The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14
Personal Intelligence,


Married. At the residence Of John Walter, Esq, in the
vicinity Of Wooster, Ohio Thursday May three
O'Clock p M by the Rev. j. II. Jones, Herr Dresbach
the celebrated " Lion King" to Miss Sallie A. Walter
The lion tanner and the lamb shall lie down together
than passing notice. Herr Dresbach is not unkno wn
to fame but until his recent advent in midst his
and social qualities and his talents which are
Of high order, had not been intimately known to
citizens The Herr during his brief stay among has
golden opinions from all who have had the pleasure
OF his ACQUAINTANCE Of his BRIDE the amiable and &C
complished Sae," need not speak. The that
Is mentioned in euiogy by every tongue needs not
her-none her but to praisen We proud to re-
cord the fact that the Herr after all his wandengs and
travels in every cline, has honored county "a the
choice of spouse; and glad that Old Wayne
should have furnished from her bright galaxy of lovely
daughters so worthy and Cite mate for the noble
Herr The bridal ceremony performed in the pre-
sence OF large asembage OF the admirDg friends of the
bride and groom On the evening succee ing the mar
rage the unrivaled brass band and the Wooster art
lery proceeded to the premises of Mr. Walter whore
they partook Of the sumptuous hospitality provided for
them by the host Of the gooms after which the
made the earth trembe awoke the slumberng
with the booming Of their never empty gum It
the band dscoursed sweet music, such might lull
bride TO her slumbers and accompany the march of
golden cams. In short, all went merry marriage
bell and we assure the happy couple that they bear
with them the best wishes Of all in whatever land they
may soourn Pass ye on, for the word Is said and the
vow is spoken. Pass on
II is related by Frederick the Baltimore correspon-
dent Of the Washington Star, that Captain Rynders,
well known president of the Empire Club In New
in Baltimore the 9th inst from the north accompa
MED BY beautiful young lady Immediately after being
booked at Barnum the Captain undertook the task Of
procuring marriage license The hour being late, he
found II quite difficult and not until after 10 O'Clock p
eventually smiled as she always does upon those on
loves errands and through friendly official the docu
ment procured Soon after this the Captain and his
intended with the gentleman who aroused from his
sumbers to the legal certificate appeared at the
residence Of the Rev. Thomas Stockton when the hap
Ply pair united in wedlocks holy nseparable union
The BRIDE whose is Tor was) Miss Phoebe shortwe
seemed bathed in bushes She is represented young
beautiful rich Tho Captain went through the cere
monies like soldier, and at the conclusion when the
knot had been tied much stronger than string he
gave the bride al red salute and they retired to
Barnums 1t is surmised that there bit Of
about this affair." which must await the calculation of
future days. May their honeymoon set nor be
obecured even by partial eclipse. Frederick" adds
that the bride groom intended visiting Washington
Saturday morning but missed even the late train Of
The Utica Obserer Of the 18th instant says-we are
informed that Dr. Benedict the able Superintendent of
the New York State Lunatic Asylum has tendere1
board o. Managers his TO take effect on the
his impaired health In the early part Of last summer
and while actively engaged in the labor Of experimenting
the construction Of the fixtures and erecons for
perfect and effective system Of warming and venatng
the asylum building he was Frustrated by attack of
hemorhage OF the lungs, from the effects OF which he
did not during the In accordance With
the nendatons of his medical advisers and friends
spent the last winter at the South eave fabsence hav
ing been granted him for that purpose by the Board OF
Managers chiefly in Florida and Georgia, in hope that
the genial influences of southern cline, with
tion Of ha arduous abors in the asylum might be the
means of his restoration to his former health and al
though his health has bean considerably improved by his
strength are not SUFFICIENT to enable him to endure for
considerable period of tme without increasing the
the hazard Of recurrence of similar attack the great
labor and care OF taking the reasonable charge Of In
sttuton for the insane containing at the present time
over four hundred and hfty patients Dr.. Benedict
In November 1S49, after the death Of the latter
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Pennsylenian
says that unless COL Gates resigns his In the
army, the action Of court martial will leave him
discretion to exercise In the matter.
The Providence Journal says:-we notice in the Eco
ddid copy Of the Austrian decree restoring the
we glad to notice the Of the brothers eodoro
suzzara Verdi snd Tulio suzsara Verdi Of this city
r. S. johnson, Savannah; J. NJ Thompson, Springfield;
r.; French Lowell s g. W. H.idssn, Phil.dsipSis
Sol Smith, st. Louis Hon. E. Dcknson Mass; Beverly
w;shsssSn Col aas"n HunoSn Charles
House.
Hon. + Rockwell. Mass; Hon. W. W Snow, Otsego:
Rev A p. PEABODY, Portsmouth N. II. Seneca raymond
Wisconsin; Hon. A. Y. Lssson, Salem; Pref Bcltta, Lon
don Col. /. NJ Caldwell, Newport, KY; DR.. l.. r
Renaux, N o. Ino Ewart Toronto arrived yesterday at
the Irving House.
Hon Samuel Treat No.. Hon. Charles Johnson Quebec;
Capt. westeman, British army 4. Bainbrdge, o. army
DR.. A. Smith, Lima; elemment Tngey, Baltimore; Geo
Paide ST. Louis we're among the arrivals yesterday at
the Metropolital Hotel
y, Greene, ESQ., Troy N Y. signor Sebastian Grscia,
Boston; H. g. Caggershal, Sing Sing N Y; b G. Thayer
Esq, n IT.. Rev. VIM. s. nana, N. H., were among the
arrivals yesterday at the Union Place Hotel
A. L. Clifford and lady, Lowell Mass; Mrs. @. II Mere
ri Charleston 5. C.; J. T. Davis, Boston; VIM. Patton,
Geneva ". n r. Cross, Boston, we're among The ARR
walls yesterday at the Cooper house.
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