New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

No 6s West Fourteenth street. knew the Sonora, and
Yves sorry she couldn't recommend her as p'ea,an'
comrsnion. The Sonora boarded with her Tor four
weeks aaer she left the St. German Hotel. Inc Oh
German Hotel clerk called frequently on the sonora
with email blu. and invariably left without his mon
ey. Mrs. BeIlinesr got suspicious then she became
wrathy, but she didn. get her board money. 80 sne
gave the Sonora hint, and - the Sonora ieif'
Holland L. Knight, of th4 Planters Hotel, boarded
the Sonora TO the amount Of $, but he too found it
unprofable 30 he abanG oned thai field and concluded
not invest any in Portuguese royalty, and the
Sonora changed her residence.
The case is still pending before Justice Connolly,
and If there are any other persons who have squan-
dered money upon the Sonora they are respectfully
requested to step up to the Jefferson Market Police
Court and -sy 30. The Senoras reception hours are
from a. IN. TO p. M Being exclusive in her habits,
all visitors must obtain tickets from Justice Connolly.
HEBREW WEDDIsG--A wedding in Hebrew high
life took place at the Green-street Synagogue on
Wednesday. The bride, young lady of oaly sixteen
wears, is daughter of Isidor Bernhard Of tiis city,
and the groom, David Mayer of Albany, Ga, is a
large plantation owner. The synagogue was well
filed and presented beautiful appearance ia the light
of gas and Wax candles while from the front OF the
altar by a slender silver chain hung the perpetual
lamp. The ladies occupied the galleries, and the gem
tlemen the main floor. At p o'clock precisely, the
Rev. Mr.. Crsmer assembled the aimemOr or chancel,
and read aloud the daily prayer in Hebrews then four
sms boys stepped into the square in front Of the altar
and each took hold of high pole deliberately carved
over which was stretched canopy of crimson damask
lined with white satin.
The groom, his brother and the brides father, steod
under this for some minutes, awaiting the briial
corege. At length, the main doors were swung wide
Open and the bride and her mother entered followed
by four bridegrooms, each accompanied by brides
maid, followed by the friends sud relatives of the
family. The four bridegrooms then stepped forward
and relieved the four boys. The bride advancing with
her mother also stepped under this chuppe, as it ia
called and remained standing, while the Rev. DIR.
Rspha addressed them. He said "he felt he was
called upon to perform duty which was at once
pleasing and serousi pleasing TO unite two loving
hearts and true sous-serious to think that she VIII,
had been such blessing to her parents should leave
them to grace a new home" Addressing the bride,
he said: 81 speak to you as BRIDE as a mother, as
mstron, and hope and believe that the groundwork
of your happiness ard future success is based on an
rdomitable basis-love and duty" His address was
short, but impressive Then he descended from the
pulpit, and administered to the bride and groom the
sacred wine; then saying some words in Hebrew,
which they beth repeated he placed the weddug-rng
on the finger of the bride, aud, signing the icsnse,
pronounced them man and wife. The bridegrooms
and bridesmaids were:
Mr. Julius Leasing Miss Sara Lederer,
Mr.. Isaac FIeide5bers Miss Fannie Heller.
Mr. s MG B srsf M :: ss4 seiDsp
The bride was dressed in white satin trimmed with
title and orange blossoms, carrying magnificent
bouquet of orange blossoms. The bridesmaids were
dressed also in white, but had pink flowers aud
bouquets. At O'Clock the grand feast took place at
the City Assembly Rooms, in Broad way, and mag
pifcent affair Unge,s Brass Band discoursed
fine music, and all went merry as marriage bell"
Prominent among the persons present were: Mr.. D.
Kspp ard lady of Americas, Ga; Mr. G. Mayer OF
Albany, Ga; Carl Anschutz and lady, Mr.. W. c.
Coffee Mr.. Hess and Mr.. Jay Of Park-place, Mr.
Friedander of Murray street. Judge Van Cot of this
city Mr.. Lewis, President of Butchers and Drovsrs
Bank Judge Benedict of California Lyon Isaacs and
lady of this city, and Miss Jane Isaacs Of st. Mary
Hall. The festivities were concluded at an early
hour.
PROBABLE MURDER.-Coroner OKeefe was sum
moned yesterday 10 take the ante mortem depo-
elton of Henry Book, who was dangerously
stabbed on Wednesday night at No. g. East Broad
way. 1t appears tat Mr.. Book keeps lager-besr
FALCON at the above place, and that on Wednesday
night he vert to bed early leaving bis wife in charge
About o'clock, John Robertson, barber, came into
the FALCON and csed for glass of beer at the same
time asking Mrs Beck to drink with him. She CON-
Piled, and in the Of an hour they drank several
times together. AT length Robertson threw his arms
about the woman's neck and attempted to kiss her,
She resisted and escaped from him. He then put out
the gas and s9ain attempted to take improper Liberties
with her, when scuffle ensued the noise of which
brought Mr.. Book down stairs. He opened the door
iust az the gas reit, and saw Robertson having
bold OF his wife in an improper manner.
Beck asked him what he meant, when Robertson
ssid he wanied some beer. Mr.. B. told him to leave
the place. aud upon hi refusing to do co. took hold
Of him and put him ont. Tbereupon Robertson re
turned and with one hand stru,k Book in the face
snd with the other plunged long dirk knife into his
abdomen. He tben fed but soon returned for his cap
which bad fallen of in the saloon, when Mrs. Book
seized him and held him fact until the arrival Of officers
Pike and Reeder, of tie Seventh Ward. The wound
ed man was attended by a physician vino pronounced
Bis injuries exceedingly dangerous Tie prisoner who
10 a NcS iONhtu up lot lNS night. Inc
jury fourd that Beck came TO bis wounding a, the
bands of John Roberson, and the prisoner was there
upon Locked up to answer.
Nor Fit To To BIZ HANGED Patrick Council an
Irish thief about twenty years of age arrested on
Wednesday night by Officer Costello of the Sixth
Ward for brutal assault On his mother. IL was with
the grestest difficulty that the fellow conveyed to
the Station House. While giving in his name and