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From the .ki,v York Courier.
MIR. YOUNG AND HIS HYMENEALs.

From the .ki,r York Courier.
MIR. YOUNG AND HIS HYMENEALs.
Most Of our readers, probably. saw tho
piece Of scandal TO which the ing re-
tesA, While going the rounds Of our journals,
but which We did not think proper for re-
publication.
From, the Proridsnes Cify Gazette.
fesicrdsys steamboat nail furnished us
the following letter. We COPY IL for the bcne-
LAT OF The individual whose maine IL attached
10 il.
siw ronK, ara. &c, 1886,
NO. Isl, Canal Strict.
- SorTuvoWFu, ESl.:
Sir-Chsrlrs Young, Esq. has placed 4, nm,
hands copy of the Paper Published by YOU
whir,, contains very base and nabeiost. hE-l and
coneurreotly with his letter .e,,on b, in.,,-
tutrd against you.
Mr.. Young requests me to state, that ever, al
legation contained in the article alluded To, is
false, except the fat or the marriage.
The parties were engaged To each other several
days previous 20 the marriage, which took place
on the 5ti July. The Rev D.setor lie, ard Rec
tor of 81. Clemen,'s Church. performed IA mar
riagc ceremony according To- the rites aud
monies OF the Episcopal Church, and tho Rev.
Dr. i-e,ins, according To the rites Ut the Catholic
Church. ia ~. Patrick Cathedral, On the 9th OF
the same month he former marriage VAS pcr-
formed Ia the presence OF Col. Cole Ct this city,
aud the latter m the presence Ut Mr.. and Mis-.
iiilsnn. Mrs. Young (the late Mrs DUR did
not leave this city until the 18th July. She WAS
then accompanied by Mrs. Ewing, Of Pi.iiadeI-
Ilis 20 that city, having n dauS liter Eliza cou-
nceied With that lady n partner in fancy store,
IA Fourth street. Mr.. Young aud his lady, Tor
several weeks previous to the marriage, aud up To
the time oi Mrs. foung's departure. were the
most friendl, meeting
30 sautob sn attack upon o gentleman, " no in
the same breath YOU call your personal fricod.
AID al the same time accuse OF pott Mt spells aud
w,tehersit. viii not in this Gull sLtened country
Of Laws 20 UNPUBLISHED.
Am, SIR, Yours, very re respectfully,
JOSEPH J. PERSON.
Counsellor at LG1y.
Having read the Letter, we forwarded TO
its author the following reply:
SIH: II, this day = steamboat mail, I received
your letter Of the 10Th, and in reply To IL, have
amply To remark, that II you have any further
correspondence TO make 20 me, you ~iii please
] shall write 20 Mr.. loung, in relation To Tie
matter 10 which your letter refers 4 sTa, &e.
=. =. SOU1HW ORTIZ,
Counsellor at IdIr,
No. Isl, Canal 81, Providence
To JosIrH j. FEEssoS,
Counsellor at Law, No. i6I, Canal ST., y: 4.
As for the marriage Of MIR. Charles Young.
TO Mrs. Mary Duff, all We know about il has
been derived from.thc newspapers of the da,
and from other sources Of intelligence Tie
facts on which the article which we publish
ed, were founded, were derived from Thomas
A. Cooper, ESQ.,, the celebrated tragedian,
through the hands Of Capt. Josiah Jones, aud
were laid before US by the latter gentleman
The Rev. Mr.. Avery IS like the Ghost in
iIamlet-kie al nbique-here aud every here
We stated the other day, upon the authority
of dozen respectable northern papers, that
he had given UP preaching, and gone TO the
western country. The last number Of the
Newport Mercury expresses its regret in
learning that he has returned to Bristol, ard
RECOMMENDED his ministerial labours-a and
says that his return has re yiyed the very great
excitement him. bali. ca
CounisrJeits notes, on the Far
ner's Bank Of Lane aster, pa have recent
y been put largely in circulation. The sub
joined description has been furnished by Geo.
l.. Mayor, Esq, the President Of that Bank:
Fire Dollar counterfeit notes of the Farm
er's Bank OF Lane aster are in circulation.
letter 4, March Il, 1891, ard March 9th,
1882. All dated March 9, 1892, and PAYABLE
TO John Wind, ere counterfeit. Those dated
March l1'h, 1881, and payable 10 Geo. n.
hrug, can be detected by the thinness and
oily feel OF the paper. They are also short
er than the genuine notes. The letter A in
these notes Is further removed from the e.
cure s. aud the circle round tie figure much
paler.
The receipts for travelling and transporta-
ton on the baltimore ahd Ohio Rail Road,
for The six months ending the 3lst August, ex-
ceeded one hundred aud eight tbousa nd dol
lars The receipts, during the same period
OF last year, did not quite amount 60 ninety
'housand-the increase was therefore above
eighteen thousand, being an average Of three
thousand dollars per month. Bali. Gas.
Sale ~ sNsIc Coft0H.--Tho Charleston Pa
tr'ot mentions that lot Of new cotton Wl,;ch
arrived an that city, via the Rail hoad. ON
Monday last I'D iuSt) was sold the next ja,
at 20 cents per Pouud.
The Canal Commissioners Of New York are
now ready To pay of and cancel the state
stock which IL not redeemable untu 1887. -
As an Inducement to the holders Of this stock
20 surrender II and receive payment therefor
four years before the period fixed for It's re-
demption, the commissioners offer g. paw
premium Of 1--WE per cent. upon the fits Ter
cent. stock, and premium. of eight per cent
upon The six per cent stock 81 1897.
The Charleston paper, state that the Rice
crops throughout South Carolina will weld q.
p!eniifnlly ss has ever before been known.
considerable part Of the crop las been ALREADY
secured.
From 10 to so bales Of the new eron n
Cotton have been sold az Columbia IT Is TO
20 cents.
The crop OF Oranges 90 Florida promises 10
be " super-abundabt" this season, and Of the
finest quality. The ~. Augustine IIcr,d of
the 22d uit. states that the orange groves have
never borne evidences of greater prodn, tive.
ness. Ne have seen fruit from Fiorida 81
as fun growth and deiishtfai favor As a.,
that has ever been sent 10 this port
The Journal q Commerce, 81 the i8tI
'ns'. states That s0J,gOO were passed 90 the
credit of the United States Treasur, s,t No