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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY lss4-wrH SUPPLEMENT

therein courted public Reproduction when they
consented to participate in it. They need not,
therefore. be surprised to End that the world is
not willing to accept the shallow but intole-
rant ideas Of New England Puritansm for per
feet Christianity, or to sustain the cant which
covers irreligion, and makes ili-timed sport OF
that which ia most revered by the religious OF
all creeds We find that the Observer, which
is regarded as a strictly religious organ, con-
dems this mock marriage in the strongest
terms. II Says
This mockery Of so,emn service has beea the subject
Of free among ministers and others during
the past week aud have yet to hear OF the first per
son among the clergy the laity among women
who does not regard with disapprobaton and disgust
The least objection 10 II ia the bad or the affair the
whole thing bong Offensive 70 all proper OF the "a
ture OF the marriage institution II is moreover an az
gravaton OF the improperly that the parties pretending
marriage wore already husband and wife WHO lent Their
services TO make ths Joke complete
This Wholesale and just condemnation Of the
prefane farce enacted by Mr.. Cuyler, coming
from such source, ought to satisfy him that
buffoonery in connection with holy things will
not be tolerated, although it doss emana.s from
New England smartness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

HNEkNNUSTaf WI MFFOu T6bF
Ths following report OF the Committee Fua1cipa
TO, va, adopted at twsve clock today by tho Goa
stiiuttona Convention now in session Ia tina city
There was b1, ono dissenting vote TO the report
Ono hundred gus nov being fred Ia honor sf tbs
eyeat and bells are ringing throughout tho city
Nj Watson. IA behalf OF tho Chairman q the Comm't
tee on Emancipation. Submitted the following report
Your COMMITTEES Emancipation beg te,ve' 20 report
part u the constitution Of vrgos % bs tnsytei
in tho s3ms under the caption 81 HSnvory Freedom
Era-Si1vsry Involuntary tu1e, except for
crims u hereby ab,ltsDot and prohibited tho Stals
forever
Sc wJ--toarts OF competent iIrisictou NAV appreo
tca of African ds,csnt On ltSs conditions Prov.
del by law lor sppcenticlug vnte children
Fh.J ..he gsns,n Assembly, sbil ~ Ike 40 tly csab
saas,g savssg feCJgDktoa pJytats "a huiniu beings
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M snsical.
ITALIAN OPERA.

Faust will be sung night a. the Academy or Music
Yesterday hundreds applied for seats all wore
sold We deem il little short OF madness on the part
or Mr. Marezek to leave New York whom he might 70.
main gee two sets or artists aud give Faust at least
thirty forty nights to overcrowded houses
The ways OF imprsssari STRANGE and Ma
rstzek Ia the most uatathomabie OF them all We
doubt Whistler Boston twill manage 70 gat up
Faus. excitement to equal the frenzy Of
New York the subject To Faust vii! be given
at tho matinee tho ladies' talk or breakfastug there
that they may thus seats They crowded the
house Saturday before noou Tomorrow thoy viii
present themselves at dawn.
THE pATrtsoN CONCERT.
Mr. N. Patts0n-an artist whose FOR the past
year has been .sanost aattsriug-win give on Monday
evening next a grand concert, vocal and instru.
mental, at tho Academy OF Music. The young artist
will lie assisted by Miss Laura Harris aud Sgnor
Lott OF tina Maratzek troupe, Signor Amodio. the
popular baritone who has lust returned from Havana Mr.
g. c Campbell, 80 ravorte a concert singer and who
created marked impression lately in English opera
full orchestra under the direction Mr. Theo
lore Thomas
Mr. Pattisou will play on this occasion the famous
Heuselt concerto ia minor work which taxes the best
Of pianist requiring the utmost delcacy OF
ability grand poetica Besides this tho great
feature OF the concert Mr. Pattsou will play his success
fu fantasia on Martha
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

WAumoros. March 10. 1854.
letter from The Army OF the Potomac says that an
order has bsea issued directing that all ladies within the
loes shall leave as early practicable aud that
passes shall be granted to such visitors
Ten DISORDERS mostly cavalry, came into the lines yes
terday. some OF whom had all ther equipments with
them, including horses
An entertainment was given last night By Captains
Cox and Ciinoo or General Mesdes STAFF. 70 some lady
visitors Il tho best affair Of tho kind during tho
present season.
gentleman who arrived here tonight reports that
yesterday forty Of the Thirteth Pennsylvania cavalry
were captured by guerlas about a mile aud = haif
from Bristol Station They were surrounded and com
pollcd to surrender Several OF them Afterwards e.
caaped
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

Tns Mock M,RuAeF IN BRoogtYa,-The
mock marriage al the Brooklyn Sanitary Fair,
upon the improperly OF which we have before
commented il meeting With universal condcm-
nation The Rev NJ. CIylet, 10 a Characteristic
cslly savoy letter, Acknowledged his share 10
tie Transaction. but denlei The right Of mere
aynen Or daily Journals TO pronounce upon its
morality That Il was a mocbery Of m or
iina,cc which all Christian scots regard az Of
dlvil. 9risiu. snj WA therefore calculated 10
hr'ng into coalsnp! that which all good men
cx.,t. capiot be conbstsed. All The actors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

TVS PRssIDENoy -RgMos&p RETREMEar or
ME- CuAsn -GEAEeAt. FREMONT AND HIS PfAr-
poaa-From Ohio and from Washington we
have the report that Mr Chase has withdrawn
from the field as Presidential candidate for
1864 His patriotism, we are told would not
permit him to continue before the country as
an aspirint for the succession. in view OF the
necessity Of harmony and cohesion among the
rank and file Of the administration party; hut
it appears. nevertheless, that b;s retirement
from the contest with sold Abe" is due to the
discovery that Nj Chase could not command a
majority Of his party even in the Ohio LeSisla-
lure against "Old Abe" Assuming that this
newa OF the backing out Of the head Of the
Treasury ia true. we may conclude that he and
all his financial power will now bs thrown into
the scale OF President Lincoln
But there Is yet another Richmond in the aed
ia The person OF General Fremont Against
Abraham Lincoln he stands somewhat i'll the
position that Martin Van Buten occupied in
l3i8-a badly used man. resolved upon com
prehensige satisfaction for his shabby treat
ment The Germau-American National Club
FREMONT Of the Seventeenth ward OF this city
have doubtless correctly deiiaed his position in
their recent resolution, that under no circum.
stances whateyec will they support Pres-
deat Iiucoia for second term The
new radical Fremont organ which haa
i.s, been ushered to the world from
this METROPOLIS, under the suggestive name of
the Es,o Nation. broadly and ia every possible
wly foreshadows war to the death by General
Fremont and his radicals against Abraham
Lincoln. The Fremont platform il one too,
upon which the great radical German element
and all the out-and-out red republicans and
black republicans Of tho country may heartily
combine. Its leading features are
First--Absolute, complete and immediate
liberty without distinction of race or color.
Second-Thc absolute maintenance of the
Monroe doctrine.
Thrd-Another and better military organi.
zation than that Of President Lincoln.
Fourth "A diminutiou Of the powers OF the
Executive and larger responsibility Of Cabi-
net ministers to Congress
Fifth-A nation ia the place Of confcdera.
ton.
| Now, unless the fortunes Of war shall yet
bring General Grant in the foreground and
leave "Old Abe 10 tho background the best
thing that the broken up democracy can do is
to fuse with the Fremont party. Why not'
Why stick upon democratic principlec aud pre-
JUDGES when they have had their day aud be
come obsolete ideas Why not take new de-
,~avtrrs and atrta .ia,J If tha a. an
on this modern idea OF universal liberty by
adopting tho Fremont platform and Fremon.
as their oandidate'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

psxs ptaar.--Two buffers -, ',rtuus md 10 fanoa
unlsn,wn," rcapsctvey uamei jim G,rjn'r ADD Biiy
Casey yesterday mWnng fep,,tsi to tho nsighhornooi
OF rse,wood cemssry totry tbsr C,as,s Ia tho m'yc
c,rcs ror So sic thsy managed ciaic tho vgincs
OF the vdocl " tbs Bcookyn poilcs-Snpcr nts, i'n
and PIT tho atut through accpring u ms ru's
tho rtng They punn, lei Zach otber FOR twa1ty thr"
rounds ~h,ch listed f,ttv Hys mnIte7, whs1 oar iaSf
was itc.u - the yts'1r. t1i g,s brcu.t away ~ W
uul.h " hi5 yaSlbyui is@ Jci tles.
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The Cruise OF the United States steamtug
Lizzie.

Captain Allen OF the United States steamtug Lizzie, al
Key West makes the following statoment:--
The Lizzie from Philadelphia bound 70 Key West
and being driven of her got to the eastward
OF Abacoa. and "a tho ue short put into Nassau
at p Of February IT. reported to the American
that out OF fuel and referred by nm
to J. Darling & Co. They sent me to Mr. Rem'e He re-
fused to furnish with coal. as il government
steamer There in port at the time two vessels
loaded coal FOR the nitcd States government put 10
in distress, the captains OF which offered mo coal
on my recept but the Consul refused The NOR
chants II tho place also refused 70 sell me any
IL was for government steamer Nj, Darling Co.
dnally bought ror claiming it 10 10 for mis- own
special After which was informed on good author
ity number OF Southern desperaioes had planned the
capture Of the TUG and murder the That two
armed schooners to he sent ont in the morning
Informing the Consul of tho fact and asking him 70
place us position defend ourselves he refused TO
aid any way Taxing advantage OF the dars0ess OF
tho night n the ID inst cesdnd in getting out and
evading the schooners In the mOrning two sail
which answered. tho description of tha vnses who
10 capture bat the wind being light lost
sight OF them, and finally arrived at Key West
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Ciey Intelligence.


IscaJes ny Mas saaAa A wRew 40 amusing loo,
delivered last oycnlog In tho Cooper Institute
by Ma A Wright, on the su5isct Of "Iov3 Tho fair
sn1 solucos traced the history n love from the
gaci,o OF Eisu drawing very romantic picture Of the
mdlton az ast parents there and drlwng the con
clusion that though made from the crooked
rib OF mar she much u his cr,okedness and
hardness generally supposed " Shs went on Then
70 speak IN philosophical STYLE Of ove confemnme ree
present who evidently disappointed IN the cbarnc-
ter Of tho lecture and who xcps constantly nterrupng
lecturer Those interruptions increased ~ tho lady
proceeded. and finally reached such pitch that she
could srcey DO heard At all The speaker frequently
appesd To for order sometimes scathing terms
bat tina only seemed 1ggravats them AMI sno
finally had syccumb 20 the confusion Apart rrom THIS
the subject smarty and imus,ngy desc antcd upon
ST. PAralcg's DAy--rhe national festivai Of ireland
which always boon observed toe world over IA ap.
woacht,g Crea, preparations on root To ccobwto
IL with much ecig, a this city appears. by an adver-
tisemeat In another column, that tho " Knights Of 50
Patrick" 10 have grand banquet on tho occasion NJ
tho Aston House the tickc.s for wh,oh are beng an
viii probably he MI disposed NJ within tho next
rew Tags Amsng the distinguished guests invitsd TO
plraks Of the hospitality Of the knights, ara bs Eycni
isncy, Governor seymour: his Honor. Mayor .uoth@;
Major General Mcclellan Brigailer General T M@sb@
Archdescon McCsrron Richard O'Gorman, Colonial Jonn
q Mahony Hon Joun H. Devsl,n Hon. Judge Hearns,
Dr Carnochsu. r J. Meehan. Of tue n'sa a"ric"' Anu
others
RESIGNATION ~ MA5oc Nsysas o. ras SsysSfu Res ssvr
Nav Yoea srArs National Go,aD MAJOR n NJ Movers,
or the Seventh regiment Nov York state Naonh 6nir",
Ia, resigned No ittten years cpnpecte1
with thm gallant corps MS resignation ~ m1cn 70
g,etod among thu members Of tbs sevcnth a. he WIS al
able sai cdioen, oilccr.
FpRt. wrr Tuars Ianp s'ressr.-Shor,ig after three
ocl,cA this Thursday m,ruing hrs oroSs out "a tho
svespg s;ar,meo,s Of Mes Flabsh Brant IN th' rs1ge
~ ii,ea Ma III Went Thirty third str occupied ny
co,,rei pe,pie n was caused by girl nsnsi Cirone
yones falling asesp aud leaving candle burning "a q
trunk IN tbs bedroom Ibs damage u le .urulturs will
h, about Sip0: no insurance The buHiays ara Owned
10 n rowisr damage about Si0D insursi FOR s. aDg
a. tbs Pac6c, Pelsc Cooper aai Gresowch Insurance
companies