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New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
ITALY.

SARIBALDI'S MOVEMENTS-THE RELATIONS BE-
TWEEN FRANCE AND ITALi-THE RADICALS
RECoILING FROM COALITION.
From OuI Special Correspondent co .. =, ,oe-
Garibaldi continues to keep friends and foes
alike on the qa rice few days since several OF the
most important newspapers of the peninsula anlrmed
that yielding at length 10 the entreaies OIL his own
narty the General had consented to return 10
Camera in order on the one hand, to deprive the
French Emperor of all preteXt for intervention ana
On the other TO leave his friends free to carry out
such measures as might best conduce to the settie
,nent of the much-vexed Roman question. La france
giving full credence to the affirmation puDshed ltS
inpertinent leader. In Nourd AsPromonte. IN whlco
Ratazzi is Landed to the skies for this his Secohd
victory over the hero of the two WORLDS, ana the
last vote of the Chamber III which the Government
Is enioined to compel all parties TO observe the terms
Of the Convention of Sept Is, is sent to the ar
cbiyes TO keep company with that other vote which
proclaimed Rome the capital of Italy" And
not only the adversaries, but many OF
the friends of the General, were taken H.
aud one. who | should have thought well informed
wrote 70 me fiom Florence only the day before yes
terdav : Set yonr mind at rest go to switzerland
as soon as YOU choose; 6. returned TO his neIItasS
as soon as his visit TO the Cole al Ersd was oNei %
srho,, the Mediterranean is between hiIn ana thyy
Unmars they will cool down for season at ieaS;
ID o The same day received line from Garlbaldi
p;mset dated s Cecilia Sienna Come here WITHIN
the next days and you % 9a bef 1RS Florence
.eT IL l'o ,'ns e deluded into believing what many OF
ony own WIN people IRISH and therefore choose to believe
old reGR PNs say
the va ,He Won't stay The Romans are unanimous
S Sseptpeatng him to remain Come 70 US IL ySbe y,be
cant let Us 1s yS% mSpr and
T1Ikns iE We are progressing the Papal police arrest
rsgbt ,soft and lett bat they strike in the DARK now
that all parties are unanimous inS tn' ne wonder
fn1Iv' The boIy oonfraternty have whGeSone ONT
dread of going kingdom come eas IL Is 4oH N Cipher S
t fro,o Rome 10 Garibadi but they could not Ioa'
H. and the report that the out6urs was liked i0I Sne
12th August was prstuitOus invention OF the news
pagers Matters stand. iQ reality, preWy meVD ~
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06

there II is that peace will be decided on Ma
poleOn III. and Francis Giuseppe met last at VITA
franca. The Debdts, in its German correspondence
informs us that these arguments are to be discussed
by the Emperors. First there al many things to be
settled anent the Mexican question-the claims OF
the old creditors of the Mexican Government. the
rights or wrongs of the holders of the Maxi
milan loan. Secondly, the Eastern question,
the Candan instruction being considered
but q prelude to a general revolution III the
European provinces of Turkey. Russia no longer
speaking of the dissolution but of the dismember-
ment of the Empire, England apparently Offering no
further opposition, it behooves France and Austria
to look to their diggngs-menaced as they are by
Russia, on the Black Sea, in the Mediterranean ana
positions created for Austria and the Southern States
by the peace of Prague. Evidently Austria hopes for
some compensation for the loss OF Venice ana the
Napoleon Ill, hoping that the compensation viii
cover the loss of Macmillan also seems by no means
disnclined TO assent.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. SHERIDAN.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 5-A teer from New
Orleans says Gen Sheridan will lea ere tonight by
railroad He will probably arrive here late saturday
night and will be met at the depot by the Committee OF
Reception, and escorted to the Southern Hotel The pub
lie demonstration will not take place until Monday
night when there will grand torchlight procession
embracing the different posts Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic, civic societies, and the citizens generally.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
EVENING SESSION.
LOSS OF THE GEORGE CROMWELL.

KEY WEST, Sept 5.-The steamer George
Cromwell. from New Orleans fos New-York with cotton,
&C. was lost of Indian Key on the 81 inst She broke her
shaft in stern bearings leaving her open, and
causing to sink Her passengers, 80 IN ALL saved
The George Cromwell had 270 bales OF cotton, which were
saved dry the other portion of her was damaged
Her master hopes to save the vessel by the aid Of steam
pump
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
THE NEW CABLE FROM CAPE BRETON TO NEW
FOUNDLAND.

NORTH SYDNEY, Cape Breton, Sept. 4-The
new Cable manufactured by the Telegraph Construction
and Maintenance Company for the New York Newfound
land and London Telegraph Company has just been sue
cessuly laid Placenta, Newfoundland and this
place. thus completing route from Nova Scotia to
the Atlantic Cables to work In connection with new lines
now being constructed by the Western Union Telegraph
Company The Cable has been tested and proves to be
one of the most perfect ever made.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
coxvrvr1oS OF TOBACCO TRADERS.

PrrrsBuRGH, Sept. 5.-The members of the
Cincinnati Trade Association at the late fair held at that
- id call for Convention of TobaccolManufac-
Of the United States to meet at Cleveland on the
nth Of september This call is signed by parties IN the
trade throughout the West The arraneeneh's iof 'nc
,oce ~ meeting have been perfected ana every
p,roe p,ane Il, ~ in resdiness for the Convention
ST. LOUIS, sept sThe Tobacco Of this city
Conversion 10 be held IN Cleveland Oh the l7tb inst
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
THE DJsMAL SWAMP CANAL.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. AT Norfolk.
Yesterday 76O shares OF the Dismal Swamp Canal Com
pany being the interest of the State OF Virginia were
od AT auction averaging about S per share The entire
cost OF the canal and It's par value was for
mery $3.50 per sharethe depreciation being caused prn
Gina llv by the The National Government owns 800
shares while only 3Si shares are held by Individual stock
holders The cost OF repairs necessary to put the canal
in thorough working order is estimated at SoooOO To
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
HANOVER.
REORGANIZATION.

BERLIN, Sept. 5.-The conferences which have for
some time been in progress here between the Prus-
sian Government and the HanOverian notables have
resulted III the appointment of the Baron Won Vincke
an eminent Prussian statesman, TO preside over the
Government of Hanover. His appointment, 1t Is con-
sidered, will be peculiarly acceptable to the Han
overians. as the Baron Won Nincke, though native
of Prussia has an estate in Osenwalde, in Hanover,
which he has made his habitual residence for many
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
GERMANY.
TIM HECINp ECTIONS.

THE RECENT ELECTIONS.
BERLIN. Sept. 5.--Returns of the recent elections
om all parts of Prussia, and from the other states
ef the Confederation show that the Liberal candl
dates for the North German Parliament have gen
orally been successful, and the Liberal party VIII
undoubtedly have a large and controlling majority
during the coming session of the Parliament
TURF.
BADEN. Sept. 5-The International races continued
nt Ihezheim yesterday The attendance exceeded
even that of the day before as the contest was 10
take place for the grand prize offered by the Duke OF
Baden and created great interest among the throngs
of visitors at Baden. Some of the best horses III
Europe were entered for this trial. The race was
very closely contested and caused muck excitement
among the spectators. The French horse kuy BIAS
was the winner and his owner takes the Grand f1lze
of the Duke of Baden.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
rKxEss on THE VIRGINIA PENINSULA.

SICKNESS on THE VIRGINIA PENINSULA.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 4.-The heavy rains
which have recently prevailed the Peninsula and in
all this section OF Virginia, beside being productive Of
great damage the crops have caused much sickness
The fever which the residents In instances
approach the form Of epdcmcs The stnp OF country
lying between Hampton and Mil Creek inter ccied as II s
by numerous creeks and marshes has become exceeding
fever and ague and other diseases engcnde!cd by the
noxious yapors. Many Of the residents Of Hampton a.
National Cemetery that village, and tc removal of
the bodies for rcinernent.
RAvAGEs OF THE CHOLERA II SICILY.
WAsHNToN. Sept. 5.-The Secretary of State
has received the following from Consul At Messna,
dated Aug. Is:
The Island Of Sicily has been visited by the Asatic
cholera from the beginning Of July To the present day
The provinces which suffered In the beginning were those
Gergcnti and Caltansette, where the disease HAD
partly abated The province OF Catania attacked.
and the city in particular although over half Of the poru
Etna The mortality for several days increased To over
400 the city II is reduced 10 about rs and 80
day The entire number Of deaths Is estimated 10 he
over 6,OOO Next Palermo; from few cases per
day the number attacked rose immediately to about 500
Of this month the mortality had decreased 10 about lI5
per day. The provinces Of Syracuse and Noto became
fearful extent In Mcssina the cholera officially
acknowledged, although had some suspected cases
every day since the 18th Of July last From the first mo-
ment the immigration OF the wealthy classes Tor the cou
ry and for the continents unknown the popuace be-
gan bu il was not long before the immigration became
general up this moment from 10000 to 5000 per
sons have left the city. living mostly in tents the
shore or in boats and lighters The surrounding villages
full that there no place for others-stl The
immigration continues The city looks like place closely
invested aud bcsicged by the enemy The streets are
empty the shops aud stores are closed ana al j. ~ not
a soul seen la the streets Business has entirely ceased
no payments made, and notary can be found to
protest the nOnpaym OF bill. The Mayor OF the
city assured this morning that had more than
eight ten suspected per day. and that one third
Of the cases proved fatal In his opinion sustained by
that Of physlcian Florence have cholera
morbus this city, and that the deaths have either natur
al causes must be ascrbed TO malignant fever. Very
respectfully, your Obedent servant,
+. W. BEuS, u. 6. Consul.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
DENMARK.

TIE WEST INDIA ISLANDS NOT YET SOLD
CoPENHAGEN Sept. 5-evenng.-Ihe report tha'
tie Government OF Denmark has sold the Dan'Sn
islands in the West Indies TO the United states is oi
fcally denied.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
IRELAND.
IA OF OKANGEME

DUBLIN Sept. 5.-Criminal prosecutions have been
commenced IN the Courts against several persons
who are known TO be bitter Orangemen, and who are
charged with participating in the recent disorderly
procession of Orangemen and with being parties TO
ue disturbances which occurred on those occasions
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 5-Noon.-The steamship Denmark
Capt. Thompson from New-York OH the 24th utmo mas
arrived here on her way 10 Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
,.pu TO THE TRIBUNE.

ATtsHTS TEIFGEAPH TO 1hE 1hinN'n
TnsDoS. Sent. Evening.-The weekly returns OF
,bc Rank Of England show that the amount of bul-
HON m ts vaults has increased 100000 since the last
report.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
THE CONVENTION.

MAJORITY AND MINORITY REPORTS FROM THE
COMMITTEE ON CITIEs-THE DEBATE ON TIE
CANAL QUEsTION-sPEECH or MR. ANDREWS
OF oNoNDAGA AGAINST THE REPORT OF THE
CANAL COMMITTEE.
IEIKGRAPR
ALBANY. Sept. 5-Mr. Harris presented the major
ity report Of the Committee on Cities Mr. Murphy
presented minority report on the same sub
ject. Further reports the subject viii
be handed in next week by Mr Opdyke and
Mr.. Francis Ia Committee OF the Whole upon
the Finance and Canal reports, Mr.. Erastus
Brooks Dem, Richmond) finished his argument
against the proposed enlargement Of the locks.
Mr.. Andrews rep, Onondagal made a telling
speech against the report OF the Canal Committee,
and also differed from much OF the article of the
Finance Committee as recaptuiated the State canal
debt
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06

Ab.ent, EIcusel
Mr.. Ballard (Rep., Cortland and Mr Conahan (Den,
Kings were Incorrectly reported absent this week.
The minority reports OF Messrs Opdyke (Repr n ~
Francis REP Rensselaer) from the Committee Cities
we're not handed this morning. for the reason that
Judge Harris chairman OF the Committee had promised
these gentlemen to delay his report until Friday in order
10 give them more time. They were much surprised
when on their arrival hour after the opening OF the
session they found the majority report already pre-
sented Their reports will not be handed in until the nrst
Of next week. - .o
The Convention met ut o'clock The con-
sderation reports OF the Committees Finances
and Canals resumed In the Committee Of the Whole
Mr. CONGER concluded his remarks in defense of the
finance report aud in opposition to the pan for ncurrng
additional debt. m -
Mr. CARPENTER Rep., DutchesS) was willing TO favor
the enlargement OF canals when the nece
sites of shall require IT, but he dd not thlnk
evidence had produced 10 show that that necessity
existed at present lie opposed the canal report because
II tends proong the payment OF the puDhc debt ana
violates the public faith In so doing
Progress reported, and the Convention adjourned
TO . o'clock tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
RECONSTRUCTION.

GEN. SlCKLES AND THE COURTS.
THE ALLEGED OBSTRUCTION OF THE CIVIL LAW
BY GEN. sIcKLEs IN NORTH CARoLINA-Iiis
REPORT TO GEN. GRANT
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06

aARIRAIDI's MOVEMENTS-THE RELATIONS BE-
TWEEN FRANCE AND ITALY-THE RADICALS
RECOIIING FROM COALITION.
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LEGAL.
Trafsfec,s .SOIe


OF Real Estate, IL 6ibsOR C0Hgty. % be
50 Gat HGGbJldt- tena., haJ - is65
TDN virtue of q Deed OF Trust T. me ez.-ltasI
ID on The l4th day o. Marcl, lsai, By Green
Tor the sum Of FoEIy--ix Tbolszld u1IIaf8
(ssd,e00l with interest from dale b u. ra.srsrI-
ively on the 18th q Dscen Der. Lssl. aua 18th
day o. ueceiitpsft istz or ~ eIlty-slree Ll.u-
sand Dollars each, owing By hln % b.. NJ Ar
person 4 Co, a1ld - aulnoTiiy invested In me
70 sell the land couyeye Ell n said trust iced. i
irOnt OF the hotel a. Huulbelsig, tiilson county.
Teuuessae between the horre ~ Ts r'-il.l-e
am and oshaciS D No, audi con tinulal from
day . day thereafter, between tie same hours
uutil 81 The properly he said ssh o. THE risls-
s,oat ~ s s seres - : uAis sr , 3,l ' li ..35
county Tennessee, and n9uueiCd aEu described
Is follows; one tract containing ~ aegss,
conveyed 70 W. ID Fly hy John hly uy d-rd
recOrusd in Gibson couuty one tr6cf elul.f1-
ing 50 cres. conveyed 20 the s1ii u ID f'IV rV
". "A. crosby BY deed duly rsooried ia ellison
veyed 70 said ". D. Ply hy J p. "a horton ~
deed day Ieeozded IN Gibson county; one
W. ID Fly by John Price by ueed GUY rercrte1 3
one tract containing 81 acres, conveyed 10 said
" D Eiy y Henry Philips oy deed duly re-
fs5iS scres purchased 81 the saif VI. D. ~
nnder decree o. lne uo1l.iy coart Of eil1soll
county, said tract belonged 10 John EelT's
estate, and was sold fer paEtrIiUB or % pay
ds5ts: one Other tractcontsiniug ~ aeres. ana
conveyed 70 said ". ID FIy hy Oharles tlatzs ~ .
are bounded oa ere nor.h by lands 9slonzInz
TO ths lieirs Of sC ssiItE aud y. g. Bart md
caldwell on ths west lv and OF Henry
Philips. Jobu A1nsfeaf nd ,. IL. Graves. #. nn
the south ~ land beiOoeing fO10hn N. Ear
nett and micaIsh Fiy p; on he east by the land
OF Niliam Boon ANA ffe estates OF Robert
Campbell andTNF iIiiaIn ShaW. Fol more ra--.
ticuls- DISRUPTION of faii tract. re ierencs Is
rssde 70 abe aeed and decree above mautiored
TO saif ". D Fly, All Of the above dezcribelif
landis havipg been rold uDCer, def q Of trust ex-
ecuied % W. d. Jones By Green Williams. and
this trust exeeutsd Tor payments Of purchase
money. TBS property viii h= su bdivided ana
VIII Be seiu u lots varytng 2 ON lot % 3ou aereF
upon one of which theFe' is. a. 1ue dwelliua-
an-i al cut houses and 1pruye eraeuts ueces-.
saI y, being On high state o. culttyattu. with nue
orcharj, etc
a plan of the Subdivision vii be exhibited
on day Of sale.
rEENs OF sALE-Oae hslf Casl. balance at .
SIX months, the purchaser to execute mo-. b +.
bearing intsrest fEom dale, aud secured by
deed Of trust EN- bracin the sane te ms a. Oh y
lacsr winch 4 ana nov actingr The right 0f
redemption = waived, and tne title believed 10 .
De good, but VII convey oniy such tItles as IS E
II rue invested.
ap4 80 A. DELAP, Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.


DY virtue OF a deed OF trust to me executed
ID by Charles Pfannenss1eihl on the 20th day
OF September, lSi6, and duly recorded az the
Registers once OF Shelby county, Tennsss-e,
in Record Book. No. 81, part second. pages 56S,
$50 and go. October le, 1906, for the purpose OF
securing q note for the SUM OF Sixty-tWo Han
zlred and ThiFty-two DoiiaTs ls62SZ 00i, owed by
him 70 john 3. Leech, and by authority in
vested in rae to seu Jhe property conveyed 20
me in Faid trust deed, l VIII on. The l0th daY ot
June, 1857. SELL On the premises, az 10 o'clock
lowing described proTerty A certain tract
pa cel of land situated. lying and being in the
city Of Memphis, Snelby ceuntys state OF Zen
nessee, designated on the original plan % lots
in and OF the city OF Meuaphis as part Of Let
three hundred and seVeAty-One NO f7tl, and
bounded As follows, to-wit: Bsginning on The
northeast corner Of a lot on the south side cf
Jefferson strest, known Is George CroIawell's s.
s. feet westWardiE from the intersection OF
jefferson and Third stTesIs; thence eastgardly
with the south side OF Jefferson street - feet 70
It's term nina9ion and intersection with Third
street thence sout lIYEarlity with the west side
yFestwardly with The nOrtn side OF saia alley
1881 feet TO the east side Of anoi her alley,;
thence nOrthwardly with the east side 81 s.sid
alley IS feet to the S0uLh boundary lire OF the
said Cromwell lot thence tastWarGiy with
said CromWsils south boundary lins 9J5z feet
to the southeast corner Of the said OroEnWeii'e
lot thence north EsrdIy with the east 5oun1-
ary line OF the said Cromweli lot liz5S fest 20
the beginning, together with all the privileges
and apPurteba1ees IhereuntO 6eloDglng.
The title Is hslieyed to be good. hut srll only
as Trussss-the risht of IedeInPtie waived
THuS. LEACH. TrDstee-
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Tr2sStee's .S0le
OF Real Estate in Gibson Oounty, Tern.
70 be Soid at Humboldt, Gibson eOanly,

OF Real Eslate in Gibson Oounty, FenH.,
60 be 69ld at Humboldt. Gibson fOBntF.
feBH., on 3he 18th day % aay, 1861.
TeY vlftoe Of a Deed Of Trust executed fo w.
ID AsJones hs Wn. j. = u, bearlng date IAN
Decez1her, ls0, Tor the purpose of securing.
certain. debts due oy said Hrn -. Fly To- u w
Appersen a Co. and which ana therein sraci-
rete and by authority vestad in rne as Trlsiee
splstliuted By decree. Of tle Common T.ayT
Court Of The city or MeI1plts. entered I7ff
april. is 7, in. TIE. room % a. IN. Al Toues 49,
ceased, Wall, on the lttti CAV .ol Nav 1sf7 IN
front Of the Hotel ri Hr nlboiat. tlt.sor Crrrirr
Ienn-, between the huurs OF ten q 1cloca n ~
and our O'Clock pm. sell 20 t3se highest hili-
der, eerialn tract Uf and coufaifiu.. aitl,Tlt
rs acres situated ia Gibson CourfV and ivsr-5-
scout ~ miles northwest Of IfurnbrIdr gs.r--
being the sane trzct or parcel of land -,
veged q SAD " N u. Fly ~ Josenh ii Ts5-
nun By Deed registered in flegisteris fries- -
u nsOn Couniy, to which reference IL 49,, -.
ustfe particular deSori piiou.
lhls tract q lane gln ba sahdivided fnfo|
fcu- los Ne. Containing % scres- sr,ri i--,r-,
as ne tlati SOS = ana . containing gasS arre-s
each, Ines rnEuiu0 eat and y-esf - -
TEEals-0ne-llalf cash. hl.lan.F Al g r,,.,,.s.
The purehaser % executs note. besrine- irse-ee.
frcIn oate, Gnd secured lly Deco clf i1-,s+ -,
oraeing the same terms. ss tkzs under ygfi-i' /
The right Of redemption IL v-afged aud 49,,
uftle believed 10 be good, but. v7I1 es,-,.-s,,
oniG sucn tt.e as Is In me vested ~ 7r,refe.
arlt n p. ~. gI1IGIsEY- 7rr--rgs
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
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Assets April Ist, over /: Sl,5OO, ,OOO.

Assets April lst, over S1,5OO,OOO.
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JAS. n. LUCAS, vice-PresIdent.
VIZ. 4. sELBY, Secretary.
yyN. N. BENTON, Gen'l Agent.
d Z r z q 7 0 r S:
James II. Lucas, Henry Overstolz,
Samuel VIII. Nick. Schaefer,
Bobt. n. Funkhoussr, william T. Gay,
. Chas. II. Peck, David Keith,
Bobt. X Woods, r. p Hanenkamp,
Jules Vale, Isaac W. Mitchell,
Geo. r. liohinson, ID. A. January,
ChsS. W. AlcCord, WIn- J. Lewis,
John =. Thornton, Z. Rozler, Jr.,
Ben. u. Bunyau, Jacob Tanlm,
Hon. John Hogan.
THIS Company is mes Policies on lives or all
as any other while it has no restrictions in re-
grru 10 residence or travel, ana all It's profits
SIZE divided annually among its policy holders
10 is prompt Ln the payment o. losses, having
psid SI5.oOO IN tins city ia the last eight
months.
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DR.. Poitevin, formerly Of the French
navy but long a resident of Mobile, has
been appointed by the emperor consul
for that port.
The Selma Messenger has long let
ter exposing the infamous behavior OF
one Capt. r. +. Naff or Nafe, who has
married q couple Of wives without
awaiting the demise of the first, OBJ
tanned various SUMS on false pretenses,
and pretends to be a Mason, wearing a
Masonic pin. ETC., etc, without even
having been initiated in the secrets OF
the mystic brotherhood. The letter is
signed by Rev. T. II. Marlborough, and
il is said Naff or Nafe once resided in
Memphis, and cheated every one who
would trust him.
Hon. Geo. w. Goyle, of Cahoba, was
arraigned befoEs. Judge Busteed's court,
at MOntgomePstSstw week, on charge
of treason and conspiracy to assassinate
Lincoln. A pardon BY the president was
pleaded, and the judge discharged, as it
was, says the Montgomery MdI, "a full,
complete and unconditional"
Rev. J. B. Gray, rector Of st. Johns
church, Tuscambia, is shortly 10 resign
bis pastoral charge there and remove to
California
line union Stdb6 COuNeutlVu VIII cOa-
vene at Montgomery on the 4th of June.
The North Al06dnlidn learns that
the trains on the Florence branch of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad will
soon be discontinued, and street car
drawn by horses substituted. The linn
tied travel will not justify the use of an
engine
The Florence Journal Of the 30th
saws Never was this section of Ala
bama more blessed with q genial season
than now and if Providence continues
to smile upon our land, the present crop
will produce fruitage that will not only
repay the husbandman for his toll and
honest labor, but make glad the heart Of
the entire country.
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4 nEAuTIrUL THOuamr.

Life is beautifully compared to a fOun-
tain fed By 2 thousand streams, that
perishes If one is dried. II is a silver
chord twisted with a thousand strings
that parts asunder if ene is broken.
Frail and thoughtless mortals are sur
rounded by innumerable dangers, which
make it much more strange that they
escape so long, than that they all perish
suddenly at last. We are eneompassed
with accidents every day, to crush the
moulding tenements that we inhabit.
The seeds of disease are planted in our
constitution by nature. The earth and the
atmosphere, whence we draw the breath
of life, is pregnant with death. Health
is made to operate its own destruction
The food that nourishes contains the ele-
ments of decay the soul that animates
,jt by vivifying fire, tends to wear it out
by its own action; death Turks in ambush
along our paths. Notwithstanding this
is the truth so palpably confirmed by the
daily examples before our eyes, how little
do we lay it to the heart! We see our
friends and neighbors perishing among
MS. but how seldom does il occur to our
Thoughts that our knell shall, perhaps,
give the next fruitless warning to the
world.