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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22
BrosLIyr Csty New =.

TFr s,LysSy Crrros YorSG XsSs ciTsnAy
Assou,,tc~ lib. as, two monthly rgs Of the
9fcosbr Yorus Mems Christian Association vtrc ser
ous, dstt, he'd by the prcdccinp 81 Get Of rcsolu
tors dcporncirs slavery s exists IN the south, and
committing the nssoceuon sfspst The resolutions
preserted ct tts Member meeting by Ar rion,
OF tho attaches OF the Indsp,ndra no-srnpe- The
resoutiors im mcdistrly crushed oct tue pre-
vious question ard then indcnrIoy poapcsci. AZ tto
January msetDg, which held last sssfaf night
Mr. Tii,on N owed TO Iato 10 his rcsoune es snd in
.wer 10 the Objection e. members, -ho vory correctly
held that an mot, finite rofpcnement 49, hna di,po
'i'icn ofe srbjsc and tight parfsnenAry oonn from
vhicb could bo released, hr 1ton sad BE- RAJ
ht,n iuict med by geutitman Who -as high authority
ara nsd been LcQttHnnt GOvorncr Of toe safe, vho
too him that no,nnite p0stponem9nt 81 Arany merely
sot rd Of question for tho ,essioo traNg. ite s-so
cattp voted thai woii DC proper % take no ,De
lu,iors n they a. and then voted agsirsl taking
ucm up the merits OF tho question. Mr. Willis ms
ih,n oisftd q somewhat stcsr series ot resolti,bs
vh'oh created ~ prn"n,s sensation Tho inieDeaf.n
and Beecher Isrty were present in strong numbers
sud ve'y euttus'ssic-many having attended for
iho express purrWo Of voting on tho ques
iop; others we're determined 10 choke out the nc ro
question entirely cbevs again were IN favor OF dscu.s
ing the qutson aud finally dsposns OF H. feari,g that
sbu, ou, y would re appear Ike HA1quos shost Jres.
excite ment pref He'd. Several members took the floor
At the ZANE time and each nsw,ed being heard. The
rules Of the society limit the debscs BY
each spcske 90 that esch speech cot on acout the
mooIe. Mr.. Bsyes, Cnairmsn Of the Lscsure Commit
ter moved series OF resolutions Substitute for
OF Mr Williams, which stated that a. msrepresensaiicns
tso been made IN cersin newspapers concerning the
socs'op, they felt necessary 70 that they
saered American slavery 10 be moral and social evil
sud contrary 10 the spirit ofCtVst nifty SJme members
sad that the revolutions should be spontaneoo, spd not
be drswn forth by newspscer rsrsgTspos sr. Bell
stated that the newspapers fsss sud r3vts) bat ns
rtrresened The e,socisop by stenf that tnrcs %
tie members bad voted for Buobsnan, aLd pro Ella
very IN tsi iseibes Tho resoigtOns were sdcpoe -
10 2e, amid sren exctemCnt TIE resolutions do not
appear 10 tttsy ciiher party. The abolition menbe 9
thought they we're milk and water, and too wesk snd
voted aseln,t the this account Nr Titon, who IN
troduotd the resolution oriRinay voted IN ibe ncesuve
because they we've too mild snd some OF the hard she
members e.so voted sgsnst theu because they -1re
bftrs, tte ntrldtcNh ~ the subject n coy shape re-
syes ienestoi the moderate pOrs7u, sal hs aces 'ae
kda e2.. .M.h
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Police Intelligence,

CoNroI Bk1wuS POLICEMEN AND observation-disclosures,
CARI RusGs, &c Az WEAPoss-unhcers Martin and Jour
can, Of the sixth ward police Tuesday night discov
cred that the silvemi shop OF Mchae! Gebney, No
Reade street. bad been broken open, and entering the
place found two men, but owing 10 the darkness
them escaped. The other fought desperately, but
brought 10 terms BY zap on the head With club, and
conveyed to tbe station house. He proved to be Charles
Gray, aias William Thompson. While at the station
the prisoner confessed that the party In his
company could be found at q certain house In Ham
rtey street. and TO This house Captain DO wing aud
officer yourdan proceeded Having esCersined that the
party wanted wss ip an upper room, they proceeded
there and arrested him. but at that moment one Hen
merry, who In the room, seized psol and luttlng
10 Captain DowiIe's face threatened to shoot him
lees he released the prisoper. The Captain then drew
biz revolver and snapped II three times at the fellow
but each time II missed fire. WSnen and children then
ruRhCd the m armed with broomsticxs pokers
ard and general light was the result during
which Capt D. WAS struck heavy blow UPON the head
With cart rung, and lost his prisoner who escaped.
Henptssy was, however, secured and locked up.
AsomrR HIGHWAY "Reminiscences OF TIE ALLEGED
Rornxrs Policemen Matthews and Aurtn, of the rwen
y Grsi ward while in oyster saloon Al tho
Thirty fifth street and Second avenue Tuesday night
fbserved two named Nike Nugent and George H. de-
wactng = person named George Krcsson, who was
slightly intoxca ed soon after KresSon loft, and
ing the characters OF the latter followed them close
they could without being seen, until tboy Of the
knock Kresson down and seZo him by the thr )at
while the other proceeded W rob him. While the two
ssged on their victim, the oiotre came up and
pus.ed both. Nugeut Immediately dIolp pod knife and
tim The prisoners taken before Justice FIandreau
Ara lock
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CITY Intelligence,

NETTING OF F1REMIN.-ln accordance with the spociA
order Of the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department
special meeting OF the foremeo engineers was held
last evening ss Fremens Hall There were about one
to order shortly afisr eight O'CLOCK In the absence 81
the Chief Engines Mr. Burnham Of Hose Co No a. pro
sided
Toe following preamble and resolution were presented
by Mr. saml. B. Thompson, Of Hose Co. No. 10
The resolutions relating q the election ofthe Ce
sns Toret hed on he iss jan are oDrsry 10 hs aer
ard nerons Of the rules ad,ped by the convention Of E
nov Is 1886 and Nhsress the Conyenton Of tagaesrs
% assistant sS are the @ only body having
section Of he ordinances passed July Is s9) Therefore,
ior the passed the meeting the of Eng
teers and Fore held the h OF January aforesaid
the for Chief Engineer Of the New York Fire
Quoted strictly 10 rules laid down by the
at isr meetg ca the ish OF Soyember 1855 Aforesaid
Mr. MeeuaD, oi Engine Co No. q. moved 90 10y tho
In ne frmstive 10 48 In the negative Having thus dis
posed Of the ,utjecI for which the meeting had been
called, moson for adjournment was made and unani-
montly carried.
This meeting is considered by the friends Of Mr..
How Ard INDIGESTION of his ceEs in the ap-
pre- aching election Tor Chief Engineer.
THs BALL rsR Nrw YORK Cuy GUARD, 90 lonv In
anticipation, comes of Thursday evening I'D inst
Tho elevated portion Of this corps In the New York
division is too well known TO need any comment from
us. Let every lady dee.rous OF having good music
mixing With good society ana enjoying line military
otpay be pTcsent The tickets hxed at 81 miuiog
gentleman and lady. Among the invited guests ws
may mention Commander Hartstein aud officers.
ANNUAL MEETING BURNS ANsvEssARY AssouA.
uos-At q meeting held Tuesday night, Jan 90 at
ESQ Broadway, the following committee unanimously
appointed to conduct the affairs OF society
Mr.. Gtorse Biode, President; Mr. VIM. Miller and Mr..
Tbcs Fraser, Vice fresidens Mr. James bson, Treasu
rer Mr. James Gray, Secretary. mit.ee-Messrs,
Aeg Cross, George Johnston, r. c. Latto Or. Norvsi
James Cummings, John Martin. Robh Brown, 3. Dunn,
rhos Gray, james Ounce, Tnos Miller, A. Turnbull
DIR, Hnlop, Thos. sommervie, John Linen
SPANsB COIN -We learn that the Second Avenue Rail
road Company bave adopted role 1, refuse AL Spanish
coin, except st dsooun, Of twenty per
circulating value OF the old foreign quarter5 shpgs and
'xpences The conductors have received 10 that
eii,ct and no little difficulty Is experienced in
quence.
Military Tho LEFT wing OF the Seventh Regiment
comprispg -four companies, dr at the City Armory this
(rhursday) evening.
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Court Of General Sessions.
Before Judge A. D. Russell.

AN ELECTION ASSAULT.
John Skslion with assault and battery on
Frspcs &. Spste Captain cf the Twenty first ward
police, en- the 4th OF November last (eesuon day
Fourth election district OF Thirty fourth street
Third avenue all the day that there bad been disturb
IN that neighborhood toat parry broke cxot
box IN pieces and used the wood clubs 70 beat cit
zcnr and shelton strike Captain spae with stone
or rome heavy substance Counsel Tor tho prisoner
called Witnesses TO testify that they the ds.urban
the stone strike the Captain, but gave ss their
opinion tbs, Skeiion vas tot IN the crowd
Peter Bsodcn an officer, called by the Assstau,
District Attorney, who deposed that no raw Skolton
Aer speeches from counsel on both sides, the Judge
briefly charged The jury, wnen they rondered verdict
Of gully" without leaving their seats.
Judge RUSSELL In psssDg sentence, rad-Skelton you
have been convicted M saul and battery on Captain
sosies, and properly. SO far the Court n
determined 10 punish everything ike runsusm or
tm with the u,noet severity But IN Consequence
Of having been ncasosrsed IN prison two months
already will sepd you 10 the penlientisry Tor fodr
months
Tn, Cour, room was crowded ny the friends Of the dc
ftndant durirg be progress OF The tia.
NOTE BY oUE CRIMIsAJ COURT REfoRTER.
some OF The city Isper,, seems have been trying o
make capital by circulating q rumor to the eject that
Pnrcs Cosgrove, who vas tried and convicted o)uple
OF -esks tor k,sauliing pofr ofoor. and sen
t'nced ny Jsdss Ru1seil, 10 ps penitentisry hr SIX
obfts ercArrf from the isisnd viii be rcrns sm
bored tbsi Is ns tine taoiDg ptlioiass reDcs ef
scief Cyy JUcgc voSi deal lepieDtly With lin On nc
O. fs pcItcs bf nlty with the accused. but t,s
would not eniert.n the motion yet COssrove
e,misson 10 remain IL ne ciy few dsys In order ~
settle mp nis bu-neas ssr which be given " change
nf tic snero and s nov undergoing the penalty II 'hs
In al "A nd.
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repudiated that altogether Hh letter published In
New York Daily Tues, January p contained nothing
sry jus, power to paush him % for Contempt % % He s,os
there projected by tho constitution which secvares
citizen shall be deprived Of hu liberty without due pro
cefs of law" There evidence that he had mad
the charge duplicating members Of this House.
Certain gentlemen came aad bound him to secrew, he
no, snowiDg what they had TO Communicate. he had
cbarges against any body which should mako necessary
tbst ne should VIC ste confidence Having become mo-
Iey convinced that corruption did exist he felt hs right
emoer OF the presp, to denouI 90 He bad etstsd
10 tne committee that he ha per sOna knowledge Of
the isc Was 1t right, he having eorroborapg test
mony, 10 press him to adswe,! ae made further re-
maikf 10 defence OF hts position.
The spsAKhH asked him whether he had anything fur
ther 10 rayS
Mr. sMosros replied, nothing, except to be heard by
counsel
Mesus. Clipgman Harris or illinois, and sherman, SO
versly offered resolutions that Mr. simon be takeu
10 custody by the Sergeant at Arms and imprisoned
The hrst pamed prccet - show that Mr. Sim ,nton
had made staten ens to- day Inconsistent with what
had raid before the ommittee
Mr. BoYos, (dem OF 3 c. proposed q resolution de-
clarDg cath the dignity OF the House further
70 concern themselves vii tho mptter before them
sno That tr smcnton be no longer privileged to occupy
areporters desk IN the House.
Mr. ORR said, II this resolution should be adopted he
should feel himself obliged to ask 10 he discharged from
iurther duty the committee. He then offered the fol-
Whereas J. W. snonton having appeared at the bar OF
ne house according to s and the causes assigned &
Resolyed, That said J. W smonon be continued In close
SION until by further order OF the House to
te taken when he shall purge himself OF contempt
Ins r.soiu.on was adopted Ia lieu Of ali Others, by
The Sergeant AZ Arms then secured his prisoner.
Mr. SMITH, ldem. Of Ala. offered = resolution propos
ing that the Clerk call tho roll and each member
70 his pame and indicate whether not ne 10 willing
release Mr. Slmonton.
The srlAH,. decided that was not question Of privi
The House then adjourned.
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1HIRTY-FOUKra CONGREss.
SECOND Sssslo~.

senate.
wAsRrsGros, Jan. Il, 1867.
NEW SENATOR yRox MISSOURI.
Mr. James g. Greer elected Senator from Missouri In
place OF Mr. Atchiaop srr.sred and was qualified
uis 'clfscH.
Mr. spvup, (rep O. ~. presented petition rom
l,he Geographical sociciy % hc cr Of New York. pro-
testing against the consR dollar and three cent
pieces and prsylrs bl, decimal coins may be
issued from the mint '-,fla " the Committee on ".
rAnce. -
Was then taken up
Ne. ursrr,, OF Va thought ,bc biz required some
.rerauept a. len the whole mscr at tas dscr stiou
tf ,hs presssent He IN of inserting lmi
st,on IN The b feared the ned satcs might 70
beycrd vtn originally designed unless TINS precau'
wv cnt.NsS Vt. replied there was this limitation,
tha, ,hs tovcrt shoui sa1rd ho company no more
ald thar wa. aT,sosc by the British goveinuens
Mr.. HrNrss cO1tpadtd that tdch p-nlecs shoul1 De
carried ost by p'issts Cnmpsny. u thr governments
desired 10 scnd ue-a. over Tine, Hshoud piy Tor
them inst q, a privs,s ritlzen would and no m ,re
Mr. CottAMu stated Eat the compsoy oe'ted 70 nsve
some kind OF seoe,uy io'c ny h.ssried Sc ~ , M
meme outlay. All ttsi ucr proposed Wss tna' ,n's
government should pas ae' ~ the ssoe terms ~ 'oe
Brush govcrnr.rt ..,, a., -.
limit ,h~ sovernuent tn he aid tns, ,ne British 30
veynms nj sresd sG rcca nut 10 what tney might
Scre n,.sp - uu, ON mo.ss 70 amend the bin 10 oh
,sse affections the provso that ths contract 70 be
sade b. the srissb government sha NOT be different
nom that already prOp~ei by that government 70 The
Nav yoyt ana Nev foubdland Telegraph Oompany.
Mr. RrsK Of Texas thought the guarantee OF $4,000
rsv .nnun, by this for work Of such mag
nitude and importance was very modersN. He would
be wililrs W vote fOr ~ tCt0 n yesr
Mr.. Dorcras cf ~ rwied ma, W. s,~srds amend
me Mt would be adopted the bill IN u present form,
ga, liable 20 the obi cou o uncertainty as 10 the amount
a Obligation this government s'ulc iocuy.
M ssv mn stated tbe ~ire or N eegrsph was
already made and the bols enterprise had heretofore
been conducted ard ms1ssed shn Amerii.n capital On
the l,h OF July next Wtce hi pass there VII be grde
around the ~ord Its proposed 70 lend vessels belonging
70 the Un.ed ss,es navy the British government VIII
lend her vessels 10 lay down this wire becsuse there are
notin com ercia ms-ne vessels for thN work
n We DO mot make this contract the British government
VIII have priority Of messages and No shall have " pay
Tor the ot the ne In accordance with the contract
which they may make-but We do make this c)utrsct
We shs stand upon terms OF equality with that govern
. menL
nr. sowas~s Sn nsusnt was adopted.
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United states Comm,ss,on.r's umcc.

Before N. u Nnite ESQ.
JAN. N,-The Unsed Sdfa 70. Fdnc,s Frvud o'ir
Ffoncs S'oNlytbe defendsntia this case va charged
With t0ssrg couperfeis American Qus'tcr dol ,ry O.
Jsmrf Icfsr OF Cspal street. snd several oshe o that
ae'sthcfhccdl Held tc ariHsr,
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Interesting from Washington.
rur suBM ARINE TELEGR APH TO RUROPE-raE IN
vEsTIaATING COMMITTEE AND THE CONTUAACIoUs
WITNESSES, ETC.
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&C minated for bis refusal TO answer the question: pro
pou nded by ,he eomm tee stated 10 thir rcpor suf
thai he have u 20 morpug 70 mase bis answer,
meanwhile TO remain IN ITO custody of the Sergeant
a. A. ms
Mr. Cmy,x (rtp) Of 1rd agreed With Ne Davis. ,bst
tho gttness sbsud have cd The querops bat nc
vss en- Au erosn citizen aud sbcuh be heard In defence
etthtr 70 p,pon or ~ COUNSEL (Voices"rh,ts rshN'
psvIss re,ouliou 20 prevent Ne smouton from beiag
hoard but ony sivo. bim the privilege l 10 NOR
row morning
Amer iurIher ceb.e the following wa, offered ny Mr.
orr and adopiet, ny yea lso to nays Ia
Resolved 1ha The Speaker forth with inform Ma r W. q
con the charge al which he s arrested and
him the qutsior"sre you rcady 70 show e further
ard DO you wish be heard by counsel tnc
M simoutou took bis position In The main 'Us
C,its OF UTown IN front " Take your tatsr
The profound tiepce Witch followed was p-okeu by
the sssKpR, who informed him OF the reis9n for his
arrest
Tbe CipHK having the report Of the COMMITTEES, the
Speaker bep ked M Simentcn the ques ion oonia aed
in The resclu'ion.
the Hopse he should be glad 10 ocoupy their attention
for atew moments and then f they deemed necessary
10 proceed further he would like 10 bar the opportuni
~ 10 copspN and employ counsel.
The sPpAKxp informed him thai was bis privilege to
be tesrd.
Mr.. IsruuR, (dem ~ W urderrtood that Mr.. 81
morton vas hero 10 answore questions and NOS 70 make
n srcecb.
veTsy cortendtd thsi Nr SmoOt0as replies sh )ud bo
IN wriips under oath
pr Grow ntsted tbs, The sccusel should 90 heard
In hg ovn wsy
the peth Of GUY according 20 TIE c0uyc1r o bT own
Ctnsciof &C. IN tho tud. enc Of the 0rs olt slcA mis-
taks made he siaicpo~ tha' ttis a~teig g1ttn o.
gercee % spe'hms be had Ti'''ep spf pcpNasd d'
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DIED.

BYERLY-Ou the evening # Taesday June Of pneumonia
David Homer Of D. D. and Sarah Ann Byery IL the SH
TIE f-iend 81 the family are respectfully invited to attend his
frers dis d., June Il o'clock from the residence of
bis father No 19 West Twenty hrst street. "iths ilhe
PbilsdslpLia and Cincinnati papers please copy.
BANFORD-On Monday June l. Of Inflammation Mary Ban
ford sged - year and months
BFFKMAN-o Monday evening, June !, Caroline, infant
dsuQli-r Samuel A. and Henrietta BeekmsH aged year
months and Is days
BROW NISG-A Hoboken, On Tuesday June Judge samuel
Browning, in the 6lst year Of his age
CooPER-At Gonsive. on Friday May l5 Of yellow fever
Ano Cooper seaman Of Rock!and Maine aged ~ years
DAVIS-At Gopaives Sunday Nay H. Of 5eilo~ fever
Daniel Davis seaman, OF Boston, aged % years
pJENT-OB Tuesday June ?, Richard Dunno, IN the 67ta
year II hi sKr, q dropsy IN the c3-st
FFE-Ou Tuesday June 2 Ellen daughter Of Terence and
Cailauue Fee " disease Of the bain, aged years and
months
FAlRLEY-In Barclay street, ,hi, city Monday May r.
Robesi Farley q native q slrderand' England, ssrd ~
yssfs ard months.
HINMAN-Ou "Wednesday afternoon Willie son Of William
4 and Msry z Human aged months
Furer service this Thursday a. o'clock AZ the
rfeuee Of h parents Ne ls6 Henry Friends and
relatives of family respectfully inyIt ID 70 attend with
ont further invitation Tn will BE- early on
Fiday morning 10 M1Lh2sset for !nternent.
HOOPER-Ou Saturday May 30 Mary w. Hooper aged 5
years and 10 months only child Guor and Ann Maria
Hooper and grand "a ghter OF George T. Hall
HOBBIE-In JerseyCity Tuesday Jane William Robbie
aged IS years and 10 months.
INSLEE-On Monday June Amelia s. Tnslee only ehld Of
james END Martha Inslse gestOn Of the lungs aged
year months and p days.
McGUIRE-Ou Monday June Catherine Mcclure, dan shter
OF Patrick add Ann MeGure, aged 2iyears and days
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MARl;tasO.

ARONswA -MORTIMFR-1u this city. OF wednesday,
Arrl IS 1857 by the Rev Edwin Hatfield Samne Aron'
wsd II Winons r. 70 Lydia F., youngest daughter Of
John Mortimer. ESQ, OF Brooklyn.
AUTEN-IOCKwARD-By the Rev. M WakeheId' MI
John Auien o Miss Mary Lockward, all Of this city
BANTA-BOGERT-At Hackenslck n. J on Thursday, Nay
28 by the Rev. G. BauVeIt Abraham Bsata . haF'o'
daughter Of James X. Bogert, esq, all OF hackenssA
CLARKE BAlLEY--M Philadelphia, on Wedne'dsy Ilne
by the RI Rev Aonzo Potter d. D. Herbert Clarke Of
Nv York City to Mary w, eldest daughter Of T. W.
Bailey, Of Philadelphia.
CONCKLIN-SISSON-O Tuesday June A. the resi- hence
brides father according to the ceremony OF the ,pc-y
the Pre- sbytean Church in Armenia Walter F. Con x o.
ths oty Euee daush'er Of Henry Sis'on esq OF Ih-
DANFORTH-SNYDER-G thi. city, Monday, June
Corey Henry Danforth to Mis- Evelyn Augusta eldest
daughter Of Thomas J. Snyder esq, all OF this city
aF2 6.d o. Fi sGpd lS HANNAH M 81 sy
Youngest daughter Of the late Henry strang esq OF Rye
WcitchesttrCO.
GARRISON-GARRFTT-At Johns Church. Staten I.aud,
on ibsr5ay Msy IS by the Rev Dr. Eccestou, M Abraham
= Garrison. Clifton :. l., to Miss Annie ~ Garrett u
Geneya.N Y
U0wFLi-TEMPLAR-A No. 81 Donnick street. Tues
Ssy june 2 by the Rev. William Morgan, L. Gtof OF It
Thousss Church DIR John 7 Howell formerly o. Liverpool
England to Emma eldest daughter OF " lham Iempiaf e'l1
Ulster 81 1i County CNew.Yorkl papers please copy
HAN-WFST-On Wednesday June 8, by the Rev Isaac H.
utle Mr. Casper Ham Mis-, Hannah w. daughter OF Jesse
Wet esq. all 4 this city.
MYERs-yAN OsTRAND-on "Wednesday morning June
A. The North PresbsteTsu Church Newly ORR by the Rev o.
S St John Mr Edward D.. Myers to Miss Amelia Van
O.raud daughter Of MI Jacob Van O'trand all OF hs city
OAKFY-SPOFFORD-A Flatbush. L. on WetnesdaJ,
OaLey to Miss Sarah SpofoTd, all OF flatoush.
pFTTIBONE-BUNNER-On "Wednesday June3 BY the Rev
& Brovu of Walton ~ T. Augustus Pettibone T. sarah
Fisher daughter 4 c. =. BURNER Of this city.
PURToN- COLVILL-On Tuesday juno p by III, Grace
AreLb.hop Hughes Henry J. Purton' -on 81 ne late
Matthias Purtou Ee, eldest daughter Of Aifei I''n'
era Of this city
ROBBISs-ROBBINS-nt this city on Wedne.day June BY
the Res DR. Dewitt Henry Robbins - Miss Carolins d.
elder daughter Of Elisha Robbins esq.
sHFIDOE-HTT HINsON-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June
by the Rev William Holsrth. Lueius NJ Sheldon 10 Haf'
net z daughter Of r J Hutchinson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuesday June ? By the
Rev l. Steward John Terwilrgar to Mary Z daughter
OF Jacob Faulkner, esq. alp OF this city.
VAN KFUREN-HASSARD- In Hoboken, on Tuesday even
ipg Ma, g. BIZ the Rev }. b. Haseny Of Kew York James
W Van Keursn 20 Miss Mary l. Hazard both Of Hoookeu
Kingston New-Yorkl papers please copy
w.TKFR-ROBBlNs-In this city on "wednesday, June 8
by the Rev Dr. Dewitt, Joseph Walker 70 Mis- H. JULIA
second daughter Of EHsha Robbins,
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establishment intimately for twelve years and Sc
count Tor ia unprecedented success very easily. la
tie fret place meets the requirements Of the pabe
ID its news dcpari ent and in order 10 do this, il has
pur-ued system 81 employing hrst-cass talent ia all
The present publisher the foreman, the rerters, AID
many Of the competitors Of The JOSrnIl'ha have been
for years connected with the Office; have grown up
with it, and become part Of it, so to speak Tbs
gives pernanercy and an interest to the establish
mert and value to the paper which the public can
appreciate though ignorant Of the cause.
New Hampshire Gs1etc.
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kcNAMARA-hcAse McNanars. ascd - years, sssss sts.
Loughu3
SMITH,, pss,-th. n. J.. THURSDAY Nay - Mis- Say
SIEEMAN-At fssfchcster Wednesday, June U.,nsA
SeSEan, wiie o, HsEsy siesnsa, ysx ct AsT
Her friends and relatives respectfully nvaed ss.ss -
funeral % morrow A. soiock from her late Essiasaos 49,
chester
THONPSON-On Wednesday morning. Jase g. Mn. Sssm
fhonip.os relct Of George Thomp~op-
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