davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
IIlOS. IL. IL. COBD.
To Edw. Noble, and Others, Committee.
MONTGOMERY. 2lst, Nov, 1890.

MoNroohERY. 2lst, Nov, 1890.
Dear Sir: I am to-day in receipt Of your.
of the 10Th inst, inviting me to be present and
address the people OF Abhevie on The 22d inst.
on the great questions Of the day. need not
say, what sincere pleasure it would Civ" me to be
able comply with, this invi;siioii fnm the cit
'zeus of my father'ss former home. I, is how
ever. impossible. both from wait of timely no.
tc-. a. from. professional engagements in Court
1t this time.
l an, rsjoiced toperceive that South Carolina
appears .. unit sin her counselAland Is prepared
tose' a noble example 70 her sitter States Of the
Sop,h. That example will. in my opinion, be Of
great influence over many of those States, and
will tend to unite the Cotton States In concerted,
yet separate State secession.
b, Alabama will hold Convention ON 7th Janu.
cary nsgk ndihaveskoed reasons for beliesjng
thsshef people sreresoiyed upon seeding from
the present1 Fsdefal Union. ".'',."': :',':
Very truly your oJ't /, ,sy'te
~ 5T5;,esS IN. J; Ii: YSNcEY.
Mr. Ed. Noble. chr'nsor Committee, Kb6esills.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
N ". GARY. ESQ

We have received COPY of the very able
address of Col. II W. Gary. delivered at the
Extra Session of tho Legislature upon tho all
absorbing subject of Federal Relations. The
speech is an earnest and eloquent appeal in
behalf Of 'serarsts State action, and reflects
equal credit upon his talent and patriotism.
Col. Gary is nativ. of Abbeville. and is now
ono of the most promising members Of the
Edvefield Bar,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
PROM MYce1seyppI

We loarn srva the Guordian in adIitifn 10
onr tn!errarhic diera,rh nuhlished vee,"r.l.v
morning. that the disnnnp movement is swecp.
inr n'l before i. IN Mississippi II IA deaioned
# pr'cti"ahlr. to hold the State Convention on
the snm" dav that he Convention merta in this
State 'These facts ue lpnrn & "n privntA lei.
Ter. received w gentleman in this city from
a friend. wh" writes .hate verv prominent
gentleman in Mississippi told him thnt II fSnnth
Garn'ina ives not very prolupls Mississippi
would lead her in accession. ~ l..
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
BANNER PRESENTATION.

At the atePuhl'c Meeting in our vi lace, just
before the procession moved, a handsome ban.
ner was presented by MI. Haskell. in behalf
Of a matron of Ahbeville. to tho Minute Men.
Tho hannerais hou".spun, homemade and really
a handsome flag. bearing the following m.tto i:
Dare and win" on one side; On the reverse.
the arms of the State. Gen. Smith, in receiv-
ing it, made Handsome repl,.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
THE aoyERHoR,s MrssAaR.

The recommendation that the State shonld
indirectly aid in establishing line of propel.
lers from Charleston TO Liverpool. we think
will meet with universal appreciation. The
form under which this aid is asked is unobjec
tic nable. and it is to be hoped ,hat this effort
to establish direct trade>will be successful.
Gov. Gist takes it for granted that South. Caro-.
lima is going to estatlish separate nationality
and urges the importance Of a speedy postal
arrangement The suggestion that the iustrn-
mentality Of Adams Express be adopted tempo
rArily. for mnil facilities, seems to he the only
practical way Of supplying US with the means
Of q regular correspondence.
J The proposition to consolidate the Treasures
of the two existing disisions Of the State is one
that must commend itself TO tho Legislature.
As the Governor remarks there is now no req
son why there should be a division: : Charles.
ton and Columbia are within few hours of
each other and the union Of the two officers
would save complication and expense. The
proposition that the Treasurer should be reauir.
ed To reside in Columbia ought'to be fayorably
acted upon. Indeed, all State officers should
DO required to reside tthe capital.
The views Of the Governor upon the silegi-
ance due by the. citizen (nstive or uaturalixed)
TO Tho State. arc those which have already
met the approval Of tbis journal. The native
citizen OF course owes primary allegiance to
his State, and as vo have already advanced in
the Guardian, We hold that the naturalized
Iicitzen owes his ,first allegiance to the Sta.s
THAT protects him and that on:y through her
does he owe sny Iealsy to the Federsi Union.
Her withdrawal from that Union cancels any
obiigstiop to The Confsdsraey from which ahs
hasrst,red. $3.50 r.,%, ?
The recommendation to pa.s law pfoviding
sewers ppnishnent for incspdiaries is also well
4 timsd. ;ssit may ptsysnsaets Of yiQlshes by;s
juss ex.ieed people.
Tbesovsrpor fntimstes that Il may be nsces.
Esary to suspend operation. on the new st.ss
Capitol. This would insu .sry heavy Ion
d s not en'yi the item o. proteetingsihs psstsr
4 ah nSs lad down. hut IN esatrAsts; sisSSay
mad With the report OF the coptsss g b si
: before thse however, DE Le3i.,s.ars' !xIifs d;
enabled 81 eens.te 9 prsRsr dsoisiop. ySzT,
! Wssneedaeta coisnsnt on sthss d.f pods.ffi6
q tho niessags devoted ID Fsdssai RsIatisS
mestswith notaonly oas sppsoysIs :bne g Il.
ssiys the general apptohssfo sof1 t6e ssSsie g
A the state The srgament ~ fss,sF 81 tks,t,ai ,ti
Of secession i5Ssltpns, and, if:says dcusss E s.
A.sa a.hpng us supoa sha ,oiak. ssiilf Heis ii
4. IS coz siucs every candid mind. - y, j
4 tbs. mssssg4is q; va written docuns-l
and y ~ 8 its spss .tioss prsssi siesi and lsrsi
bic. usafdt6a. 50 Y J IS ~, .ssa =.
~. .ys.,----...ISa
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
ATTENTION
MINUTE. MIN
O T.
ADBEVTT,IETI
ELECTION NOTICE.

3 SSVitSUANT T." The resolutions adopted by
81 the MINUTE MEN of Ahheville DIS.
tr;cf. "n Thur,d .hc 22G insl., we. th. under
sH"r'' n Com!i''tt"e nrp"in,sd by said meeting
for that pnrl"s-. 30 hc,env order al election for
the Field officers nf the Regiment Of Minute
Men of Abieviir Dis,ncI. to vii: Ono Colonel.
onr iieutrna,t Colonel. aud II Mnior-to bs
held NJ the usual temdrsvo,,s Of the various
Cuiupanrr, on
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
HIGHLY rAP0aTANT PROM Wa ssE1NsvoH

HIGHLY 1BlP0HFANT PR0M WhSEl N''T'FH.
Hon. Roger p. Tanev Chief Justice Of the
snrr-me Court Of the Unisd States. h"a ten
dersd h;s resignatio to the President. It. is
said, however, that ethe Administrations does
not intend 80 make the fac, pnhliespntil Ator.
,ney General BLACK has been n"fi;nafed and
confirmed for the seat already vacant on the
;Snpnetna Bench se .
.. HIM. Howell Cobb aeeestary of The Tres.,
!spr& i.'psckinp pf his effects preparatory to
.feinrning TO Georgia. The rumor is sgain rife
sthat he IL about to, ,rssign, -: :.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
SESSION PAPERS.

Tie Caroiinian aid the Southern Gaardian
have made arrangements for full reports in
both branches of the Legislature during the
Session. and will furnish their daily issues to
~ubsoribers during the Session. free of postage
fer 81. 90.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
OMISSION.

We are requested by our friends Of the Ban
u-r to state that the name of thu Hon Tnos
c. PrRnls was unintentional'y omitted in the
ii.t of nominations u,afe by the District Meet.
inc
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30

cory Of the Ahbeville Press for one year
is offered t'y the Carrier for the best Christmas
Address The Address to be handed in BY the
goth December %
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
SOUTHERN Almanac

We are indebted to Mr. +. Is. GLASS. Of Co
lumbia. the Publisher, far an interlenved copy
Of his Southern Almanac for 6s6l. It ia got
Zen up in handsome Atvle.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30

, 1t will be seen fsomfthe above that the Nor.
thern States are nearly all in : position Of
practical disunion: that 10, they have rcfnsed
to eustain the Constitution.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30

EcSsyNEr ASyxhp t;iS nt,d dsrstood that hIS
stor1sfy 3ssefaf Bissk hsss psspsssd s'isngshy
opinion 90 sSishi ois sks
nssstiys foestsei ION fhs .sis
bsilsNkd vii ssss bsstasg
,,snssssg 81 ~ sst ID aaSd 10
Eas,sse 81 ss4s alse; = s6s'
ss ass 6ses sp IS III sss s. ysssssss u
{ ass ..ss 81 sa:s l.s ssss ssss = fss I:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
POETS, ATTEND

The Communication Of Sidney bas been
received. bu: too late for our present issue.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
Masonic.

The annual communication Of The Most
Worshipfnl Grand Lodge Of Ancient F,eesMa-
soTs Of South Carolina, held their annual COM
municnt.on in the town Of Grecnviils, con.
mencing their session the 2Otl, instant, and c"u.
tinuing in session until Thursday. the 22d, when
it adjourned. to meet again in The ci,y,of GO.
u,nhia, On the 18th duy OF November. 1861.
The nssemblsge WAS large. over seventy suho,.
diuate lodges being represented. from the diff
fcrent Districts Of the STAT. The new bylaws
were adopted The following is list of the
officers chosen for The urxr year:
NJ. W.. Bro. T. Rush Campbell. Of Pal
, inctto Lodge No. ~, I."ui els, G,:nd Mag
r.. W.. Br'. David Ramsey of franklin
I."igs No 96, 4CharIeston. Deputy Grand
MnsIer.
V: W.. Bro. Thoniaa'P. Slider. Of Amitv
Lodge No. 81. Newherry, Senior Grand War.
den.
! v. w. Bro. d. j. Barnett Of william~ton
Lodge No. "a, WILLIAMSON, Iunior Grand War
den.
NJ. r.. Bro. John c. williams. Of Ra.com
Lodr" No. 81. Cokrshury, Grand Chanplnin.
! W. Bro. J. II. Honour. OF Orange Lodge
! No. H. Charleston, Grard Treasurer.
W. tro. Albert g. Muck-y, oi Franklin
! Ledge No. 90 Char l,st"n, Grand Serrctnr Y. q.
! Hr". }. !. Rnhrris''i., ii Clinton Lodge No.
! 3. Ahlavillr, SENIOR Grand Deacon.
B'". Richard An"ersn. Of Richland T"dgc
i M. 80. Columbia s-ni"r Grand Deacon.
! Bro s. G.. Mobley, of Frirnd-hp ledge
! y" -. krksey's Cross Eo"d.. junior Grand
/ Dearun.
B'o. D. W. Hawthorn. of I:irrrn,lcnt Lodge
No. -. Due West, Junior Grmnd Deacon.
Bro. L. X. Cuhnrn. "f nshingtoi. Jodg"
No. >. Charleston. Grand Han.hnl
Bro r. II p,it> of loIrp NJ 4
CIint"n. Gfnnd Pur, uivant.
Bro. George Se"h"rn. Of Pendicton Loige
! No. 81 Prn,fi-t"n. Grand Stewart.
Bro. &. II. N,..h nf Han ,nony Lodge No. 60
Beau ort, Grand Steward.
B:o. >r"u.! Burke. If Solnrnons Ludge No
|, Chhri.slop, G'aud Tyler.
! COMMCSICATEp.
.nr. Editor Pl.as- umrl.,uncr the fulIpwina
| gentlemen suitable Can,liimtrs 10 r.prcsen
the District of Ahh.r,i:.. IN tho Convention I.
assemble il Iulumoia Oh IT, e 18th OF Dec-.,.l,c
next:
SAIuDA
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
4 CONCERT
For the Benefit of
MONSIEUR BERNELLE,

a 81 FIJI. ir gv.. III the COURT HOUSE..
w t,i.hu@. 3"h Df .%o~,rkrr. The
following rrn'!e'nt, i:n.r volunteered their
nss:-,aic- ru"rEssnEs i. EOTIIStH!ln, y.
StI!MlI"i. =. :A;EIiEi., AAB MR..C. JONES.
TIL. Pianu use,l 'n ,iI:: ncr.uin is fio;n tho
celebrated Manuiuctu:y oi i!azI-lun Brothers,
and ins been kindly iur"sncdby Messrs. Branch
d Parker.
Price Of Admiltnrce 80 cts--Clldren and
Servants hnlt price.
Nov. 81 !SGtI--32 Ii
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
S.Al.uDA.

7 E.. PERRIN,
f NOBLE,
j. X. VANCE.
j. II. WILSON,
). W. HEARST,
J. A. CALHOUN.
Nov. 90; lS6O--s2 II.
INDEPENDEET TICKET.
Mr.. Enron: Please announce the following
gentlemen as suitable candidates to rrprcs-, t
the District in the Convention to convene sn
the l7th of December neat:
MANY Worms.
F.. NORLE.
7. e. pFrRIN,
T. THOMSON.
J. A. CALHOUN,
J. II. WILSON,
j. ". IlEARST.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
MULTIPLICATION AT THE HoRrH.

The subjoined table shows the penalties i'm
posed in the several Northern disunion States
ON those officers or citizens who may aid in
preserving the Constitution iotact by enforcing
the Fupitiye Slave Iaw viz.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
Notice to ,Creditors
T1x,.;1cses.

A 8. TIE .aiSribntses, gf. the, Estate of
IA ABRAHAM EEFEss Deed. are ss,isof
age and nu4.ous to raazs their re ,ptcii stsres
u vAjd Estate, those indebted wiIisa sareSttyS
pb'ige us hy coming forward sp j poyipgup as
promptly ~ sPesssblss .; | as.isssssS
/ JOEL iLlTEH ~ Vii $40,
!5,s .iE Il 30 JAaiBS,G. IErEg$7
:. - ~ aAdminisssSis isss. G Is
- NoSst sl&. ;f6&A Al Snn
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
NCMINEEs.

The following nre the gentlemen romina, Ell
at the late Ma.. Nee, ing at Ahh"v,'e ss suiia-
h'e person. 10 represent the District in the
State Convention.
FhWNPD NORIE' ESQ,
HON r.. G. Perrin.
COT i. 4. CALHOUN.
TITM, ,S THOMSON. Esq,
JOHN TT. WILSON ESQ,
, HON. d. J.. WARDLAW.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30

/ FTHss satsazs Mn The Isus Wset CsmpspS
Of Aests HIM sssiss6l sades III Hetsrasy;
by the sisctioa sf the SsilsHs sss1s 80 bst-,
vain g, Messssea. cepssi l,ds lsysf
fs Miller ~ ~ sNf1dSfii
a.S iisa.sai ss64 a 81 sss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
ATTENTION!
r. 10 70 g willie
MlNUTE AIE,N.

\ liTNp At to;it Company Head Quari-rs,.
II S+ a'd'r nett. lst Dee inter. Fl; 8! "'rlocs..
i.rpcnt'"nf S'f ",:,nrrsA,p wiil.be presented
prevsUns " that time.
BY nr,rr Of E..
GAIT. Jila;: y. PERRIN.
McLsr"mLiS: o s..
Nuy. - ISSU-32 1t
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30

T Drt1,sAnoss.-rw from The Courier
That ths Hon. sw: F. es,eoek. ssa.t .t5sehsi.r.s;
and c. NJ. FurRan. positively decline being
candidates fortRs State Convent iontfrcm Char
,ls.,on. MfseoIc6ek, acting uraa ttsady'cp Of
many merrhantsf and gentlemen Of she city has
determined to fsmain for the presrnt al; ;sthe
hsad6 the Custom House orgsaiEation. Mr..
sFu,taan deems s,ss4t 10 the Convention jas IN
eompa.ihs With his reapohAbTs and imPortsns
duties ~ Prssidsnl af ;ths Bank oftthe State. ~
" !.l ss.--@e-sseeA 1eei---.if d. ,,.;,.,,
hiLLsDoSyitLs t.as tIhe o,i 'or ths Relief Of
Eths hanks passed both Heuses by q large ma
IE3erjty. a ystq q sxPected, bnt !ths bill. Yll
hs6eSs pias eysr .hs,sst6. ag1 -
fss v, 81 3. ~ p 70
h 1epuaSsE PsoPse ~ I&e,sishs sSsiAl
|snd stnss nsa in favor .of sessAAsn ,aaTS
FSsssbst = ooAfsa saSrissx s'af S''Sffass 4: i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
City Intenfgenes.

htrEc1oRs OF USsAFx BUILDINGS SWORN TIE
MAroR.-The commission respecting unsafe buiaipgs
under the law has been completed By the appoint
meut Of the following inspectors Fosever Walter
W. Adams Charles r hyde, George A HArrish, Andrew
Owens, Robert Tay lor, J. Milton Smith and John Ware
morning.
ENFORCING rur ORrisAScvs.-Gresi complaint n made
of the way the police enforcing the city ordinances
There great deal Of favorltiem shown and would be
well for the Police Commissioners to that the law Is
carried out 70 the letter In every
ExorRaoS ov CoxrASr A, ELEVENTH RrouxSr Com
papy A. OF the Eleventh regiment, VIII 90 excurs'on
to the city Of Broherly Love next Monday morning,
compauied By Rubels fan band and the drum corps o.
The Fifth regiment The Will be received N
Philadelphia by the First battalion OF R1es, oonmanied
by Major John Bsllier
Fms on KNcsRRDcx RoAp.-Bei~een nlne ana ten
O'Clock wednesdsy.nighi barn owned b. Henry Brai
hurst on Kinssbri5ge road, between ls,h and 1ts,h
streets, Was totally Destroyed by are. The oss will
amount 10 about 500; said be Insured IN the Borery
Insurance Company. The Gre no doubt the work OF
. lncendiar.
FxK's NusKKxrxR GrARps, CAPraS KArrrSuoRs.- This
well drilled independent company made their sixth
nual target excursion Staten Island yesterday. The
company masters eighty men oil told The price varied
from $50 10 $40 The company returned By the seven
O'Clock boat, well pleased With The days entertain
ment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
Ccyoness' In quests.


TIE MoRRls 41RssT MunpkR Cas- Coroner JackmAn
bed an inquest at the New York Hospital yesterday
upon the body Of Thomas Mclaughlin native Of Ireland
aged Is years, whS died from the effects OF sab re-,
ceved II the hands % Patrick Began on Monday gbt
in Morris street, 6rcenwich street. Tho evidence
elicfsed went to show nat deceased and two men,
rsntt Martin Murray rzd David Daley, were walking
turhspce which occurred Ut the liquor store Of man
psmsd Fitzgerald. They crc sed over 10 see what
the matter, when Hogan attacked Murray without any
prevention and struck him with his hand. Deceased
no spswer deceased and his coupanions then paaDed
down towards West street, and, ater remaining thefe
.u Tnu,es, e,%s back ssain On passing r.gersids
with bis cost off, The prisoner, wcut any proyocation,
attacked deceased with knife, and stabbed him in
the left SIDE, tniiepg mortal wosnd. BOh tho
prroner and the deceased appcur to have been
sober At the tins OF the difficulty. The evidence bore
rather hard against the prisoner and mo jury not
SOW coming 70 conclusion - to hn guilt Tho ver
dict wss, :Death by stab inflicted with knife In tho
bands Of Pstrick Hogan the 18th Of May 1890" Upon
the rendion Of the above verdict Hogan wns committed
to the fombs to await the action Of the Grand jury The
prisoner, on hs exam nation said he twenty four
years Of sge, was native OF Ireland and was . fisher
man by occupeuou In 10 the charge preferred
against him he said he had nothing 10 say. DeeeAsed
represented - quiet nc6ensivs man. and tho father Of
large family His wife present during the inquest
and wept bitterly during tbs progress OF the Investigation.
Fatal VEHICLE ACCIDENT Information was received At
the Coruucrs Office yesterday afternoon to the effect that
German named Adam Bon, living II No. l64 Wee, Thir-
ty second street. was killed in Chatham square, OIL
street. by being BY No 90 Of the Third
avenue hne. Deceased, appeared, driving wagon
when be came In collision with the car and had hs vehicle
upset. BuH thrown the track and before the
driver Of the could brake up, the wheels passed over
the neck d the unfortunate Dsn, causing almost instant
comed 10 Ss ronSs unit. the Conclusion Of The
Coroper's inquest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

THx ATLANTIC DOCK GRsS RcpHurrs John xencb, aias
Bunso Jack - Of the parties tired last week an
ndictmsp, for grand larceny m transferring several hun
bred bushels Of grain from the canal Boat trafalgar 10
lighter lying alor gsde, the 4th OF March last, was
sgan placed trial IN The Court Of ssons yesterday.
The jury dsaereed the nrsi trial. The evidence on
the second TRIAL conclusive ~ TO the theft Of the grain
snd % to the Implication Of defendant a. one o. the prn
cspas In perpeuatDs the robbery. He was convicted,
bat sentsnee reserved for The present some of the
other parties alleged 70 have been connected with Mench
viii be placed on trial Today.
DssAeRED.-The jury In the case Of Henry G~oosne,
tried IN the Court q Sessions Wednesday FOR rape
colored woman unable 10 agree upon verdict, and
unrn dischArlal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS.
Aas Rsriy, n. Ara Bossr.su. srs T..ssr and is.nt
Sss ss ., "a .o sss:a sss ID
f;:I s;st', .::
is. tS ,s., W. Ne q: . 49, Ma i s Hs,.'i
Hiniics ice. a. feer.. ) D:s surnlA., Nurssae :
csrins s.rps,s neCsy Lsiss,cn t,,sso Han;
vsns.' lss ss,ss. rroi orrn snd ,hses children.
scs.o.s ss.::s,e Sen As.n: q q:
v.iisns ~. ie.%: 81 wss.is ssd n The sssr.ss
ssa.o.s Eesrc,s isnss:::a,S Iors'er H.,
s5Msh iss s;n J:s Rossr:s: { ps. : ~ ~
sss nas r'h :. roo,s '" 6s,o Hus.sss sSd eco,
s..l I.g,st Josr se..s B N.Y. Josn 2
bs.s., .sy :ss ssss. s:%I Iafss Il; Nd "a
thneres wn q ssrssa ard lssy wn Mayo and fNy, " u
wsssss NC. .ss,v' We s.is 0 Ne, 6sss vs. ssso
Ms n ne, -ocd Ms Ia%Srs-srS D u he ss.-ss
ores onshoe, MIS- Harris. Wei Heath sheppard
Lrvrsrcof- snip Manhat,an-s Burger.
Arrrous-Brs veiocry-wm MAI vel, lady and chic.
oRAsp rvsx, TT-Bsis Honer-xr Boyd and daughters
H.v.ss- Brig IAursts-L rOnnsOn, Oh" simpson Benz
sr BAnrs-scAr charesre-R xcpousli and lssy, Law.
DEPARTURES.
IrvsRroot-tfsswssip kurspa fros Boson-Nts Besdle,
y % ma s;s. ss ST Il s
1fesms I,cn- srsvsr vi.s Ann Hsrkrs mrs A sedsay,
son chsn'ard Bscn Ir Ahert Care Csm sIbs,, Crane
.ta.ysr yIs ss,s S.wens sad ora EsIsoss wlih,E
:s,s .sss ts,si sssss s:s ssa:s.
Lsidy q gIfnsre, ALBANIA o. Web. ", uncnnsu,
s,s.' rs. Sis; cq S. Pr n s s'e g
g. s ..,,s. ,'; s,,. suI r. f ns:.
,W Rsssr ss sesr.s,i john scssr': cys.: oou.i 81
-. ME i s TO ss,. :.. :ss N. ~
.ecS5cs BI%S,s.s cIsr,s.s sssssd; csi ss1 -.
Y HsIl. England; Ev q ouipne~. Dublin; Va Eco-A,
v,rt rrsree-e7 rr H.inr-Js whn.sn, nitnsn,
fslsr Of Ctsrty mrs Wkilman ard cmd, New Yort,
crlse rhlsdelphia nss Bosrs Mn Paul FARRELL Hanf.r
Lsgs Ce, rsnsnwe krfsior Ow. wm rsson oa 1.
81.
s,vlrrAH-sesrship wcnirmery-H Bailey. 200
Tr~.r are trse eAerer; Fsrfv Hsndrfsks, Scott
Pessc Ef X n "a. hlnsdAe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
MArIiSd.

BosNss- GArrssxAu Al 81 Johns church, Brooklyn,
on "Wednesday. NAV 80, by the Rev Thomas Guion,
IIossL BONNER, Of New York, 10 CuzsnSx L., eldsst
daughter Of the late Mar ,ellin Gaufreau, pa
cuMnScs-CuNmNoHAn On Sunday, Nay ~, ~ tho
Rev. c. Mcdonald SrLynUH CUMMINGS 70 hns kHriE
CUNNINGHAM, all Of this city
DANs.TuImII--AtC uichogus, Z. l., on Moaday, Nay
-, by the Rev Ezra Young, M. aAnuM II. DAVIS, Of
DUNLOP xvRRipcE-At the residence Of tie brides
father, John beveridse Nq., Utica, New York, On Mon
San Antonio, Texas To Miss JrASNIK BxvxmD0s
EsssnAIxx-sxuxrT- On Wednesday, Nay 30, at GAL
vary church, BY Rev T. r. Cook, ADoIPH EsnxAYES 10
EFT, all OF This city.
KSAPr-- EIIs-On Wednesday evening, May 30. by
ter Of Nathaniel Ellis, ESQ, Of this city.
McCixIIAN-MARCY On Tuesday. May %, In Calvary
church, by the Rev. Francis L. Hawks, d, D., Oapi
GEORGE b McCrAIIAN 70 Misc NELLY, daughter Of MAJOR
r. B, Marcy, United States Army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
The Forrest Divorce Case.
srrERros couRT-sPEcIAL TERM.
pcfove rror rudrc vorrrief

MAY u-In ne ~aa<r Of Fo-rss 70 Forrest me pre-
ssns motion wss made BY Mr. FORESTS counsel, FOR leave
70 appeal 70 the General Term without security rhs
Judge denied the MOTION but gave per mission 70 the de-
IcnssnI eve an Undertaking upon appeal 10 General
coats.
ohdr1 A. kotsrtso" 70. Hsnvy a. HTbsr Upon ths
case a. presented upon The application a. order Of arrest
would not be granted the order Of arrest vs granted
upcn sn eprsly different statement OF the cause Of GO
tor, std mast re tschuecd uron the Defendant sip1.
latin rot 70 zoe, c AZ order 70 that edscs WI be ca
eftt with slc tosts to lie eefs-aAzt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
Eoliee Intsllisenoe.

AssAuIr uPos A PoIcsAs-Isa evening, onlcer
BIauveli, Of the sixth ward, while protesting citizen
from the assault Of rovcies 10 Tell street, vas set upon
BY the zane grg ard terribly beaten With clubs brick
bas, &c One of the party, named Thomas Ryan, M
tempted " stab mh With DIRK BE vas finally arrest
ed and locked M IN the sixth ward station house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
Destructive Tornado in Western New

CArTAIArGUs, N. by OF, Io0U
tornado passed over this place q about bali pest four
oaeo yoUterday afternoon, sweeping everything before
IL eutirely cesaroypg dwellings. unroonng part OF the
YrilroeA depot blowing the woodshed Of the railroad
entirely down. -Four persons were Dangerously injured
but vim probably reach s2s 600 The storm passed
norsheast through the VII age Of wavery, about three
daaeeromsiy ipjuripg two other persons, and several
Omen slshty Almost every building within the reach
N ira sHoru wa injured.