A Rather Pleasing Incident

A feVv days ago, as General iJiii-II was ridin: on horsöbaok throagfi thestreets of Naslivillo, :in aristocratie lady, n Mrs W., living in a fine largo ho stood at an open door or window, waved i robe! flag towardH him arvi cricfl, " H'.in-ah for Jeff. Davis and th3 Southern Conlbderaey." The G-enoral reined in bis horse, turned toanl lady, tonchêd bis hat with nll the coui1tesy and RUiiviiy for wbich ho 13 ror markable, aBt),9iirveying tlie fine house i'rom top to bottom, with the eye ot a connoisseur, quietly remarkod, " An excellent house ÍOF a hospitul." In lesa than two bours overy room was ful) of eick soldiere, and Mrs W. was politcly roqueetèd to take kind crre of theii). Wo heartily congratúlate her upoti her blessed pilvilega oí ininistering to the noods of uurl'ering