The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
From Texas.
IugrorIuus zone OF rho Prcgs-IIow the
~oidicIs Tghnve, hIc.

I''e i!os Of IcE q e'sp pTs ae received, iron.
VII ca sac 6el eel uies Toils OF late e.t A. lndlcs
II aatis aud feolipfa IN that a.e siucO lls
turn TO the cd The IA Grange TyUr IGarx says
Win al our m'''o 'un@s Il 'coms Se are % haYe -
diou'h IA oon,o ouen' 'ho ops' In ieel Y II dos.
iu ihs p,rtion of the CONT ,loomy, gloomy Are
or 70 Iccis "a" AID hoieiror.
The Houston TrtrGGAruyAys3
We car In rcpoat vla' ~ have said beIore. ,has
the outy the Auur "a o hR.moaiEe public tentinent
win tlPbt A'iOa ho' isvpm ~. We must look for
c.tc's irin the Iep nqalvs OF tho "a, cd st,ies
rps', in cyory thie that Ia aono remove the
nrcc 'lif o' military occupation m ioiee
~ ~ qsC ~ u- uo.I''to ani Idng Gorse Sc" thing.
uypu NJ ihal so Missy tu.mifs'on, We cannot be-
hHyH that any royrruCT Who LW lC sc1' he Q Will DO
dsVo1ci 10 r.e 'ou -hoi eve our peeps. Very
ca men ~ p,oya.c 'icr onis ., 'p? 81 loL, when In
20 4ocour ish a. more hy ooue LGtion than by !hs
ether cou'sc We ,o,S % lie ui'G OF concilistion
"i'l acre.? :, cm. owe 81, Is eve yinH! Ike PSI
{" va IaIc, guorrinosi sin C'c- 20 We avoided. We
10 not sAoye At thi. luorcnt the Is guerrj in
o. warfare hl tna moro N coat wOmcL aud children
oi GU cunt iLrn nnylOsiJ' clfo.
The san Antonio NEws has the iollowinr;
our rc'dt.s 3, 10 hiyo con trom hln'.bIs at tho
st ee; zoe 'hr mo gin., that Gen. s. elhg0 hls-
tuu 10 p' o uC.r ibid pDco, and that leiuS cesl-
tuc,l ionuci hcncs as The public gecie fund, hive
lcol t.e dy -yp.gp gprlatcd BY ether touma n g. and
p
rot, h., t,t' g;C1ly Wasted and Le't'o. %, hey
present tLeil care ~ te p'Cpe o. The gJ und cII-
pc ,S 70 iSii y eir n,Sto, o 'i W. sS'h S ,o al
nun. g. lctr'oI l'.eOj and l5,tJJ.
The - N.ivhrli i.LpJuuoAS says;
Tie cos.n" ecsnc. u tie soyolul.on on !, ,ire n,
The i've, 20 r. 90 Gu Chag va ou M rA'oS 4, htvo
Ice" oi aeon ecter to "n'en the DE - .i'''' ',a-
ton 10 1hc n,l.. sHt .eirs Of he p.t 'oo opJ VIZ
tuou1. We would draw not s'u n a's 1,e no
sr-u but II i vero pos.ui0 nc ouli f"t l.e lsst
iranro, nuch L not ali tho u 6qa'd go = ,itt
hay, ocouIeL e'e 10 no sttrhr ted 20 he p,, u, u,
conn ln1erIn-ch of Of th,s dep' u. et .h ho ON
the net seemed 10 have insL be eyr IoS4c-s,d
~ ncity ~ ; CCp tn ont cuWu.udfr The t4Oups n
fact, est al co-f euce Ia nina, ald ns.olia'ea m
Ni,n cotton tpeCul a o.s.
The IIendorron T,aEs states, regarding the rebel
soldiers;
Tho universal feelings Of hose WITH whom vr have
laws unless tAe Oppression ,houid bo iuto.e aule.
They aye all opp5,ed tn No 10 nat ol ot ru,ilis
b .uis or any moycn ems calculated 70 t1'Iact
~ country and bflnS aunei'ns upoh HoGnoh and
chi dreu.
no excitement ahout the ruorrilla band. has
die. ont, rrd alnOrt every fOldit We have
Nno ii Out oi empo ncnt Is Gurous TO Ee. something
70 DO.
The Galveston BuIIrrt,i furnishes the follow ing
particulars OF the occupation OF that city b. Captain
sinGsi
capt. Sand was received by Major Yen Hartour
CculCitTt,c r1mmiGs.l ller, erVh'ch he p ocCe Il
70 tha Mayors ONCE whalo lhe patty va. int o1uGof
hy MuOr Won H.fien 70 His Honor the Mayor. Lsth
TO ih' asscnl ed people In sui sRnc sa follows Ths
Mayor siiei int odugiug Cap sands TO he people,
stated thai lhe CAPTAIN had come to rei,o The nauinI
pie " this Occa.ion wolid behave orderly sa they
have always done before. capt. sand remarked that
he the friend OF the people, not as an sneny.
hsg tbs country bad been happily re-un Cd and hai
10 would giyo the peopa ali the protoetisn ~.
CoRt,sasd on us La1 ps0s.