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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

AceUITrAL ON THE CHARGE or MUnpER.-Louis
IIsch indicted on the charge Of murder, was tried
in the Kings County Court of Oyer and Terminer on
Wednesday. The man killed was Joseph . Neil.
1t appears that on Christmas Day, 1860, Hirsch got
into difficulty with Patrick Kenneday in South
street. John Kenuedss (Pdrick's brother took part
IN the affair, snd struck IIirsch TIE latter stabbed
Kenneday with a knife, inhicting a slight wound,
aud then ran to his fathers house in the street
followed by a crowd, who broke il the door and FOL-
lowed him up stairs. Among tho persona In purs nit
was 0'Neii, who, in attempting to take bold Of
Hiscb, was stabbed in the abdomen FROM the effects
Of which he del. The Court charged In reference To
lie case, that 4 it could be considered jusifable
homicide, il must be under the subdivision OF the
statute where lie act il committed in defense Of ones
self parent, or child, sc. Tie young man and his
parents were attacked By an Infatuated body Of men
too numerous to be resisted by ordinary means; but
10 Justify him, there must have been grouncs to ap-
prehend some serious personal injury TO himsef and
Others aud Il was for the jury to ray if such danger
really existed. Tie jury rendered verdict Of Not
guilty"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

GoUoH.-Our readers will not forget that John d.
Cough lectures tonight at the Cooper Institute, fof
the Ladies Union Aid Society. Subject, Lights
aud Shadows Of London Life"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

DEPARTURE OF LABoRERs.-The stesmer Atlas.
chartered by the Government, left Pier No. NORTH
r Yer yesterday with three hundred laborers, whs
have been engaged to work in the irtrencbments n
Maryland and Virginia, for ninety cents day and
found it being Advisable to give the soldiers itds
more drill aud somewhat less digging.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

RATES or TAIATIoS on PROPERTY IN THE CITY
or BRooKLrs.-Tbe tx levy for the year 1862
being completed the following the rates aPPOr-
tiored 10 the different wa, ds upOu 500;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

ST. LUKE's HosPITAL.--rhe friends Of St. Luks's
Hospital are invited 10 attend ia Anniversary, III the
Chapel of tie Hospital, Fifty fourth street and FaA
avenue, ut 3 clock this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

TaE UNIVgRsAL WRISGER.-Tbis is useful little
eontnvauce for the laundry, manufactured 10y the
Metropolitan Washing Machine Company. 1t con"
rSs Of couple Of vulcanized rubber n Hers sci IN
frame with thumb screws TO regulate The pressure,
and CLAMPS by which it is attached to the side of the
wash tub. The family linen being washed. The
iauudress has only TO pass it Though the rollers
when it is ready Tor the drying room. Tire process
il simple, expeditions ard wcst effective, tie mols-
tuIe being expressed FROM the garments 80 thorough!
that they are almost reaoy for roning at once, wts
the bers Of the cloth are saved from the wear and
tear Of he old method. Compared With !and-wring'
ing il il great labor saver, and Judging from whai
we have Teen Of it, the machine will soon pay for ~
self 10 the enhanced durability Of the garments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

A NEw STEAM BATrERY.-Nr. Bonlands, fof
mcrly Of the firm of Sneeden & Co., shipbuildeFst
ia now constructing at bis ship-yard, GreenPont an
iron steam-bausry to be bullt on novel principle.
which Is expected to he very formidable engine OF
war, eier for ofense or defeuse. IL Is beng bum
by private enterprise ard viii be rendered TO tes
Government when completed. Tie buliter deelines
TO give further particulars AT present. Several
hundred men ARE employed in the work, aid Tie
battery will be ready within three months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

SEIzUREs-By order Of the Surveyor Of TIE Pors.
tie schooner d. F. Keeling was seized yesterday
morning by the revenue officers. she bss been ",
ing some time in port under surveilaDce OF the In
spectors, and is owned wholly in New-Oreans.
The Surveyor Of the Port yesterday learning thai
two or more large cases belonging to VIM. c. Pre-
ton late United States Minister 10 Spain, and now
General in the ReteI army, had been brought totbl
port by The ship Geraiania, from Havre. ne csased
them 10 be removed 10 the Public Store. Tue csset
were discovered while the cargo Of che ship was be.
ing discharged yesterday. One of the packages 10
very large, probably containing Pres.ons dipls
matc carriage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The EVENING ScHooLs.-!The public Evening
Schools of this city will open on Monday evening
Dis; inst in the following school houses No. l. cor
uer Of Concord and Adams No. in No. Warren
street; No 4 10 No IS Remsen street. No. S in No.
~ Adelpbi street; No. in No. 10 Gowanus; NO
in No. 25, WalwOrth street; Colored School in
acbool-house in Wiloughby street, The Board of
Education expresses the desire that all young men and
not in attendance upon the day echoos should
attend the evening schools. The Winter term of the
free evening schools in WilIiameburgh commences
at tho following school-houses: 40. H. corner of
Fifth and North Fifth Streets No. 3, No. II Fifth
street; No 6, in Greeupont. At these schools every
fac y viii be exendediOr the improvement Of thcse
who attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
CITY ITEMS

DoAHD OF CousciLMEs.-The Board had a very
brief session last evening. Resolutions wsr. re-
feried that the Street Commissioner have repass
made to hou,e of Hoss Compsny No. 5; that thS
Controller pay engineers of Steam Engine Compa-
uies Nos 7, 8, 49, 49, 46, and AZ; and thas the uas
of Jefferson Market ArmoFy be granted TO tie 31S
Regiment. Adjourned to Monday.
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O. Basns Eon StRtrr InRRoyENrsr..-The

he gu.riL COMMITTEES Of the C~ss.-- o~~,'1r 20 = han
rrI,rr-1 4 Of asraSnis NJ csItaE' 90" - ~"
- -. -, - ia sept l. 1851, reported 81 the LAt
meeting, the clowias rrsoiutiOu:
R.,ed TIA ths Mayor Controller. sad City CLERK, be
and thfy h.rehr directed s.B- under the city zeal
tonds or he Of principal and s,rrs, tli ~
the es trsnlas I'D payable 10 20 yeas ou their
date wish iutItsf per cent per auuun payable s"u
lBnayssld Donds a. he sU-d undrr ard pUrsrAn' sni
subject 10 az tie pToyoH' 81 the Of che Legislature.
entitled ct relative "a local upfoVsuelt 10 the City OF
BrooLlyu pus.-d phi ". l'bl.
The ssaaisn adopted only krce votes being cAs 10
the negative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

DESPERATE AYTKAY.-rwo men, named John
H,unsfy Hn,h DOME IT, residing g. on, housr In Conu
biz ,,s- Pacific. 60, into hsht Nedu- ,day i.L
IN hrh DounrY bstirn badly 18th rht a. 90 De
considered ~ d,pgroas condition. lie sAsn q tho
Long aad Coes- bOs.l aud ns0asiy u.iItsd ~
1ssit tie Iv.ul. 81 he T. jufies.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE U.s. 1851.

chaplain Of the regiment made appropriate addr ss
In German. The sceno wa truly impressive: While -
ceremony was progressing, the poor broken nesrted
New York when she heard hst her companion had been
wounded, was sitting 10 Q tent n proximity to the
ss s's % 70 al
10 shed tears The deceased was wounded while
In the act Of pointing cannon at Big Bethel, and
and taken to Yorktown On he arrival q his wife here
abe applied 10 Gen. Butler for truce, In order that she
might 80 hence TO see her husband Gen. Butler posi-
lively refused her request. BY some means tho poor
woman managed Yorktc vn but only to learn Of
the death and burial Of her husband. which occurred
few hours previous. The rebels treated her with much
Kindness, and deeply ~ mpathzed with her in her mis-
fortune.
Col sendix, Of the steuben regiment, Seventh reg-
ment New York Volunteers hns asked for Court Of In
curry, for The purpose Of indicating himself from un
Just aaperBions his ability In the Of the late I'M
fortunate collision between his command and the Third
affair at Big Bethel Tho Colonel feels greatly incensed
u the attempt made to throw the blame hts regiment
for the bunder and he has assured his friends that he
win place the blame whore II properly belongs.
The gunboat Mount Vernon arrived here yesterday and
after lying at anchor few hours proceeded to Newport
News.
The gunboat Day light arrived from Newport News;
the gunooat Star from cruise and the Quaker City,
Lane will leave here day for New York, 70 exchange
her present armament for guns OF heavier caibre The
frgatss Minnesota and Cumberland are stu here also
gunboat Anacoeta. The latter occupies poetion be
tween the Rip Raps AID 6ewals Point.
The crew Of the privateer Savannah were, on Sunday
ane IsDssr .ooH place Of Fsss 4
roe. The pirates all heavily roned. At half past
four O'Clock the afternoon the Harriet Lane started
prisoners to the proper authorities for trial
On Sunday morning last the whole Of Colonel Cars
regiment, with the exception Of one company, left For
hess Monroe On scouting expedition When our In
formsns left the ortrese at four O'Clock H. the Same
day, they had not returned.
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who trusted both sides so freely and h1noyaby
gentleman who preceded did fare quite 80 we'll
&c Landed the island and up the FORT whore
he represented himself DO the CORRESPONDENT Of an
American journal. But his Of himself WAS not
deemed satisfactory. He cent of TO the fleet Pre-
sently there came over flag OF truce from General
Bragg, with warrant signed by justice Of the pesca
for the correspondent on charge Of felony but the
writ did not In FortPiokens The officers regarded
the message clever ruse TO get back spy and tina
correspondent still In dIance vile in SAFETY, the
case may be on board the squadron.
RETURN TO MOBILE.
All sails filed, the Diana stood up toward the Navy
Yard once in the glare OF the setting gun. The
sentnes along the battery and beach glared with
surpsee the achooner, with her flag Of truce still
Tying, past them The pier gwep. tn TIE glass
ter the Mobile gentlemen they were not visible.
Halloa Mr.. Captain. what's that you're a. ~ Hs
mate was waving the Confederate flag from the deck.
IT'S only signal, Sir, to the gentlemen shore"
Wave some other flag, then, while there's . Tag of
truce flying, and while we In these waters" After
backing and filing for time, the party des-
cried In the distance. Again. the watery skir sent
e and IN few minutes they were permitted, thanks to
their passes to come Oh Bone confidential pereon had
info med thorn the attack certainly coming on in
very pbort time They were anxious 10 stay they had
seen friends ut Pensacola, and full OF praises OF
the quaint old Spanish settlement" but mine IT, un.
fortunately not excursion OF pleasure, and IL
peraive that should wkste time. Everything had
been seen that neceeeary for my purpose Was
beyond my TO state the reasons which led me TO
think NO light would take place. for doing would have
been TO beray confidence. And 70 parted company:
they to feast their eyes the lombard eatend il
they only are near enough to see IT, they VIII heartily
regret their curiosity, or am mistxkenand to
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-Nv--s @~~-- - .-t.~es s~--.-s---.-.>s
Arrivals and Departures.


xrs Dsriel, Or Guild snd VIE rsfang And wife 1Ts
Hursce ard mily DR. Ju.n Kcheverrs. Gray Horace
hIsoss sardna, 9 Gardner, d Custer Sen smey-
hu6sTr =, Or u weiiz Capsin Saiooy rad family, Z
thy's'y yahr Crsg, " selog, Wa rcurae Watt
General &cDongal ard family. j & tria, ~, Tinoa,
s,d,I ll.,s ssrown MSS Martin srs Rorn
~ ,i S,aasm Nis Meyer IN Adrian, Judge Camybelk p
9usGi hum ard oife p Miner, NJ K.nbsL. q Babe
Mr. Piun Asx orrt joe Bailey Ed wards and IA
man, Nilen Lieut. Turner and 100 in the Storage
HAyAsA-s SIN ship Co.nbis Colonel and Mrs Winthrop
Mrs King Gibson, hts IgnAtus fsnas.
antono del Fsla sia u children and servant;
ras, MS !. Lueeh Y sopther 4 xoag Einguers Al
,crrss L Ameda Antonio N Aoss " Ariles and Lady
krs Ferry tor aid sevvsrt y ebs er, lady three chill
ard servant lrrsdcto Renrra, j nmoni and
lady, Two Misses ;m n Koght, lgnatus Arrets. Miss Ar
'ady, pafies II Hoagsos osswiss & i Lsek zsod.
e sprr Ferrot,e., c,vef fho-p, Jas17y Smith,
Min'r, Josqu,n y o,anntes 4 Fernandez d Peetfsh
btrsy Fang : Etetsp JOHN leighton Pont 2atter,
Loett at Kelly, chatFr ~ Webster, n Ben lie
ystes siood ianmao ie!isghor. aess J S,onaer,
A whnen, couten, t.gp's N We Bottano Mr5 Boi:
cia. Donsth. Ranms j rspp. oSrien. II Rolhmsn.
Wolf acht ely u ept home by the United states
Consul
HAyAsA- Steamship he SOON sanders U Woodswor.h
herles Morgan, e,don Matnnoz Jantnus. n Pc
NJ si.es Dcubc'., MARTINEZ Juan de- Cires Nj
efteier Mr. Smart senc Fernando opss dsl Ier,,lla
VT r'tche MIR edc Mr. lon an ana lady, Mr. umner,
SINNERS y sanaera z, alley Mr. eonayd. Mr. Levy, W
Wiley MI fhe Er Yaa. q M p yast, Cant 3 B Usher
G., rrass, Cap &urehs. r # Eioes ] E Rensr5 Cart
SUSSEX sLd evsn', I"'en-, lsws Smith, VIM Renond.
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Mk..t fLLAV ECES.
ErrFcrs OF IRREGULARITIES AvoTDEO.

EFFFCTs OF IRREGULARITIES AVOIDED.
zoo much eating ard d. kit rev habits modes OF
fe oMh produce IN the 10 teIs general
feahh II he system Hu Brani;eh's fills i'll cure
'be stcU arb IL egin - enRth aod heshy Of
be syst WIN be restored No mscsnes are equal ia
Illness to the
BfArDkEtH'S PILLS. Il
8kANDRETNS UNIVERSAL sALNE Lid ~
ALLCOcE'S Porous PLAsTERS.
livery IF tie Fire Forever hsd COX of .andreth.
Pr boz Of Universal alive and ilscck's Porous
IN their patsck y expens. And n this
fsv Dsy be- attributed The Of any THE reg eut
fIcm thu bcspfsl
solder Should boz % vrsndrc his plls b3x
o. ssye nd p"e Of tor "a sster they sire 70 be
wefui, oftco ne trv'rg
sold n the p',r-'oa Office. a9i Canal street
~ "a Lion sqpsEe.
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KANSAS CRY, Mis-. June "A, 1851.
horrible disaster occurred at Wyandot, Ksusss yes-
krday, by The falling IN Of the walls Of two buildings
and part q third burr ing all the inmates, some forty
persons. The buildings four stories high and stu
ated Oh the levee They had previously been used as
teeys
Yesterday Captsin Haynes, with . company Of forty
men, entered the building for the purpose Of drilling,
preparatory to being the United Stes SER
vice, when the centre wall OF the building suddenly
gave wsy, plunging the whole company beneath the
nasa Of ruins. number were instartly killed. on4
German, name unknown, died after being liberated
Ooe man had both legs and broken, and twelve
or thirteen others were slightly injured Some escaped
without bruise Tha loss on the building is NOT Known
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Seizure OF an Alleged SLAYER ut Green-
port, L. I.
OUR GREENPoRT CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR GREENPoRT CORRESPONDENTS.
GRyxspoRr, L l., June 25, 1851.
The Bark Augusa Seized on Suspicion
The bark Augusta, 800 tons Cate wha.er from Sag
HArbor), which bought about three weeks ago by
A. 0sksitb Of New York city, j. Appley OF southold,
and Others and brought this port where she has sn,e
early this week. was seized yesterday afternoon by
Deputy Mayshss Horton apd Smith, suspicion OF being
intended for SLAYER Fer matches have been sssled
and IL Is expected that she win DO lowed 10 New York
tonight by the steamer Massachusetts for exc unaon
and tra Deputy Horton IL confident OF her condemna-
ton but ID believed that far her outfits are con-
cerned nothing out Of tho usual and regular course pur
sued IN ttipg vessels for whaling has trarspred here
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Suspicious Steamer Seen on Cape Rev.

NJ
A screw steamship YES made out south Of r.ps Rae
on Friday she ssoad in towards the land, br. wouG II
answer the sigma made by the operator, on ~
was seen, sixteen miles west Of the Cape, ,nder SAIL
standing northwest Fer movements are regarded as
French war steamer,
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ouR ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.

LETTER FROM soLDIga.
Eoar JEgp sl> SOW, Tos1fiAs Iure . lss;
Ff4yit Of e Gzrrssr g. &c. # Je5f7-so'e .Aey RI.
-4JLeT ne Full o. sam1sr--7. t.f@ ~ On. DC.
40 We s.in ye,rtpir ara.s,e.-L pcss4ssior q this
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LETTER FROM A PRIZE MATTER

ZEE Following letter from the master o. tie Prize
"res. King, &c merchant n.s city, gyes sonae par
cuass OF the capture. Inc vessel captured by the
Ci ussder, OF Tic Gulf sq1airon;--
KEY TEsT June y, Is6i
NA SRI oecomee painful duty to inform you
that inc to7ass Kirg oarg been taken fran nv
chare ana prize usst.- md cre9 S1t on board 70
lake sr to New Yorx While tlyseg NV mates go nan
sno son boy, have been ordered hor1s nv tho
propse Hafkersburg Tn leave in cay or txo In COW OF
aaotbar Teoeler for Sey 7o, Tho propeller T. 70 "a
have u Iharned. is The ChsBapeaye ~
We ca Nd il here FOR supplies .he I3.a yester Law
having tod By boarding offer az Pensac Ia s-,.a
tie s.eaa lp HunsrNe and ago.bxr f1od the S.b,ne
tha. we O. come u here sad get stppes, aud sso AZ
sea by IN t. d states south Carolina tha Wa
could do co Game az 70 'as pa;e after having been
earned frc q entering PetasSola Or sny otrer Dor,
south Of 6. ne Sa,swa'e. siispy FOR supplies, and
.hIee Of IN o:has ad o,i Sefo.e keeping syay
60 .Cme IN 'f.er he got .eGra we gAre soid sFs
might n nd sss xhat m'got need as Il, part
the haras Of the federal govoroxent
hay.> written Fish, Robinson Co more fully than !
IAN yo1 and tod lem VIC I'D cot rire 20 sre 20
yeu ct New Yor ard osggei then 70 write 70 We. 81
nnce that OF might n'crni Stsys Roks s. c. and y,
concerned. They kaae taken al p@peIs and pre.e1l
% think baye bcsss lldns eomna,nicat on x,;L lhe
enemy az The, Bai1e And the old Ii IN who takes Ter
nome az or 70 ,sster SAD he afraid 70 ava nee ara
az nv crew carn homo II the vessel with b ia c,r e
might make an al emp. 10 rescuc bof from nm Tolrs
truly, FaoEAs PERRY
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THE REBELLION.

LooNt;S cED FROM y lRsr pAeEl
Neneras fe,s .nem etears zee, theYa being a9pansn
The three ussted schooD Ar Ernat Wing on the l3sh,
20 New S,t.ess with cargo CT coffee, from Rio, was
seszcd % Lieutenant Or Iven OF the steamer CRUSADER,
ttih, :, New York
sSs brig Mount Vernon, Lieutenant Gleason, arrived
10 tho IStn rom ~ rt Pvens and the mouth OF the Mis-
sss,pp', Siln Inc steerst ag Parkersburg in tow.
fne o-Ik - Speartu Capt Rogers, arrived the 1ath
80 - IA OF the mississippi, with prize crew from
ne steamer 20 Tbatan She had been seized prize,
vas 80 nos Eevioan ordered Of Our own opinion is
as shs - lot NV ful prize nor the Forest king. We
s wso tne decj lion OF the Prize Commissioners Of
YIN with 9f at interest, fer similar cases win bs
, ~ nsse waters during the war. Should MOI
se1ed oy the naval authorities in this district b
ort and adjudicated in the United State
. ot couftM Key WestY OF what court here
49, 40 We organization Instituted by government
shvers wa' (, 90 ntss-S,sa9 "
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For The Carton.
Sympathy.
Oh! how its mellow cadence strikes the strings
OF the deep feeling Of the inmost soul,
And stirs them un to music TO Heaven


Oh! how its mellow cadence strikes the strings
OF the deep feeling Of the inmost soul
And stirs them up to music, to Heaven"
Celestial visitant, spread thy soft, and
breezy pinions over our saddest moments,
gid our darkness with the bow Of prom
Use, extract the venom from the tongue
of SANDER and malevolence, and bid US
hope, even on the borders of despair. Oil
how cherries would be our earthly abode
without thy hallowed presence. That
spark from the divinity within our
bosom, that glowing, frightening gem of
paradise, flashes its rays around in search
of other rays where with to mingIe. There
Is a sweet variety in mental magnetism,
little known to minds cast in a sordid,
selfish mould. 1t is the purest earthly
pleasure mortals known. The dear cleo
trio thrills which run from heart to heart,
when kindred spirits meet, form some Of
the brightest links in the magic chain
which binds us to the skies. have no
fancy for the feeling which can dictate
such wish as this:
~oh for aIodge in some vast wilderness"
Misanthropy is written on its face, and its
opposite bears the stamp of Heaven. We
are social beings God made US so, and to
be otherwise is to question his wisdom, and
libel human nature.
Many times the reflection of knd
heart upon our own, robs our sorrows OF
half their bitterness, and doubly refnes
our joys. IT'S delightful to read the
book of virtue; It's charming to hold
converse with the mighty intellects which
have adorned this exalted province of the
King of Heaven. The daily duties which
devolve upon US are, or ought to be {
source of real pleasure, but all those fai
to make our satisfaction complete. The
animated countenance, the speaking.eye
the kindly glance, are indispensable. Oh
ten have l seen tears Of JOY suffuse th,
eyes OF a person in deep afiiiction, at
manifestation of sympathy. The sou
may be enveloped in darkness, storms o
woe may beat upon it, and the gloriou
termination of nature, which gives nev
life to all things else, the bursting sun
shine, anything in creation, may fail t,
bring it light; but the consciousness tha
we are loved, the pleasant smile of |
friend, the beaming faces of dear ones
will Danish care, and cause joy to spring
up in the gloomiest hours. Then why
not cultivate social feelings and habiti
when they bring so much pleasure, pluck
so many thorns from our path through
life, and strew it with beautiful, and frag
rant vases.
There is happy land where envy, de
traction, and all the wicked sisterhooo
will be banished, where friends viii
know and love each other, without an in
tervening cloud, and the seals Of perfee
ton, and perpetuity will be placed on al
their Heavenly intercourse.
VIRGINIA.
| SHANNoNDALE, Mss.
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Justices Wayne and Campbell.

We have been expecting the resigna-
tions of the Hon. James NJ. Wayne, of
Georgia, and the Hon. John A. Campbell,
of Alabama, as Associate Justices of the
Supreme Court of the United States, on
the ground that no citizen of the Con-
federate States can retain an Office so
honorable and lucrative, while the Black
Republican party has control of the Gov
eminent. It has been rumored several
times, that Justices Wayne and Campbell
intended speedily 10 resign, and to cast
their fortunes with their respective State
Governments, as their pride of character
dictated. But we learn that they con.
slider it advisable to remain on the 'Fede.
raj Bench for two-fold reason-frst, tc
prevent vacancies which would be filled
by Black Republican successors, and So
condly, to participate in the adjudication
Of any matter which may possibly come
before the Court touching the sovereignty
Of the Confederate States, and the char
acter of the Government which they have
established. In this light their conduct
is greatly relieved from the prejudice
which would otherwise attach to theil
names.-So'aherR Recorder.