Gen. Lee's Family

Oen. E. E. Lee (saya a Richmund correspondent) will soon leave the city aud repair to his farm, situated near the famous White tíi uo, on the Parnunkey Eiver, to spend tho remainder of his dftys in ppacf.qniHtandagriculturejif unmolestcd bythe government'-. His son, (jen. Gnulis Lee, s&lready on the farm alluded to, and I learn apon nuthority, is aotu;;lly doitlg his owii plowing in pprson. This niüy be regardec! as a cheering sign, ns wcl! as (i gnod exnruplp to the whipped ehivairy of tho ontiro South. It is allefcíl that " Runy" Lee, a Gencrnl and a nephew of tha rehe' chioftnii), carne iuto town the other dav from WLite IJoiise, 011 a load of h?y, and tooi: the "il h nf alUtriaiiiío. Queeu Victoria is iu a " huí}'" becaune a i-üilwuy is propos d uear lier pluce ut Balnuural. Hon. Jerwriiah (Jlemens, ex Uiiiteá Slates Senator irom Alabama died at his rosidence in IJtmtsville, ou the 21nt, of Ci nyo.stiüM ol tho luitgs. The Ilcrald's WasKlngton special siiys: General Sheridan lian been bssignad to lio otxa waud of all t-he troops west of lli'a M:ss!-sip,i. aiVd will shwily lesve for tljat part .if the Union. . The Chrle.slon race course, wliero so mauy Union prisooers are buricd, was reoentlv dedioated is u ojdietery, the gravea having proviously heen mouuded, and ii ubstaiitial ienoo urectod. A TJins.bír (.{ empt,y bnttles thvnv. n ia'tn the seu on the weetcoast of África have been picked up on tbe Irifh coast. Ono has been found after sTxteen years, aDOthcr after fourtten, and u tbii-d after ton. " Has yonr sonTimotby failed?" inqnircd Gbbens of Stobbeua tho other day. " Oh. not at all; he has only as sijriii-l over his property, and fiilen back to táké a better positioD," was the reply.