The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-24
PcrsonnI IntelIiycrnee


Col hapiel B. Baker, Governor olsct of New Hamp-
22d inst
George W. Clinton, Buffalo; w. W. Corcoran Washing.
ton; Gan. O. Clark, Sandy Hill; Hon. w. Massey, Viz
ginia Augustus James, Dutchess county; W. Kelly Eso
oh V roy
trot; Col. w. Doaovant, Richmond Gen. Pfxly, San
Francisco Col shlever, Baltimore; Lieut. Hurst LIVER
pesl, arrived yesterday at the St. Nicholas
Capt Jessier, s. c.; AL Stevens Iowa; T. f. Nelson
Va; W. Pardes, oswego; A. Bacon, England; D. r. Ham,
ton, Maine; Peter N. nox, Geneva, were among tho
arrivals yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotels
II. r. sherman, Esq. Poughkeepsie CO.. Tfmball, o. s.
Army Mr.. johnson, U. S. Navy; Judge Haviland, D. W
G. Rice and lady CAL; Chas. A. Ranlet and lady, Bos-
ton; Mrs Watson, St. Louis; Major r. L. Garnets U. s.
Army W Overbray and lady, Va. Washington Brown,
Esq Philadelphia were among the arrivals yesterday at
the Aston House.
r. North, Conn; r. N. Pratt, Philadelphia; j. Hop
kins, New Bedford J. Weingham AuEuSta, were
amongst the arrivals yesterday at the PRESCOTT
Married, in the village Of Csnneaut Ohio Feb H. by
There is little history connected with the above says
the Coaneam Reporter which may not be uninterestng
to the reader About the close Of the last war with
Great Britain the parties became acquainted with each
other and in April 1922, married in the county OF
Cenesee N. ", against the consent and wishes Of rea.
vss s on oo,h sides few weeks prior to the birth q
his family for the purpose Of purchasing piece OF Land
and during his absence his wife persuaded by her
relatives to desert her home and husband reside
with them Mr. j. learning the fact and being threa-
tened with violence IL he attempted to claim his family
eft the county went 10 Tn ms
years subsequent be ascerained that Mrs. j. bad Again
married. and removed TO the West IN paation Of this
transaction II should be stated that the wife supposed
her former husband dead and did receive tdngs Of h
supposed loss at sss. III. Jones Immediately returned
TO his vocation the sea- and from that period until
few weeks since lost all trace of his wife and his two
After space Of twenty five years he chanced by
circumstance, TO learn the residence OF his two
sons wcnded his steps to this place where to his
qualification he learned that their mother still v
ing and widow, having lost her second husband after
rearing ten Children and then residing in Mercer Pa In
company with his son. Mr.. Jones Immediately started for
tho residence IL the partner Of his youth who
recognized and welcomed him TO her home though she
the grave TO confront her The trials of the past
recountcd the 1--we of youth renewed and after brief
conrtsip they again pghted, and the finale II re-
corded at the head Of this article
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool IL The steamship Pacific Mr. and Mrs w
Cromwe ell child. Mr. and srs John st John
yan Mrs slster, Mrs Nelson, Mrs Pitar Miss Kerr.
Rehrrd,on, Mr Dix, Mr. and Mrs Bacc-, Trottsr;
Mr. and Mrs u rootc ana infant Mcssrs Allen Clark
McJnnes Moses, Hill Froet Taiamon, Lawior, Hen
dcrson, u Rsdeaux Bonudry, w Chids ] Loriicaux
sen. II Eouche. Gussnann, W Ceuidwe Sherwood, No
Manus, Martin, p Meade, 4 y Nelson l. Chsbert, X
Bonuya Louis, j. Afrnam, Steel, Mr. and Mrs Tyschir
ner, Mrs Kate Harvey, ~ DAVIS Mr. Kerr Mrs and Miss
Miss Richards Mestrs Phillips johnson, Mem
sing, and Anderson.-Tctal 70.
NsfS &C. am ssiS. r..
Nicholson, II Auchincloss Miss Smith. Miss No
Donough, Miss Lamb, Mr. Jos Smith, WIN Rider and lady.
BeiGhsr; Mrs Pslmer pr wake and LADY nss
From whampos, in ship Lansao-Master Frank Hunt.