, 1860-03-31

Il Visit to llse Tomb Of Col. Hardin.
On tnsis return irc,u the funeral cbseluies Of
Gov. B,s*el. the Quincy City Guards stopped
at Jacksocyil: and pail si-i: to the tomb Of
the Iancn,cl Col. IIarJin. The Quincy EAiy
onti Il Brt'ii IN ciyes touching account O: the
event, Nu:n which We cepy il'r following:
Compelled l,y thnse sraund hin. c2rs. lren-
tiss s:rp;sc1 10 the f1unt, the atarS running
down his CHECK, LIE rain. "Guai.l-." sail he,
a. wish could express 10 yon wl'st tr:!. but
carnpt. no n,:n kEc.v Jchn d. Hardin tet.cr
than did. We haze slept in the slma scEt,
uua!r the same blanket; tea :s:srr seen hin,
when Ec thought III. a>i.e5 b:a1Ge lin. cFAnl !
out fru:n cuier oar blanket end rnnIe a:on6d
aud tuck the hl .nset nndsr INC TO KEEP Gu: i!c
Guild ulus:. Again aud agaia have seen hin
70 cut in the storm, =tpung the tents Of his
men, TO see that all were msdr com' 'oria3!e Us
possible, without dissu bing them. lie to''k uie
from tl.e raukA uni made his Adjutapt, aiasi
afterwards get me prompted 10 til: c>,:I1.sand
ofa cor:stany in LIS oEn regiment. Capt AvF-
Ean ard myself Te!e the last rer-ous nho ever
touched The nudy o: tia. Curious MILL We
put hin, in tho hux that he WAS brought honle
III: TITS sash around ny 3fdy IS s.':uEa:td
vi:h the last drops q: bis blood
l;y this time the enot;cns Of ncr brave
Guards were uncomfortable, aud CAPT Morgan
wa3 sohLinS ike n child, wI,h his bead sup
ported uuon the railn; arurni the .cn1b Suw
" and xolenanly VIC l=tt the :.ronnd and re urred
10 The squa.e, and from thence to the cars. The
citizens, hayin. ty tins lime learned what had
transrir. d, were hockiu!. around us. aa'l the
whole city was il Gre v1-t whi11wind ct snihrsi-
asm. We never wines soh suca i drcP lli'prcS-
sion a. this beautiful tncldcnt created. Co!-
John l.. Mcdonnell, Just be:ore VIC left tue de-
pot, cams: forward aud presented, oc be:'al: vi
The .adies, an elegant b"cquet TO Capt. Morgan.
in neat aud fee}in;: spee.h, and As ~ moved
avsy. proposed nj: Z cccr:s FOR Capt. NurSan,
The most accouii li>bed military man II the
State of Ilinei* witch we III erao:'d. st:aiss+
@1so Capt. Ben. prentlss, tie best Orcesly in tbs
Enitei states.
L brief and appropriate address was also
made By the Hon. Eichard Yates, and saothss
By Capt. Morgan, Of the Guards.
The ssxrrrprexx,bIe Cos,1lIct's III the
CAlserHi.y cf Mtsstssspp1-
The Board Of Trustees Of the Cnlyc.sity OF
Mississippi held a mee:in. last week for the
purpose Of inves:i: :4sin= cert lin charges ayalnss
the venerable President Of TIC Ins'ltatl:1, ".
Baznard. 1he President was charged with
Lavin. offered the statement Of negro as eEl"
dence against student Of the University lNT.
TAs members Of the faculty were examined
as Witnesses, and attsr a prutracted examination
Of the facts in the case, tie Board oi Trustees
rendered s6e!F 4ecls'ou, a]441tttHk auE LSa!-
dent. The people ii Oxford, where the Cni-
yersi;y is located, have become gre1:ls excited
at this doubtless highly ,pro:er action Of the
Trustees. Two Of the Southern members Of
tue Faculty have resigned, aad the eu1 is not
get. Says tie Oxford {Niss.) CIi:*a:
ave hare never seen SO much feeling exhih~
tied among our citizens as was aho"n en the
streets Saiurday, and siree tie result ant! Incl:
dents connected vi b the matter have bten d.
yulged. 1t smounts to perfec: storm Of iudigg-
nation against the Northern born Professors
engaged 10 tho Institution. while not few in
pusn The ,notises Of. the Trustees. The people
appeared to be yearly unanimous a.ains. Tie
decision Of the Board
"Ou Monday Professors Cnr!cr 2nd Richard
sou zen. down their resignation as members Of
the Faculty, to Gov. Pettus- The resignation
of these gentlemen leaves ocIy one Sorthsruer
in ths Faculty y-Prof. J. u. Phillips, and it is
thought he will resign"