of Nb-oTiirs iute'tst 10 the tv e..
uute standing their OsteusihC indifference 10 i
n,e,As, to tho Hampton Roldp Peace Conference
shd ~H'n tres 10 nlQS she blame Of allure upol
eh''l dthoesh % No spaosl con -,lueuCa row, In o
some lnlvrst 70 the Noith. Mr. Davis saS that sun
Nu'Ll.! 10 w tol.c once At ihup;tn ROADS, Ten
NV 'uiluehNln INK Aht i.ua arnE oil the james AZ
cd an obtained NJ l4ttn4,s Of general LOufsu Get
IN s9igh be stated that there possibility
OF ariVlu. ~ 40 t1a.cA Abe ~ uItMeut by mean
| u military conference bee, cen General. Oiah
and Lee Accord, lsiy General lie cont
eHimu hlcNm ~ zen, Ifaut on the subject In
the later Tepi't mat Pee not lplwe4 ed 20 uHso
tiste except upon uttIs-- of puler military c1.f
-su-r sns .is,s ia. .--r4.' -aA-. MI = ~ ~.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

NV Y"SL, 54.ULu.Y March l. 1-,t.
The violent i'uc4us and heAyy fall Of gold hAs
had tho effect to ptil reduce rates. Ia oile- " rFc1
ALes large concessions have TO ho m4'o, -hich hold
.iliinr In most ius,sc to grEui. ~ the 10.
turc make IA extremely uncyrsn. u H. d,fcts v
give correct questions a. the, change ~ the hour
We give the very latest
CagsS b.-JAva 46Al64, g. Dcrninso 3,Ay5p; Ris
JbG35.
Csaor., III. Md. Nov Orleans Seas Md pi.na
Tgre.t,c goods, vord.-shir7ins, brown. JnA42h
~. oPe'G fystsN shS'tS l'ogi, -s4i5 1'sAclsi
flAnnels 4ya-6 5asiuets- IOal ..
fln- Gsot.--Dr cod, l5sid = fict. do bh, cal
4ss66.
F'Our and Leal, t5s; -,GeueA.ee, ext, 10 s.ll g.
oh,o c. To f., IL 3Jelg - tieorgeiosn, II tsi2 70
state, a. 10 e. 6O.IOn0, missouri, 10 Y,sl4O 4
Canadian 6. 10 l6sil ~; Re AoAf O.es ~ " ~
FrvA.-kAisns ben, d tIa6 10; LAYER, bor, Q ~,
30 | Curr-nt- !s,ssis Amanda 2,aSJ ~ aSs Nd
Gta,r, bu.h.-wheAt IL VII. 4cae a.. "a, ..li,.
Club, SSa% W ky,, asa b. Corn. - 6btI 20
barley s5a2 " oAuA ssA.e, GSaI W, CLIasds. -
| 90; Western, l1a---.
Spruce, 20 VtsZJ % S.H,es- hhds So o@x2b 20 a
Eola,,.. ~ Ne, orlcas., | oo.l u pOr,o Rioa
S SS.sS o''''' 0' NUS w. S" ''no' clay Cd
0{..zolIyc s.l1 So DIV, eastA q.
=; Palm, ID. lTalTk Lind city, g al s. VIA !
teal oO; keross ne, esa1l
| Iropis ons.-LceL Ii. bSls. 10 70 ALI GU DO Pr
m 80 sOz5s o. Pork, clear, new, no ninal; Pr LnaaA
~ ooa--; 10 pr. W. u Uesy 90 lard. per H. Y ~
| ~, Butter, Orange CO., 5ss.1. 10 stnte 2uA,s
Cheese, common W choice, lAAyA
Sparta, gdi-Aloohoi, fal, "a II q; Brandy O'ld
| lOVns6 " 10 A. s.ign, yVsJ 5O; Rum Jsm, . !.
I'm, An, .ioss 20 WhlD .ey, Al, la ;;
.S.gsr, B.--NeW Orle.nA -14a.l9[ do CLARIFIED,
| l7s19lh; Porto Rico, lanTTt Brown and ysilor
| lSi9sl+; White, litalsss.
TOsaeoo; -kentIilly, s.sl; Cuta, cdu,y paid "
- 81 lhnInso lOu bUIdg taIz, ,lSSaua, l4L.y
| EoJL dam Sax. IL e. elsl 10. Am FP n
| yum % Am, y Nnd y Ne. goal 10 An. Ma . =
| 1Sl 70 hnp' d eI. pulled, yUAl IA: 10. l. pul ed,
| IVnsI; :. Am- sMhed, 6yG1O, ;. Am, uuvshe :
$500 African, TIheA 50nl5 SMYRNA do 65aTu.
| Iu.Lb; tiy ron, lbal ~ Dung ia. a. Is, lly-
son skini sal Is; GuhlnwGes and lmp. ! 2lYY "
Ooiong and singyong o-Al 70; souchlls and COuRu,
| sysl 81.
k,sc,Gs-sov;. -rico, 100 H. Eaat India dr,s.eA
| 10 '5sl2 20 SAT-, TuIs's lslaDL hush 53155P LV,
siPsoL sack : zua--; Castle soslN per ib- ILl
hoiH, crop 1854 1Sa-; 1854, 10 All IIAy, a ~
| North Rive 10; CAndlsS, city, ~.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25
Cattle Market.

NV Okk, Msfch u IS5S
Bserss VERY little change Ia. taken place Ia ~
market since cur reTOrt Vi ole ueet NO # zee
c.pt noticeable improvement In The quslit, Of Il
stock offered for sse, the number Of really fine Gait
being larger than during any single week for All
time past. The supply continues tair Al the
efal yards in this cit md vicinity and rrces renal
nearly NJ laet uOted that IT, 's22c for the h,st l.
lNc Tor me ium, and lZAlic idf inferior guGIt
We earn OF ieE premium reeves eel .irs us h.sh
2iAlJt pei pound. but Tree, We except Olnl I'cc
The Government demand foi Ca'lC ht h-Cn latt,
duIins the Weok, e. price, averaging About - li'
We ht.
.Shesp.-Tle supply Of sheep grea,y exceeds u
demand and prituu afe consequently loNcf, sgl"r %
ins ASIDE A. iOnllc tor inic ioi, and u 50 T.. tUS
shc,p. Felti n.o i0r OF.
SW ns.-Ihs n.aikc' Il sl4o literally ample ID, "A
pr,Cts az lite iOser yaiyinr iIOin lsc pc, I0ll
ave ReishL fOt coIL-.cd, 20 l5.sc ~, diei..uts.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

signs Of Chsrncter.-See the TietoI lai
PhreuologcAl journal ton Jan, Feh aud March with
Phy,iosnorny, Phrenoiosy, Fhysio.osy, Ethnolosy
Psychology all Double Numbep-anlyy ulus,rusd
for sigma Of Character and How W Read Lei
Sent by return post tor 60 cts, by Nossrl Fosl,rs
Wells. ~ BroAdv Az, Y. a.. ,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25
Me.rs Fowler & Wells, Fbrenolo.

Mears FowIor q WrIIs, FhrenOl0.
Give charts Of character daily ~ ss3 Broadway.
DR. DRAKE, 1875 CANAL STREET. SCI
l(sot OF teeth on silver a. = to I'll; on void 10
To ssH sectional sets D. GEMS per Looth teeth e..
per tooth. Teeth extracted wlthou, pin. g.,
TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAp-5OO. 200
Il ihs OF he aIove wanted, for which the highest
cash Price viii be pad by c, CKAsEf, 1871 Wuilah
strcsr a.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

Dop,catic ,IarLet..- :, soic,aie Prices Curr

tEG.o.od expressly Tor TIM sU,,"l VA ALI.
GOrHEk- Produce COu.rliss On Merchant,
1N4 Washington street
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

The London sTANDAKD thus notices one Of tht
pspers recently read before ,he Britsh Asrocl Ia
liuns
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

Altdnp, Mdrch ~. Tho river h.. fallen between
four and i've fec' from 1t, hiebe., point sud Al boat
hA, arrived here from Catskill coning through the
main channel, 1t 10 believed that navigation fairly
open bstscen New York AMI Albany. a passenger
ioa, lie expected lo-mofrOV morning.. Tc,osrupLlc
communication West wa resumed Tonight. Tvs
trains nom beyond the Fonda break on the Central
RAl.o ad have arrived For The ar time ,irct Thur.
day, the regular II p III mail train was tent ont TO-
night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26

INTERESTING TO THE PUBLIC.

F1HHE subscriber, formerly Broadway Halter, aud
for more than twenty years associated with the
leaders OF Fashion, and now Proprietor Of the Indian.
apo is Hat Mandatory, being nstteringly encouraged
by the liberal patronage of an appreciatihg pablo, has,
in the spirit and pride of honorable competition against
Eastern productions In his art, resolved upon q renewed
and more efficient effort 10 produce homemade fashion
able head dress which shall be strictly in keeping with
oil the new improvements, and fully up 10 the spirit OF
the progressive age we live in.
This season he has introduced, I'm addition TO the Gents
and Young Gents Fall Styles Of Fashionable Hats, all
the standard style Of trade renown, as follows.
No. Gents Fall Style for 1865.
No. 2-Y mig Gents Fall Style for 1865.
No. B. Gents Broadway Standard, Bell style.
No. 4-New York Standard, Straight style.
No.5-The Medium Union, Standard style
No. 6-The Paris Stand ard, Bell style.
No. The Paris Standard, D'Orsay style.
NoS-The Paris Standard, Woman style.
No. e-The Friends Standard, Stra ght style.
No. le-The Friends Standard, Bell style.
No. ll-Ladies' Silk Hat, Fall styles fer 1855.
His standard styles are rare productions ofintellect and
skill, ingeniously blending all the nice points ofthe several
styles technically in original styles, unique and so
faultless in combination that by the mere width and
suit the fancy Of the most fastidiOus gentleman, or the
judicious taste Of the plain and neatly dressed honest
yeoman. The above named styles are all homemade
productions, and unsurpassed for quality Of material and
by the nodEs operandi Of manipulation, 4. the hands
Of legitimate HatEers, scientifically skilled In the practi-
cal execution OF his difficult art With these facilities at
his command, he is now prepared to produce a home
gAnce, combining genius with science, neatness with
style, beauty with quality. ~lightness with durability, elias
tcity with strength, and a perfect model mould ut. soft
aud agreeable 10 the head OF he wearer.
Gents Silk Hats altered TO the Fall style.
Gents silk Hats altered TO Ladies' Fashionable Styles.
W. p. BROWN, Practical Halter.
No. "a Kentucky Avenue. indianapolis. Ind.
Octls-d6wtf