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 "GFHTLFNAN GEoRaF.-."We snw "Colonel Edwards, aiias Caldwell, yesterday under an eNaini- n iion before Judge Randdl.-Ile IS a rare sleri- nf an accomplished rogue and gentleinany .il- lian 4 most adtoit fmncier Into the bargain. lie has fresh bright cuuntenance wlth line features A" dark hair, curl .d wih studied taste yesterday ny his barber. Blue lrock, fashionable mixed pants light vest, silk neck stock and pair Of flowing whskers, the right to enraptnre fenda young ladies just from boarding school hiE ngure IS hne, personal address easy, and manners qnile tax ing. Although with restless eye, never qnalleu uher the gaze of the crowd, lost hs self posses sion during long and searching examination oi ~it, nesses. lie wore handsome light gloves, beanti'n shirt bosom, and his gold watch guard would ha, C made some credulous people SueaT he was an honest man and opulent gentlemen. He IS just the eha- racler for one of Bulwer's asy-virue heroes

 Thus, like the ancient Grecian, who fired the Temple of Diana this man is likely to have great thrust upon him. IL is great pity that the gall lows is not the price paid for his immortality.

 

 The New Orleans papers publish the correspon- dence between the Rev. Wm. T. Hamilton, Pastor of the Government street Presbyterian Church, and Mr. Freret of that city, in which the latter acknowl edges the receipt or 1oz4 fo-lUU as cocction ta- ken up al the recent Camp Meeting here These donations nothing than sheer acts of jus tice in part payment of the debt which we owe to New Orleans for her generous aid in 1889. The Mayor thus concludes his letter

 "Mobie and New Orleans may we'll hereafter be considered as but separate portions of | family whom distance may indeed divide, but who are nev- ertheess united in all that appeals the finer and better qualities of nature and that they may ev- CT continue the heart and in feeling; that they may have another or baser rivalry, than that exhibited in their efforts to outslrp each other in the race of benevolence, beg to you, is among my most ardent desires.

 Permit me to offer to yourself, and to your fellow citizens, my most fervent wishes for your continued prosperity, and to subscribe myself,

 ''Very respectfully, your obedien. servant,

 'WM. FRERET, President