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DIED.

Yesterday about 2 o'clock of hemorrhage of the
lungs, MARY IDA, infant daughter of A. f. and
Mary Susan Tiler, aged months and days.
The funeral will take place This Evening at 4
O'clock from Clay Street Chapel. The friends and
acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend,
without further notice.
In the county of HaDrico, on the morning of the
18th inst ELE NORA, infant daughter of Benjamin
and Mary Walton, aged Is months and 10 days.
This lovely little Child, the idol of its doting pa
rents, (for she their only one,) but few days
since was in the midst of health and happiness and
gave every evidence f a hopeful future; but, how
sad has been the change While PLAYING near the
fire. its clothes taox fire nd from the dreadful
burning she received, she has paid her last debt
How sweet to them il the blessed consolation
suffer little children to come unto me. and for
bid them not, for Of such is the Kingdom OF Hea-
ven.;'
BNye FUNERAL DIsCoURsE.-The fune-
raj discourse of the late GEORGE WyTHE MUNFoRD,
Jr, will be delivered in the First Presby terian
Church, on SABBATH MORNING, at IL O'clock
It will be addressed to Young men. nv l3-3t
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John Mitchell.

Ever since John Mitchell declared that be would
like to own farm In Alabama we'll stocked with
negroes. he has been pursued by the Free Soil
press With constant maledictions. 1t must be con-
oeded that John does not hesitate to acknowledge
their favors aud to return them with compound
interest. He does not lie still and allow himself
to be poundcred into jeley, without some use
OF his shilelah, as that unhappy Congregational
preacher" Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, can abund
autly attest. At present MitchePs active pen is
brilliantly vindicating Southern men and institu
tioos and he does It with zest and vigor that are
truly refreshing. The gallant Irishman, like most
OF his countrymen Ia America, whether living 10
the free or slave States is faithful TO the ccnsti
tuition OF his adopted country, aud 10 the int
reete of all its seefions
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Charlsa Nfackay.

Thecelebrated English poet, DR.. Charles Mack
ay, who recently honored our city and other por,
tisns of the Sonth with bis presence has signaized
his return to free SOIL by poem in his paper, the
London Illustrated News, describing his trip down
the Mississippi, aud b!eating mournfully over the
peculiar institution. Here are two lines:
And then aroaned, remorsefui, and thought, in
., pity strong.
curse D light fall upon MS for a,fsriny the ,rrong'
That Is rich-upon ''us, for suffering i'll" lou,
who established it, forced it upon the South would
no, permit her 10 get rid Of it,a curse upon you,
for suffering it II ever curse fall upon you,
which 10 more than probable, 1t will he for your
Uncomfortable hypocrisy and humbug
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The Com piimentary Beneht TO MAN
aCer Kunkel

A has been very generally anticipated, the
complimentary benefit TO Geo. Kunkei, Esq., To-
night, will be the most br liiant affair which has
taken place 10 Richmond tor long time Yes
tsrday morning there were only fifteen seats not
secured. and, we may expect TO ind the parquette
tonight, completely taken possession OF by the
fair sex. As II TO meet, fully, this unusual de-
monstratiop Of liberslity on the part of the pub
Tic, an entertainment Is presented more complete
aud varied, than the boards Of the Marshall have
ever yet offered.
The favorite Keller Troupe, which IL was feared
we would never see and admire again, have been
rendered, through the kindness Of their leader, TO
ado to the attraction and will give "The Last Days
Of pompeii." interpreted with the "Shower OF
Gold" Battle Of the Amazons," Famine" and
other popular tableaux. new pleasure 10 TO be
experienced IN seeing Mr.. Keller, himself, In Q
speaking character, which he plays with Mr.
Adams. In a dramatic sketch. So, the public may
now hopefully calculate on hearing that ''four
hour Is speech Tho juvenile ballet troupe appear
and the impressive tableau Of washington Cross
ing the Delaware Is TO be given.
All who have heard Mr.. Kunkel cling the sold
Sexton" will be delighted TO know that his voice
will again be heard in its familiar notes tonight
Those who have not. have a musical treat in store
for them q We hope he may be induced to favor US
with "Rock'd in the Cradle of the Deep" song
which few voices in this country can express as
we'll as his own. That universal favorite, John
wymsn. will give variety and mirth to the per-
iornance BY some exhibitions of ventriloquisman
act of which he is perfect master. solo on the
| flute by Mr.. Rosenberger and on the corneta-pis-
ton by Mr. Francis, fill up the musical part of the
| entertainment.
OF Mr.. Kupkel. it 10 unnecessary to say q word.
the public have appreciated his efforts to amuse
them, and will testify that appreciation tonight.
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Some Northern journals are renewing the re-
port that the principle Of rotation is to be applied
70 our foreign ministers, and a change IL particu-
larry mentioned in the French mission. We in.
duige the hope that there 10 foundation for this
statement. Mr.. Dallas in England, and Mr.. Mason
In Paris, srs both popular with the governments
to which they are respectively accredited and the
Interests of the country could not gain by
change. Judge Mason has recovered his health,
aud 10 able to transact the business OF his post
with efficiency, whilst his house in Paris 10 the
abode Of hospitality, aud his family decided favor.
-'iss both with the French and with American
visitors
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rn.Acr,cnu slave Trade.

II the United stases Government should give no
tcs Co that Of Great Britain, OF its Intention TO
Withdraw from the farther swatch and ward oil
the African coast IL would do very sensible thing
and confer a great favor on Africa. The slave
trade IL virtually carried on BY both France and
England, the former IN its voluntary African emit
grafton. aud the latter In Coolies whilst tho Uni
ted States Is compelled TO bear the expense, and
subject its officers to the peris and diseases OF an
African coast squadron, With no other result than
to increase the suferings and horrors Of the Afri
can slsve trade. II has become by this time per
fectty clear that the people of tho New England
States will kidnap negroes and run them on to
Cuba, the profits being too enormous for their ten
der Condolences TO resist. vessel isnow lying Tn
Havana, which brought over six hundred Africans
In an arnauat Of space too contracted to secommt
date hundred men In comfort, and this vessel
was built for the purpose at Connecticut sea
port, and not large port either, so that nothing
could have been easier than for the people Of that
maritime town TO ascertain her real character
The truth Is, the proverbai Ingenuity and enter
prise of New Rnglanders. stimulated by such vast
rewards as the slave trade offsrs, will prove too
for the vigilance and energy Of all the coast
squsdrons in the world. Were the coast clear
they would no longer be compelled TO coop mp
their captyes IN close quarters, OUT cou'o give
them plenty of air and space, instead of murder
lug them by slow torture, as is the case at pre-
sent. .s... ...
Not a single man or ship in the African slave
trade comes from a Southern city. New York and
New England builds the vessels. and provide
the supplies. We are in favor OF free trade, and
would be glad to see all the restrictions removed
from Northern commerce. II they will persist In
the slave trade let repeal all laws against the
traffic and remove all temptations to the inhuma
nifty and cruelty which the New Englanders now
exercise, that they shall no longer have an ex-
cuse for crowdng six hundred Africans into
narrow vessel where tboy snffocate by scores. If
England wants the African coast guarded, let her
guard II herself our officers and ships can be
more profitably employed elsewhere.
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th instant, at Centenary Church. by the
Rev Nelson Head, Major JAS III SPEARS. of Ches
terrified. to Miss JANE w EANES, of Richmond,
late of Petersburg.
H-Petersburg and Lyncbburg papers please
copy.
On the morning Of the 18th inst. by the Rev Sam
uel Read, Mr. ALDRETAS 2 BROWN, Of Richmond,
to Miss EMILIA e. daughter of Mr. James Scott,
OF Prince Edward county, Va
~ Charlottesville aud Farmyille papers please
cory.
On tho morning of the 18th. at Hazel Hill near
Fredericksburg by Rev James Taylor, Rev GEO
3 TAYLOR to Miss SUSAN SPGTT5WOOD, dsugh-
ter of the late Carter Brsxton. Esq.
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DtpIomatic RoxvdyIsrn.

The spirit of rowdyism seems to have extended
from the streets to the fashionable circles of
Washington If the accounts are true which con-
meet member Of the Spanish Embassy with ruff
family conduct towards the family of wealthy
basker in Washington. The punishment which
was administered to the guilty party was eminent
Iy deserved. 1t ia not at all amiss, every suit
able occasion, to remind the representatives OF
foreign powers in Washington, that when they
convert themselves into ruifians, they will be
kicked cuffed and treated in all respects like the
equally vulgar but less pretensious rowdies of the
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Things In Norfolk.
OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY prsPATcH.l

NORFOLK, May Il, 1865.
Rumor says that the wages of the employees
at the Gosport Navy Yard, are to be reduced All
the work in the Civil Engineers department (m
provcmeDt in Yard is stopped, except so far as
will put the foundry and boiler shop in a cond-
ti0n to build the engines of the sloop Of
Richmond Chief Engineer Williamson is TO su-
periutend the construction of this engine, aud
has received orders to report Immediately TO Capt
Drrnin of the yard for that purpose.
Martin and Price, the two men charged with
the murder of Thos. Burk, were discharged from
the Navy, yesterday. 10y order of the Secretary of
the Navy. The sailors on the Bainbridge made up
purse Of forty dollars and sent them. The gov
er1ment also paid them seventy-fve dollars, BE-
ing the amount due them.
A barrel was discovered this morning, floating
in Bramble's branch. which was found TO contain
the nutilated remains of two defuuct human DO
dies. The soon reached the city, and true to
their instincts, the entre reportoral corps of Nor
folk started for the rural district. where they
found the county Coroner engaged in placing the
mangied corpses in rude grave, at the waters
edge. As soon the aforesaid agile reporters had
recovered their wind, mutitudinous EXPLANATIONS
Of enquiry broke forth, which, however, were met
with no very satisfactory<TespOnses. The entire
party, however, returned with the conviction that
the bodies had undergone the manpuations of
some inc pent Esculapius, and had been thrown
into the water to avoid the trouble of intertnent.
At meeting of the American party, last night,
John Williams, Esq, the present incumbent, vas
nominated for Clerk of the Court, and Capt. Y. D.
Groner for Commissioner of the Revenue.
The Hope Fire Company arrived here this morn
ing from your city; they do not seem well pleased
with their visit.
The U. S. sioop-ofwar Bainbridge, mentioned
above. left her mornings in the South Branch yes
terday, and dropped down to the naval anchorage
Just below the city.
Hon. Edward Everett has accepted an invitation
to vist the Howard Association Orphans on Sat
urdsy evening next. PERCUSSION.
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Matilda Heron stoepel is playin |. Camille In To-
rontO.
Mr.. Charlie. Dickens, it is said, does not intend
| TO bring any moro serial tales
Emigration Is pouring into Kansas with great
rapdty.
foot race is TO be rru soon between Ike Shnltz
Of Louisville. Kentucky, and J. NJ Oslin, of War.
rem county, Mississippi.
On tho Goth nit Mr. Since Clinton one of tho
oldest Inhabitants OF Arkwright, Cbautauque CO ,
n. y, wcs struck by lightning and instantly XIII
ed.
Florida was tho only Southern State that es
capped the late killing frosts
Miss Elisa logan ard Mexican buchanan. are
playing together ut Woods theatre Cincinnati
II is feared that the late heavy frosts will cut
short tho ponch and strawberry crops of New
Jersey.
Mayor Powell has vetoed the ordinance of the
Brooklyn Common Council, establishing maid Are
department. '
The Harrisburg Herald says there is no trutb
In the report that Hoffman, the insane poet IL ra
covering.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has affirmed
the Judgment against W, j. CLARK, convicted ia
Montour county of murder.
The bar OF Leavenworth, Kansas, now number
over 100 MEMBERS and it Is said TO possesses much
legal talent.
Madam Strakosch was taken i'll and tainted on
the stage the other evening, while singing, in St.
Louis.
Madame Ristori has commenced new series OF
performances In the Italian Theatre at Paris. She
mas appeared In a translation of "Macbsth."
The U. 8. brig cambridge, received sailing or
ers Tuesday, for the coast of Africa.
:, An ordinances has been passed in Norfolk. Va,
lerying capitstion tax Of 81, every free white
male inhabitant over II years old.
Col. Tho's coudy, for many years U. g. mar
'sl In Charleston, s. c., died on the 1lth inst.
In the neighborhood of Wyoming, Dinwiddie
county, Va, the chinch bug is committing serious
Z. predatons upon the wheat crop.
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Ca. Why suffer with cough. cold or aay pain
when you can be relieved by bottle of HARTs'
HoRNEs PICTORIAL SYRUP? 1t is the best Cough Sy-
rup in the world! 1t is as certain to cure cough
end asthma as HARrsHogNEs CuRE-ALL is to ann.
hilate all pain. The thousands who have ed these
popular chemical sompouuds have been astonished
at their happy effects.
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FROM JAMAICA-AMERICAN sEAMEy DEAL

FROM JAMAICA-AMERICAN SEAMEN DEAD.
NEW YORK. May 13.-Tbe British steamer Saa-
dia, has arrived from Kingston, Jamaica, bringing
the officers and sailors of the Susquehanna, who
were left there with the yellow fever.
twenty-five died at the hospital there.
A meeting was held at Kingston on the sd ult,
to consider the practcability of inducing fugitive
aud free negroes from the Southern States to set
tie in Jamaica. Measures were adopted to bring
the subject before the Legislature, with a view OF
establishing fund for the project. 1t is probable
delegate will be to the United States to pro-
mnte the anternrisa
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NEW YORK, May 13.-Port an Tlatte advices to
the 3d instant, state that Dominican feet beseg-
ed that place. The American schooner Wing OF
the Wind, ran the blockade. Several shots were
fired at her On the LIST inst a few shots fired
into the town, were returned from the shore.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-An ARRAY occurred in Mont
gomery, Ala, on Saturday night. in which S. Tay
Ior, from DeKalb county, Ala, was shot in the alb
domen with a pistol by Mr.. Mccarthy, of Rich.
mond, Virginia. The wound is considered moi tai,
though MIR. T. was still lingering on Sunday after
noon. The Advertiser says that Mccarthy c.
capped.
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The CASE OF GENERAL TwIGGs.--The court martial
upon General Twiggs, recently held at Newport
Barracks, found him guilty upon the several
charges aud specifications against him with one
exception. They recommended him, however, to
the clemency of the Executive.
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So THIS NEW UNIFORM UAr.-Messrs. KELLEY
Mason have on exhibition at their store, number
of tire new Army Uniform Hats, which were lately
ordered to be made by Congress. The hat is gotten
up with much taste and skill, and reflects great
credit upon the manufactures Call and see them
ut l07 Main ST rect
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GRAYS, ATTENTION.-Attend a

! GRAYs, ATTENTION.-Attend a
81 regular Company nrilI at Military Hall on FRI
HI DAY night next, at O'Clock.
II As this will probably be the Inst drill previous
to the Encampment. it is very necessary that every
member should be present.
By order of Capt. ELLIOTT.
my l3-2t JNOT ROGERS, Orderly
CTRAWBERkIES On and aft er Mon
~ day. the 18th inst, will receive daily lot OF
fine fresh STRAWBERRIES.
Persons wishing something very nice far preserv-
ing can be supplied with any quantity hy leaving
their orders with me day or two before hand.
BROOKE PLEASANTS,
No. East Main st., between 18th and 18TH
m l.
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QANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH :

CURRENCY REDEEMED We will
" redeem the notes of ali solvent Bauks-not in
"Baukable Funds" bnt in the Precious Mesals .
one Of the most valuable Of which is IRON This
We beye cast in packages C0a-eateptEv arranged Ia
supply the varied demands OF parties "a they mas
require ann are fully prepared to deposite" in any
portion OF the city or country. at shor. notice. and
IN the most workmanlike manner" Also, Tin
Sheet Iron and Corner Work generally nj the Gov
ornor Street Stove Store
my6 GEORGE grARRETT
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FIRE.-The Magnolia House at Bristol, Va, was
destroyed by fire Monday night 1t was insured
for $4,000 in the Lynchhurg COMPANY
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~ To GEsfIEhEy.-I have Just received a sun.
ply OF Boot Fronts and Footings, aiready crimped.
atef Lemoini's finest Calf Skins They are snpe.
riorto any thing of the kind that has ever been in
this city Gentlemen who wish fine pair of Boots
nisde. will do well toeall On ALEX nILL.
Importer and Manufacturer,
~yiz-M III Main street. Richmond.
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THE CREyAssE OPPOSITE NEW oRLEAN

LIE OhE' AScE offOoiIE INV OhLCANS
NEW ORLEANS, May IL The crevasse opposite
this city, has been abandoned. there being no pos.
sibility of closing it. The water is still rising,
with prospect of q general overflow.
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The PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY in session
at New Orleans, has fixed on Indianapolis, as its
next place Of meeti ng.
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Sc MORE FRENCH GooDs Just received, two
asses more Of French Goods direct from Paris.
ALEX HILL, Importer,
myl2-3t I27 Main street. Richmond.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.-,>-< =
- LADIES AND MrLLInsss will nna
ct the LADIEg BAZAAR. No us Broad street,
ans & Esf and BEST ASSIGNMENTS rr,s Z
: 80 of Ribbons F khoMsETs and
EVERY DEsGRIpTIoN a.
Ever brought to this city. o..
~ Selling at low rates. my
~ MAGNIFICENT srocK OF Staple
AVN TsrcY DIRT Goops. selling ut reduced prices
from this date. Our stock embraces seHsi'' "'
''f'" Heavy v and HOUSEKEEPING Goods
f,eautifuI STYLES of Dress Goods ii
De Laipes. Oh allies, Ducals. Lawns
Robes. Silks. &c. &c.
RrlIiants, Linens. and every description OF
white GO DIS Gloves, Hosiery, &C.
o"i A0''0 - LADIES BAZAAR.
mvn-1w No IT'S Broad street.
s6r NEW LAoEs AID EMBRoIDERIEs,
FRENCH COLLARS and SETS
Cambria cs,,sb and Swiss Edgings
Cambria and Swiss Bands
All new styles CHEAP! CHEAPi!
mvI4-1w us Broad street.
nS- FRrsaEs AVID DREss TRIMMINGS
of rich and beautiful styles, just received selling
at lower rates than ever LADIES BAZAAR,
4-Iw us Broad street.
Reg PARAsoLs, Fun SHADES AND La
' LADIES' BAZAAR,
my u-lw IFS Broad street.
CHAs. T. WoRTHAM & Co. call atten-
ton to their sale of Sugar and Moasses. This Morn
ing, on the Dock. my IL
~ACHILLRs AsCoLI, M D., Homo
pathist (iate from New York, aud formerly an Allo
Yat prpctifiODpro present located at No
Grace street two doors from st Pants Church, re-.
specially socits the patronage of the citizens OF
B-Rsferences of the highest responsibility.
my l2-ly*
f6r AUCTION NoTICE Attention is
asked to the sale of Household and Kitchen Purni-
ture, THIS MORNING, commencing az 10 o'Gio S,k.
at the late residence of Mrs Lucy Nichols, dec d,
'O my lit o. tn anu THOMAS W KEEsEE. Auct.
aA- WATER CooLERs.-We have on
hand Of orr own manufacture. the best quality
WATER COOLER, neatly painted Cali ana sup
"! !ou'S'''' KEEsEE & PARIS Pottery,
my Its Corner Of 18th and Cary streets.
RI VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
SOCI ETY-A meeting of the Executive Committee
Of the society requested. at the office OF the prss
dent, in the city Of Richmond. on "WEDNESDAY,
the 10th day of May At 2SsofS yo n President
The following is a list of the members OF the Com
mittee, viz:
CAPTAIN C Dimmock, Richmond
Major Lucius Davis, Henrico;
Geo -ae NJ Savage, Henrico;
J NJ McCue, Augusta
BJ Barbour. Orange;
williams Wickhana, Hanover:
Hill Carter. Charfs City;
Col II b Tomlin, King William;
Baylor Essex;
Gil ri Cabell Richmond;
William Allen. Surry;
Charles Brace Halifax;
Robert Archer Richmond;
Co w Ware, Clarke;
NIB Hill, Richmond. my I0-tl9m
ssy~ Try
Samples
INFALLIBLE
BAKING POWDER
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IMPORTANT NEWS-LArESr FROM TIE UTAH
EXPEDITION

NEW YORK, May 13-0fficial dispatches have
been received here from Brigadier General John
ston. at Camp Scott, dated the 10th March. The
army was well, and in fine spirits General John
ston had information that the Mormons expected
70 intercept aud cut off the supply-trans their
way from Fort Laramie.
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AGENCY IN NORFOLK.

wM. K. FOSTER, ESQ IN The A gent for the DAILY
DTssArcH h Nerfstk. the circulation OF the papei
there having increased TO an extent Demanding yer
sonsi astsution TO iss Distribution. the eeiscuon OF
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my l2-3t
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tA- TYLER & Co.'S l39 Main street, is the only
place in Richmond where the genuine Ambrotype
can be procured. Price from % cents to S25.
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APPOINTMENT OF SOUTH CAROLINA sENA-
SAILING OF THE ARABIA.

CHARLESTON, May ia p Hayne has been ap-
pointed u ). Senator from this State, vice Hon. j.
b. Evans, deceased.
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WASHINGTON, May 13-Gen. Twiggs has been
found guilty of characterization, and sentenced to
be reprimanded. but the Secretary of War in con-
sideration of his distinguished services, and the
unanimous recommendation of the court, remit
ted the sentence.
Gen 7. has been ordered TO resume command of
the Department of Texas. He is now in Wash
ington.
Mr.. p. Christian, of Va, is among the newly ap-
pointed assistant surgeons in the navy.
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ELECTION OF 0FFICERs.-Amoug the officers of the
new Southern Baptist College, to be located at
Greensvil.e, S. c., are Rev. John A. Broadus, of
Charlottesville, Va, President, and Rev. Basil
Manly. il. Of Richmond. Va. Professor.