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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DAuraiSEy-TAyIoR-on Monday, November o, by
Rev. DR.. Gailaudet Rcsfm ]. DAcrniyEy 10 MARY J.
TAyIoR, all OF this city.
DoAxE-BAHp.--on Monday, November Q, in the
Church Of the Messiah by the Rev. DR. osgood H. SIN
NEy DoASE to AcSEs q, daughter Of the late Thomas
Baird, Of Bairdstown, I'LL
KiNG-PHEIAy.-Jn Wednesday, November l, at the
residence Of the bsdes parents by the Rev. Mr. Ford
THOMAS KiSa to SARAH AnsLLA daughter Of Daniel Pic
Ian, Esq, all OF this city.
-MrIfoep-On Sunday, November s, at the
Rev. William Henry Benjamin, SAMUEL b. EicoIi. ~ d.,
OF shelter Island TO Miss HANNAH MuiroaD OF Sag Hsr.
Dor. No cards
PISr-BARxoRr. On Sunday, November 6, by the
Rev. M. = Hutton, d. D., Mr. LEIGHTON PINE 10 Miss
MARIA g., youngest daughter Of Garrett BarmoTc, Esq,
all or this city.
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AytwtRn.-0n Monday morning. November o, Of his
residence 20 East Broadway Jogs AylwARD native OF
Cooagh parish Of Caan county Of Kilkenny Ireland,
The funeral viii take place on Wednesday afternoon,
At two o'clock from s. James Roman Catholic chur b,
where solemn OF requiem will DO offered for the
repose OF his soul The remains will bcAaken 10 Calvary
Cemetery for nterment.
Bacu--In Brooklyn, Sunday, November .,
MARGAREr, relict OF Robert Bach aged SO years
Tho friends " the family invited 10 attend the
funeral, ON Wednesday afternoon ai halipast two
O'clock from her late residence No. 80 Tompkns place
BuDwrS-M Clifton Staten Island, on Saturday, No
vcmber 4 AurI 8 BALDWIN, in his SD year.
Vanderbilt avenue clifton Park this Tuesday,
ing, ut hafpast eleven O'Clock. The remains will DO
taken TO Greenwood.
Boston and San Francisco papers please copy.
BAncocK in Brooklyn, on Monday November o,
wars IySpr infant sou Of Edward II and Catharne L..
Babcock
The funeral will DO attended from the residence OF his
parents es Remsen street. this tuesday afternoon ut
invited TO attend without further notice.
BARse.--At Grcensburg, saturday, November 4,
AMELIA l. BAnsEs, youngest daughter Of W. O. and Sarah
BrsSrIT-on Monday, November O. Of consumption,
CAROLINE W. wife of VIM e. Bennett, aged 80 years,
months and 10 days
Notice OF funeral hereafter
The relatives and friends Of tho family respectfully
invted TO attend the funeral, from tho house Of her
Carriages win DO in attendance az White Plains station 10
meet the SIS A. NJ. train from New York.
BIpnLB--In Philadelphia, on Friday November B, Mrs.
EtnA r. BpDLs widow Of Major John Biddle
BuRt.--0n Sunday morning, November 5, EMMA
LOUISA, daughter Of William H. and Mary A. Burr, and
grand daughter Of sebastian sommor In The 4th year Of
her
The funeral win take place on Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock, from lse West Eighteenth street. The
friends Of tho family are invited TO attend without fur
thor notice.
Bsows.--on Monday, November Q, RoBBRr BRowS,
formerly Of albany, M Y.
His friends and acquan,ancos are invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, No. 1853 East Fifty
eighth street this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock
u November o. youngest
child OF Patrick Cahill,
The funeral will take place this Tuesday, afternoon,
Al two o'clock from the residence Of his parents 827
West Twcniy-sixth street.
CrARK -0n sunday, November ., URrAH j., son Of the
late william Clark, agdd 70 years and 10 months
Tho relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend tho funeral from his late residence,
No 2l0 East Ey thrd street. ON Wednesday afternoon,
at ono o'clock.
CooKr.-on Sunday morning, November ., M. Jous P.
!, Shs Gsu6sri rs Nsp ywk Logo md Of 81 cysll
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Police Intelligence.

AN OFFICER BRuTALLY ASSAULTED ny SE'hoEs'
About half past O'Clock on Sunday night ohicer
Cnchy of the Eighth precinct was attacked IN sun
wan street. noar Broomc by number Of negroes, VINO
rescued from him oolored whom he had arrested
for heinz drunk and disordcIiy One OF the assaanti
etruca him on the head with cart ring, Knocking nm
10 the sidewalk ana while down the whole gang kicked
him IN the face and the body Leaving INN pleccii.
and nsepsihe on the pavement, tho rascals He'd ana
made their escape The wounded officer was sub.e
nnonty discovered by citizens and conveyed TO tho
taon house where Surgeon pooler dressed his wounds
,.hicn arc OF a serious nature Mr. Cnciy was aftcg
wards conveyed 10 bis residence Captain NILS, o. the
Eighth precinct, is making vigorous effort 10 ~
assaants. n
10 yaE EDITOR or TEr Hryov a 1904
NEW headed Robbery In
In 10 day fssuo notice an rroncoas Mr.. Williams
SELDOM, = which Is entEompany With several Of his
rono into nv saoon ing these friends his watch
friends and VII a,n. he at no time asleep in my
lncy took II freao1LYWo0D, ~ East Houston street.
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A u.sYa,na In Chicago Destroyca ny n
- uscruexsC.

The Chicago q papers state that an attempt was
W., ~" in dwelling with largo torpedo. The in
srnnosnt y,as thrown through window into the parIor
, IAN match attached where il exploded, max ng
q c,snlete wreck OF te building and Us furniture Tho
Tery roof vas moved from its position by the oFco Of
~! oson but strange TO say, the inmates escaped
I'm i6eir liyas Tho reason assigned for this act or
,.sndalisn Is that the house OF the class denomi
petod east p and inhabited by q Large number OF
abe females
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Fort OF New York, November Q, 1865.

CLEARED
: Steamship Guiding Star. Berry. New 0reans-James
sen%ashp Thames Swift Brown
Brig Wilhelmlne tBren), Rasmus, Rio Jancro-Funch,
Brig Eastern Star Griffin, Barbados Bishop Bro.
Big Eats Br, Mepougs, Halifax. Ns-A smithers Co.
SIR Tois a. SSSs TURKS Islqnasc sn9s Co
Sons.
scnr r J Palmer, Palmer Powdorhorn, Texas-Bentley
sesg c ,sErn Melvin Watts g9st9n-snow Burgess
Steamship Marion, reported Saturday, should be Mar
ARRIVED
mandiur, Washington Oct 81, via lsInpon Roads Nov s.
seSf sa Acting s Morton
where che Vas detained BY fog With Of
stores and having in Tow steamers Virginia. and Altoona,
i steamer Dawn -, Philadelphia Nov 2, having in
steamship Raleigh, Walker, savannah, Nov ], With
msse and 70 ngsoH Fox Co. No ,, ,onrs
nd ssos fes :. hours with
sfs@sp N5rth STAR Jones. Norfolk 80 hours in ballast
Steamship Fairfax Winters, Washington, Dc As hours,
seamsh,p iacsn xidrlch Baltimore 40 hours with mdse
Ship Grahams Policy Norton New Orleans Oct 90 with
eose @ % Phelps s ss aa isa Ss Ea
brig TOT New fIavcn), DueIl, barpauos
with sugar, &c. to II Trowbrdge's Sons
Brig Startled Fawn fBr) Shaw Savanna La Mar % days
with logwood TO Brett, Son q Co.
Brig Excelsior (Br Cooper Bermuda days, with sugar
&c TO McCol e FIRTH
schr Arlington, Collins, Denarara, 80 days. with sugar.
&c to Bentley, Smith Co Has had heavy weather. sprung
bowspr and nanmas head carried away iorcnast head
lost and split sails.
schr l. Rue, Wright Virginia, DAYS.
Schr Rebecca Crawford Great Egg Ifarbor.
Sehr Ellen, Baker, Great Fsg Narbor
Schr Farnnm, 49,, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Marc. Kelly Eli1abcthport for Fen River
Schr Hcrrick Marshall Eli ahcihpor FOR Providence.
Schr Emma Fnibush, Furbush Kuckland.
Schr Palas, Richardson Fall River
Schr Fanny Morse. Davis, FAN Rvgr
Scir Harriet Maria, Chase Providence.
Schr John COMMON Low, Albany for Providence.
Schr y French, Jones, Albany FOR Providence.
Schr Lamartlnc, Greggs Rondout FOR Boston,
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10 TaE EDITOR or TIE n'yoy a ,se
.sc Shooting Of Officer Earyca.
,rn TILE EnIrnI nI run uGn An
CHrRcH Or thu IasAcriATE CONCEPTION

CHURCH Or thu IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
Ehss FornnsNiH STREET, NV YoRE. !
Tn your report in Sundays Herald beaded 1he Shoot.
ing Of Officer Duryca," which took place the evening
of May 10, 1854, il liz stated that Thomas
Hart, being daily sworn, testified that in May,
1854 he attended picnic Of tho Church Of
the Immaculate Conception at Jones' Wood nc. A.
many Of the congregation feel surprised stnt6
ment please announce that II had picnic in May 1854
WIN. p M0RROGH, ID. d., Pastor.
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anu tho teyFuo expi0sidh tO0k place. Dy ufnSHs
Oh at once in contact with the IRE.
TIE EXPLOSION. uo,a,
At meeting held last night at tho "yomns me-, n .nc
Orr Soddard proprietary by the boarders anu sues'
Following resolutions were unanimously aooPsc" =
R.s,,xsd rba, our lifslonv thanks arc 70 John
Merscresu, who was the instrnen In .e hch many of
Providence ayert.ng fearful calamity ia W ~
would doubtless have been vcts nsa mo- he
mud sagasy been the Of rcino'n ~ mat
box left here by Theodore Lecfs whisn Se '
of highly destructible character Ar, ,ow,r. camilla
Resolved That thanks due 70 VIZ nj
rlcn:-John Grogan VIM Eri,nos 'on in liza an
~ ~ .t,l9. wno aequ,s Ia box put out doors
aess"is 70 ny .no ~ PAUL DECh ER, Pres
In our report printed yesterday mornins W. snoal
| IL Register in the New York Gold exchange.
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MamffestO from the Orange Lodges.
IEInm the Toronto Glnha Nov.

From the Toronto Globe, Nov. f.
To TEE MghBERs OF raE LOYAL ORANGE AssoIATIoN:--
Ny DEAR BRslBRES-Nothing but high senss OF duty
could induce TO step from the path Of private life aud
20 address you publicly at this time.
have reason to believe that danger ct our doors-
that the enemies OF Great Britain plotting her
throw and that Ireland s not 70 BE- the FIRST point Of
attack A. am informed, the object OF the Irish agita
ton merely 20 prepare the disaected forfufure action
and the fears OF the 'homc authorities and 80
OF the navigation when the cold weather sets IN our
source Of supply from Britain win be cnt or theirs from
an w sbos ~ Sa
il the general belief both Of the fenians and their sym
pathzers that army would be sent out in the spring
10 attempt the reconquest or the country. British
America once in possession Of the enemy, base
would be secured from which plot further aggressions
for tho dsmemberment OF the empire.
am not of the stsps II any which the present
government Of Canada have taken, what they
pretend pursue upon this subject 80 vital 70 all our
close the Of the Information which have
ceved and which leads me TO the conclusion that not
for the worst
l. Where there exist militia volunteer corps regularly
organized, armed and drilled, commanded by proper
officers and with trusty comrades, would recommend
every true man. 10 enroll his name and adopt such
course IN conjunction with his commanding officer and
with the sanction OF the brigade major Of the DIVISION
may afford greater confidence aud security for tho
protection OF his family and the defence Of his country
q Where circumstances are such az TO prevent the
volunteer militia enrolment and arming, these steps
should be taken, II possible by each individual Orange.
, a % n S'y hsvaoss smd ,,sS a. ea. nsv
rounds of bah ammunition.
.. Where the individual, with loyal heart but with
an empty pocket, may DO unable 70 procure the arms
and milton necessary for his Defence steps should
be ~ once taken by the master of the lodge to which tho
individual belongs 10 thai the arms &C., may DO sup
piled 10 him with as little delay possible.
Rest assured my dear friends and brethren, that the
enomy moditacs the overthrow OF British power aud
that nothing but tho dread of defeat will the at
tempt rom being made here during the approaching
winter
IT. then, you desire 10 resist the intended attempt OF
the wicked, be prepared II you desire live peace
ably and TO prevent the attack being made prepared
pared
From your old Grand Master for twenty wears and who
cannot now desert you 10 the hour approach ing peril
OGLE X. GOWAN.
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foRIhEss MONROE, Nov. ,, 1855.
The Hampton Hospitals have been discontinued rho
last Of the patients, two hundred In number were sent
20 baltimore to-day, on the steamer Thos. Colyer
All the government troops have been withdrawn from
Yorktown, Mathews county and Eastern Shore.
FoRrnsss MoHRos Nov G. 1ss6.
The steamer Georgisna f0r Baltimore became disabled
and returned 10 Norfolk
The steamer MetIs, from city Point 10 Baltimore. has
arrived Che has on board the Fifth Ohio regiment,
bo md home.
n. steamer Gulf CITY, fron Mobile 10 New York, put
In sh,' rt Of coal.
Arr,v.'d steamship Florida, Philadelphia
The ba,k Elhngwood, before reported, wac Lost Two
hundred mise northeast Of Bermuda, October 22d.
The stsNmbsft 2 p Smith Jeft .AGo ip-av for New
Ypth
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Tr,Rm-- Is3 East forty.n street, on Tuesday
October 81, the wife OF JoHS TUcKsR Of daughter
Both doing well.
Sligo, Cork end California papers plco,e copy.
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Programme OF the Ecniaus.
from the Toronto wachman organ IF the Orange soc


euesl, Nov. 3.
We have now in our possession a portion OF inc IN
tended programnc Of the Fcnian m0ds operdnds IN re-
ference 10 Canada and hence in position 10 cor
robord,e Mr. Irreaas statement as 10 their snt,lohs 81
raid on Caadd al early day We are stiii IN conmu
ncaton with certain party this Subject and as soon
as VIC have learned all we will give the public inc
benefit OF inquiry In the meantime We advise inc
banks to careful and place their property under pro-
tecon and officers In command should be care
fu as 10 the character of the men who act as
gentjncls as from our present knowledge, the Fee
mans calculate great thingsfrs', from rebel sol
d.ers in her Majesty service and smash on the banks
will put them, they think, in possession Of extensive
funds whcrewhal 10 carry on their plans Sow TINS IS
Nothing more than Mr. Ierreault hints at and should
not BE- treated mere rGnlors. Let those VINO "
them as such bear the responsibility We are g,,1
| frmed that there sic hundred Ftnions q 81 -.
EARNED b the edh, - each haciag rs,uy 'o"'
| nile md rery many rife, Waiting fy, ~, ,.
moad T. inIru the, hands ~ the b0.n, =. ;rIa,n,
And lei direct attention. avashc he aha,n ~
and first Of ALL accuse the nragoI In ,b,s r,nt and
10 this conspiracy Ampbloss re- - intended far no
hundreds nov In cansc Of bucherpg human beings and
o. ocins ain'eu Ken Mr.. Michael Murphy 90
o,ner purpose ia take part in Fenian conventions and
". 10 s'eBcan boast in streets OF being such
WIN '.IVowed enemies to our Queen and constitution,
o'n.sre Is no redress. member OF Parliament can
on ON the threshold Of Romsh church in Canada
Ind declare his sympathy with the Fcnan plot and tell
boldly they intend taking Canada during the present
winter and still the government is inactive IL y be-
Of is membrrs said u frate1se Nth the
FsadRsp Is possible that the Upper Canadian
and the President Of the Council wink at these things
and in sincerity tell US they prefer British connecticut
We Ghall see.
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sHlPPING NE VS..

ALMANAC yoRE-rHIs DAT.
sun RISES. % eve y "
SUN sErs............. 90 wArER. morn II n
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TIE FEalAN SCARE I'M CANADA.
Every Point DombEy GuardeJ-Mernbcrs
of the Government Fraternizing with
ti.e Fenians-hn Armed FenaHn steam
er the Lake-Fanfc Among tho
Ecople.
OUR TORONTO CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR TORONTO COEhE3PONDFfEE.
TORONTO Nov g. 1865
The Fenan eSctomen. had somewhat died away dur
ng the week, and tito tcrror.srickcn who had hourly
looked for an army OF green Jackets drop down upon
them were beginning breathe moro freely, when
Thurslay riqht arrived, and with it the excitement
reached its highest point. The volunteers were
called out and n double guard placed around tho bar
racks arsenal and upon an the approaches to the city
Besides these precautions, double picket has been
placed upon the streets aud i may be said that the city
Is all but under martial law although civil law reInans
in force usual This double guard understand -
provincial affair." every important point being similarly
THE rsorgsrsrs ASSISTING cArsE.
learn from a gentleman who, am salts fed is ''n
the ring that the brotherhood in Canada numbers in
It's ranks many influential Professionals VINO are not only
expressing their sympahes with the cause put are con-
trbutng OF their Many OF these hoid ngh posi-
tions under tho government and are at least suspected
Of sympathy w1l the irish OF America. Whe the gov
crne putting forth every effort TO checknatc the
Irish these officials keep tho brotherhood fully posted on
the ministerial programme"
I briefly telcgraphed you today that the Canadian
Inc armament 10 be in working trim She is 10 carry
twelve heavy gus and al the present moment qulcty
floats in the water Of Ontario What the Fenans pro-
pose doing with her Of is amystcry but that they
have such vessel you may rest assured, and apprc
bend your readers will end before long thu. tins state
ment viii be confirmed, as has been every one l have
made relative to the Fenian affairs OF canada notNth
standing that the local press TO quiet The fears OF tho
pcople ,lcpounca them absurd and sensational.
THE oaASCtvES ARMiSG.
The Orangenen arc ;rmng all the country. There
are some differences tho Cabinet upon this point the
Catholic members opposing it,; but n2smuch as John A.
Macdonald Minister OF Militia is an Orangeman, and has
the sole control it is believed the orangcmcn will IN
few weeks have military organization under official
sanction
puISors OF TIE ALARM.
We are beginning the effects OF the alarm on all
sides Tinancers watching the events OF the hour
dopostors are withdrawing their cash from the banks
and converting il into gold produce dealers ore closing
up their closely az possible, to be ready wncn
the storm bursts Terror and are stamped upon
every counte nance meet; farmers arc selling out ana
dcnarpg for the States and the rebel refugees aud
Northern bounty Jumpers on nct,cs. business u 10
true goes on as usual but we fail to find that venture
some spirit mantle invest that has marked dealers
| in previous years
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REMOVALS.

1pEMOvAL.-DR. j. a. HARVEY HAS REMOVED 10
II Al Amty street. where he continues 70 remove birth
marks scars caused by &r oos and all dscolorak
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now IT CAMP 10 RUS COUNTRY
Mr. II. Leers or Luhrs from the city Of Hanover In
Germany was az the time OF the Hamburg experiments
4May, 1861 In that city. He personal friend Of
with Rec IN extensive commission merchant who was
one OF tho committee invited 20 present the evpcr.
fmants male nj Hamburg Mr.. Rec, hearing that his
v,~7d was leaving e. America, gave TO MI. Iuhrs a
- tho OIL, expressing his hope that he could
ME urtune'' by this Invention In America. II
s therefore, than probable that Mr. Lubrs wen
INSTRUCTED gard to the contents OF the bcx but he
was certainly not aware Of the dangerous qualities Of hs
sfchemicai oil
He took il win him or board OF The emigont ship
D0nau, which LETT Hamburg In July last, hid 4 under
mis- bunk, arrived III this city the 18th OF AuguEt
passed his boxI do not know how--through tho Gus
tom House and brought II 10 his hotel, the Wyoming
did not fully believe In the words Of Mr. Rec and that
ne forgot 10 make HE fortune by OIL, prterribg TO
make u by shirtg OF Mr. Wormscr He certainly would
not nave le the precious box unopened in the hotel
ne mad possessed c0nhdaeee In the DeN Invention.
now AND WHY Hox Kxpf. 1DED.
Nitro glycerne oil y by no new chemical com
pound Prof Pelouze, OF Paris composed ~ some fifteen
years ago, and describes The extraordinary exploding
practical use. Mr. Nobel probably made some improve
ments IN regard TO its composition, and rem
dered n, without doubt, less dangero,s, But
= happened, notwithstanding, that one day in last
nent In Sweden blown 10 pieces in such ter, lbe
ay that even no ruins OF the building and no relics OF
che body Of young Nobel were found. How this expo
1non happened nobody knows, AZ nobody knows exactly
altogether smyserious thing We can, therefore, only
and the following suppostion seems
p the writer Of these lines the most oil
- IN glass bottles OF these bottles broke by aoc.
I'D IN every house, In contact with the blasting
eefignltiop was the natural consequence Of ~ the
el began 70 burn; was discovered 10 be on Gre; Was
mn ma Ssssk Nc sbeck broke ~ We nainae
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-27

His continued favor. How have loved the
old eao can never now I've known. A few
yeas since and the entire world could boast
OF none so pure and spotlcss. Bat have
Of late bren seeing and hearing ofehc 6oody
deeds OF which she has bsen ,ad,ie lie en-.
6len's and would shudaer os,hink how
changed she had grown o how have
longed to nee her sHeaks from the mist OF
blood and death that circles round her folds.
spelling her Seauty' EMBARRASSING her hon.
or. But no. day by day has she been drag
sed deeper and deeper into cruelty and op
preston. till now Tin my -yes) her once
bright red stripes look like Meody 1rsAes on
the face cot Heaven. Llook now up0r ny
early admiration OF her giories as dream
Ny love las things stand today is for the
South alone. Nor do deem /: dishonor
in attempting 10 make for her prisoner
Of this man to whom she owes so much of
her misery. II success attends me, 60
p-nniless 10 her side They say she has
found that "lasr ditch which the North
have so long deridcti.. and been cndeavoring
,torforce her in, forgetting they are our broth
ers. and that its impoltic to goad an enemy
to madness. Shonld reach he in safety
and find il true. will proudly beg permiss
ion n triumph or die in that same "di,cha
by her side. 1900. s,r - ~, i. rs
A Con taerate doing duty upon his esn
responsibility.
= = @;a1'l az. WILKES BOOTH. n