New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14
PERSONAL.

The following singular marriage notice appeared
in The Toronto COlOnist:
By the Rev John Brown, Presbyterian miter ress1ns 81
the village OF Newmarket township Of Whitcburch G, w a
the residence of brides father Benjamin Hewson 1srenio
Orange Brigade DrumMsjor in fun scarlet egimentai sish
Orange SASH sword &C. Flora eldest daughter Of Mr. A,c
bald McMlen of East Gwimbury c. W. When the rainis
ter got through with the BY law established
with very appropriate lecture the OCCASION the onoon
aerwArd requested TO add few words the sub
ect and after be had 20. sanction Of all invited ws
drew his sword from the csbbarb and giving into tie BRIDES
hand said in the presence of all there assembled Low
authorize you dear wife to plunge this naked sword IN my
you find uuahiu to the marriage re now
taken place and you as unworthy Of r1osrPs
longer ezs,ence heHceoh you will have this swoId paced at
the head your bed your service All present seemed ye
eengly impressed the hearing Of bis heartfelt remark
Malakoff," the Paris correspondent Of TIE Nee
York Times, in bis last letter writes:
Since the commencement Of this sbeTsn temrssuEs she
lakes OF the Boone have been the resort of abe ion
people and the iders of the and 70 enjoy tho
skating The Americans the Engi and the Russs have ear
ed of ell the this beautiful exercise Tho chsPson
however thus each in bis STYLE BuhseniAn AID
Russian"
The Buffalonian is young man Of soue twenty
Winters, named Charles Coleman.
The Hon. Thomas G. Clemson, a son--aaaw OF tne
great South Carolina statesman, ia 10 be app Ah'ed
AQrieuturalist of the Patent Office in place OF MIR.
Brown, removed. So says the Washington CORE
spondence of The Charleston Mercury.
The Republican Young Men of oseans County
have taken in hand the work OF orr fn'1ing or the
Presidential campaign. meeting Ter this purpose
w.s hold at Albion ON Tuesday evening, The step Is
o,. tho, orobt 10 be followed in evsry corEoy and
town.
The Hon. William F. Boone Judge Of tie United
st.es District Court of NewMeXico, died at the Ies
depce of his family, West Philadelphia, Wednesday.
Mr.. Boone had just returned from New-Maxioo on
brief visit TO his family, after an absence Of two
wears. He served for many years lathe Legislature of
Peunsy lvania and under the Administrators Of Msrd
Fillmore was a Commissioner to Gcsrapm. To the
position he filled at the time of As death fe aP-
pointed by President Buchanan.
Mr. FOrpey is described "a weu-oaIi tilt, brown
haired man, little the average hgsh, about ~ or
IS wears of age and with large head n which Wits
tveness and sefresolve are the heading haractetcs
His forehead il full and roanahis besr OF rusSei-
ersy. only shaved above The mouth; and his DARK,
bead-lke eyes are given slsepless and evesSiglsnt
expression by the want CT any eyebrow hrSs span
oil the noId forehead from the ford face. Ia this re-
rpec be said 10 recall the "dless drageneyas de-
scrbed in one of the earlier odes vi ColezIige.
MILES, equestrian statue Of Washington WI %
inaugurated on the I'D OF February, with infos'ns
ceremonies. MIR. Everett will ,e invited TO deliver me
address.