, 1861-01-28
THE CITY.


that the complainant was forced into mar
risge under the age Of fourteen years to the
defendant, q man Of about 1fly years of age,
By her mother in the State Of Michigan, with
out the knowledge Of the father Of the CON-
plainant or tho consent Of the complainant
herselr Subsequently she was carried aray
BY her husband into Iowa and Wisconsin, was
badly treated BY him, finally succeeded in es-
Gaping from him, and was found By her brother
in D destitute condition, and with An infant
child. Defendant failed TO plead to tho bill
and upon proof Of the above facts the COM
p1ainant asked for decree Of divorce.
The Court held that the fact Of ths complain
ant being under ass was no Gauss for divorce
in this State; thst tho policy Of the law Was to
hold such marriages binding, particularly after
the birth Of children.
By the laws of Michigan this marriage would
probably be totally void, and would not re-
quire the decision. Of court to make it 10, and
the only effect OF decision there, in such
case, would be publiely to declare what is the
fact already by Law.
Whateyer contract made in foreign State
IL void BY the laws Of that State would un-
douhtedly be held void everywhere; but this
bill assumes the marriage to have actually OK
istcd-ths complainant treats it as valid mar
riage and asks fora decree Of divorce. That
she Is not entitled TO under the 1aw Of this
State nor under the law Of Michigan. Tho
Court therefore refused to ALLOW tho docrce to
issue.
0r1SH A{fYY
visited Mr.. Moscs' foundry and machine shop
On Saturday afternoon last to witness new
advocate for public favor-a new invention, by
chas. Howell, of Cleveland. The above name
las been given TO it by Mr. G. L. Sanborn, who
has the agency for the Pixies Peak country.
| This machine does its work On entirely new
principles; being rotary crusher Or FOUNDER,
the work is done by centrifugal force, with dry
| quartz. VIC witnessed it when grinding mar
bic as the rate Of ono hundred pounds in five
| minutes, and We werc told with greater speed
its capacity could be doubled. In fact It is
perfect wouder to all who have witnessed it.
1t docs away with great body Of water and
can bo used at all seasons, is Light and Jet
| durable, weighing only twelve hundred pounds
aud can be taken to any partof the mountains
| where mule can pack, pn1verizes to q perfect
powder ami cleans itself as fast a. pulverized.
Mr. 8, il on hand at ali times to ahow It to all
interested. Specimens Of Its work can be seen
at Mr.. Sanborn,s. 119 RAndo1nh street Lst all
1u,.r.stcd ro and san II
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| An OLD DODGE TO RAISE TIE W1SD.-A
sorry looking grcenhorn made his appearance
at .nc c'ty Nalsnafs ONCE day or TWO since
ano ioaeeo pathui complaint against state
oaee1 satoon, 1tscu Oh donoual eharaetef''
s'sslas lnat lie nad neen fohnea OF <-oo IN
money tn1ousn Inc 1astrnmentauty OF some
women, VINO stole 1t IRON him while playing
euchre. Ohlcer ASA Williams nndcrtood tie
JOB OF hndlng the money, and for that purpose
tha mn, h,d ..aa ovst~. 49, ;n..sad .rsa-
inc co 1,rre srn, ~ ,nonsr =. ha h., ronra
ecutsa he had I'm ,ba rst,1,1;a,,n,ant fr,,, Tho
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sEAsoS MATTERs.-The late rather light but
very even snowfall has given new lease to
the cntters, and our etrcets were very brisk
throughout Friday and Saturday. The farm
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,oaa,: toA' "A' 'N'''' '1s 'Di' a'"ss u 1n'nE'
AIMS AND An.,s THE New York Police arc
bnsy interc:rting That kind of arms-aiting no
tho rnrr,v. ,l,nost da:1v sci7,-,. ,-, ,,,,1a =,
that citv uf weanons attsmnted N Ia cont to
sece5ino States. II will hc we'll fnr our ro1;cc
to link a little to tha samc matters for -
woria he an unn1cos,nt and nnc,,,o;, FIR cn,,r.
tcsr N ,s,- of t1a Nortbu.e+ s,c, +r,,s,,,.a;.n
of w,rmunit;o,s ;nta,doa a. .,,a h,on,-.a. -
the ,I;rs;ss;onI weore f,,t ee,t;,r 49, tts r,os1 -
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,nuskrts.
ToML1SsoS's Cu11DREs,s Book srony-
VIM. Tomlinson, at his Sabbath School Depos.
itory No. 81 Randolph street, has all tho issues
Of American aud English Sabbath School and
Tract Publication soeistics, as also vast yari-
ety Of charming English and American iuye-
nile books. He has the beautiful little vol
umcs, "The Lake aud tic Desert" or LIyines-
toms African Explorations, "Principles and
Results" and "Thc Little Home Missionary y
all the latest Issues Of the American Sunday
School Union. Also "The Printers Boy" or
the life Of Franklin.
Pu1LHAHMoS1o soc1Er1.-Ths benefit cou-
cert Of this Society takes place in Bryan Hall
this (nonday) evening. and VIC have every rea-
son to believe that 1t will be tha great musical
festival Of the scaeon. The popularity Of the
society makes 1t i fact always 70 have . full
house, anu with the assistance OF Madame
Fabbri. Mu1ler md AbeIli. We shall have \
musical night long to be remembered. We also
wish to mention that It is an excellent rule Of
the society, to commence their concert. puns-
tually at eight o'clock, and therefore would