, 1861-03-12

Mr. N. Ha1tfng well known artist, residing |
Grind Rapids, Mich, died In that city on the I
8th. He stood at the very head Of his profess
sion In Michigan, and was gentleman who |
epioyed the esteem Of all.
"A correspondent Of the Boston Journal
writes from Washington TINT Mr. Critten-
acn will accent the invitation extended to him,
by the Common Council of the city Of Boston,
and visit TINT ctty ut IN early day.
"A large meeting Of the Republicans, Of
New Market, N. H., last week unanimously
passed q resolution requesting President Lin
coin to appoint Major Robert Anderson, Brig
adler General In the q. s. Army, in place Of
David z. Twiggs, traitor. ~
!, Els Excellency, Gov. Andrews, Of Massa-
ehusettx, with the advice and consent Of the
Council, hss appointed Thursday, April as
day Of fasting humiliation and prayer.
The Albany Journal says that the report
ed marriage Of Miss Harriet Lane to Mr. James
Carlisle, Is not true. The event may take
Mare. and vhf1e the venerable Pub. Func
.T ~. s.ra...,to, 3f;.s I.o,a mar ro-tn
WILL teo'nan ~ 1aneas'si' naAes 1''as A1os :. ~
Carlisle, not in the stale OF fennsslPan1a, ont
IN the stata Of Matrimouy. : =.
&teA ~ T47$+ ~ %NYa @1yTFtA
3ou!Is 4.4s44eA AA - :D's'o0' ~"
siding In London, had a4 interview with the
Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, at the Office Of
~ pa.,a ~ Tr,da and suhmftted noae,
suo AoaA1 A. ~ -. 80 Tanaan
: for street railway IN lonoon- 80.
.sD po,ton Fox 4 T.;vinoston IN n1a
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merchant o1 NeW fotk1 anu Ffesioens oi Lie
New York Gas Company aled On eF7day eye
..1.1 1us :. - ,.ssSa uonos ,na-n+a, - 49,
18TH year o1 MS aye ne "as = lue"oef " lae
Society Of Friends. -
M,ss Marearet Lea Beyau, the Young ladv
-e,-ss4,e :,o.,o.tta- ~ o.,.s.oto5 -.
Nno' nalns 'ne oiauea1et ~ ee,oola'eo LUZ
~uu ou-s1ssnt tn an omnibus conductor unaer the
o.; liz, ~ ,,,do-..a.a
name ot 1o1al'afe. oeF'al. WY t1e unoele 'So-
Ing that the marriage should never ba consH}m-
mated, which has been observed, has been de.
n,e6 a decree pronounc1ne her marriage null
hS the eoHfl |or h1so1ee' ehe must, 1nere-
fore, It appears, submit to Ell the legal inablI
ties which are consequent upon her extraordi:
nnorv and In fsc+ ,ncornr,ra9 cns,h,a con1nct
10y GThe M hartford Rsss has an u 1 agreeable sketch
ol lne - nsn et sst.sAAs u 1l1o 1>"'s "oN1
"me1 We eatsacs' .,a's - +.o..;,~ x,r,a1,an+.
aaasn o5 atoin,,a ~ h4It 10 Re-v rers1se
Hassse w. 10 4;1os ~ - 4he test az t3rnd
Gse.y ..e Roaey iTha ~ o1 tberonrh ~ 5emnceacv Of
Ehnrnas iefferaon .ia q parf Of his yery Being
II taomas naa atou.intancs iii, 4ndrsT Jazz
ea s Pes5dpthh ~ then fe1n fTicn,s. and Won never
eon n,a ae a1a s1e either from what he thoneht as
e;Gt 4.t s,.nrnd INV 9A'@'eS - ''NA
gn, Snt oa n = need1esa to tell the people of this
stata e That II a. manner manner Of man be IS. For over
fhirty' t years M he has been leading politician
among us. For Years he conducted the Hart
9a41 3fas. ~. and ha aad the late John II. Niles
almost tnseenaTabIe friends, founded the Jack.
son Democratic party Of the state. Ieny
es. Years ago be was very useful member Of liz
| Legislature. His discharge Of the duties Of
] Comptroller is often referred to BY those IA
eTerv successor.
nnr;rr fhe Administration of Van Rnren he
vas Posfmaater Of Hartford: and under Polk