New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
GENERAL NOTES.

| The attorney for tho mortgages OF the
schwabe National Gallery Of portraits Of fallen heroes
the sale Of been recently advertised has writ
ten to the editor Boston newspaper that the amoum
OF money due on the five mortgages Is tsAS 81, which
BE- s @
win be seid whole, as the m0Teagees wi, h"t ~
take it Of tReir hands intsct One OF the merEsgees
also offers the gallery can In any oo2 ,eS
than $500.
Now, this h, what we call contemptibie. AG
Mers Falls Mass, Fl. L. Stevens made love 70 dhsS
Clara Davis and promised to marry that virgin: 'as
though requested do neglected and refuset
70 ea sae deal o Si N The pess ntod
to jury of hard they awarded poor Miss
market must be rather depressed in that id vicinity.
have o S 1 S @ssse ~ S
likely to commit sncide, or We might advise Miss Cfr
to herself from tAs dangerous neghborbsod OF
the Falls
DR.. Tyler, Missionary TO the Zulus of South
East Africa made speech Boston, last week. In which
he described the process by which he converted to Chrs
tisnity boy Of that tribe First he gave the Lad work.
which good then, shirt, which better then.
cake Of soap, which best Of an. The neophyts
washed himself put on his clean shirt, and then
ready to learn IN read But alas the convert not only
went back to heathenism but started In business a.
heather doctor administering snakes and sach things TO
the sick Then he married second wife. Of course,
is now good Christian again.
1t seems to be o question whether the dis
ease which caused such great apprehension abroad
Is the real original Asiac cholera 1t Is said that n does
not from the Ganges, but from Russia where has
ragged for the last six years. that, unlike the
cholera 1t is contagious it does steadily advance.
and wherever it appears 1t remains. AS fOrtFeamen,
none thus far has been discovered which is ssfectual
with or without medical interference certain proper
ton OF the patients die but means have been
what they are. AT the same tme we should suppose
that disease In SO many OF Its characteristios H the
met by proper attention to personal eeanlingss to
precautions experience has shown 10 be neces in
Of welldefned cholera. There very febv ep
qure reasonable regard for the plain and sinph laws
Of health and the vrulence of which may not be essen
TALLY modified by an obedience to the laws OF health
The following fecund remarks are extracted
from address recently delivered at alumni dinner
at Athens, Ca, and entitled BY Southern pape.s "A
Speech OF Rare Interest"
"Sir during this period OF her existence our Alma
Sh sS on S she
Alma Mater gave birth to Governors Of States :.
Princes in Israel~lustrOus watchmen on the higts Of
Of Ion Sir dnr1s this period our our Alma ,tS Nstes ns
purity -: sif, during the same period, our Aim.
ceSs TO make hundred jSdss SIR during the
period Alma Mater gave birth to physicians
men who he.nseivss have made the alumni mi Great Great
teachers ana professors have been born nom her w0O
-. But, Sir were 70 go with this roll OF honor
during this period OF Alma Matters history, tomor-
rows sun would rise upon me still repeating the names
and recalling TO mind the talents and achievements, in
every walk of useful e OF those whom she gave to
Georgia, TO the South, 20 mankind, aud TO God" Which,
ON the WHOLE seems probable.
The mueh-contested will Of the late David
c. Broderck u. g. Senator from California, is sssin In
the courts 1t clamed In the San Francisco Pro-
bate Court BY Ann Wilson and Ellen Lynch. that the
will, which disposed OF largo amount Of property
fraudulent, having been forged about the Last day OF
December 1851 after the death Of Broderlck that the
body Of the will was written by Alfred A. Phillips
Immediately above and preceding the of d. Brod
erck which name on or about the last day Of December,
written blank sheet Of paper by one Moses f.
Flanagan. without the authority Of Broderick, and
through tho procurement or Aiftrev j. Butler and
George Wilkes that the petitioners are daughters Of
Catherine Broderick the only sister Of David G. Broder
cks fathers that Ellen is daughter Of Catherine By In
termarrage with Bryan Byrne Of the County Roscom-
Ireland; that at the time Of the death OF ID. e..
Broerick. she married woman. reein9 Sydney,
New south Wales, but 10 widow, and resident In
Francisco; that Ann Wilson Ia the daughter Of said
Catherine by her intermarrisge, after the death Of
Bryan Byrns with James Broderick; that said Ans, at
the death Of said d. C. Broderick, resided with her
husband, George Wilson, in Australia; that she
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