The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

Hon. John j. Cii.ten6en, Ex-Governor and present
Senator from Kentucky with his family arrived in this
city Tuesday evening, from Philadelphia and is
stopping at the ST. Nicholas H,,el. lie was called upon
by number Ell his personal aod political friends yes
teIdsy
The Hamilton Canada Spectator Of the 10th inst.
says have to-day the rrage Sophia
nd daughter of the Hon. Sir Allan Napier McNab
w,sm Conts, yscount Bury, only son of the Earl of
Abemare hch took place at Dundurn Castle, the
sidence Of the brides fatAe yes erday Thursday Nov
IL. The Roman Catholic marriage ceremony rendered
Necessary by the BRIDES adherence 10 that fin, was
peiftim ut an early hop- in the morning Shortly
after IL A. n. his Excellency sir Edmund and Lady
Head attended by Captain etallck A. d. C., lived
at Dundurn The Lord Bishop of Toronto assisted bv
the Very Venerable the Achdcacon OF Kingston uncle 10
the bride, performed the marriage ceremony Uf the
Church Of England. The bride was given away by her
fstler She was attended bv Miss Charlotte l,oa az
the Misses Stuart, rs bridesmaids; b Cox Esq,
RE- present as tie brdegroom's The bride
lace, and vreaths OF orange blossoms and ,e Her
extreme beauty was the theme az every tongue
The dJeHner was announced after the cere
nony, and after the health Of the newly married pair
bad been proposed in exceedingly happy speech by his
ency the Governor General and which was received
Win injurious applause, and responded TO by Lord
Bury, they entered the carriage, which in waiting to
convey them to the railway station amid the warmly
present the ceremony were Colonel Baron De Rotten
burg and the Baroness De Rotenburg; Hon. W. Cayley,
Inspector GenrAl Hon. Roocrt spence Gene
rsl, and Mrs Spence Hon. J. G. Tache Receiver Gene
raj ard Miss Tache: Hon G. T. Cartier PROVINCIAL serre
,ary, and Msdame Cartier Rev Dr. Adams.n Hon W.
Captain and Mr. aeiaick Hon J. II Cameron and Mrs.
Cameron H.n >: II B'ui'or In, n ) G Morrison Mr;
Miss 0'Eeiy; T. Mciaren, Esq, aud Mrs MsIaren;
Mr.. aud Ms. White; Capt. and Mrs. Stewart; the Mayor
ley Mr.. Gait; Mr. Gsowtic Mr. and Mrs, Rcecher Lon
CON- Mr.. and Ms. re, des, Woodstock; Mr.. and Mrs.
street N,ssa FAIL F%up Nd ssrpsy EG
Meredith the Rev. nr. McMurroy and Mrs. Mc,lurray,
Dupdas, and about hvndrsd others.
ARRIVALS.
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Sl6srton, Nus Miner, NJ Ma;aaie. Mss.r. and
Ms Raae strauss a NJ NJ Baeur Mrs. fssn
Ieur, Cabinet shaw, August, Brcsontoa, Hopkins, Owen,
For Norfolk S. In Tie s,esTshp Roam was sr
P.n DAVID Calender lady Dpn.isn Jsms, Han and
S's sns ssss MACK a sas sPf lady
Judge JOns, shermsp Th9laas Colder D Gallagher
Hnesne %asc Sss%s and
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and three children, Thomas u Iiowes Aiusley Davis
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William IbonT Miss Sarah Pearson, Daniel Jones
Collamore Dow, Charles Perry, Barmanand % In
the steeragc.
For Charleston, in the steamer sonherner-Capisin
EGynop III. Ros smsE sm sfss a nr fs ssss
Mason ady and three children: Miss Barnard Brandt
Fiupipr Znckel r Sloan. X Reefe. W Baldwin Miss
WILSON, Miss Cream, ~ lady and two servants VIM
Wi,ams n Black, Thos Buchsnnon, Mra Manning and
chidren VIM Hosay. Newman, II Chase, John Boyd Jas
Annble Jas Robinson, Costello Perry, John Be,
Idams T. steele VIM Bogert Mics Ingofdsby, Miss r New
house u Sullivan Erfurth-and n In the Storage.
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Mcpougsn, George Rooerson Jr; 1oic d Brinker
bof and lacy Beiion children and scrvan Mat
news lady child; MIS- Johnston, Miss Johuson Mrs
Dromberg. y Bromberg Wilson Catherwood and lady,
John Lee George Sheldon. Henry Humid, Remscn, u
Hsrioe Bodgson Miss Telfair, William Richardson and
LADY, n Hsoskweli. lady and servant; W Williamson,
Ouinby william Hunter Ira Peck q @ Mervin Esehrw,
nelorane Chapman Mr. simmons o Dayton, Weldon,
Ms Warren Hooker and Mrs Walker Mrs Moore
S-o John voolfolk Henry Hotz William Johnston, j
Ball. Joseph Bcnson-and 70 In the s,eerage
TIE LAKE FIsHERy.-Yesterday can probably
tell the biggest fish story Of any day In the
fut;t Gsh al Al tho do~L