Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
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AsniNcroS, Feb. -.


Criliemlen, was married Sunday cvr''-
ing, in the Episcopal Chnch, III lhs
city, by Rev. DR.. Pyne, 10 Mis-. E'@a'
beth Ashley, al , 2 o'clork.
Among the persons present N Ire
church were the President, N'i rd
Fillmore, The President ect, General
Pierce. the Secretary # State, Edward
Everett, and all the other members y
the Cabinet. OF The incoming Cabinet
present were ex Governor Marcy, oil
New York, Hon Caleb Gushing, and
perhaps others.
Large numbers OF Senators and KeP-
resentatives in Congress were present,
with some Of the Judges OF the Federal
Court. On no other occasion have
there been assembled in one place, in
Washington, moro distinguished person
ngcs.
The bride and bridegroom entered
the church about l-2 o'clock, preee-
ded by the family of Mr. Burnley, Mrs.
Coleman, the daughter of Mr.. Crlttcn-
den, and Miss Coleman, a grand-dau2h-
ter with Others, relatives OF Mrs. Ash
ley, Hon. Mr.. and Mrs. Cnbell, &c.
The bride was dressed magnifcently '
IN rich white brocade, With point lace
founces, and beautiful ornaments on the
head. and the white venerable head OF
MIR. Crit:enden was quite eclipsed in
the spiendor OF the display.
The parties approaching the altar
were but dimly visible, however, in the
few candles there displayed. The
darkness was almost total twenty feet 7
of. Hon. Edward Everett gave away
| the bride, President Fillmore being at
his side with his family.
The solemn ceremonies ofth Eplsco-
| pal Church were gone through with
quickly, when the happy couple re-
cieved in person the congratulations OF
| the eminent audience there present by
| Invitation.
Mrs. Ashley is the third wi(o of Mr..
! Crittenden, and Mr.. Crittendcn is the
third husband OF Mrs. Ashley. The
happy pair, after the usual receptions,
will repair TO Ken,ucky.--Cor. othe NJ
Y Erpress.
New YosK, March d.
The jury in the Doiy case returned,
Last aighi, Il verdict Of not gully.
BosToN, Sunday, March 6.
Miss Corcoran, the young lady whose
disaI IcaraLce caused the riot in
! Charlcstown last week. arrived here OH
Saturday evening. She was found in
Philadelphia, and returned under the
! care of some Protestant friends. She
declares tina, her liberty has heeD re-
strs incd. Another outbreak is feared
N Charles lown on the subject, and by
The request Of Mayor Fro,hinghau,, tho
| Governor has Issued orders TO Gen.
! Sutton, 10 have the first and fourth regi-
ments Of tle State militia under-arms
tomorrow night. ,
New YoRK, March 6.
The steamer Bay State which left
Fall River un Friday evening, did not
arrive here till about o'clock this even
ing .hc had a worry perlous time dur
ing The snow storm on Friday night.
The weather was so thick it was i'm
possible to tell her bearings, and she
finally came to anchor in seven ia,homs
of walr within three miles of what
afterwards proved to be Gull Island,
where che lay till morning.
WAsHrNGToS, March 7.
Tus CAuIAET.-The President nomi-
mated Ms Cabinet to-day, and the Sem
ate Immediately and unanimously con-
Grmse IT. 1t stands,
Hon. William l.. Marcy, Of New
] York, Secretary OF State.
Hon. James Cunrie, OF Kentucky,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
.ton. Robert McCleland, OF Michigan,
Secretary of the Interior.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Of Mississippi
Secretary Of War.
Hon. james c. Dobbin, Of North
Carolina, Secretary oil the Navy.
Hon. james Campbell, Of Pennsyl-
vania, Postmaster General.
Hon. Caleb Gushing, Of Massachu-
sets, Attorney General.
BosToN, March 7.
Returns from over 100 towns, show
the election of SIS wings and Ill coal-
tionists, with the whig strongholds
nearly all in. No doubt exists of the
Convention being anti-whig. Boston,
A wings; Cambridge and Roxbury,
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