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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

UNITED STATES ARMY AFFAIRs.-Lieut
Isaiah n. Moore, lately tried by court martial
a. Carlisle barracks for disobedence of orders
has been acquitted.
Lieut.. Anderson is relieved from duty as a
member OF Board of Officers for trying small
arms, and Lieut.. Gill is detailed instead -
Lieut.. Anderson will report at Fort Monroe
for duty.
The military force of tha department Of
Utah Will be reduced 10 three companies of
artillery and four of infantry, Col. +. ST
George Cook is assigned To the command Col
Smit remains in Utah. The rest OF the force
will be withdrawn as early as possible in the
Spring, three ompanleS of the Tenth Infant
ry taking post at Fort Laramie and three
with two companies of the Second Dragons,
a Fort Garland, New Mexico.
The Fifth Infantry relieves the Third, and
four companies OF The Seventh take post al
Giia Copper Mines, and six near the mines in
Arizona. Five companies third Infantry GO
to Ringgold barracks, Texas. and Five to Fort
Clarke. A portion Of the Eighth Regiment
goes to Fort Butler. Capt. Seth Barton is
relieved from duty with his command IN Tex
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

Street SprirLlir g.--In noticing the re-appear-
ance or the streets of the niagara" few
days since we urged our merchants to sub
scribe literally to itssuppor', not only because
Of its usefulness in laying the dust and pre-
serving their goods from injury, but because
its earnings We're for the benefit OF the widow
and children of the late John Stith. Since
then Mrs. s. has called upon ne and req ureted
us To say, that the /" Niagara has passed out
Of her hands, and that either her children
nor herself are i'll the slightest degree benefited
by its earnings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

TRANSPARENT ATMosPHERx.-Last Satur-
day the atmosphere at Newport, Il. l., was
such that people within lhe eity saw distinct.
ly. with the naked eye. Block Island, :iD miles
distant, SO clearly could this be DO ne, that the
slope OF the hills and color OF the sand was
traced. by the aid OF 4 glass, the people
moving about Were eeen, and among other
boat. aIF uf ss54s47@ Il y 4 Is 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

THE Loss or THE Observation-Disclosures pa
pers Of March od state that q numerous corps
of divers had reached the wreck of the Hun
earan, whose Investigations may lead to i'm
portant discoveries ia regard TO the loss OF the
vessel and the bodies of her passengers aud
what we can learn in regard to the position of
the wrecked vessel when last seen. She must
have struck about midnight, when ali but The
watch on deck were in their beds, aud thus
probably they perished." OF the two hundred
persons on board the Hungarian, says the
Boston Traveller. the bodies Of only five or
six have been found. In regard to the Others,
it is probable that they were carried along
with the current aud driven ashore upon the
uninhabited portions Of that bleak coast, " here
their bones will remain to bleach unless an
expedition is specially sent out 10 gather up
the remains, by this time, probably. in most
cases unrecognizable, and bear them to u
common place of sepuiture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

Pork PACKING IN TAE WEsT.-The Cincin-
natl papers give some statistics Tespec ting the
packing OF pork tor the season, from WHICH 1t
appears that compared with the previous sea-
son there has been this year falling OF OF
iIi,2!3 in the number OF hogs packed. This
decrease is equal to four and fye-eighths per
cent. The decrease in weight is about 2,5ss','toU
pounds IN io2,2 ,6s5 pounds. This Is about
equal To ll-l6ths OF one per ceat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

Binck Bess. Vesuvius and Mile Wells are
theattractions at the Theatre to-night. Every.
body admres pretty horse, and especially so
when the animal is We'll ridden and performs
remarkable feats. If Black Bess does not draw
All who are fond of equestranism, then they
are hard 10 satisfy. The bill for the evsningis is
Il good one, aud VIII pay to see. .- .- |...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

Young THEY Es.- The Deposit IN. J. DEM
ocrat noies The discovery of cave ia the
mountain near that village, the resort aud
hiding place of party 0; boys from II 10 ID
years of age, associated for purposes OF theft
and robbery. Some OF these lads are said to
be scions OF respectable families. III the cave
were found a number of stolen articles, hams.
crackers, sugar, champagne, cigars, tobacco,
&c. together with a list. Of members of the
band
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was disabled for several days.

ESCAPED FROM WEsTNOEELAED JAIL.-Al-
His, who was confined in Westmoreland co.
Va, Jail, for the burning Of Mr.. Charles B.
Green's stables and horses and for the steal
.Eg of horse, broke out Of jail one night IAst
week. and is now at large. Also, Hubbard. a
tree negro, who WAS waiting his trial for the
murder OF another free negr,, named Lee,
made his escapa at the same time
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NOT 40 BAD AFTER ALL.-The death at
New York Of Mr.. Boxer. the wealthy wine
merchant whose daughter few years since
married his coachman, John Dean, naturally
rsyiyes little chat in references to that ro-
manti affair. The impression seems now to
to prevail, that 50 far Us her own happiness 10
concerned. Miss Boxer did not. after all. make
~, noor a match Her husband, soon after fhe
marriage, was aproin ted tos cisrkship N the
custom. house, which hs sill holds. aad the
duties OF which be discharges srcaataoly 10
.hirnseIf aud with fidelity to the Government,
He e !, modest. unnss uming man, has quiet
hut confor.abiss home ia Witliamsburg. Is
perfectly lrreproachable In his habits and as
sociations, minds his own business, anu ~
faithful nnd aiYeclionnt~ husband. ne nvosas
notort.iy ~ every sort, and pnrenss ihe VNy
Vi 90 upright, s,srllns msnand sese e'use"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

THE HINDoo CAsTEs.-Ths Ifindoos were
divided into thirty-foBr cas,ee, Of which the
Brahmins reached the highest and the banker,
goldsmith, and shoemaker. were among the
lowest The blacksmith il cf a high caste, be-
cause of his usefulness. If Brahman eats
animal food he loses his caste, which he can
never regain. - -, -ut.,... tef.-... -t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

IHDIGNATIoN AGAINST THE PIrTsBURG
COCNCILMEN.-The Common Council Of Ph ila-
deiphia had adopted r resolution extending the
hospitali!ies of the city 10 the Pittsburg Coun-
cilmen on their contemplated visit there on the
10th. bat suhseq quently they reconsideved their
action on II, being repTesen ted that the Pitts
burg Count linen would he under cust todv for
uIsObaviEg the commands of the Supreme
Court IN refusing to levy Il tax 10 pay the in-
terest on the State railroad bonds. The resoiu-
ton was Indefinitely pos tp3hed, and The Pitts
burg Coul ciimeu were denounced as crmi-
mails and Tepudiators
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

House Of tOyrectfon.--The Importance Of
having some place in which TO co.ifi.ie youths
charged with misGelneanor. and girls. not en-
tirely aband.lhed, is so apparent To- every one
who knows any thing Of the police operations
-. the city, that we really hone suitable apart
men rs for the purpose Will be prepared either
III the new poor house or he new jail AT
this time several lads are confined in aii for
trivial offences, because they have no parents
to control them and keep them out of mischief.
and because they are public annOyances when
At large. When in Jail they are associated
with the worst class of prisoners, aud, by that
association. become corrupted every hour. 1t
the city had, as she ought 10 have, some prison
in " hich these boys could be liepta properly
insiruct led, they might ha reformed, and grow
M useful men. Is il not her duty, then, to
MAKE an effort 10 save them Is il not her
duty to Tescue them from bad associations
tud by giving them proper Instrnc tions en-
dravor to teach them 20 shun all appearance
81 evil il portion of the poor-houSe were
turned into 4 house of correction, the boys
sent there might be educated and taught 10
work and, ny proper example, ind to give
up their vicions habits and becCme ~uselui
members of society. The city owes it 10 her
self TO make the effort to save The class we have
al! aided to- aud now is the time for the Council
10 act
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

Iongh and gror fai is an old adage that may
readily he tested by visiting Dr. Williams
psychological en- teT tainment at Mechanics In
stitute Hall Tonight DIR. WIS experiments
are made upon persons iii his audience, and
are highly amusing to all who witness them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

The Steam Fire Eng,ss now being built BY
Messrs. Ettenger Il Edmond, is q beautiful
niece OF machinery, and when completed, will
compare fayorably with any engine Of its size
readv for trial, the Council Of Richmond
eught 10 be invited to see its capacity tested !;
fur the day is not distant when we shall be
compelled TO have at least three to protect the
property and lives of our people from The torch
Of the incendiary. Gentlemen who have seen
these. engines at work, speak Of them iii the
highest terms, and say they eAting"ish fires
with great Iapdity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

CAUSE AND EFFECT.--A man. was run over
aud killed by HE cars last week oa Garola
Creek, on the line of the New York Central
Railroad. ..e was discovered upon the track
and efforts made TO warn him off but as he
d!d not ger out OF the way he was caught and
crushed. lAe jury empaneled was of opin-
ION that II was his Deliberate ia teuilon to com-
nit suicide, pIedieating their belief upon The
tact that Re only had fouiteen cents III his
pocket
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

day morning negro boy called William slave
to Turpin d Marlborough, was arrested nv Of
ficer BLANK ms ship and Gagged, charged with going
to the clothing store Of Harris Fischer, in COM
pany with two other negroes, and threatening
to do him personal violence If lie failed to re-
turn to them a note Which he had taken pos
session of the evening before. Fischer's state
ment is, that The boy came II his store Sl'ur
day evening, and attempted to pass spurious
note upon him. and that he took II, tore Il ut.
and drove the negro away: that yesterda,
nloruiug the prisoner returned, with two other
negroes, and threatened TO kill him if be did
not produce the note. The prisoner however
tells a very different story, and declares tina,
the note was II good one, but whether he cia
prove that fact remains TO be seen.
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RACE ON lCE-An Indian and q white man
recently skated sixty miles, on q wager, in
Wisconsin. The Indian came in I'm few min.
utes less than ten hours, and did not seem to
suHer from The exerion- The white man Was
over eleven hours in maaing the distance, aud
IN II few hours af'er h. had pulled of his skates
his limbs ~w4i,sd ~ ,rous size and he
was disabled for severAl davA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

Barbtcurs are becoming fashionable in the
country, and as the spring elections draw nigh
will increase in numbers Some Of the candi.
da tes in the west end Of Henrico county gave
fish fry few days since, which was nume-
ronsly attended by the invited sovereigns.-
Nothing like good feeding to keep men in good
humOr go .s re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

TIE Military Hal, which three of the volun-
teer companies are desirous of building on 9th
street, will improve that part Of the city de-
signed for it's location, provided the Council.
men give their consent to the of the lot,
which is now standing idle. The city is in duty
bound to do all in its power TO sustain the~ol-
an 'eers, aud the boone they now ask for is bu:
poor one. ~ f-. F.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

Tnceni'rris0,-A negress named Charlotte
Was arrested and Gagged last night, charged
with setting fire to the dwelling house OF Mr..
Augustin Separk. She will have a hearing be-
fore the Mayor this nlornnG. .4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

THE CARZTANG-S SHAW BREACH OF PROMISE
CASE This important suit, which has en-
gagged the attention Of the whole country in
consequenc of the enormous damages allowed
the plaintiff on the previous trial, came up for
new trial in the Court of Common Pleas Of
St. Louis on Tuesday last. The testimony
embraces depositions from Brooklyn, New
York, Charleston, South Carolina Cincinnati
Baltimore, and other places. besides a large.
amount of oral evidence from resident wit
nesses. The case is likely TO occupy the whole
week. The eminent counsel engaged. the So
cial position of the defendant, and the attempt
TO break down the reputation OF tn plaintiff
render The case one OF nn us nal interest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

TIE Mayor was almost out Of business last
Saturday morning. One or two con tin ued
cases of 4 trivial character occupied his time
for few minutes, but neither OF them were
of sufficient interest TO make them worthy Of
notice.
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promptly.

TIE Hns.ing Court will commence . March
erm at II O'Clock this morning. All WIN have
bet5ie that body should atle.d
rroruOf1v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

Ar 4aEyaetirs Picture OF Washingt toms Home
y iii be on exhibition 10 omorroW in one Of the
an te rooms Of Mechanics Institute Hall. Call
ard see II. -t '
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

VIOLENT TREATMENT-Doc.o TOR Rutland of
Dover, Tenn, was arrested for the murder of
his Witr, was tried. aud sen fenced to the peni-
to the Supreme Court of Tennessee and the
decision. OF the lower court set aside and the
Doctor discharged from custody. lie then
published a sl0ient attack upon the citizens
caught him, stripped him, gave him some TWO
hundred lashes on the bare back, and turned
him loose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

OPERATION OF THE SHOEMAKERS' STRIKE ON
BUTCHER EOYS 1t is said that .he butcher
porters ofNew buryport, Mass, have struck for
an advance OF from two to three cents q basket
fui for carrying home meat and provisions
from market. Some OF the market men have
agreed to the demand The strike was caused
principally by fear that the price of boots
and shoes hai advanced, the porlers wonid be
unable to provide themselves with those arti-
cles unless they received more wages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

A SENSIBLE NEGRo.-An event has just oc-
curred in Hay,i, from which some Of our New
England parsons and preachers who worship
John Brown as a saint might take q lesson
with great propriety. We find The following
paragraph in the Rerne de Commerce, published
ut Port an Prince:
letter giving information that Mr.. Gerdol,
pastor Of that place, has formerly refused to
celebrate the memorial services OF the
m uch -honored John Brown, the priest saying
that this saint was but q slave thief. Another
priest has been asked for, and Mr. Gerdol has
resigned his position as pastor of the commu-
nifty c s ~ a. +..-azf .
Now here is q sensible negro, who is intelii-
gent enough to discriminate between q saint
who deserves a crown of glory, aud horse
thief, slave thief and murderer, who de-
served the gallows. e4t s.sse rs7ss rf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

LorTERIks SrPFRKasKD In MAINLAND
The bill WHICH recentty passed the House Of
Delegates Of Maryland 10 amend the code, in
order more erectuaily 70 suppress lotteries in
,hat State, on Friday passed the Senate, and 10
now n law. The prov isions Of this act are vi
3 very stringent character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

new JERSEY OPPOSITION CONVENTION -
The Republican State Convention Of New
Jersey, was held on the sth jast.s Judge Por-
ter, Of Camden, was President. The lssolu.
lions are strongly Republican against the Ad-
rniDistration oI President Buchanan; !; against
a Slave Code; il favor Of Il tariff, and ia In sor
of the Homestead bill. Twehty.~ight delegates
were apleialslt To Chicago. The deiegalss
were not Instructed. To committee from llia
Germans OF Newark, n COMMITTEES ans wer~d
thar they were not Ia favor of The Nasaaa hn-
.stis iwa ysars' afnsaashepi4 ssss sak sgg 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

PRoLrFfc.4An Irish woman, wife Of Patrick
Lsary, residing at Jonuy Cake Dam, near Ell
mira, N. X gave biz ia, abont two wecks since,
u three ohilurvn ~ On0 time. She has been
married but three years. but during that 0ne
mas presented her husband with NO lees thar,
sersss little respon iities-the first year one
The second year three, and the last year also
three. # 3 81 sN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

Aanoying.-For several nights past a party
of youngsters have been amusing themselves
by opening the gates to front yards. on Frank
linand Grace streets, ami permi nag cows 10
enter ana bite Down the Shru bD~ry. Such
tie severely punished, for nothing adds more
10 the appearance OF private residence in the
city, ,haa u front yard neatly decorated with
pretty shrubs aud flowers. So far from wish
ing 10 destroy such green spots IN Ii city, every
person ought to feet IL a duty TO protect them.
Another annoyance, and one that is un-
pardOnahie, is lhe skInnlug and betting oil
shade trees IN the streets. Boys often ,uu-
tiiate trees without designing to destroy
them. When detected in such acts, II kindly
demonstrated with, they wouid not be art to
repeat them .~r. {1,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

ANOTHER LARGE CoSvEST.-The Alton
4 - Democrat In forms its readers thata largo
anu splendid convent or seminary tor the Sis
ters OF Charity il to DC erected forthwith ia
that town This Will be the largest structure
of the kind in the West, covering an entire
block or sQu are, and costing SaH,tVO.
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THE REVENUES oF.MIssIssIprI-The

3
Legislature Of Mississirpi raised the taxes 10
- cents on each negro, lnetead OF 10 as here
tcfore; and 10 % cents on each Sitn worth OF
land, Instead of 10 cents-thus doubling the
tax on slaves. and increasing thar on lands %
per cent. AS there are 4OUo0U slaves in the
State, it will increase the taxes on that prop
erty alone about Si50,nOU, and on the lands
about Sjn,UoO per year SO that, after this ear,
the gross revenue viii be about IS u,uiU more
than it has been for past years from these two
items.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

native EsQuimamx was welcomed 70 our
shores by the New York 0eograph.esl aocis,y,
os. ThoFsstay evening A- = 81 f.s4 s7.T4 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

The SECOND DgLuGE-A French phiioso-
pher has jnst proved, by precision OF The
equinoxes, that oBe-half OF this globe was
really overwhelmed with n food about thir.
teen thousand years ago. and that ths other
half will experience Il similar deiuge In about
nine thousand years more
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

COLLISION AT SEA--AFsssss SAxk.--The BIi-
Johns, n. F., with 3 cargo of Inoiasses and s.-
gar, was sunk On March I'd. in lat. -, long. ~
by coming III collision with the ship Devon
shire. frem I1ondon. Her capiain and crew,
niue In all. were saved, and have arrived ~
New York Ia the ship Deyons shire 3, - -
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.-Mrs. Potter. W ifs of
Asa Potter who worked in the branch mill
near Woonsocket. r. l., was passing near an
upright shaft on the 5tb, when her dress caught
on the head of Il bolt in the coupling of the
shaft, winding it around the shaft, throwing
her down, and in that position whirling her
around with great velocity, the shaft making
hundred revolutions per minute The
shaft was stopped in one or two minutes, but
she was dead when disenlaugled from it
When carried around with the shaft. her head
aud shoulders were being constantly thrown
against the contiguous machinery with snch
force as to break her neck and shockngiy
crush and nangle the bones and flesh Of her
head neck, shoulders, arms, and upper por-
tions of her body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

.1au on Frs.-Yesterday, bet ween the hours
II i2and O'Clock. he jail of Henrico county,
tsitni,ied IN this city.) was discovered IA Dc on
lire IA the second story, and considerable
alarm was manifested for the safety Of the
prisoners, AS there were five cont:i!ed within
its walls. Luckily the ialcr arrived ill good
time, and, thu fr-men being admitted, he
Gaines were speedily extinguished, but not
until the hoor was conside rabiy chaIred aud
burned. The fire, in all probabllIty. origi-
mated from The stove, W hich was used u warm
the rooms, RS the floor under IL was burning
When the flames were first discovered. Loss,
probably Sl5U ase .8sst ssa 5z
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AssAulr.-Jame. nusshsrry, Of RieAmeud,
and Thomas Hanbuyy have hcn held 10 hail
in Petersburg. Va, 10 ans wss the charss of
violently assAuittaG Richard Epps, The cisrk
OF JaFratts iossl ON Wednesday aieAs lAss.
James BAKER, = soldier Of tie ar ~ sstsl
dtss st Hsrisls, ", - tA< " ts~s,
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EsCAPXp-Mrs. Robinson, who was to have
been hung on Friday last by the "Rrgulasors"
OF Crittenden cOuaty, Ark. tor aiding ner par.
amour to murder her husband, made her -.
cape Thursday sight She was Te-capt0red.
but by oficers OF the Law, who have placed
her in jaii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

Poui:ry Taieres have been driving 4 heavy
business for the past week, both on the suburbs
and In thee city. As the best means of detecting
and Furnishing these thieves. "A friend suggests
the follow ing: "Att,ch u wire spring 10 The ,n-
side 0: the poultry house door, then pass Ihs
" ire through the roof and into The chamber
window OF the house, where IL should be fss-
tened 10 4 bell. ANY disturbance OF the door
will start the bell without alarming the thief,
and then ali that is necessary 10 secure the
rogue is to hoist the wind~w gently, take good
aim with gun, and give him good dose Of
warm lead. .',' s5ss 4fse~ss,s4 .s sss,l..ess-.
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,kEPnNa1N TA1avn T1AIN.-TAD bridal he'd
the prisop and the grave were each repIe Iessat-
ed on 4 lrain Of carr which len PontiAc, Mich.
ieaa. iAst week. There was u bridal party.
four priscnsrs bousd tOr JAcksoa, and fans.
raj party with corpse. N* -
An ExrrssivE DiNnER Sxnvicn.-. A dinner
service has been man ufactured IN London for
the Bishop Of Mauyicastro. IL il VI solid sil.
YER, and eapahis OF accommodating thirty
saesis.. The cosa was { q. .Ve0, or eSStNN.
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Young aCouPLE.-Hymen's torch was light.
ed In Dartmouth. Mas, last week, to iilumine
the marriage of Cornelius Euis and Deborah
Grinneu The bridegroom is ouly 30 years Of
age, and his bride Is a "sweet, gushing crea.
tuFe" Of - Summers ~ .sI