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The New York herald., 1864-06-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.

AsrmwMl--rrus--O Thursday June Ia, at the Church
" the Ascension. by tho Right Rev 9. Bedel, y. D..
Rev. JOIN A. AsPINwAiL 70 JULIA s., youngest daughter
OF g. Titus Esq.
BrExxas-YouKos-on Thsrsday. June 10, by tho
Rev. G. Ford, EDWARD l.. BxExMAs 10 MARY E YOUNGs.
al Of this city. No cards.
BosrwIcK-Rm Er-On Wednesday, June l6, by the
Rev. Dr. Henderson, D. D.. IN the First Baptist church
CyRUs b. B,sTwItK TO SARAH RBLKr, second daughter
Of James NJ. Ribiet, Esq, all OF tins city.
CLARxs-JAoDsus On Wednesday evening, June Is, At
tho residence Of the BRIDES parents, by Rev. H. s Car
psnter Mr:J D. DwloHr CLARKE Of Brooklyn, to ADnA,
daughter Of jas. g. Jacobus, Esq of this city.
CONNOLLY DISCRIMINATION Wednesday, June is, At the
Church or 81 Francis Xavier by the Rev. ". Moyan s.
j. WASHINGTON A. CONNOLLY, OF this city. 70 LorrE l.,
daughter Of Dr. Thos. K n. Cottman Of New Orleans,
CHHRRY-ANpExsoN. tho residence Of tho BRIDES
aunt. Mrs. NJ A. Ferguson. Ronkonkoma lake, n r., on
Wednesday evening, june Is. by the Rev. g. Fl. Thomp
son. Mr. A. CHERRY VI this city, 70 Miss SARAH NJ An
daughter Of James Anderson, Esq Of Nebraska
GrMAS-KnxP.-on Thursday, June Is, At tho Twenty
Dutch Reformed church, bv tho Rev. Joseph
n . ~ S o. 81 q
Boston papers please COPY
HoRroN-HoHroN.--In Flushing. L L, on Thursday
morning. June Is, BY the Rev j. Carpenter Smith, Hon
HIRAM HoRros OF Malone N. Y, TO Mrs. JANNErr PECK
HORTON, of the former place.
HoYr-DRAxx--On Wednesday. June Is, BY the Rev.
DR. Morgan, HoYT, Esq. ~ Miss FRANCES H. DRAKE, ell
OF New Rochelle. No carda
residence OF the BRIDES father in Peasantve West
chester county, N. Y by the Rev. Mr.. vermilye, Mr.
HENRY G. Mathews Of New York city, Miss LIZZIE L
PURDy.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS the residence Of the brides
father, by the Rev. s. r. Farmer, JosEpH A. MACDONALD
10 MARTHA MAHoN, both Of this city.
San Francisco papers please copy.
REIs-HspnuaN.-Oa Wednesday, June Is, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES mother by the Rev. Jno King, J.
REIs Jr., TO MISS JEANHxrTE F. HEPBURN.
RANDoLPH-M McCI CRg.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
June Is. by tho Rev, J. l. Cuyor. THos F. RANDOLPH 70
ANNA. daughter OF J. 8 Mcclure.
sAGE-JoBNsox-At the Reformed Dutch church, Wash
ington square, on Tuesday evening June BY the Rev
Hutton. MILO SAGE, OF Fishkill, on tho Hudson, to
SOPHIA H. JOHNSON Of this city
SHrra-vArENTINE.-On Wednesday. June 8, by the Rev.
william H. Smonson assisted by the Rev. Henry Fox,
A. NJ, Rev. WILLAA SMITH, OF the New York East Con-
ference AssS TERRsE daughter Of the late John Vaen
time, Esq, all OF this city.
San Francisco papers please copy.
SHKLxDY-IARcE-AtH Hoboken. on Wednesday, june 10,
SAMUEL w. SNKpLEY, OF Philadelphia, 70 MARY HNsDALE,
daughter Of samuei Large. Of the former city.
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from the Havana Dfario de Ia Marina June IL
is said that the Emperor aud Empress would remain
lev days At 0rizspa for the purpose Of resting aad
transactng special business and that the 10Th
instant the anniversary Of the entrance OF tho French
troops into the city OF Mexico they would make thss
solemn entrance into the capital
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there sigrs OF enthusiasm or popular warmth.
All the proceedings du formal, cold and insipd.
Al six O'Clock the booming Of cannon from the No.
vara announced that the Emperor and Empress we're
leaving the frgats. and . rash at made for
prominent places, whore good could be had OF the
dc Uloa, the redoubt Santiago and the other bat.
teries along the shore Joined in The chorus OF
artillery. Nor wsro tho ships-of war at Sacrincios
long In soing 10 With their share OF gunpowdcr that
there warkc music enough greet the Emperor
HE nrss treading the soil The imperial aunch
tagged int the hsrtor BY small steamboss,
such the North and East rivers, while number
Of rowboass, full Il sailors and marines. soriasd tho vsn
and rear guard. AN the boats were deeked out with
beautiful aags. and they approached tho pier band
there stationed struck up some popular airs.
The pier Itself dsnseiy crowded, 90 that the mi1
tay had to clear way FOR the passage Of the imperial
party And bsre ths eternal bunging Of Mexican officials
wss again manifested. Great pains had been taken 70
erect gded staircase tho left side the pier as the
landing place where the Emperor and his lady should
land, and thence along the whole walk 70
tho ereat gate where the carriage awaited their
Msesties q quantity Of green baizs had been
spread 70 make the short journey easy possible
Guards stationed hero dags nuttered, and every.
thing conwe II faut But sson the boats
reached tho pier and the imperial launch oos
-
side Of the pier where preparations whatever had
been made for landing, that their Majestss had 10
scramble up the rough stone stops best they could
As the Emperor landed he took OF his hat and
bowed 10 the popuIace her Majesty also smingiy bowed
and again. The soldiers and sailors thea
VI three loud for their Imperial Majestcs who
were nj taken charge by the commtee appointed
for the purpose and their carriage "A strong
guard Of French zouaves and saiors from Martinique
then formed square the vehicle and prooes
s'on slowly moved along through the square.
observed all tho residences Of the foreign corsuls
reAdsnt Vera Cruz elegantly decorated With Gags
and their respective rational banners, with the sole
eroc.i'n q tie Consulate u the bned satcs where
o. a'E Has b9sed any tight shown during whole
time 'stf iie 1 atiyt8s Continued.
Tie h1stfor md trprsSs new ecctme the cyuosJres
q Al efns IefDe;es and Qpea gasSes n great
denaud an4 IRON tHe bcui'as. .windows NIL bonsasops
tue black huhd scs Of l'Sylcan lsdes spa-kcd
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SHIPPING NE w S.
Port of Now York, June 16, 1864.

CLEARED.
s wT osss
shp Sea chisi tBr5; Jones, L'ysznool Jacx Peyolt
vac;
R:rs %msssl.,s Mars .s Ar'ss c.rkE ss1soad
B:rl hns. psus tBren, Hattendora, Bremen-Krs-
esss:
Brig scherssae ,psn, Kroyn PaH LuaTas TnS Co.
Brig Cyprus tBr), Mccullough. cienfuegos-J Whitney
scnr Mary Susan (Br,. Albury, Plymouth. wr-James
Ks1 sT Rns oo w
: schr Welcome Home 'Br) Merriam. St John MP
schr j Day, Chas. wsshinaton-L Kenny.
sfaSc sss, cj,c hswreno: rene 4.uosoI M1s Bridgeport
y gunbost Queen Acting Vol Lieut. rarr Chareaton
u i supply s,eansr Admiral, Com W Eaton, from the
Wester n RockadinG sanadron,
and pa:.snscrs s-s' g sporora Te,'oa ' n nose
via si:.sS sssS'ss &c o1ys Ss"0n
ship Hoosy ,pf Ro toni, jenkins Liverpool 20 days. with
snip John Bungan ioi s.:rspors,. Carver, Nat.n,aA
SIP coa..i;aioo. saSia.oa @ % Nsn.uoss day.. in s.
s:rI csSs.tl..a lsr,, Dixon a'..so~. 81 days. with
'ps.e .dip TsTs.. Henry from iy:rpo. New yo,f
,s v.aa '.s Sss AZ. s sa 's S
SAY P ;. s. sswns FG s q Ss R Rd u
gar . Eases: Me,ncss : wsass. - -. 80 :.
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Bris D.postum tH. H,svesn c.di.. % days. with md.s
-: s's s;'s;s' s.'s
s.: ga is s':: :: III. s;. g tx: .:s .s; II
Brig Rieh.rds Ici Bo:.onl Donovan oaes Bay, cB, 10
Brig xSoSd.e ssrS Ds. S.' s. john xs days. with Tia.
5:ss,sn I;ss.sa E1..ss.sesrs ser se.'.s :,
,:s,o Yaacs Ms!se.s wendI Sid in with swsd brig
Assas ssha asor,. for ~ r,t yets %, a
ssy; vim f.%i q TSsms.en aaSssr is!h iS:s t
schr Eo....y tsr Mckay. BsAequs. Phi. "a days, with
sshS A.is. CIR, sp.i,s. Fredericton. sB Is day. with
%.SH cs..s As'1ST
,sars RossD: kisssssp" 'Ss isr boston boston
s sssr c.ws ssi e, e, S.Is;
s s.E;s sss T; s:@sss ss. &: T::.s s.
Sehr Pbeufx Henley, Caas IL dava
Schr Alpine. Pressev. Calais days
Schr Massachusetts, Hunt. R0ckland.
Schr W g Hall, Paul, h0ckland.
Schr Susan Mary, Hall, RockiAnd.
EcIr Scraph. r der Gloucester
Schr n Gushing, Briggs, Boston.
Schr Pennsyivaufa. Warner. Boston.
aSass ss.;SS iSs New 1ls:s Bedford
Bchr Hunter. Endcott. Dlghton.
Schr g Cooper. Snow Providence
6chr Charter 0ak. Sndlev. Providence
Gchr Ravnsr Rayper New Haven.
Sshr W BoarinAa, hiard. Hartford.
6chr idaho, I.nuser. Hartford.
Schr w ThoPne, Sears, Norwich fer RltzabethporA
Hohr g Thomas, Preston, Bridgeport for nondout
Scir Couy. Wheeler Port Jefferson for HtzAbethport
Sioop Rhode Island wightman. Providence
Steamer Jersey Biue ~ traDsport), HopknA White
House. Va. TO U ouartermaster
Steamer Martha Stevens Chance Baltimore.
Steamer Pierpont. Green Philadelphia.
Steamer Ann BliyA Richards PhtladelphiA
Steamer 6arah Jones' PhiladelphiA
Steamer Trenton. Wilson. Trenton.
Steamer Kingnsker. Nye. Providence.
BELOW.
Two brigs names unknown.
SAILED.
lsthcseamsrs 81 Ga, vrsina. Arago; ship uniysrss;,
barks Chanceer Ticker s Alessandro 6ecundo Ja-on,
rilv Alamo HarrimaE brigs ccura. Expert Breeze;
schrs Ceaat pict d williams, Cen Armstrong. KvapA
Bersen Fiaah. Evelyn.
Wind 81 sunset NV. light
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L,rsuI OF rHs Brio vRoS--Thc Inlputso brig Vision,
Captain John G. donovan, which cross tho Atlantic,
WITH consisting Of old sailor Rhode issrder
aud he dog Toby vii be launched Ibis afternoon at tour
o'c cG from tHe foot Of Grand street, Ess river No
coset therc VIII lbe lar4e conoourss u auecn,ors
present 70 VIII cas- tho ceremony
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Prise Fight Near -. Louis.
TOM. DoNNgLLY, or rEw YoRK, AND TIN. MONA
HAN, OF ST. LoUIs-noNAHAN THE WINNER.
ITeoxS h. Iosal~ n~~no l.~n>1 A

HAN, OF st. LOUfd-h0NAHAN THE WINNER.
From the So Louis Democrat, June 1Al
Nine House between Tim Monahan, OF g. Losis. and Tom
nonpely ef New York. honahsn wAs seconded b. Bill
Carroll and friend Donnelly b. Rocky Moore aud SAs.
1urston and will hers state that they did their
work credabiy than seconds usually % at prLse
fights. Prank Guncg was chosen referee and George
Loouey umpire
Rouxp 1 The mon appeared to Be aboht the sin
and weight and In pretty fair condition Cousderab
sparrng took place A eagth Donpely let ny bis LOFT bu
short Monahan returned his when they
closed and Donney was thrown.
Tim dashed n hh let On the mouth drawing The
ruby. Firs blood for Monahau- Wild exchanges sn.
sued; Donnc1y knocked down.
B. Both quick 70 the scratch. They oountered sach
other several times, when Monahan was knocked down.
Donnely slow 10 time. He had . under ths
left eye, and the carmins flowing copously from
cut over the right FEW hits were exchanged, when
Donneiy was thrown.
8. Tong sparripg. Mouahan led OF with the rsehs
citchios Donpeily on the mouth In Aghng, when
they got 70 the ropes both nbbing away msrry until
Donnelly vas down.
DoDnely came, up looking rather grorsy when Mona.
han darted at him with the left the mark Both COM
msnced 10 hH right and st whom Douneay was Knocked
down
4 Rather slow exchanges, whom Donnely turned WINS
fcosed and receives singing upporcut from Monahau
when he slipped and fell
4. Douneily, little briskcr, followed Tim, who gave
him some shoppers nenneiiy pursued. got IN one
TINS neck, which Tim returned, and Donneily fell.
few exchanges, then long spsrring. counter
10 and last Monahsn sent IN his right on Donnely,s
brsad basket and followed with few the pro boscis
when Donnciy fell from WEAKNESS and cried psccaul
The light lasted twenty minutes
The New York herald., 1864-06-17
Appearance Of the Emperor
and Empress.
THE ScEpTRE AND THE SWORD Of RoNOR

Inc steamship EAsis, Captain lawrence, from Havana
sn the llh uxt arrived at this potS early yesterday
NJ ming. We have received by Nbsr our srecial des
pasches from our own correspondent Vera cus con-
tiung graphic ana interesting account Of the reception
vtveu 10 kaxmiaa st that place.
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rorsien Perss.

BuEyos Arnxs NAY s-fa port sr ship spesdweL Cooper
from Newport fbsfe reported for CslAo) bArka Ea
yirgsis JSnsssn ga Geo purtss Aadersoo. for FyorR
gen Powell .noI Sarah starr Fletcher for Liverpool ds
0a.Dr..s June t-AT .shs > Spencer, ylsmi.g, Phls
Jopssa gnndbeIs DO, brig: Aimcncr IAmgber sad HA-
r. Berry Philads phA Dab, Thos Connor York Povtas
Dawn Of Day Br). Holiness nYerk; Ionic Hutchinson, Ms.
tan,sa
Bid 7h. schr Open Sea- Rogers NYork 9Th bark mary
Fox Rnss Phtlsfeipie brEa Tempest wilson, Rev York
9th ihnrstop Lampbcr. Portland.
ClyNrt ksos June Arr briva Merfp (Br) Hrand, New
YORK; Ado b. tbri, 9onir, Pnfadephia SD 90 hrise
Sclo Br and BIT tBr) NYork; 9th. william Mary, and
y Ell rt fBrl. do.
GARatrAR Ma zyln port ital brig New York, Stsrace
from c,y for fyork vindbound sd 25th Br scbr Sea
Btee,e, Rogers Grom fyorti. LeRhorn.
UtvAHA June S. bars Augusta Kelly tRr), Phillips,
NYork Br hr Geo IoYctt Wh.. dn ctt Rr shr Fred.
erce fnw~ do Tn rr bnrN Ave Johnson Noscn. brigs
cne trl, GRrdncr aud Sas ri tBr) Mariner NYork,
Crosby. Grossly Prrllsn1; Sh, Bremen bark AusIsie
wrnkc, Hyors ca ith schr = II Jackson. Tracey Neu
vi as
NYrs~1s Jrn. i--At brgs cordova Eddy Providence.
Cast sn tafapunfuoS. rorJindi Abby War0n, AIlen,
rs yodh; ''n. ri ears Evans Dawes NYofs; brig
SamHri Full'Hr. Nry West !
SD cth. ''sp 'uag tanJap, Car.er NYork h.iss u q
v uak~ ultt tNgHialph's IN Iuhu.Ou RI, Williams,
do ooivp, Insransni blialu Stu II MeIyery. sAsua
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scHR LEyr CIARx before reported Lewis Cheser, ray
or rem New Icrk With hay and eats for Fortress Monros
yesteeday that the ~car was bound 10 kewbec A
cctvee no clearance OF her from the Custom
uuabn W say where she was bsunA which vsssa was
- there are vssseh bearing beth nAmes
eHp BxIhx rouIR (Br) Leblanc from Pictou por Boston
with coal sunk % the TN ns oG Jsddera me ere
sveq W boats from The schr Eliza Beam and conveyed
soHR UrroH Of Ba,imors went ashore on Hedss Pence
night OF 10Th inst and remsiueA until evening Of nth wheu
shs vas got o0 without damage.
Spoken, tee.
sssk osman'i aAys from Boston for Havana, dass
Bark areyhosnd, Of Baltimore seen May H. lat S.
Brig Youne Republic from Portland carSsnas June
no lat &C. hevfng had calm for II dAya
schr batsA steering NV, seen Juno 10. lat s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-07
A LECTURE FOR YOUNG ugy.

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Tho Mississippi Valley Fair closed
an tho evening Of tho Is h inst. The
nett receipts resched nearly 5000, 900.
Three silver bars from the Nevada
mines, valued. =. $4,000, were among
tho last prizes drawn that evening.
~ say, John, where did yon get that
i,attr's hat - please yer honor" said
John, it's sn old one of yours that
missuS gave me- yes:erdsy when you
we're to town."
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-. Save Your Life. -

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lIsSmbosa's Extract Duchu.


For Weakness arising from Excesses, hab-
its Of Dissipation. Early lndiscretion OF
Abuse, attended with the following symp-
Indisposition TO Exertion, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Wakefulnesa,
Dimness Of Vision, Pain in the Back
Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands. Flushing Of the Body.
Dryness Of the Skin, Eruptions on the Face.
Paid Countenance.
These symptoms, If allowed to 20 on, which
this medicine invariably removes, soon follow
Lnpoteney, Faulty. EpitcpGe Fits.
In one Of which the Patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently
followed by these ''Dircfl Diseases"
"INSANITY AND CONSU MPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffer-
ing,
BUT NONE WILL coNrRss THE RECORDS or TINE
INSANE AsrLUMs.
and Melancholy Deaths BY Consun,pt ton bear am
pie witness to the Truth OF the assertion
The Constitution once affected with Organic
Weakness requires the aid Of Medicine 10
Strengthen m lnvigornte the System.
mhichl ELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU in
cariaLlv does.
4 Trial win convince the most skeptical:
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can be returned At our expense.
The express companies refuse making
collections on soldiers and other parties in
the dissloyal Estates. consequently al such
orders must be accompanied by the cash to
insure attention. We make deduction OF
two dollars on either watch when the paymen,
is forwarded in advance.
Money mas be sent BY expaess at our ex-
pense
THOS CAFFERTY & Co,
90 and IS Broad St. opposite City Bank
v5n4S Providence, R. l.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-07
81 N NcdaChes and want Of Ap.
,aaAA1p. QmcAAem1a1 Ia Soldiers.

Those feelings which so sadden us usually
arse from trouble or annoy ances, INSTRUCTED
rcrspiration, or eating and drinking what
ever is unwlolesome, thus disturbing the
hcahhful action of the liver and stomach.
.ese organs must be relieved, ifyou desire
/. be we'll. The Pills, taken according to the
rinted instructions, viii quickly produce .
ical,hy action in both liver aud stomach, and
is natural consequence, clear head and
good appetite.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-07
weakness or DibIl1ty Induced by
Over Fatigue

vii, soon disappear by the use Of these IN
valuable Pills, and the Soldier vii! quickly
scquire additional strength. Never let the
Bowels be either confined or unduly acted up
on II ray seem strange, that Holloway 3
wills should be recommended for Dysentery
and flux, many persous supposing that they
you'd increase the relaxation This is q
great mistake, for these Pills will correct the
liver and stomach, and thus remove al the
acrid humors from the system. This medi-
cine will give tone and vigor TO the whole or
ganic system, however deranged, while
health and strength follow as q matter o:
course Nothing will stop the relaxation o
the Bowels so sure IS this famous medicine