The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-30
pol,,scaI and Personal Iatslllx..c..

Political and Personal Iatelllgeace.
Gov BaDks OF massachusetts, left town yesterday for
home. BE bias been In town and vicinity for aoou. q
week. and has received every attention from ali classes
OF the community Gov B. seems 10 be popular here
as be is In his own State.
Mr. Stephen Douglas, who Ia staying II the Everett
House. not In New York. many persons suppose, for
political purposes, but 70 carry financial operations In
Wall street. he therefore appropriately visited yes
terdsy by the millionaire William B. Aston, while tho
leading politicians who used to be enthusiastic about
him. kept aloo and did not pay him their wonted respecs
There was no serensde, and firing OF the big gun by
Captain Rynders The only cannonade We heard last
evening the artillery Of heaven In fact poitica
notice appears to have been taken Of the champion Of
squaster sovereignty" OF course this k because the
shrewd politicians know that politics are not the object Of
Mr. Douslasl visit to New York, and not because they
always worship the rising sun, and pay homage to
that which ia setting in the west s not therefore.
account Of the recent letter OF Ju dge Douglas virtually
declining In advance ths nomination as Charleston and
thus dashng the hopes Of eDany democratic patriots in
this city 10 the esrthh ~ this account that tho
Tammsny Hall leaders have NOT called him and made
pobe-but because they do sh to take up his time
occupied 1t Is in important monetary transactions
There time for everything, and the Tammany poli
CLANS the most eousiderats OF men, and at the
distinguish hawk from hAndsaw when the wind 10
South.
Tho Hon. George s. Boutwell, IL D., has received aud
Society Of Uaon College, schenectady, N. r, At The
ensuing Commencement
Hon Miles Taylor, recently nominated for reelection
70 Congress in the Second district Of Louisiana, is at
Saratoga Springs.
Hon David hubbard, of Alsbams, Hon P. J. Barr, OF
New York, Commander F. stanly, q. s. N, Col J. A.
Ripley, Major Garnet, U. s. A, Bon. J. n Kuake OF
NJ n (aurl r Nat TTNdv =
are In Washington
Rev. J. Sheets, Presbyterian clergyman Of Madison,
Ind, has been arrested on complaint Of Eliza Allen for
seduction. Great excitement prevss In the neighbor-
hood.
v-o hundred and twelve persons arrived al Saratoga
springs on the 9th inst.
ARRIVALS.
Prom Calcutta tn the ship Good Hope Capt bsm Miller,
From ralc.huano in ship Wild reeon-wp williams. r
AirsGe ~ yDods. QUO Koch and lady, VIM swaia Don
From spansnsmo in brig La dranss-M Craig. oyaig.
VIM Seamsn, Col G Davis, CApssam wood Miss Williams
From Bermuda !. the bark !lza Baras-H Witams Ny y
William: nr and xr: oa ssI,p5%fdse Rev Guiding A''
DEPARTURES.
In :se 4 ,s.~;A , sssn0se es Nors. Iee John
Eber, d Fallen Miss claSopns Mss freS: sois%.n
CHI Howsrd 2 Bsnssp Jobn Lnnsford asnthlsr and
srown Aies Pstssn, Mr.. Bsssenssm Joseph osiss
wiisn Douslsss. 4 Wilson, sserins Eawsrd ing.
and IL In the steerarc
MARRIAGE IN HIGa LFg.-Madson and Fifth avenues
In state Of great excitement the weather
would permit yesterday morning, in consequence Of the
marriage Of Mr. George G. Barnard Recorder Of the city
and county Of New York. to Miss Fannie Anderson,
daughter Of Mr. John Anderson whose name ia identified
with the Lorards Gileys and Llenhals in the tobacco
trade OF the metropolis. Mr. Anderson has, by his tact,
Industry and perseverance, accumulated princey for
tune, and the coblle and OF the bride
something magnificent The ceremony performed ct
the Reformed Dutch church. Of Fifth and
Twenty first Areet, at eleven O'Clock. The church
entirely filed and among the audience great many
exceedingly pretty women (brides In expectancy and
crowd of politicians, more less distinguished. Among
the latter oiass were Mr. Isaac " Fowler, Postmaster
and one of the groomsmen Mr. John W. Forney, Of Phi
ade'pnia; ana mr. CLANCY. County Clerk Subsequently
10 the ceremony the bridal patty s.-A-
entertained at magnificent demer la fosvchste al
the residence Of Mr. Anderson, in Madison avenue The
whole affair was done up grand style, and some two
thousand invitations Issued. The Recorder, who
has in his time sentenced = great many people,
received the edct that terminated his bachelor life with
the utmost equanimty the bride was charming, and
every gave the expression his copgratus
TONS As we have stated above, the Recorder seemed
rather TO enjoy his captivity, and it therefore quite
certain that he deserves IT, he will take recess frem
his official duties till August and in the meantime the
bench Of heSessions will be occupied entirely by Mr..
City Judge Russell, whose promptness and efficiency have
made him perfect terror 10 evil doers
EXCURSION 70 THE COAST OF LAIR mn Tho