New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08
City Items.

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Discipline not allowing marriages 10 be accomplished
1, any other place To accommodate the parties AMI
snare the blu-hin bride the necessity q facing large
cougrsratiou a special meeting was in this instance ap
rouied which attended only by small circle OF re
aives and acquaniances Of the bride and bridegroom
iew elderly Friends and smai number ofyouih whose
interest ia matrimonial would not allow them 70
be absent. About o'clock " the Senior portion q
the audience took their places after another on tn
high seats while The Juniors were scattered n ffer-
parts q the house The fathers looked grave that
stranger would have been likely to suspect that they
had assembled for funeral raiher than wedding
soon however the BRIDE and Bridegroom came Ia with
their friends and took seat facing the assembly The
mother Of the bride beside her daughter while the
Bridegroom was supported by member Of tie mairi-
unoria committee Aiera silence which lasted some %
minutes the aged Friend AZ the head Of the neen.
ami said" would not interfere improperly II the mat
ter for which we have come together. but appTehend
this 90 be suitable time for young friends TO pro
coed The bridegroom and bride drew their white
kids and taxing each other by the hand stood before
the audience The bridegroom then said in calm voice
bu, with evident emotion In the presence Of the Lord
and these Witnesses take --- 20 be ny VIE
promising by Divine assistance 70 be unto her q
faithful and a-ecti0nate husband until separated hy
death The bride in tones that bespoke the deep
affection % her heart, then made the same declar
atom in respect 70 MIN on whom she had bestowed
her hand. The twain having thus been made one
resumed ,her seats The marriage covenant was
then placed before them when they proceeded 20 raiy
their union by aixns their signatures The friends oi
the newly married pair appended their names 70 the do
cumeui as Witnesses and thus ended the Quaker We'd
/ ding
- The Board OF Supervisors yesterday coniin-
aed the examination Of Witnesses the petition for the
removal OF DR.. Reese Superintendent Of schools We
have looked the very voumnous notes OF our Re
porter but cannot spare for ihem-espeoiAly as
the case not decided but stands over to September
The amount Of the testimony 70 be that Mf Reese
used harsh or improper measures to be read IN the
schools and that he made false statements regarding
the Ward Schools, in his Report
How LONG MUST IT CONTINUE There Is now IN
the Tonbs lu- lad about eleven ysars old, whose "a
Their il also confined for trial charge OF grand lar
oouy and will probably be sent 20 Singsins His iile
son Of the principal witnesses against him. ana =
kept IN DURANGO until the trial comes on confined ind
ciiuiua,ey with the hardened and depraved crimina
the young offender and other witnesses who have com
miiied no crime We are even informed that in- poor
unfortunate boy occupied for some time the same "aru
with several abandoned females. but We hope there l.
J some mistake about this
little sister Of th- boy has been well provided for IN
4. humane and Christian family and the boy hm',l
mirh have been adopted into good family bad they
MT too much feared the consequences Of The three
weeks contact with vice and crime Of every grade 70
which he had been subjected. How long is tbs mon
SIRIUS outrage On the rights Of humanity to be permitted
By our auihonesi lit i. absolutely necessary 90 keep
f,frie tl,fn o..
why in the name Of decency not give them AZ least %
roam nv Themselves and not thrust them into The -o-
ce.y ofelons every grade TO inevitably simmer into
the likeness Of every thing they see and hear
IA The complaints Of some Of the Reporters
about not being able to see the papers in criminal cases
are. we EVE quite unfoundcd Several cscepades Of
notoro. criminals having occurred in consequence Of
The premature publication Of papers, through the too
rrea, freedom taken by certain Reporters the Maei-
traie concluded to put a stop such proceedings Re
pocrs are now however allowed copy any papers fit
for publraton-bui not permitted 10 handle over all The
papers in the Office at their pleasure This strikes US a'
being very udicious regulation. We have heard OF
other reasons Tor the pursued by tho Magistrate
which we may mention.
~ 4 ludicrOus scene was enacted at the Iomh,
Yesterday Atal. p.mpous man, evidently insane came
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with hi, fist excaiuins Silence Judge Pratt says So
That's night, hiccuped drunken sailor-eo it.od boy
silence or will commit you-Iudge Pratt says so IN
The midst of this strange scene judge Merritt made H.
srnearauce iust as our hero excaimng Silence
will have silencc-Judgc Pratt says So Judge
Merritt cave commitment for the drunken sailor 70 IN
oficer telling him to take the man 10 prison. stop
exclaimed Judge Pratt he shall not 70 prson-Judsc
Pratt saws So Sicpup here. Judge Pratt. says Judge
Merritt viii sir-Judge Pratt says So. He was sent
down 10 the Physicians - be examined for nsaniy-tht
last sound heard from him being, Judge Pratt says 20
u We are requested TO demonstrate with sal
of gaceess scamps who nightly congrega'e on the cor
ner OF Twenty sixth street and Third avenue whitley
listen ~ the voice Of friendly warning
~ The Express is sill angry with US about oui
uubi.hing the news Of tn Newport Fire in advance o.
all .tir contemporaries Is 10 ia about getting
INTO the regular stage Providence Is sufficient u
say that the fire in Newport and not in Providence
and that neither stage boat leaves Newport on sun
day ia any direction It simply true that the only per
sn who did arrive atDanelsonvie with the news IN TINT
for the cars Express Agent and that the rumoH
OF the Fire which circulated the cars originated IN
breach ofconhdence on the part of person to whom
our Express impaired the under promise Of secrecy
for the purpose Of saving thai, person from pccunar,
loss
We Of course acqut the Reporter Of the Coayi1
after his explanation.
lS- We are requested by some friends OF Mr.
John B. Cough iheTenperance Lectr en- TO say that b.
j.. not the brorher Of the Mr. Goh IN Newport. Mr. Jo-
r b Cough. they tell u, mas no brothers
~ man fell through the trap-door OF the fouri
story OF building in Nassausirect yesterday, but bein
drunk the fall did rot hurt him.
~ The funeral of " CGuriot was solemnlze'
al the Catholic Church in Canal street, yesterday morn
ing The services were most impressive. and the mus.
especially beautiful and grsndas Il the spirit OF the dea
Arts, siiuned the voices Of tie choir.
- We acknowledge the receipt OF that Both
OF Cologne Water. The flavor is most grateful an
whether has passed through Ere or not there eertain
can be- 10 mistake about the bottle. That has unque'
onably such service entities It 10 place IN on
Museum Of Curiosiiies.
BrRoIARY-The grocery-s;ore Of Pnckney
Mouliou. corner cf Third Avenue and Ffcenih-stfe'
was broken into on "Wednesday morning by cutting on
the bolt Of back windowshuiier the desk broken opel
and perhaps t.o OF three dollars in change Obtained