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cordia In.elligencer :: il is beautiful and
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REV. DAVID G. p AGE.
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REV. DAVID G. AGE.


Thi, gentleman preached, on Sunday
las, his farewell address TO the congrega-
lion of Trinity Church, Nate hez over which
he has so satisfactorily presided. for ten
years past. He leaves Natchez Tor Holly
Snrinos. where, we are informed, 1t Is his
intention to add to the pastoral charge ac-
cepted by him, the government OF an inS
s,,iution of learning, established under ia
vorable auspices, In this removal from
the scene of his late labors, he takes with
him the warm wishes OF each individual of
the whole community-not only the kind
feelings of his own immediate congregation,
but of every man-of all who have In the
slightest degree known him, during his
long residence in Natchez


The deeds of good. his uniform kindness
and charity. his stri CT and underwriting per
formance OF every duty of his high office
AT all times, In the hour of health or in
sickness, won for him the esteem. the love
of all who met him in his daily walks.


When the dread pestience stalked forth
at noon day, and the night bteezes were
laden with disease and death-he was du<
ring the long period of the epidemic. first
among the foremost at the bed side of the
sufferer-nor asked The caste or sect of the
SEX and the dying. for it was his task. his
high pleasure. 10 soothe. 10 cheer. to give
new hope tflife to him that was passing
into the valley of the shadow ef death ond
hundreds have passed To- that bourne
whence there. is no returning-knowing no
earthly friend in their dying hour save him
the messenger OF peace, the man whose
conscientious sense of duty babe hum dare
face all The horrors of loalhsome disease.
LATER FROM MEXICO-NO WAR


The Tropic of the Sth. after commen>
ting upon the news from Mexico, which is
not of any Importance. thus notices the ag-
itated question of the probability ola war.


Hem. Eng.


Since writing the above have con.
versed with several ofou friends who have
received their correspondence from Vera
Cruz, and they all state that there was nc
appearance Of war-at the same time from
private advices we think It probable that a
very general and decisive revolutionary
movement may be expected in Mexico in a
short time.