Smyrna times., 1866-08-08
THE NEWS.

go !'u' cHtloh, ara put one in the Who'll
nttte IN the interest of loyal mcn. He adds
III ~ our SlGGti'n M IN August the rebel elemcn
VIII nave 1ull control, excepting, perhanS IN
Few northwestern counties The feeling towar'
congress Is more hostile than during fbe yya,.
anu hatred OF Union soldiers and Union man !;
a matter OF ambitious pride. 7 would h.,
called session of the Arkansas Tpg;Sl,tI'no
mad 1t been possible to have procured n omor,l,n
p1t Iroih deaths, designations, and removals r.
other States, 1t could not have been had
regret TINS much, as the Legislature to hc nloo+
Gu VIII De chosen from rebels who have don,
good service in the war;" u0P'
y cincinnati paper says: "Mong Cbaw Toc
mas brought suit against the Nnskinrnm
hlVer packet J H. Best, because he was re-
FUSED seat at the first table on that boat, last
;i weeHi Z on on winch ne was passenger having
person. He lays his damages 1t S5.O00. f.,
-, mental and bodily anguish suffered" Mono
Ghaw Loo Is native of Burmah, in Asia .
lie Is about p years of age, and has been :,
this country about eight years. obtaining On
eG1catlo9 eia The steamer was placed under
$4,000 bonds. 1--0'i
Hon. IT, IL. Pendleton and G. L. Vallandie-
nam spoke at Lexington, Ky, on WednesdaT
IN favor OF Duvall, the candidate for CInrl- ~
the Court of Appeals. They assured the KoO-
lucky supporters of this candidate that tho
Northern Democratic Party were in tborcngL
sympathy with them. The speakers. in tonc6.
ing upon the general situation claimed thatthe
war hau settled nothing, and that the question
OF State Rights was still the issue.
Several thousand colored people Of Mem
PMS on the Ist INST, celebrated the Jamaica
emancipation, and elected delegates to the
4tate Convention. The procession marched
through the principal streets, No disturbance
occurred. ut st. Louis the day was observed
by the colored people of the city. incIuding
several benevolent societies and a company Of
old soldiers, about sixty strong. After narod-
ing the principal streets the procession march
ed 10 C0ncorIla Park, where a general ioIlif-
cation With speeches, music, Sc, was had.
At political barbecue at Huntsville. Mo
on Saturday last, the United States flag was
ordered to be pulled down, and it was accord.
lngiy lowered and borne off in disgrace amidst
yel!s Of derision from the crowd. The fac be-
Ionged to the Ninth Missouri Militia.
GENERALS OF TIE UNITED STATES AMY
-Ihe Nenerals OF the regular army now rank
in order Of their names in the following list .N
ten. Ulysses 5, Grant; Lieutenant General
William J.; Sherman; Major Generals Henry
W, Haleck, George g. Meade, Philip Sheri-
dan, George IL. Thomas, Wingeld S. HancocI.
Brlgadler Generals Irwin Mcdowell, William
;. Rosecrans, Philip St. George Cooke. John
Pope, Joseph Hooker, John NJ Scbo6cM
Oliver .. Howard, Alfred Ii. Terry, 4. O O.
Ord -' w. "
Of all these, General Terry, the cantor Of
Fort Fisher, is the only officer drawn froD,
civil life. All the others were educated at
West Point, but were in civil life when the
war broke out, having resigned from the army
after the Mexican war. '
Who Owns THE CHILD ?-Tbe AtIan+, IT, |
t"Higencer lays before the public the stor,y 81
lost child that wishes to find its parents T.
appears that during General Sher,nan's groat
march down to the sea, little girl six
years Ofage, followed the Union army. althongh
from what part OF the country she came none
OF the soldiers were able to tell. She bGcaYmo
a great pet among the soldiers, and remainnd
with the marching columns until they rrnrLrd
Savannah, and then, turning northward fna.
" encampcd at Smithfeld, North Carolina
Here lady, who had a little girl Of abouf tba |.
same age as the wandering chifd, induced tho
soldiers to give the truant to her, andshe has {
been at Smlthtieldeycr since As She is ,nv.
Gus TO mud her parents, her romantic history |
Ias been given to the public, in the hope thai q
hey may learn her whereabouts. ,
The DEATH OF AN ITALIAN PATRIOT. =
rlGf announcement by the cable Of the death =
I the Italian patriot Farni, has by some been II
Interpreted to mean Mazzini. There is, how a.
yer. an Italian patriotic writer named Carlo tC
iulPI Farlnl who was born at Russi in tho pa :;
al States, on October 22d, lS22. and stnjicJ u
ledicnc at Bologna He was at an carv a~a Il
ardent Liberal politician, and was several w
mes banishcd from the Papal States. wb;l"t u,
other times he held office under the panai n
Jvernmcnt. He appears to have BELONGED to f'
faction which opposed Mazzini, and unon y
le advent OF the latter to power removed to h,
uscany and afterwards to Sardinia. Here he a
lbhshcd n"w-lapcr, and soon became y NJ
bnct plL"er and mcm5er Of Parliament. and ~
as conspicuous for his advocacy oflibcraI con- tL
ltutlonal principles His chief literary work vi
4s a lil,,.ry .. .a. Roman States from ISI5 so
80 -;..a'cd into the English nh
nguage and published IL London in lSjg nm nn a
n the auspices Of Mr. Gladstone. He has ~,
50 written a continuation of Botta's History NJ;
Italy, and many valuable political and medi- IN,
essays. The circumstances of his death. if th,
Is really the person whose disease is announc M,
Oy the cable, have not yet transpired
EATING Ice CREAM Halls Journal Of fre
'aith says: Never eat ice cream Immediate w
after eating meal. 1t destroys all the heat sty
the body, which is needed to digest the
VI. Deaths have frequently been caused by Sta
$ common practice, and disease is often bred COZ
1T. No one should cat ice cream before two lilo
lrs after ileal. his
\ Coon LAVA new law in Connecticut bal !
inc the iIl cle clline OF pro- ea(
;. Ihls is very excellent law, and one il cr;h or
DC hoped, will soon be enacted in Mary U.ip vaI,
Nh. MIR. vallqndigham n
:, Mr. yanderbilt!'' ID
cl& Imagine the excitement the Conyep rect pc
calling the ra will listen to its Secretary road
,o, C,boI,, '''e oelegates. day
w. one SsS Of 9Ss late of the Confederate priv
is making speeches iSes in faxor OF Fort m was
lL1ou' l1 Ocn: tcohn a, Logan is mat;no begi
.caes against Alin' The reader NAV JraJS New
H4ierehce' of W
all at ,Tschudy's for good Cottonodos NJ ed il
and Calieoes at low prices. s''0naaeS' Mus aske
then