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Thursday, September Z.

MAsHtSc roS, Scrt. Z.
General NcCalum LETT washugton last week Toe
the souh-wosD ~ 'ull over 20 the Boards NJ fuhls
Works ~ t.e oiao Of that section the various rail-
roais winch hlvl hceu us.i by the Government dur
ing IA, wa Aiaae,. acuts will be :. ade b. which
the rolling stock iurri-ned thrcush the War Do-
paument viii sc .od to The respective Companies ca
credit.
There are now four Courts Martial or Military
Commissions ia session in this city. One Of then
mecs at the Old Capitol to Try the OF the clzJ
pifoners 4. that place
80 far, about forty wlincsse. have becn examined
IN the wirz The record MAKES eleven or twelve
hundred fooiscap PAGES Of testimony. At the rate
testimony ives tax io-day, iour or five days more
will ,uaicc 10 Close the the Government. The
prhOnei continues to occupy place at the abio w
his counfo and In writing and Inakins suggestions
to them as 10 the cross-examineuon.
The President hes made the following appoint
ments Levi +. Rose, Postmaster at Nonkers, y. y.
and Morris s. Wood. Postmaster at Clinton, y. y,
and John G. Wright, Secretary Of Agriculture q
Berlin.
The tate Department is n receipt OF odvIrol floa
the United states Consu! static ned la mo- Gttci
August liih. lie fpeakt OF the ,e.lour n.eal Of ne
cholera ~ AnoonA, Itiy, whore some vsht hunltgi
people have died. lsoh.cd case, have uis5 occurred
in o'hc. towns Of italy, f.ance and pan.
The Consul at iawthaia FIJI, informs the s.ata
Department shat the Captain aud crew OF The Amen.
can vhlleship P.oyel, heretofore I,pJricd los wels
saved as wc a. great part Of her cargo by another
whaitsh.p In her company.
M. Mallory, vile " the rebel Secretary OF tho
Navy recently appeared III the state Department
ana too the .maeliy oath, in orde. possess her
IA 1t.
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Cotton Prospects.

THE cultivation Of cotton In the Southern sta,,s
has loug boon ono Of tho sou c.s Of wealth in this
country, but its Importance will be vastly in.
creased, and the product greatly enlarge by the
social changes which have occurred in tie South
Heretofore, the cotton plantations have been of
vsss Dimensions usually embracing several thou.
sand acres, and the extcut Of land has been too
great TO admit Of proper attention. i.iswilh cot,
Con culture ~ with every other branch Of farm
nightly acres OF land properly cultivated, will
produce more than one hundred acres care.
sessly attended, 70. There is no doubt that the
Southern cotton crop might he made to double
ths yield Of past years Tho natural efec. OF The
overthrow Of slavery will be to break up the largo
landed estates Of the South, aud convert them into
MINOR iarm'' the owners OF which will have an III
eehu's 70 oring every scro up to the highest stale
OF euinSaton. There no disposition of this
kind among the old planters Thew were rich
and every year brough, them In q nice ineo,oo
nom their plantations. This WA all thev 40.
sired, and the management OF the bn,incs, wa
len 10 oyersoers who had no more in.
terea At HaIo than tho monthly ,a,rr
In addition TO i'r expected increase in the cotton
crop by subdivision OF the land, the extent Of
Souhuy ueNotou W Inc culture Of this stnpla will
be rapidly enlarged. Within thu last 1--WE war.
cotton has been successfully raised in Southern
1lhaos, Indiana, and in disiri.ls OF the Border
States where before /, was unknown. Texas .lon,
Presents An almost boundless geld for the culn,r.
Of cotton; the territories that hsvo been erected
out oil New Mexico arc in great part well adapted
Tor this purpose, and in California the practoAbi.
lay ri cotton growing has been fully demons,r.toi
Another cause tina. will have . material efec, in
swelling the cotton product, Is the unsuccessful 81.
femp~ made by France and England TO grow SUN
'ient cotton in their tropical dcpen lencies durr.
The late war, These attempts have shown that III,
soushern aud Southwestern States OF dis country
are unsqualled for cotton growing, and th.. the 5
will In the future, s they have in the past main.
ssin the monopoly Of cotton production. Tn. En-.
Siish papers indeed. virtually admit tia, their
Jxnuiactursrs must look to America for their SUP.
ply OF tho staple. Under tasss circumstances /,
sould not he strange II tho cotton product Of the
Cnited STATES, ten years hGnce, should b double
ta-1 Ii AAa aEsI haAa bers .iQls. II ths Ssslasss
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Foreign Emigration 20 the souih.

VIZ perceive by our Charleston, g. C.. exchanges
that movement is OH foot in that city for the fr-
pose o. Introducing engrsnt free labor into that
State. III proposed to organizs Land. Blinking
and Emigration Company, with = land and cash
capital for the purpose Of encouraging foreign
laboring classes 70 settle In South Circna whereby
= new impetus will be sivon W ths agricultural
and manufacturing interests Of the State. Agcn-
cics arc W 30 esisbshed In dinercai pirts Of tu-
rope, TO induce immigrants To stuo in soutn
Carolins. A resident agent at Charleston lie to
receive the ernigran;s provide for their comfort,
and make all arrangements for their rausports-
ton 10 such parts Of tho State a. they may elect
for their residence. The cash capital Of the CON-
psny will We used Tor the purchase and improve
rnent Of lAnd,, aud Tor load 10 ,he eugs-uts, on
sufficient security to enable tuom 10 sui ply them
selves with live STOCK, aud With the ssary sp.
planes for farming.
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o,h., .even,v.ive or A hundred The bodies were
thrown into the cart like dead hoes hiteen o. tVsnty
cine forward and READ lie rules ssyins That the
piif1nes would he shot II they entered shs df1o n.
IN ,sa S my Slthdn. ha,Sg. kl so $50 sny
u Tie Ysrees trsled Nh the guard snS ia di n2 d
MN he vonli ..y, 'Go2d for ihc lsnsYYe." and
"bul.y ior the susid." They wee H'o i9'. l,r 20
he fa,ioi. vosid he cut OF IN ihe reipc so,
vsic .5.,ud All punished. About the mdd's o.
~ a. g. a.,oemenI gave none 10 the suaid, t"enty
dolais o. icss TOT the first chance.
TESTIMONY oF RonkPr NrrroS.
Robert Merton, be'onging 20 a Penn 4lvanla r. ~.
Mn. cent 10 our r,i,one-s ~ the slniiarv Con-
miti.cn II gm .onea ting JVr ave STI , s.a he
stock emu lie raw one man receive scent =, e
eshcs ioi carving onions INTO tie hN pits, aud te
etltcnC a Of black rIsn who - shot n tnc u.
4 y.ul4 iugn US shot BY cuhrt, el1 We hul , !
o,,s' iufolgr Wirr remarked, 81 be gould hr'e his
osH va not twenty our mel On TIC SCUM slie
would ret aw,v, either hJ es,harre o. pAoi,.
90 teins ctor,-eNam NED. the vltniss sid faiions
we've stopped because some Of The men uwtub -''Ns
Of pe sed S Ken ssSea re 70 Ss wa a
ur plhlca, oyster shoir, aud Whatever th' n'eu
rEs-tgosr or rrASE N,Troy.
Frank Ma.to1 'c5io1cly tci.u lag 10 Inc 81
Vnite8 -tsiss, icsohed thai Hiie; he iccovcrtc q
h,f voun-s u the head ind 'oc.- ne We p. 70 ",'
/
hummer and hhy h.not. lie rds stritlel nlNc'
cau StG up1n lo' ard Nhiii cd a.oNCt, ING lie.
va 10 .era -ld iobi. ae ittttoI the c4rcuinsA"t'
OF VIZ man no hal il.aNed has lac, rhn ~ e.
! .,h tu, sang Of c3osed men IN or.er TO insFg ll
ESQ re. he man sus discovered sud Nhpped, w ~
| s.Iur the iuan biacsed Etuseit TO lie ne-io ~
wound give nan the ne roe law, nNLCb, injury .nll
| iaanes. he vitu,ss hHi seen tselye mtn tOtctbe
| in tie cnaiu lLng au entro rcoS. lie hha sct
4 % man tulu by CO.'S ia a suockiut fhlnnef tLtus
! nearly dssa tpp bcu va pat INTO the t,ocAH, -
| two da,g after fuU v tnCra luiici the man. I'M
| WI IA s0J. 1894. VIZ "H.Ie IN TIE trL'eNar
| win veal o.lcr oiucets rald, we ny
| gwen the Naakc,s tue land tNcv c"mc ,
| npht for Inls IN OCtC.'t. W ~, Wit
| same y, the oCctoIt who wee Win mi
Ia tao grave ,a.d DOSING 1t the Coifs whcse tcu
had b ed oil ami tho green sppcaraI-e Of On
| It btairaN nfcn had lCCn vaeclA-.t.. iau. rtd
the sgiit IA pItCl. Tae ~itntts haG stt iAiltte
| Of the b1ve5 -cnt ", tho banitaly Ccnuitt-un, ~
! VIZ AT o. olU VI tue sh.i,s al Pair OF p-4li
| Tom.
\ JIo.g.rxlrlined.-Wit Witness hid seen four or Eve
the COiOi 81 % s0ucu qpcI i'm IA y - ne lsh
TIC .nt uta AO.c seven Itet long aud tliee ttc'
tlr Ce1a men Nct, IGid side by sicc Wih iar u
aud tAe ar,h u ron in; CJuicut ste rllet on eli
psrinond sd tho burial and save inftluctuns To p4c
lie bod "a IN cloer, which war dee mtg douc tut
Wcre 40 ca ids nor boards Oi vhgh To maze thcin.
~ t!1 4 oust-lhg oocto,r IA tut kla, C-tatu %
Captain W iIz, Ners sredlur stOut thr oLeus Of ~
! Va,cluat,o,, when " ~ raid. Yes, I'd Dan
thcm, We - thsm the laud they came TO htd 10.
| TIC CoL.i Idj0uruod unit. to-day.
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Fl ON Europe.
r'wo l)aJs Lnier Neyye.

Tic ste -m.hlp Gotta nom Queenstown, on the
eve nr oi me Z'th o' Argutt' h1S arrived.
The D..cc,ois OF the rcogriph Continuation and
Miln'enince Cjmpai arc confdontof being able 70
L. &c study sue marine cable from ireland 70
New iouadland, and oi recoVesing The end Of the
49,. ,,i....,- ,ret..-..,. -.
vain 'he N'o'''it OF 'Ho A'''h'io ioes'opn uo"l'
, s.,. ,,,. ta aud en-, p,ac tho ,ls opc Al ma N
'' -'' 'e" '' - ~ " W
ht'e next y4 'NV o-.'e 4eu' "'c' ~" iAc9 u't"o'h
fuop. end America. All vino wcrN on board iLo
oio., r-D.u have Intosted eonh Ionce in oo'rpiote
t4.ge-a roEt year
TN 80. Yor, ,,f.e.,e rdapt Of tho Iondon Tram
b,,, gently IN one al. bi, Ie,t,ts co.,.u,J t.e
i.r!tat ga iclt b. Amcrle towards Enri4uG, tie
az. ..,,. -, o,,,,...t Ia, ,,, zoo, ,,-,. r,. go
/ l"'' va 'o'" :" .N''' $40 ' 1-'''' ~.
me lea OF .hs'e 'eins "f'Hia''e 'au-e LOT war
le'"e2n 'hn t'o oouh 'r'es' us'erN 'hat '"e Amel-
cam nave Neeh eNlhE u We" as tAA'hS' anu 'er-
ouply asu them TO give dispsssiouaie consllera-
,iou 10 what EnglAud has really done duriue the
$50 -.
la.l 'oo' years, ---..-.,
Inc e~tSe uiAoA' oonuuHeu t'Il"us hiA''e' VI
,.,,cop,, nr,ueo of the irn.rt,tion of cattle tom
| Tu.i,,d ,.to Ireland. and ,Y,cllorev of s.ch Il
,.cn va rsine snXiously discu,sed. ON the 25th.
,oy.rnuc1t is.ucd an order In council, prohib.irr
! ,,ch ,mto,t,iion.
| The Coluitee Of the Emancipation Society hGi
SQUAD a, rlt,,. Auuouueint the dissolution of to
|
Aaeoc.Atloh'
| On The afternoon Of the 25th mutiny fag was
| 80, nj, I'D ,be .htp - Nark Ivi,y In tho No.
ho'stt on 'oaIu inc snip d. ''ah ylhE III 'he re
rev. hound for New YORK. poTe of police specify
put OF In boat Tor the ship hut before they arrived
.ne w ms .ens, 90 9lny tbe ,d"rs vi H.
sscond mate, aud les ed his a.enpts force III, .
Hq stated 20 h'IS Arer9a acSn sno ever,
ss h AID. amongst other Injuries, to have bod h's
jaw lsosen; one Of the crew had him converod to
Tue n''P''"'
The Liverpool Posr Of the Goth says;
Sir Morton pe.o, NJ. jaime. acllenTy, Mr.. Brs'-
go at" .oT ~ Gmsiica. il il their iatenton TO v,slt
nliongl idIf .asa Is 70 connect ,ne h ", ' ga
| tnAun tLt contract 'or us eohstiui'io"'
ii, stated tb.t On, Gu Victoria h.l caused the
atca,ion OF the frusnlan Gooi TO be directed 70 the
von,on murder OF rrinee Alfred's cook b. Count
Lnonrsrg; me Count had IsesiVea s;ters 20 con
| WI, * .fuIniul INTO tue affair.
tL;" %"",".' d
fnAsor
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shall no, IN future take place in the public st-es
without D. evou- au'ho. i.,tio1 OF The Llth1-itc.-
the latter being eL p. eicd 20 prevent them
Arar7IA AID PRUSSIA.
The schiesp,ig 10 se u sra Irernent continues thu
principal theme IN Continental Poitioe dN?Atla
from s.l.hutg VI the gath Of August sa-s:
The suocss. on 10 the buch'es is sti r1.c,ted 4
conference OF AustrIan ANT 7. ussi.n diplomatic q
~ b. held, and they 70 continue tit. e- otatoa
The official WHOA zEtrr,D pibhshe, the tex I
the convcrlion sirnod ~ Gas'en =, Count Blous
sld Herr Won Bismarck, a7d sanctioned - -a,4Ju
By he King OF Pfusais and Ire Emlc or of Aust il
Tie io.losing is tho suhitence OF he not img
aiticie. Q, The conssn' on
Article second trri.es Eiei NC n rrsc,al nova.
p,.r,s BE- uuGe. tie command q Pr .-. lut d !,
that 10th to~ofs .bu, have tie n.nt ~ u-e /. I,
tAtif eh-pI-. 90 ansu the fete'e' Dri haS la. 4
,eouioi- uia i't % tn' 'Etlt, Or e.e'Ju ot IA l.
Psass "a 11O4c 81 ~ eIo,t 80 A'c, ,- .s.s ;,
IA TOT ip4ui .t.oHs, 81 Ten vii "hp g uL+.. r
,lLn.Ht Tee .s. is,n % htuta.ur., whom b. .
L.,C.l Ec1o al .Of.fcts, wall nc cot POSED flr /.
pteen;oi austrian .ad iss n, troops, u, .up %
rcniLi.la o. ~ c,rI "1t 90 co . siuuie u,
40 iO~crs. u rtc tlt i,,O Mt otini p .lti
| eSpfc's ft.ir iIte.'.,l t,st iho ruvu..s ,bsl a
| The hJ"verc.n. Article Z eupONeis iufss o. ,.L-
! st.It The caIai Unit De- lie German Ocean ma 81 0
| B7i.c ses thIop-n th, Hoeic.n ,orri..y. an =
-nch a.. ;. dlvid.J E,.,c a schlossic s0i Hci,
stt". austin It.",vts g., go N'-.c's as "a l.ic ..
j. " .1.i'!a 'l-.' hsi ,.'.ins 40 ..'.. .. 49,
| i.' urt "a tire I.tu September.
fGo Nfrsrt I.t,r.p ao gcproiucos tho attic .
OF the ur>ftAi tu.f,.o0 .ruyz winch defends 81
oos,on OF bsusnaurg, as not an,asonise 10 the to
di,ionll ro.icy o. .u.tsa
| CiIfNN.
TELEGRAM Of me i..h July i.om shsn-ru. .ars'
"fhe Ngeuhe rebel. arc ca, .mped va ,be ntlhno..
hood Of fca,n. IL Is uuotrd they have tAscu % A.,
city, and the Io9ort Il generally believed. Bars.
y'lrt he sali IN cylto.y The American Mi1ister % 4
again demanded he release W.th the iniims ION H..
a reiulal a.li le cons.icrei cisas bsih. Tie Tsl
plug rebellion t.o'tss 10 re- t.tirlush,d."
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Disaster to the FLAGSHIP Lancaster.

One of the onlcegt Of the iia;-hp Lancaster, writ.
Ing home, sives the Information OF the Disaster to
the aAsshp, while of tut clss, Of Cshiomia, which
nearly caused the vsss1l to founder she was struck
by tornado, and before It ceased she became almost
a wreck. our informant writea; "Sle that vas
looking 90 beautiful week slo Is nov used up.
Even the oakUm between the seams In her decks has
teen pressed out eirhth OF an inch crest vas the
strain she lsboled drcadnly in thc aud seemol
10 twist 10 pieces at even plunge, but she Ia. cafe
delivered VI, and We al can be thankful. We
shall remain at Acapulco for rcrN for Shile.
This gale was in tho Gulf OF California, w mile,
from land"
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. IS, 1896.
me New York Democratic Nominations.

The New York Democratic Nominations.
Tur report Of proceedings st the Democratic
State Convention, which We publish IN another
column, very strongly indicates that the party
Ie.ders spprccis.e the necessity Of casting away
obsolete principles, breaking loose from tho cshl-
izing influence Of old fosy noions and planting
themselves upon q live platform, with live color
l..rers 10 lead them. The action Of the Albany
CONVENTION carries the mind back To the better
day, Of the Democratic party, before the wheels Of
~ machinery we're c'ogged ny politics, rubbish.
Unlike their brethren IN P,nnsylvanis, Ohio, and
some Of The other States the Dem ocracy Of tits
etate have not groped back through tic
darkness Of more han half . century
amer the ant gustod RESOLUTIONS Of '9s," in
order 10 get maternal for . platform. They have
no, adopted an equivoca string ofrssoutions, that
whine At the Government like q whipped spaniel,
and YET preteud TO support It, On the contrary, they
bsvs cleared away the cob-wchs that have been
growing over the party for .he las, few years
they have brushed tho dus. from the old Demo
cratic armour, and now stand erect In the pohcal
arena, apparently rejuvinatod and conscious Of
strength. In making up their ticket, the Demo
ersoy have wisely given the old political lsecbes
=, - -, - -. - :
-. -. -
-.
10 pO'I-P' ''
p~" '"
p'oi"'n'"''S "'io,' '"o puu"0 'u'
','e N'' anu W We" Nuo"h - 'o p''sS'
'ino !" we popular oonn'nsnuer o' 'no
Department. tina, 1t u unnecessary W speak Of Tho
h"opf ho'd winch ne mas S"urei IN 'ue gooe
op'nion OF inc people oil 'hiS STATE lie u {" "h''
anteoedens' and before ife var was RESIDENT
byrscu~' buoIus RoniSeoS' the nouinee 10
controller Of the treasury Is now the an'e 'henh
oens OF that ofhce' having teen elected oy the h'
puohcAns In lsol anu again IN l9oE' TIC wa
originally Democrat but went over TO the h'
pnoncans m le6o' and has aoted with mem up !
this tine. GENERAL mARsHNA H. fArnioK' inc car
d'dsie 'or Treasurer sven known W the peopl
o. The Provost Marshsl'GenHr Of the Army OF N
Potomac. lnis position wss accorded him by Gent
ral MCCLELLAN, and after cfhciont service throus
Qua ne war his connection with the army cease
ony when u was mustered out Of The service
JONI VAN BURzr the nominee for Attorney Gen
RI. 10 - popularity known that II would he supo
huous 70 dwell upon his nomination. nor Is
necss@ry 70 examine The individuality OF q
candidates for minor Offices. 10 fAr a. pol'ic
records arc concerned, the ticks, is certainly
The motley vsricty-whig, Republican, Americi
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Omc,ai Account. of the Cholera.

The satr Department has received from tho
American Consuls IN Italy aud Spain Official
counts d lhe progress OF the CHOLERA
The Consul At Palermo, unGer dRto Of August
liIh speaks u tie serious spread Of the cholers At
Ancona laly, where some 600 have died, aud
isolated cases have occurred IN other towns Of Italy,
France aud span. The local authorizes bsvo or
dered seven Gays A. quarantine IRON all arrivals
from Italian, French aud Spanish prs including
Gibraltar The L. :. Consul ~ Pnri Msuon, spain,
informs tue Department, under d-1e OF August ~,
81 tie arrival Al tust quarantine Of Turkish
steamer, whicl lctt Alexandra Will l,o00 pilgrims.
Tho steamer, he Bays comes with l,2s0 aui TO-
ports h. Wing lett on Ire way 800 twenty beat =
occurred from cholera or tue passage. The cap
tam, at his arrival ~ Fort MahOu, reported all
well, but on examination OF the steamer, dead
bodies we're found on board ia sad Fsa.e Of TO-
composition. The captains staten uss are dis
created, .nt the five hundred uot accounted for
may have dIei by she same disease. Inc Consul
stated that accounts received At that station concur
~ the opinion that the cholera Is making is way
Nestward. Thus lar tie cholera has followed Ill a
plsrims, who, he says are packed like sardmos
on shipboard. Their religion does not allow them,
when passing to Mecca, 10 sleop on /. e., 90 wash,
or eat any warm food. They are covered VIA
9th apd yermiu, AMI are spreading -se4se over
the Med. teTraLean.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD SLAUGHTER
Exp,oa ION OF n Loo oinotive Boiler.

Harrisburg, Pa, sept 5.-The Erie express train,
on the Penn, rlyania Railroad, when near unlan-
non, NO, With d dreadful accident. The boi err Of
the locomotive drawing tho train burs cd with a
iiu! cxposiot, instantly killing 'he engineer Geo
Douglorty, iea ally managing tho hrcmen, aud slso
killing = at snget, who ridirg on the locomotive.
The lGsgegc..last or vas also ,li-ltly wounded.
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From ITexico.
.ncccs- of TIE Irench-lnrrcz NJ VI rns

success of the lrench-JurrCz at III Pcs,N
'm'1 ~. 1 y. -f'h rd Dsarlr CGU IS y. so. =
lueI...,p have occupied tuibu.hGo. JuAitz "a
a4i Ll t.b,HC, La'e hcd 10 ~ rs-3, which At pc
.cl. iste h,ldquIter- OF the Aeocln GoycinmcpA
Tie indications IRE Ina, jusrez viii be- DIVE,
from this lest foltraId on Mexican sol, and a
become fugitive within tLa boadefs OF the In.,ed
State
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raw days a,o we announced that General Lts
had scceptel the Presidency n Washington Coz
lege, located at Lexington. Virginia. He letter
10 tho trustsss q that institution in reply 10 their
invitation, has now sppcsrcd.unda very commend
able letter 1t h. IL earnestly recommends tiat
the Southern people shall honestly aud faithfully
do all In their power 10 restore peace snd harmony,
and TO aid the general govcrnmeu, IN I5 rshsb.li-
tajug cIorts ~, language ~ General Las 's ~
that could 10 desired, ard ts ioao shows shat 1t is
SINGER. ind be- srfeiL whatever may be said Of
LrEs -onducs in cc6crtiug The service ot hs 60 n-
try aud hshtng in tie l'c.s-. %, ,res7 ~, It c'n.
not he denied thsl no las dcrortrd h.utclf unt e
ceptonably since Tic conclusion o. pace, a,d
whatever hiss said " written has lecI caarac-
teri1ei by good sense. !, he shall con.ilu, in .hs
cour'e during tho balance of his earthly career,
aud use has bcss ondoayofs 70 heal the wound which
he helped to make, he May IN some measure stouc
| for lis past sius.
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people VIII now encourage emi4ra,ion from the
North and allow the energetic Yankee element to
help them in the work Of restoring their industrial
inieres's, they win yet se. the dag whss cotton
viii truly he King-no, politically, but proiuc.
lively
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1nr outragos, murders and dsprelltons Of law
less Iudisns and white men, whichhAye long pre-
vailed in Texas rather increase than sbste. Late
Austin and San Antonio papers are Allied with ac-
counts q horrible murders and highway rob-
beres.
Ir stated shat Sterling Pglce and other ofoer, OF
the late Cen tsderAe army, have received from the
Emperor Macmillan the commission n Gen erA 8
in the Mexican army, Thisiss mistASe. lng
Price has guae 10 D.azlL probably 10 seek ts.ids
snse LAeTe,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-16

Daniel W. Iasenler testified that hen he rri
~ ,gun,1i, 1s We, q conveyed TO Auder-0u,ia thoy
vri, In H. i,ur huulr exposed 10 tc tuliIng tua,
and come OF the tLCn wee sunsiu'k. WIZ 1,s.
tere aud gave olders tfHt Any one ,,epuei on. o.
thr nue he Should he rhOt. VIE slfu rad II a.
es.ed i,r water they should be shot, -c'1m
lie remark vita q denunc!atioa OF no damned
.nkee- While men lev tHintin', WIZ said li It
Ma ln liza POWER he would make tie vctCry com-
p.gta lie saw man shot early Ia july iUr &c ing
water ALTHOUGH he Vac not oNef me ut "a line; Uud
Rr.he~ man wee shO, while lying ~ ms cent. Tho
raj ot,s Of ,onc OF the sicA hel Ntie stopped suI
tre.ltne,s .hlrd his RAJ one WIN ineu. lhg,C cf
tbc-, died, VIZ, Hurh y lch. w illIaM ElFtr az
NIt,sul NFrtc hou-c OF the I'd Penn. taya y. Tho
dist.r.r smong tue men was slest. io ND seen
| prtonrr, searching IN the MIN Nh.'h had pisei
through men ol parucles OF nuises'o food, and Tor
scfatr t0,n the raiders camp. lie hAl ,eeu Vegstl-
hes, inch os potatop- Ouions ana pear' alc also
nsart, ,ud melons in the vicinity ., tle mn IAo
men ~ ne hurried inside OF tue stock ie, he tody Ell
one which had lain Iour days ives 100 putiI 10 saa
| on, ...,, =, ,,,
Uoro,io II Terrin, OF the T2i Ohio Z, simel,. te,-
tit,I hSt he WAS takeu 10 AndeTH nvi on tic igin
ot lnnS Wiry thIeatenrd the men dying aitA Viz
! isnyiasa snd c.lirl hem damned fAnkees A man
In snn,sd Cant Wiz his Iation OF cora srrad and
| go .be.beT better could not be furnished iuet
~ na 'ss,,nnse "liod Damn you, III SIZE YOU mi.
| lei. f6s hrsad'n There we're not sinks enough Tor
| en-. tx.ntieIh Of tic prisoners he swamp va
mor,, tbsI, a tooI deep With human eXcrment. This
snoiea lie SSter M the pelIs. on one occ 4Aion Ie
sss ai S W sa.ss. ~ 'he dead house And On ~.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-16

Warrington, SEPT. b.-The VIE uial -ns resumcd
frofu