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sistent course towards the Government
Of England. Persistence in the Ala.
bania claims implies the cold shoulder
to Cespedes and Jordan. How swk
wardly do the balances yibrate. In one
end is Canada, in the other Cuba. Any
attempt to assist Cuba implies more
slippery hold upon Canada, and visa
versa. Thus the Cuban question hangs
FIRE at Washington The awkward at.
tempts through S.skles to entrap by
special device the Government of Prim
into on abandonment Of the Island be-
trays the fear which alone prevented a
holder effort. This step Of diplomacy
has already UNITED largely the discordani
elements left by iherevolution which ex.
lied the unfortunate Isabella 10 1868
The iesult of this unity remains to be
seen. We fear It will be subjugatiou
aud ruin Of Cuba. III.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08

The disturbances in Cuba partake
more Of the nature Of instruction than
revolution, aud may be SAID to have
reached a point which should be termed
critical. The note of Gen. Sickles to
the Spanish Government has had the
effect to stimulate that power TO its ut,
most capacity in carrying on the war,
Large reinforcements have been sent to
Rodas. Next comes the unsusu iued ru.
NOR that Gen. Jordan has surrendered
70 the Spaniards for consideration.
Almost simultaneously With this an.
nouoeement are accouns Of the sailing
OF an expedition from tho harbors of the
United States, consisting of men, arms
and ammunition. Every heart favorable
10 the patriots has been for a week
sngaded in wishing well the iillibus.
tiers, and in watching the course of the
privatesr "Cuba." Expectation was up,
on tiptOe, bat however deep the sympa.
Thy which has been awakened il has
bsen suddenly shocked by the announce,
meut that the Cuba was forced to put
-isIo the harbcr Of Wilmington for coal
sad sspairg, where il has been seized
ard detained ~ Federal authority Tn,
course Of eur Government seems tim,
far 70 have been marked BY degree o
hesi.A,ion aud ssrgivsrsa,ion which en-,
Oaly have been. the offspring Of lis ineou
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08

AsHvIILE DIsr.-J Boring, P. 4.
&. Station, W II Bates.
Z" Circuit, Z Pope.
Hendersonville, W Bali.
Brevsrd, W Byrd.
Cataba, to be supplied.
Sulphur Spring, w II Cooper.
Evansville, G. W. Martin.
Marshall and Pine Creek,-
is Kennedy, President Ashevile Female
College, J X SPRINGFIELD, Professor.
FRASKLIS DIsr--J P long, p X.
" Circuit, I + eileen.
Murphy, W II Stephens.
Fort Hembree, w A Weaver.
Webster, N W Vaughn.
wsynesville, A Wygons.
Echotee Indian Mission, to be supplied
Cbeoch Mission, TO be supplied.
e Wiley and A Davis at Emory and
Hen'y College.
Arhogsst and W q. E Cuunlnsb an,
Martha Washington College,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08

R-y. J. D. YIScIL.-0ne of the pleasing
incidents of the Conference was the presen-
tation by Rev. 7. b. King, in behalf of the
Conference, of beautiful velvet-btund BIZ
BILE, gold pen and case and portfolio to Rev
j. d. Vincil, Secretary of the Conference,
as slight testimonial Of appreciation Of
his long and faithful services as Conference
Secretary. Bro. vincil rsspns!.a4 4 In IN lew
appropriate remarks. He appreciated the
gifts, and thought them emminently appro-
pirate to himself. The Bible was his light
and lamp, and should ever be the guide of
his life. The pen was sign of his office,
and us long as il was his duty to record the
proceedings of the Conference his pen should
be faithfully used. The portfolio was alike
appropriate to the Secretary, as to him are
committed the records of the Conference,
and by him they shall be sacrcdiy prcserv-
ed.-ChriStiaR Advocate.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08

Whe have felt that it would be bet.
ter to await the admission Of the State
to its proper position in the Union
before Senators we're elected. 1t is
very likely that the Legislature will be
of a different opinion and proceed to
elect before it adjourns; if The mem
bers are Of the opinion thAt the inter
ests Of the State will be advanced by
an carly election, we shall be satisfied
with their action. In the multiplicity
Of candidates that come forward we fear
that Southwest Virginia, which ia emit
tied to one Of the Senators, is not prop
erly considered or represented. We
are opposed to the election OF Governor
Walker or Lieuterant>Gove Lewis
and favor Gen. Robert Williams as the
Senator Eas. Of the Blue Ridge. West
of the Ridge VIC have before expressed
our choice for Judge. John W. John
ston Of Abingdon. We are not aware
that Judge Johnston is dosirous of the
position but there are few men who
would decline such one. There
are other men in the Southwest who
would serve rs with credit and it is
not improbable that the friends Of Prof.
Edmond LoDgley will bring his name
forward. He was an original Union
man, and was very influential with the
authorities at the close of hostilities.-
He refused to become candidate for
Congress but would dot btless if elcc.
ted serve in the Senate.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08

The following lines were written,
many years ago, by a gentleman who
long resided 10 the county Of Tazewell,
Va. They we're recently found BY a
friend, who was examining lot Of
papers which had heretofore escaped his
observation, and they now appear fol
the first time in print. Aside from
tier uncommon merit, they will be read
with peculiar interest by many of oui
readers, who will readily recognize the
nitials.-(E3s. NeWs.]
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08

The work Of the Legislatures of Va.
and Tenn, now in session will be of
that momeutous nature which can only
be appreciated fully in the future. At
Nashville the Ubiquitous legislation Of
four years must be reversed, and how
ever disgusting the work, it should be
dispatched with dignity and decision.
The very manner in which we cleanse
the legislation Of the State should as.
sert 10 nil the world the superiority Of
tho present regime over the unclean
brutes which have paved and thrown
fl,h about the Capitol under the previ>
GUS administration.
AZ Richmond, Gov. Walker las be
fore hinr the difficult problem Of accom-
pAishing great ends without means; Of
driving the spike Of popular condcmna.
ton into the temple Of the foulest 20
litical Sisera OF moderD times. To
mortal eyes he would seem to be with,
out power for the work, but we have
filth to believe that the divine Power
which seat this monster for the afflie.
tion Of Virginia will yet cause to
come over him deep sleep, during
which shall be anuulled that law Of
physical nature which gives the battle
TO the strong. There are but two acts
which the legislature can do, yet by the
supremacy of reason aud prudence they
may say unto Virginiuia, come forth
and though she siuketh in the cave Of
radicalism, che will come forth to amaze
with he greatness her past destroycrs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08

MsSsrS Editors Please insert the fol-
lowing appoin iueDts, and oblgs the writer,
and many Of your readers.
First round Of Quarterly Meetings for the
Abingdon D strict:
Abingdon Station, Oct. 30, 81.
Abingdon Circuit Bakers Chapel, Nov.
CT.
.sahvil!e circuh Chatham Chapel, Nov.
IS, IA.
Bristol Station, Nov. 20, 81. .f
Bristol Circuit. Poor Valley Meeting
House, Nov, ~. %.
Lebanon Circuit, L bsnon, Dec. A. 8.
cSiusonville, ST. wards Chapel, Dec.
IL. ~. rs. 0HkWHC
Gladeyille Mission, The Pound, Dec. Is,
10. ..A 80
". B'-Ths District Steward, will please
meet me at Abingdon, Va, on the 8Oth oil
October to take into consideration the Fl
nSneial interests Of the Church in the
bounds of the District.
WILLIAM RoBrsoS, P. E.
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TENNESSEE NEVIS

The Legislature met on Monday. An
abstract Of it's proceedings will be found
elsewhere. The election of johnson to the
Federal Senate is by no means sure. In.
deed, the vote for the Speakership would
indicate his defeat. That Mr.. johnson is
not without solicitude in the matter may be
inferred from the fact that he went 10 Nash
vile at the close of last week, and will proba-
bly, remain there until the issue be decided.
The Tenn & Pacific Railroad is being press
cd vigorously forward $500 of the bonds
each of wil:oq aaa ~ y -eoun lea have
'een 'hrS$n on the market for the purpose
VI forwarding the work Of the road.
Mrs. General Pillow died a Columbia on
Tuesday.
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l. AOADEMIOAL COURSE.

The student selects his own course Of
study, under the advice of his Parents or
of the Faculty. The several Schools are so
arranged as to admit of a complete course
Of study in the following directions
l. Department Of Arts, TO which is at.
tached the Degree of BACHELOR cF A is
.. Department of Science
with the Degree of BACHELOR of Sci
kSCE.
3. Department Of Philosophy.
Degree Of BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY.
The Degree Of Master OF AIRS is con
ferred on Students who have completed the
course of study in nine Schools, and Lave
taken distinctions in seven Of these.
2. PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
l. Department of Civil Engineering
with the Diploma Of CIVIL ESorNEER.
2, Department of Mining Engineering
with the Diploma of MINING ENGINEER.
8. Department of Law and Equity
with the Degree Of BACHELOR OF LAW.
1t is proposed still further to extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments in the
direction Of
/. Mechanical Engineering. 2. Applied
Chemistry. 3. Agriculture. 4, Commerce.
8 PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
This course embraces the subjects
Latin, Greek, Mathematics and English
preparatory to the regular College classes
4. STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
10 this School, Penmanship, Bookkeeping.
Accounts, &C., are taught, under the au.
thority of the Faculty.
Special Privileges and Honors.
As special Inducements to diligence, three
Gold Medals and FIVE Honorary Scholarships,
the latter covering tuition and college fees
are annually awarded.
Three Masters Of Arts are annually ap
pointed as "Resilent Masters" with valua
BILE privileges aud eiroluments.
The Collie 20 eduoates, free Of change,
all candidates for the Ministry, properly
recommended. Il appoints to free Scholar
ships twenty-five young men intending to
make Journalism their profession. Il gives
long credit to meritorious young men
without means.
The next session opens the Sd Thursday
Of Sept and closes the lth Thursday of
June.
Necessary expenses need not exceed ss25
per annum
For further inforna ton address.
J, NJ, LEIGH, CL'K OF FACULTY.,
aug' 27-ly Ls ngfon, Va.
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DISAPPOINTMEN II.
Hope ! stranger, hope !

Hope stranger, hope
Though the heart break,
still let us hope l--wBLsH EPirAPH.
0nce more the harp that breathed
By youths fresh fouut its numbers,
Ere sorrows hand had wreathed
IL sadness round its-slumbeTs--
Aftcr long years Of grief and tear,
My hand to tong hath W, ken,
Though 1t hath burg so long uDstrung
That time its chords hath broken.
Once more ! wake the strain
That tells of form,r glsdnoss;
/ sound It's notes again;
Alas they're / otts ofssdness.
Again q tone-'twas Friendships own,
And linked with former pleasure;
Ny harp shall ring, and every string
Shall speak Of young II pes treasure.
In vainl In va'p'I try =
The songs Of early sweetness;
In vain in vain-they az,
And mock me with their fleetness.
The aching heart must bear its part
In woes we all inherit,
And strives In vain 10 shra :hs pain,
Or sootbe the wounded spirit.
The records Time hath made
Are passionate revealings;
A tale Of hope decayed,
OF wounded, blasted feeling;
But Time shall hide my broken pride
Beneath his mighty piniop,
And Age conceal the griefs feel
From PASSIONS dark dominion.
! thought the j Us Of earth
Would fade and vanish never;
That flowers of mortal birth
Would live aud bloom forever:
But there are griefs knew not then
b. meath Life's troubled waters
Sorrow is still the lot of man,
And signing, of earth's lighters.
But still one hope remains,
The last, AMI there fore sweeter-
IT'S that the grave can emf my pains;
Ny days, oh, be 70 Aeeterl
YCn bright, cold moon shall see full SOC
Tho strangers grave, so lowly,.
Ere yet again she wax aud wane,
Silent and calm and holy.
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&C., 81,

NpeCidt NJ pdtCh - Hte JreSS az IieHOtd-
NASHVILLE. Oct f.
The 3Gth General Assembly WAS called to
order at IL O'Clock to day. The halls Of
both Houses were cleared.
THE sLNATE MEETS,
The Senate met at ~ o'clock. Twenty
three members were present Judge, East
administered the oath of Office.
ELECTION OF SPEAKER.
Dorsey d. Thomas was elected Speaker
on the first ballot without opposition.
PRINCIPAL CLERK.
Howard, Of Wilson, was elected Princi-
pal Clerk.
KNOXVILLE DOY IN LUCK.
Thos. Williams, Of Knox, was elected as
sistant clerk. Adjourned.
THE IL Use OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House was called TO order by Secre-
tary Fletcher.
The roll Of counties WAS called and the
oath Of flee admins cred by Judge Carey
THE CONTESTED SEATS.
Flemming, of Rutherford, contests the
seat Of Dillon, and Grayson, ofCarter nd
johnson, contests the seat VI Boyd.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
Seventy nine members were present. r..
man.
Rev Or. Young offered prayer.
THE ELECTION OF SPEAKER.
Nominations for Speaker we're then made.
|. j. Roach, John M Fiemming, W.0, Per.
kins, aud A. A, Steel, were placed 10 pOnii
nation,
o. the-seventh ballot, Perkins was eiec
ted by a vote of 90 TO %.
ps.ly NJ taI 10
chair by Flemming, and made short speech
Of thirteen minutes.
THE PRINCIPAL CLERK .,,'
Nominations for Principal Clerk were
then made. Lon BLIZZARD, of McMinn coun-
ty, and Captain Reeves of JonesborO, were
among the candidates.
On the sixth bsAllot, Neal S. Brown, jr..
of Davidson county, was elected. Adjourn
ed.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 5.
SENATE.
The Senate met at tho usual hour, all the
members pr, sent yesterday in their seats.
ECONOMY.
Upon the call Of business, II was deter
mined not to elect an Assistant Clerk.
D1oRKEEPAR ELECTED.
Twenty.seyen nominations for Doorkeep-
err were made among them "Bvss" Hill, Of
Hamilton. Mccall of West Tennessee, was
elected on the twenty second balloT.
HOUSE.
III. Mcconnell, Of Blount county, was
sworn IN aud took his seat.
ASSISTANT CLERK.
Six nominations were made for assistant
clerk. On the 4th ballot q. IL. Reeves, o
Washington, was elected.
EXERCISING CLERK.
Five nomination we're made for engross-
ing clerk, among them Chas. H. Flournoy,
of Knox. j. u. Slower, of McAlinn, and Cor
dell, Of Scott. On the 9th ballot Flournoy's
name was Withdrawn. On the 18th ballot
John d. Slower, of McMinn, was elected.
DooRKEEPERs.
Eighteen nominations were made for door
keeper. Among them were &C. Henegar,
of Marion. aud w. @. Hickens, Of BlOunt-
Vile. Without taking any actien the House
adjourned.
SENATORIAL.
The failure Of the Assembly 20 organize
to-dAsIis thought TO throw he election of U
s. Senator over 10 Oct. 18th. Everything
connected with the Senatorial question n
mere speculation. The friends OF The air.
ferent candidates are working hard and the
ballotipg will undoubtedly DO very close,
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HORRIBLE MURDER.

LEBANON. RUSSELL c., Va, Sept. 80, 1869
EDs, News Gentlemen A most terrible
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Monday the 9th inst. A man named
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Hall dWhite had been on the most friend
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CIR passed between them the murder was a
most cold blooded one, and utterly withou.
prvvooation. White made his escape, and
has not since been heard from. No other
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FROM CuBA-BY CABLE.

HAVANA, October 6.-The first Cuban CO :
BILE is unserviceable. The second cable
which lar d five miles east Of Havana, CON-
mcnced working to-day.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsuINGroS, October 6.-The Supreme
Court is in session. AL the Judges al
present but Justice Field. The Court is
hearing the Gass Light case from Memphis
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ORIMES In NEW YORK.

New YORK, Oct. 6. "A Chnaman named
Cuug, killed Cnas. Archal, his own VIE
and bims, IL to-day. Toe cause vas jeal-
ousy. a.. 80
A negro b2tcher Killed white MAJ to-
day