Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-16

M,soNKY-The New Orleans Bulletin paysa mcritel conpI
the Masonic Fraternity the United States That paper
says:
Here is body composed classes and profcs
tics existing every State OF the Union, together
aud exhibit among themselves the utmost harmony Of feeling and
action No word Of opprObrum from the lips OF any
to insult and wound the feelings another No fierce ansthema
Of sections is heard No extravaganza INDUCED in Every
political enemies meet face 70 face, and shall know by
their sections words that they do not belong the party
Reigonists most oppose embrace each other in the arms Of
exalted charity. Fanam finds entrance into the society
ote Brotherhood. Not Of dsor dsturbs the waters ohe
temple plunge the abyss Of atheism rant
shocks the moral Of mankind. No revolutionary hydra
send the tornado over the fair face Of society"
The Bulletin then why it Christian Churches do not
profit by the example afforded them by this phlanropc frae
nifty. Quoth the BUzlaiH:
But what is the secret OF their unanmty Of their harmony
Of their rOhery love- Of the conservative front which, without
remOr- they maintain, amid the general commoOn, hatred and
fanatesm existing around thF II is found it seems to strike
us, in ole WOrd-ToLERATIoS."
PowER OF rHE lMAarSA1Ioy-The Alarksvlle Ga Central
OrgqH, of the e9h Of June, has the following:
some nights since death occurred in certain portion Of
parish, which brought about in a strange
Committed suicide This 50 effected her that She often Of morn.
ing that the ghost Of the had during
and stated that hereafter when she should attempt
drink her food and water would choke her And strange
whenever any nOurishmeu anything
invariably choked. This continued for twenty days when
died from pure These gen
tlenan Of uBdOubtsd yeraciJy.
Thedeah lady should undoubtedly be attributed
imagination. Dr. NOBLE, in lecture at Manchester, England,
some years since the Dynamic Influence Ideas related
Of Mons. BOUTBoUsE French svant lustra
ton power the imagination, and the incident nocey
the Louisiana paper belongs the class Mons BOU
BoULE served NAPoLEONs army the battle Of Wagm,
in 1909 him had terribly hinne
at nearly isolated While the loading his
muske be shot down by hail. he supposed. His
impression that the ball had passed through his legs below his
knees separating them from the thighs he suddenly
shortened he believed the Of foot
His body feel backwards the ground the
petey paraed by the shock. Thus he lay motOnes among
the wounded and dead during the Of the night daring
move muscle, no
pain, attributed the stunning effect the shock
the brain and nervous system.
early dawn he aroused by Of the medical staff
came help matter with you
my good fellow" asked the surgeon. All ender
you" replied Mons. BoUuBoUsE "a
red of legs The surgeon examined the limb referred
and then giving him good shake, said with joyous laugh,
up with you, you have nothing the matt with you" Mons
LIGHTHOUSE Immediately spang up in utter establishment
frmy legs which thought lost for ever He
had him. He had indeed been shot down BY
oannonbsll, cutting legs as he firmly be-
had the ball had passed under his poEng
foot in depth, into which suddenly
then fell backwards giving him the idea een thus
by the loss Of his legs impression retained
about hours Hadhc believed prouse flow Of blood
result his imaginary wound he would undoubtedly,
died.