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The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Coroncrs' Inquesis.

SrIcIDS BY HAyGiSG.-Corouer wildey held inquest
yesterday the body john l.. Mlnning young man
about thirty three years OF age who committed suicide
by hanging himself Tuesday last The deceased had
FOR some time ben employed bookkeeper by Messrs
ClaaL, Neen co ana about ten days since in formed
and should be oblieed 10 90 home TO recru For
previous 10 his decease he confined his room his
boarding house. 176 Beecker street. was wait
ell on by Miss Elizabeth Rce. HIS indsposition
ed 10 be great depre sion and lowness OF spirits which
rendered i'm detected u unit him entirely either
for business social life. This Is supposed by friends
T. have resulted from arocndess fear that he had been
drafted and would be called upon his country
a conscript About four O'Clock Tuesday last gave
Mas Rice money for the purpose OF paying the
tors bl and her return after absence OF about
ha hour she found his door on the inside
suspccting that all not right she called the sndady
up stairs and together they forced entrance Into his
RON where they fonnd him suspended by the neck from
the ootbolrd Of the bedstead by handkerchief, his
legs resting the floor. The Coroner was promptly
notified when the above facts testified 10 and
dict rendered IN accordance herewith. The deceased
formerly rcsided IN Yonkors, and xM 10 have married
Miss Rice In . few weeks.
FATAL AocrDEyn.--john nccienhehan, aged forty
years, died at Bellevue Hospital yesterday from the
effects OF Injuries accdenty received by being run over
by OF the second avenue while trying 10 get
the front platform while the motion Coroner
Wildey held an inquest
Nellie hcGovern, aged thirty years, died from the
effects Of Injuries acclden tally received by falling from
third story window sos last Twenty ninth street An
inquest was held by Corousr wildey
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marked. Harlem has been the most active stock,
and its upward movement has been the great fea-
ture of the day. There is no particular cause
assigned for the rise, and the operators in it
get leave to work it among themselves. At
the first board this morning Quicksilver advanced
l, Hudson River ~, Harlem 4, Reading =, Michi-
gan Central ~, Pittsburg l1s, Toledo "a. Rock
Island TX, Prairie du Chen 2, Alton and Terre
Haute u, do. preferred !, and Northwestern a.
At the one p. N. public board the active demand
continued, and-all the leading fancies were again
higher. Harlem, after closing at 100 at the first
board, went up TO ll6. Pittsburg also advanced
to ll4H, Illinois Central to l27', Toledo to 1904
Rock Island to ll2, and Fort Wayne to s9H. At
the second board the demand seemed to have sat
isfed itself for the time, and the extreme figures
were not maintained. The market, however, was
firm. At the four p. N. call there was no material
change, and the following were the closing quota
A. Al
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ari0us Case-A Woman VINO Does Not
Know Whose Wife She IL.
COMMON PLEAs--0ENERA I. TRRN

Before Hon. Judges Daily, Brady and Hilton.
Ocr 26.-Stourenel Sfephens.-The circumstances OF
this case somewhat interesting and extraordinary
The defendant Is sued-as surety OF Brady lease
The case was referred and judgment obtained by the
plaintins for the OF S332l. The comes up
on appeal BY the defendant against the judgment The
DEFENDANT who female put In plea that she was At
the time OF executing the suretyshipa married woman
that sho was either the wife OF Hobby r. Stephens
or the wife cf Brady, for whom she security The
Plaintiffs on the trial proved that Stephens the husband
was man OF dspaied habits, and that he had the
water OF 1856 gone OF 'spree, !" been lying
drunk In the cutters poorly clad and the winter having
been very severe, supposed be had been
death His father aud brothers, sisters friends had
never heard OF him after that winter, and after dgeut
inquiry bad given him up dead The defendant had
10 the lie time OF stephens married Brady but
wards concealed that marriage Tho questions
the evidence given by the plaintiffs before the re, cree
which IA many instances the inquiries Instituted
stephens family respecting his lose rumors and
reports OF his death The defendant conended such
hearsay evidence was erroneous The PLAINTIFF the
other side contended that hearsay evidence In such
case was legitimate. that found daton being laid by the
mysterious dsappcaancoo Of stephens the beet and
only evidence that could be obtained adis be BY
the authorities analogous 10 Of pedgrec Various
authorities cited both sides The decision
reserved Nr. l. H. JUDAH for plaintiffs Mr.. Buckley,
for defendant
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Oct 8-oP. ~
Aenn-Receipts IS bbs. We have 10 report quiet
market at IS for pots and % 10 for pearls with sales Of
80 bbls
BRRADsrvrs- The market for State and Western -four
was unsettled today-tho low grades-of which BY
far the largest portion OF the stock constsbeng heavy
while medium and good brands ruled In favor Of the pur
chaser We heard sales Of the former &c. Oh
from yesterdays prices and Of the latter at slight
Improvement Tho receipts continue light (lsSOo bbs.
today, and the stock is slightly running down Sales
49, bbs the market closing quietly Southern -four
dull ana prices favor the buyer though not quotaby
lowers sales 1000 bbs at the suboned figures Canadian
nour Is shade lower, with a moderate demand sales
900 bbs Rye -four Is and nrm: saes 200 bbs.
at - 10 70 49, Corn meal inactive and prices nomi
mall receipts sos sacks Buckwheat nour Is in better de-
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,Iiscelia s1~ous.

sn.~'mr csrois. Gap, Armstrong ssnsa ysssrd.y for
New oreans
UssrrpLv srEaErH Cfrrssu,v. Leai Patton from Bo.
ton tor III we Gull Squadron put into Aes port MONDAY
nghi w,h machinery damaged
tons Az buis a. Boston IN ls ss. been 20 ai a55a
u ~. - t0us. buir Rosocs In
1894, Aas bosa sofa on pnyais terms
Ba Ban scor,vp. b.'0rs fsportsi ashore ts Hp- ..
brasns and with har cArso Ill probably beoas ,oai
scas Ca. urL.r. brfore r-pore a.hor- .en.nlei
ruesia afternoon 70 COMPANY ~h h'hr chArs@r ~heh
kA. on bosri some o. her coal
son N iss7 b.. been .oia on priys,s i'ra.
coiIrqs-rri. brig ria. ik, for Qa-ra'iows. -lA
asy uish' IA ~iih Breme. sissmslie ss-
sa,s.l,f o wa ii ls. ss4e, sbs - s,ara @ . y. ~ ~
Tor repairs
Nv Yoas SUNDAY o.. -s i.o,-sr I-.h tsroasi ,A-
,as@ q ,2sr ',ss s,,. sr % sr9 % r.. - % ' ', 80
,bsT sie.nss. ,o~sra, sgrns ,e Iron suaasr
land 70 this por rour humbs - 81 ,,,,..,
4 Llesassi softl s~s P'ot
L.g;cr,s1 pr,.rss.'s 10, .s SO, ,'s y. 5es % s' f,os %:
Notice to uarsiasr..
heeo p "A er ths ensa q ss~.sls .yns ~ ana sua
dshsrsBz .sa ssclhaqsng
wb-i,msn.
- ,s,s ';g9. ;g; e: ,%;s-,'ss % gs.t,.,.. .. n.
Is, e. - f'. a so ~ " &C. &C. 'i'y'si w.
Ts.r, rs.T % 1S' r@,op. Cos. c. - f t.s
Coyingion lena do thsng0l. "erth, ~ "a sT -,
r.. .s s' = rls., 70 o. 40 s.su. we,i ~. Ia
20 Harn.sss Hr1ns9n. 80. Crrnttfss f~ras ~ a.
Brx esrsnun. Enssfs iron tHBtsfisb1 I1sf. % sls
for gs- Loasoa -ith 30 b1s au ss' 81 - toan' ~
yt-.s from pre- - OF, Goas rsfry. SB. e.p.s 81
TOD rrr.t.nt ei1g,a 20. q % .-oi. sl.A e.
..y..n 20 80 90 a. ys,s-esis.il s@-e> s.ugsft Ma
Il,s -ssi, Is piss M sios- o.sfss ssA frssi.si
30 .ssss s-,sr. rspori.i .r..s.. By ssip
sis No L'ss'a
sbg cAsfk, coopsr iron ca~siiA fss s~sSs Asg T.
$50 ssigaai K.rs. fron so.sss 20, ~. is..rs Of "a
lot sa~
c.sssssa o. " tsot 71j-A.4 sAs v.s'is. Lsfs ss-
ps..,o. sop Y-sA tit s.4ih.ra s.l. era~-s.st.
r.r. O~ s-lh gofi SAP Nor ,sss wssss frs L',r
po To- Bcssn ga ate a batys ss4'ss1 as $3.50
- se,s .. o.. o.sr sea- a'y e.r sss' To- As- s"1
nsTsys % AR s,-sn.li, y.gi., Assu. s,s 80,
sstr nnrv-s rs'e5 r0sslss. 80 s'n s''~ eN'f''
~. f,.s o. rs-A,r . w, 90. c.s,- Wins. sss %
.,.o so1S sfora klssti hsg Dst tiss ,.
so-ssft.. At s-Av sais csisfsHs FS's h'it"Ts
s.,ss,.s ~, is-sn tns s.ras vs.aissiaa L>l.ss.
sss...-n Of s-ni 30 o,s.a r,.'sasf. r'.ssAs,.
? y io.s NJ o. n-sr srtg IAn' D.i. sis'ss. sfors
A@ssss.s P~vss.
BOr ron Of .g-Afs sgsnsf hssnlsn. FA3so-iphs
ca 80 No. -ius S.nsf - ispstfs t.sss At@figfI
M.,.,s' S. ',s s,',, '',', 49,, 49,,
tfs pltsssa Nsiaesr. Asffris. ffsrf Nfft~rf
rl stfIIts hsatea usnt - - -isf NNk 81 ~ fffsh
IAft J.p lr.st ''sp~atf. fssst 80 tstea.s 'sssa
- -stf,sif os'ss.r cs,sJ. Il. l,ia ,sn re,i. ~
80
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Married..
residence BRIDES father by the Rev Hugh Smith
Carpenter, Mr.. PRANK w. ADAMS, OF Waltham Mass, to
nss VIOLA, second daughter or Mr. W. A. Townsend, Of
AsDsEws-CosGxR.- Tuesday, October 27, at ches.
MI JOHN r. ANDREws Jr Of New York city, 70 Miss Cor
HEiIA NJ. CoSGER, OF Chester.
cAKss-L.oY.on Monday October p. BY Rev. Dr..
Lv. sr l
GEEszEBAcH-CARrraIrs.- r. Tuesday, October 27, At
the Madison avenue Baptist church, BY the Rev Dr.
sarles, JAMES A. GRESEBACH to f.. daughter OF r.
H. Carpenter ESQ.,. all OF New Rochelle, westchester
county.
GRAHAx--ARcnR AT Irving near Tarrytown, on Tues
day October 2 at the residence or the brides
CITY, Ohio, 70 Miss NARY NJ, daughter OF Andrew d. Ar
cher Esq. No cards. ,., ,,..s,...
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, October q, by
the Rev Mr. bowling, at the house OF Mr. Levi Heyer.
Mr.. WILLIAM HASKISsoS 70 Miss SUSIE A. HHiAks' all OK
HAwkNs-RYERsoN.-On Wednesday, October 2S, BY
the Rev. Or. Price, s. EDwARD HAwKns 70 Emma l. RYKR
TiIoGSss-wELpoH-In Brooklyn, on Monday, October
20, by the Rev Mr. Pease, D. d., CHARLES 9. Heoxs to
MARY FRANCES eldest daughter Of the late Bartholomew
Weldon, OF Rouses Point, n. Y,
HulHErr-MAIoS.-O Wednesday morning, October %,
by Right Rev. Horato Potter, D. D. L. L. D., Bishop
Q. New York, wM GEORGE AuLsEKr, Esq, formerly OF
Wales to MARY JANE TAYLOR, eldest daughter Of John
Sixty ninth regiment British infantry and for many
years member OF the daily press OF this city
Sastle1ar (geianal papers M please COPY 9o,., ~
Johns church, Cold Spring Harbor by the Rev. Edward
+. Edwards, JOHN u. HEWLETT TO HARRIET A. FRASER,
daughter Of the late Thomas Harrison, Of New York.
PARKER-CRoUr On Thursday, October %, at the
sdence OF the groom, by the Rev, jeremiah 8. Lord,
eEwErL PARKER 10 HARRIET LOUISA II. CRour youngest
daughter Of David Crout deceased
Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy
PRovOsr-kiNGslAYD.-0n Thursday, october %, by
the Rev Mr. Booth, n. PROVOST, OF Now York, TO
Miss HARRIET KIsosLAND, OF GreeDpoint, Long Island.
No cards..
sroRY--FEEsMAN-On Wednesday, October %, at the
Clinton Avenue Congregational church, Brooklyn. by the
Rev Dr. Budngon JOSEPH G. STORY to EMMA A, youngest
daughter OF H. p Freeman, all o. Brooklyn
howBRiDGE-TIffANY.-On Tuesday, October n, at
Trinity chapel, by the Rev. r. W. Harris, ID. D.. MINER
TR YRRGE 10 CHARLOTTE eldest daughter OF Francis
A. Tiffany. tsq.
VAN NlAoEs-GAANsR-nB Brooklyn, on Tuesday, October
n, by the Rev. L. smith, HENRY VAN ISGEI to MARY
GAMER, all OF that city.
vAvIAN-DopGE.--At Kingsbridge Tuesday, October
II, by the Rev. A. Lawrence Jewett GEO. W. VARIAN
" JuLlErr LoDGE
WAhRES-SHANSoS in Boston, on sunday, June IL,
Ar EDWARD WARREN, OF Mainc TO Miss MARY A. SHANNON,
Late OF New YORK.
s TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The notice Of the marriage Of Mr. H. T. Williams, ~ d.,
20 Mary Randolph Ames, published in sundays paper
false, az IL was not authorised by me-
II. Z. WILLIAMS.
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The knights OF the Golden Circle.

Reuben Stout, of Company X, Sixtieth Indiana rcgi-
mont, who shot last week on Johnson's Island for
de,erton and murder, left statement which the fol-
lowing In reference the knights Of the Golden Circle
OCCURS
After had been in Dayton about weeks was ad.
vised by varinus persons not TO 60 back the army
They said this was only 'aboltion and advised
me TO stay at home ana they would protect me. l WAS
induced go 10 meeting OF the socaed Knghts OF the
Golden Circle" and made member Of that orgsniza-
ton lhe obligations OF the Order bound do
could against the war-to resist draft II should be
made and likewise TO resist and oppose all connscaton
or emancipation measures in every possible way. We
we're sworn to stand by other sures Of re-
ssancc We were pledged 70 do oil could TO prevent
another dollar going from the for further
prosecution OF the met with this secret meeting
several times, and entered into their views and plans
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The last report Of the Quartz Hill Gold Mining
Company shows the yield for the week ending Oc-
tober IL to be sl,747 20 in gold.
The company, it appears, are now taking out
from four to six cords Of quartz per day and the
report says that contract has been made by the
agent Of the company for number Of Friesbrrg
pans, which are expected to increase very largely
the value Of the future products.
Professor Kent, of the United States Assay
Office. in this city, arrived on the 18th inst. at the
mines, whittier he has been sent by the Secretary
of the Treasury to report upon the gold product
of the Territory.
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NEW PunLIctrIoSs.

~ YOu Nhhg 30 ksuH
L IT, nsnsf4 e. .fF.l.tff ffal
sID.ssL sDHaVa -Lhrt
ssIfltas aess foit fss.. tt ~ sfFfg
ess i.,si- 81. tlast fee 81 fIarLklI NUi go ln
AasssH s.frti. a. - tgsJs.n - ~ estsf ~ 49,
~ .Hisor nf D. ~ IVvI %, i.tl7 hfasassy.A
,r.t rg3-sCrefJ.s .s BOOK rph cnEiof-
~ ,..l e.. 90. p' ..f Ft.r fflI tl..
tr.t4Hf f..I. 81 II Ir".' T. Hf
10y % eAIsp,. r......r So Esrl
L q f.t nefafrH. q. Ff. .Ii~s ff.fHU u .Hf
J.. tufsf Pr et.f .fa' tI sa.l fs.s.sss 80
fsfs. Go ~ fhf frfr kfarfHs b. al.snI IIa.ff.
sassaa siffsf hfe
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MATRIMONIAL.

A ossrLHxAs. /. rgaga 90 ssG wlsHyF 20
~ torn ~ srirs.ttspes = AZ te ~ ~ %. .
~ sNtffnngy. stf fbafn 40 ffHFAo - 80 =
Aasfsss slaIss s4ffsss as shFrs e. ftFfas~ 49, q
b.s n u wsff. ratsga a. y sst y saf IAHft fett
srst
tsY sATniEOat8L sDtt-l.etA NafiNg H
n Ur.r t.fss 81 s4hrfsfrsTss
ss...s y az. ts'Is.sw y, a. n ~ sshss. sfFitg
Msss a fIar p. ID 80 z" NfH~fa q teFfsa
af-a =ftar 81 y a. Hsfft .
,,arstssxfat-s CiH.JLsh sDDEtasrp o.
VI .sferrfs . ttss uhl 90 Hsfflsl tt- 49, -
49, i. = r 49, tfrf b sfs - fsts = ~
- f...Iff stasg ~ f1fttss ~ v % NsIt''
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MI1.LINEH ~.

A BPECrAL OPENING or wiNrgR MILLINERY
"A will take place al simmons Luporiun nf fs-hiss
Thursday nert October - when viii 10 srhibitsf
iarge assortment OF PARIS Velvet Bonns,s o ever shade
color. aJso. larg- OF usnufsr
tnr. Liks~iss large ,tos Of Fet aud reaye- Bennss
aud usis Ai-o Mourning Bonnst. oper. Boup-ts Bri.
Bonnets Eyening Bonusi. IN great flririy.
MRS SIMMONS. SsT Broad~Au
CPONsALIA MILLINERY ROOMS
- " wAyEELEN PLACE Akw YORK
Madame BENEDICT. iron Do IL Pax. fsrs no. .
her patrons NAT size
direct froa Psns yatai s,ttineat OF ias
HIGHEST NOVELTIES fS
BoSSETs HATS cars. HEADDEESsE3,
hLTs. FLOWEH~
and ali articles ApprrtA lnlss 4fst as Millinery.
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nyUcy sy 1ng sTgfrf cONNiss'Hth. AET
W fsrs. o. ~ .f.l
70 s1ufsrfdfa aFIaHatas .at-a ~ - - ''f -
sulsfnsl snh ttH ~ 60 ~eit ~ h. Y
tdtsr wufsn fasfe71 80 p r. n, t+ fafr -
IA srasss THssisf HFfFri v ~
t0f t4l1ltg tfaa - ssfpr - N+ff ~ 80 -
ysaas f1arrsn - .
10 tuIeiss So 81. Aff faf - 50 Snfs 70 80 %
ys.ias Cora srT 10 -
~, sfsins $50 ,fs 80 - s~i Nh%f " 80 ~
ys.ns 80 .sss - -
" tfsfffg stse 80 s1r saf sl f~f fpf ~
yasirs % g<sT - ~
ygF tel fits 80 49, ~ 20 ~ pNpHaF We ~
b., hylfits 80 tsafsf ~ bfsaa y k1s az Ceapmar
J9 Isee slas s,sau go snnss iS' % " tssss Go
's.- t.s .sFps 'gr 80 ~ rrTs- cg~.s.sY Na au
r<tHlfiEy hp.s ssffts.s fef trUpssY ~ b
rsns ffs u pfggyus tpssAsf siiA 80 sy<atfsf
s.< sssss-stu eaa " tssir-f . wsyt~
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CsbgtrE %. cOkhtLis ssss' cgss.ssgssf
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CONFEDERATION NorIogs.

EHDrox sorrprcT prrsrrHpNT OF y ia
v iaFAfD NAfLh HEhTs
hofgs q hsfsaf Fiffh lsaf f.faFf Iefs. 2 y - ~
,snf ~fi b. siasf 90 81 rrsf anf rss 90 tef 4" a.
Of SsfstDbsf ssGt gIoaAf lAii -
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sltH1 uf
aaa7 f.t iaa g sa' 81
sali lit tu
sru u
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WATCHES. JEwELRY. &C.


Wqa..o ksosssHls ss oa si; ~ ss. 10 S 1a ogs
sose e Louis AsEieh ~ . s,'S., & a. aaasG ss hs
nonds old 0old and silver E't.llsAea is@ Bsn~HJsf
721 Broadway.
N, ORTIZ KSowrSG-wHyRE TO SILL C.sYL
N. sssr. ips .e' A. nsa ,'' ~
Hots the be,t Place Cane naif sssss Al .lai. .,
o,her person. femenS,f. 's' "roAa~sT
BILLIAHDs.
Tor sALE-rwo fINg BILLIARD SsBLEs =, ";
rrnE srasU.RD AffRcas BILLIARD rsnlE-
Approved aad L4sp. U be- fiiisff 900 .frss IN l-.
fh. s.i ani oni5 rr'i.,i- lifais iar. Hsnaiasefs-
T. PiiELAs a AcoLLEsDEG ,orasro cro.sy sas sprag
su~ss. ss~ ior-
lyN ; SHARP HAftss MADE rXrrsFtvr ~.
,o',hb."'. sr- Is'ss a. ca s.' So, ''r prt't
fabl-, WIN nesy iH,sllei iai'si .s'.h' .s i.s
Je' eroaaAs lefar, uls r.s'. Ai'o..--.a4 -.' f.t'
WEhsi stLLiaG fihsr L. HiiLiAiD 'hL.s Hi'
,rs imprs,sd is,ea. o,.,asa. As9 fnala.a.s
q. Dh,KEa 80 fa..aa rr'l
"A o. amUtrH oefE4 f0a esLE : rN-
w F0-s n tat..s rtH hf p .r hi.t
St5...'s i,.aisr
n GRrrIsu isy..'op trrs
WINES. LIQroH-. &C.
NfoSIron ua.Np
Va nq,5.,S2 n5o..s,s g, 3, '4is,q4sfitte'' 4is,q4Si
FRENcu MOcuALLi 'VDshc.
nEsr rRAsrs yoR DrALEhs ~
~ oisf .'ss.- Js.ty ,..g .,.i s.ii,-iff ,4-U
TON us us,,sa B's,ss r.a-.i N.-,a.ls- '.,. 1a'
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.s.-.rn
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sOJW 40. ....
10 shs North Riv Blk.
rs Bank OF Republic.
10 Grocers' Bank.
Continental Bank.
10 Bank Commerce. .
$50 Citz's Gas, B'klyn
10 Del X Hud Cnl Co.
100 do
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NVoRTH KsowISG-wHLEE 10 S4LL ioua
w Diamonds. o.d Cod birrf or bgpG-u Js.Nrf. ~
Eoag 70 LOUIS ANRlCH - ~ bf1yysg. nader ths New
fork Hotel receive fhif', p-t r-ni mIfe Tor Ds
nopds old 0oi and silver L'i.llsAed isg Bsne n,ef
72J Broadway.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BisHor-0Rcurr.At jamaica, l. l., on Thursday, June
GEi NE K 0RcrTr, all OF Jersey oity. No cards
CBAsE-RyAS.--Un Wednesday, June "a, at the resi-.
dence OF the brides uncle, by the Rev. James Fes d. H.
G. FRANK CHASE 70 JULIA " C. RYAN all OF Brooklyn No
cards
CiayToS-wooD. Jersey City. on Wednesday June
10 by the Rev. Franklin Bibbitt WILLIAM CLAYTON OF
New Haven, Conn 70 LAvNIA N woop, OF Tarrytowu
NY.
CARNAS-VAy DgvESTrR.-On Tuesday, June %. at the
residence Of Simeon j. Dayton, Esq. Bound Brook J
by the Rev Dr. RoiDaiue Mr.. JoBs CARmAN OF Jancsve
WIS., 10 Miss SADIA eldest daughter OF late Richard
Van ncveuter, Of the former place.
HoovEe-kSorfs-On Thursday, May 2s, At the resi-.
dence Il the brides father. fenox Mich, by the Rev.
start r A. L. HOOVER 10 J. DELLA kSoiTs only daughter
OF Clarke n. Knots.
HARRs-MucpstL Calvary church. New York, on
Thursday Afternoon, June IS, at two o'clock by Rev A.
Ceayeand Cox n D. FREDERICK q. HARMS, OF Middetown
Conn, to RosALE A. MITCHELL OF New York. daughter Of
HAwtgy-VAS nRrRsES.-0n Wednesday, June "a, by
Rev. J. B steele. FRANK +. HAwLEy OF New York, 10
JOSH g. VAN DguaskE. OF Brooklyn No cards no gloves
la LAgREStE-RESNSe-On thursday, June rs. Mr.. w.
IAwRsScg TO Miss RowESA E BEvSiNo OF Savannah, Ga
RsiALL-i RaDy In this city, on Sunday, June I by
the Rev. smith, THOMAS MARSHALL TO ANNA r. BRADY
both NJ Newtown, l. |.
OspdPxr-ToRREy. I'm Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June
"a the south Congrega onal church. by the Rev Dr
Storrs, WM ". OsBORNE TO Miss HArnE /. TORRyy all
of tho above place No cards.
sieIsuS--HArilroS Wednesday, June "a, at the
residence Of the brides parents, by the Rev John How
ard suydsm OF Philadelphia, GEORGE w. SicIson 10 Miss
SARA W. HAMILTON, both Of BROOKLYN y ID.
The New York herald., 1863-06-26
Personal Intelligence.

Major General Daniel Z. sckes Lett town a few days
since command Of the Third army corps though
still suffering from the effects Of his late wound The
General dined last week with Governor Seymour at Al
bany, and 1t s understood he charged to convey
the President information Of importance bearing upon the
present situation Of AFFAIRS.
Tho furniture Of the superb mansion Of his Excecncy
Senior L. Barrada, Minister resident Peru, was dis
posed OF yesterday by auction the promises Of
Fifth avenue and Thirty first street.
Col W. L. q Brian. OF Baltimore: E. Street. OF Kansas
John iosmer, Of Detroit II. II Kimbal and y. Robbins
OF Boston; c. and +. A. Armstrong OF Providence ard
L. Greenwood, OF New York, are stopping at the Met
potan Hotel.
+. II. Webster and family, OF Washington: Hon. A. r.
Oin, OF Troy; r. Gushing, OF B. ston j. Broadhead of
Chittenango G. W. watrous and lady, OF Pennsylvania
J. l. Colby, of Boston; J Hastings, of Albany: r. A.
Forsyth ofNewburg, and Mrs. Blair aud family, Of Wash
ngton, are stopping at the Astor House.
W. II. Garfield, United states Navy; N. Wheeler, Of
Bridgeport Hon. A. Boody, OF Rochester n. r. String
fellow Of Kansas; c. Moore OF England g. Williams OF
Philadelphia j. o. Hoffman, OF Pou. hkeerse Captain san
ford, Of steamer Merrimac; Gidcrsleeve OF King.
ston, and Dr G A. Smith, OF Memphis, are stopping at
the q Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

Kimo. amounting to hundred and twenty three dol
Of city cont ngrncies.
s .s.s, 81 s r . NE
the sis Of one sSousand two hundred ss Soiars per
sosSm 'oss.e eject from J:nas enc thousand eish,
cisy Y 'Iss GSn,nsenciss .h. net g
Aeportof Committee Roads, favor Of eoncurring
sstsd " % Ss si
fcalse and grade and se curb and gutter and ss
Hundred Twenty fourth s,rsess tessen seventh and
Eighth avenues, under the direction ahe Street Commits
Which was lost for Of the required number of
rrsssss Soups%s. webster ,o::
Ne Whs HAYES mss xesna.s
RsFor. q Committee Roads in favor of conearrins
s ssSss"s sn s .9:s %s
s
seventh avenue south side ths having been already
and the ordinance therefor be
Ra he Pre-
vilsnd, Cav. Murray, Brce, Russell Jciee-Ia.
and the sidewalks ,eagsed where necessary
also fory"ah D Be-
tagged four Feet VIDE the Se 81
whore not done under the direction
dlnnnee therefor be adopted
Hayes. uealy keenan,. the Pre-
fssn Ss% Grss s. a.
EspHp S oa hs s Road:
!As
os1 s9 snd G", re feet wide
BE- Se
be adopted
aos mca" Rspps ssenf as
HaSisnd samsa g Cav Murray B,,ss Rasssl: Joycels M
wss g re sst auaes e e re e
CrO.on Aqasdast Board that the .ordi
Which was adoped BY the following yo.e.-
Wssasr Gross;
wsh Board Of Aldermen In adopting. resolution that
srSes Ss openad from Thra to the
Hsysss Hsaly Keenan, the
Hsylana, Cay MurGay srics Russell yoycs!s
ea nd
he .hsreo The ' as
ads.tsd: , $50 "',' ',-''' ''''
r. sidenI %c6s;sr Gross Mcdaniel kepper' ioustan,
Esrs@: Roads n iss9 soneqsrns
ninth street between hd and Fourth asenaes be- esnad
@ aae s assa I
OF the street Commissioner and the accompanying ordi
Which was adopted By The following vote
sh % Hayes heay Keenan, The Presi
land, Cav, narray, Briee Russell! Joyee-I5:
Of s"r renn nh S@s sn
direction Of the Stree. co%msoner and that the accom-
p+nSins S!a ord ord mace II therefor ere Tor be adopted
Aarmative-csuncinen Hayes Hcay, keenan,. the Presi
dent Msss'sr Gross MscGnns Rsppe oush'an av
Report Of Committee Roads favor Of concnrrng with
Aqueda Board be directed pave Forty first street se
tmeen Third and Fourth avenues with Belgian pavement
winch was ost for want of the required number of votes
Affirm ative-CounciInnen Keenan, the President Gross
Mcconnell. Rspper. honghal'n, CAV Murray Brce. Rus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hayes Healy. Webster Havlaud-
Aarmaiiye-Co, ncmen Hayes, Heay. Keeaan, the Pre-
hsysnS s% RUSSELL seRsss Sush'"ln
seS on Roads
mon, win resolution that Fifty ninth street from the
meni The entire expense thereof 70 Se paid by
@ 1 ON % % Ss s % ss
men and that the accompanying ordinance therefor be
Which referred Committee on streets
a,u y, ZION h nSaR9 ,o or AIpEsnnN RESULTED
BsSssr. SdoS swS ,Sa:snd Ave SSpdroS aoi..s
BY board Of Councmen. amended BY striking out Two
thcnand i've hundred dollars and inserting thousand
BY board Of aldermen. former action adhered and Al
Coansman HAYES moved that the Board adhere to It's
And Councilmen Webster Russell and Brady were ap
Councilman HouonTALrx moved that the Board do now
Whereupon declared that the Board stood
PS ~'""' JAMES n swEsSsS, Cl.rH soe'