MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.

Death of DIR. Hagan.
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1t will be seen by paragraph which
we copy below. from the New Orleans
Courier Of the 10th, that DR.. James Ha-
gan, the editor Of the Vicksburg Senti-
mel was killed in that city, by son OF
Judge Adams on the 7th inst, the DR..
being unarmed at the time. The intel
ligence reached this city yesterday, and
was received with feelings Of the deep
est sorrow bY the friends of the deceas-
ed. DR.. H. was, for a humber Of years
a resident Of this city, during which
time he endeared himself by his fine tall
ents and gentlemanly department, to ma
ny Of our citizens. He subsequently
visited Washington, and while there,
corresponded with ability and distinc-
ton, with one or two leading journals Of
the day. He also associated himself
with Gen. Duff Green, in the editorial
control of a medical periodical, and
wrote for its pages many able articles.
Unfortunately for his character, MS
feelings and life, he was prevailed upon
to visit Vicksburg, where, as the editor
of the leading democratic paper of that
place, the Sentinel, he became identified
with the iniquitous doctrine of repudiQ'
ton, and waged fierce and uncompro
missing war against banks, bankers, &c
In this position, the whole nature Of DR.
Hagan seemed to undergo a charge
While in Philadelphia, he was gentle


mild and retiring. At Vicksburg he be-
came leader and a target, and was soor
involved in various personal difficulties
which ended IN .duels and other scenes
Of vioIeuce.--FEiL. Sal Museum.