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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-22
NEWS OF THE DAY.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The Nova Scotian from Liverpool OF The 9th,
and Queenstown on the 10th. arrived at Portland yes.
terdsy with Two days later
Tho Paris correspondent of Th. Times says
that when Count MERCER was recalled from Washing
son QUE Government given to understand The En-
bassy would be cft vacant TIL the Emperor Of Mexico
had been recognized by President Lincoln II l. be.
ileved that in consequence no Minister viii be sent
from Washington 10 Paris.
The Queens speech had been discussed in Par.
Lament. Lord Derby commenting with bitterness on
American affairs and Earl Russell explaining that the
Americans had cause for the notice terminating the
treaty to the Stetes account of tie attempts OF
Confederate pirates. Some proposed amendments in
the House were rejected.
The disagreement between the Prussian gov
eminent and the Chamber Of Deputies continues, aDG
q new measure in reference TO the Prussian army,
which has been introduced BY he ministry VIII be met
By on expression OF regret the part q the Dep
nties. No reconciliation is deemed possible
In the Rappahannock case the acquit,al OF
Rumble calls forth the dsapprcval Of the press. and
demand for the amendment Of the Enlistment Law.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIONS.
THE LOAN BILL.

The Committee ON Ways and Means reported
that they have mstufed bill authorizing the Secretary
of tho Treasury 81 borrow from time ~ time. s6O0O
O0 10 Issue bonds for the payable forty years ron
date or relee,abs at tho pleasure Of the Government
ut tho end OF Ave years. the interest paid In coin, to
b. six per eentuini In currency. sevens thirty per
centum.
Mr. Stevens offered substitute TO borrow tho same
amount at eight per oentum. and authorizing these
bonds 10 be exchanged for others any time within two
years. and 10 bc exempt from taxation BY State OF mu'
nicipsl authority.
The bill will be considered next Thursday.
AID TO PACIFIC RAfLRoAD.
Tho House passed the bill 70 amend act 70 AID 10
tie construction Of railroad aud telegraph lins from
NiseCuri to the Pacific Ocean.
DEDZs or POSTNAsf4fs
The House also passed the Senate bill TO facilitate the
collection Of debts Ut P0stmAstsSs and providing Tor
the return TO writer's ii isters In where there u
deficiency Of postage; and also the bul estabshins
certain post routes
MIsslSSIPPi BRIDQl BILL.
The House considered the bill to ino0rp0rate
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The Daily Naes, laboring to disparoge and
belittle the recent Confederate disasters in South

The Daily Nues, laboring to dsparoge and
belittle the recent Confederate dlsa in South
Carolina says Of the Rebel chiefs:
They are now about to develop tie plan 81 warfare
TINT has been avo1tc with their ost ssgacious
captains. While the Federal forces, by the necessity
oflolding their conquered territory IN spheetion ns
by inland concentration, VIII be able " MACS theiI
armies for the final struggle That is the secret u tn,
bloodless occupation Of Charleston by troops ard
In brief While shall lie better able 10 GcerDino
What the prize has cost No.
We challenge the claim OF The Ners TO
speak Of the Union armies az "Onr troops" oil
the Union people as "u.' The Noes is Rebel
organ, edited by undisguised partisans of the
Rebel cause, and conducted as thoroughly in
the jeff. Davis interest as if it were printed in
Richmond aud entitled The Sentiad. II
has never yentured to differ with the
Rebel chiefs on single question Of pin.
ciple or policy. 1t did not condemn
even. their .wanton commencement of War on
the United States by the capture of our Army
in Texas, by the bombardment Of Fort Sumter,
or by the Seizure Of the National forts, arsenals,
ermores aud navy.yards throughout the South
II hos justified their perfdious refusals TO eI
change our captured Black soldiers in defiance
Of the cartel, and their butcheres Of captured
foos at Port Hudson, Fort Pillow and elsewhere
No single act, assumption, claim or pretcnse Of
The Rebel chiefs has failed TO secure its adyo
cacy 1t systematically discoursges enlistlnents
in the Union armies, beittleS Union successes,
and exaggerates Rebel triumphs. II maintains
the right Of Secession, and denies the rghtful
power Of the Union TO maintain its own ex.
istence By force. Yet its Editor sits in oul
Congress instead Of his master Jeff.'a. and takes
his pay from the Treasury of the Union while
his whole soul and overy energy ore devoted to
the interests Of the Ceufederacy. So much, We
rnut bear; but, when he talks OF tho Union
armies as "osr Forces" and the Union people a.
w." he passes the bounds Of forbearancc.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Coroner Cover yesterday concluded the in.
quest on the body Of Reno Gautier, Frenchmnn who
shot himself in his at No. 2ls West Forty
st, on "Wednesday last. verdict Of Suicide while
isborng under temporary insanity caused by fear Of
srrest" was rendered Deceased was strong Secos-
sonist and believing that lis letters opened by
Government detectives before he received them he
in constant fear Of arrest
The brokers' Office Of John f. Brown, No. lo5
Greenwich ST. entered by burglars early yesterday
morning and the door of the safe blown open, and
general wreck made Of the interior of the Office The
thieves we're discovered and of them named George
Kew, alias Dick Greenwood, arrested soon after
the party rushed from the building. They did not
secure auy plumber.
mass meeting Of working men and women
vas hold last night Cooper Institute for theparpose
OF discussing the rights ard interests Of labor.
Combinations Endorsed necessary TO the welfare
Of working men; ard Mr.. Gleasons bin On vagrancy
strongly condemned If IL intended TO apply 70 men
on strikes and for its looseness Of expression.
The Senate Investigating Committee con-
sinusd their stings yesterday. when the taking OF
sestimory on behalf Of the Citizens Association was
seated except regards the evidence of one witness
The examination Of witnesses for The defense was CON.
msnced and viii DO Continued today at iOi o'clock.
man was killed BIZ locomotive on Mon
DAY. while crossing the rei cad at GTovcst, jersey
City his remains being horribly utiaed nDd scattered
along the track for some distance.
u. The Draft in the Fifth District OF New
Jersey Newark and Hadson County)i IA to begin to-
ssv commencing with the First Ward Of Newark.
Miss Dickinson delivered lecture last even
ting at Plymouth Church on Womebs labor There
wa n large aud sppreciays audience.
Gold opened ct 1863, sold down TO 1861, and closed
. ss,aIses The nariet very excited, but the large
sor made IN the last two dys eansed csh gold 70 he
,.rv scarce and the price by the shorts covering
oyernmen. Bonds dl at about per cent decline from
quotsion. later in the Gay very strong
d In good demand Rs way shares were very du OF The
First Board bn neray steady At quotations with The ex
cepou Of Erie which very heavy In toe street Oock
Improved fraction sympathy with soid and closed 1t. dy
AT the Second Beard the market continued srons and Gil I'D
v.Dce uisde in the general share list Cumberland Goo
as the sdns stock and sod 69t cash. Al the Sec
sod Bossd the rics wsses 96si We ote saes ct g. 'e
Money.cout nuod very easy call pr cent. Fregha
continued dull and rates nominal Tie bpsutS of ths
subTressury was: TOTAL Keccp.s. H,0i. SIC X for Gu,
,on, $50 CO., Payments. t2S4l o &C; sccoun Of osn
eA2e 900; balance. s,S.2Go,s'7 81
Lot Ereriae-At the Evening Exchange tho stock mshs
"a, active and 6rn God active and strong and oldu t.
Aat. Of which rate II stood % the close.
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Among the curiosi,ics of the subscription 20
the seven-Thirty Loan on Monday, was request
FROM tho Treasury Agent at Santa Re in New
Mexico, that 100000 Of the Bonds be sent
there immediately, as many MeSicans and
Americans desired 10 invest, and bad the money
in hand 10 do 80. Also. about $4,000 in varied
lots paid in by Col. Wagner iof some LOO coli
orod soldiers in Camp William Penn. Also,
$500, Oeo sabscribed by the Commercial Bank
of Tennessee. Also. Sl37 1865 in single check
from Charley Hyde" Of the Hyde Oil Farm,
Oh Greek, who not only puts bis own money
into 1903, but gathers up the loose "oil money
around and sends it forward TO he invested ioI
account Of IL owners. Also, on offer from some
miners in California to put So. 500 Of compound
interest notes into Soren-Tiiirics, II they would
be received. Louisville, Ky, cent forward
81, 600, and intimated that Sherman and Grant
would soon make Government bonds the rage
with all Kentuckians who had money 70 invest.
We learn from Pennsylvania, in which Safe
The lawful rate of interest Is per cent, that
great calling 10 Of farm AID other mortgages
has begun, with a view to placing country capt.
tai in 1905. for the higher interest aud the
greater security and convenience.
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by Telesrph.l
ObisuaTy.

Mrs. II. c. Conant, lady who has gained
wide reputation ~ a writer Of great ability. and
whose contributions TO literature have been numerous
aud valuable died In brooklyn on Saturday last. MIS-
Conant was the vito Of the Rev. DR.. Thomas j. Conant
On eminent Orientalist ard Biblical Scholar, and was
the daughter OF the late Rev. DR.. Jeremiah Chaplin.
Tor many years President Of tho Watervilie College, 10
Maine She was first known the editor OF period
cal called Tho Mothers Journal." which she cor
iacted toward quarter Of century ago. with taste
and much ability. Subsequently she published several
ransa,ioHs of German religious and theological
works among thcm the Practical Commentaries
OF Neander The fpstles Of John and james. and OF
Paul TO the Philippians. Tho Now.EngSnd The.
ocraoy" Her most elaborate original work Is tho
History OF English Bible Translation" which is q
standard authority this subject and surpasses In ex'
tent Of research and Philosophical Treatment more anu.
bilious works In Bihle translation. As writeS ior
periodical literature Mrs. Conaut was also wei Known.
tie cares Of large family faithfully Tiled rot pre-.
venting her from the constant use Of her active anu
vigorous pen.
IN her private life vile and ~ mother. and "A
ths ornament Of cultivated circle OF society she w
loved aud admired rs well for feminine virtues and
q aces fer intellectual capacities OF the rArest kind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-22

The Honse proceeded 70 tho consideration q The
aucndatofy Enro'lment bin.
Messrs. CHANLER and RooEHs opposed the BIN. CON.
tending that there already sucient egislaics a
tho subject. Mr.. RcogRs said It was tyrannic and
army to be disgraced by being placed beside neeroes
when tho people bad aivsys ecy responded 70 the oa
Of patriotic dnty. -..r.F
Mr. SScHFycK eaid he would rot reply TO general
attacks on the BILL but conHne himself 10 the amend.
inents 20 perfect the measure ulder G sdsratvn
The House utter amending and debating the let
section. struck il out by vote Of &c against 49, This
section made it the duty Of every person, who "a or
shalt beooue IiabIe t. be enrolled 10 report himsel
the willfu neglect OF which to be considered aud
punished Us n riisdemeabor.
Mr., BLAIR offered TO tie I'd section an xendmens
that In future 10 credits be given unless for men
actually furnished. This would do away with paper
credits .....,..
This amendment was under consideration when. at
u O'Clock, the House adjourned.
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Gov. Fenton and Controller Robinson were
in town yesterday, in consultation with our
leading bankers as TO the probability Of raising
the money on the State bonds to lie issued for
bounties. The result Of the conference renders
n certain that there viii bcnO trouble in obtain
ting tho money, provided the Legislature pass
the supplementary act TO raise the amount By
direct tar, in case the people should fail to
sdopt the Amendment to the Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-22

We understand that the President, after full
and free conference with his friends in and ont
Of Congress, has concluded to appoint Hon.
HuoH MoCULLoCH of Indiana (now Controller
of the Currency as Secretary Of the Treasury,
Gov. Morgan having persisted in declining the
post. Mr.. McCulloch has had an eminent and
succsssfl experience % fnsncier, and en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-22
BOTTOM, Tuesday, I

BOsION. IuobuhyI roD' ~ 1OoOs
AT the great sale Of dry-gOOds which CON-
msnsed to-day probably not less than 1900 persons
wsre present. including business men from al sections
ofths country in. OsSood was the principal suc.
tioneer assisted BY M Mount Of Eew.York and Mr..
Chsries K Stephens Of Philadelphia Bidding wss
sprttod md ths poss Realised wore doomed generally
satjsfnctory. The sale viii ssntinus tomorrow
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phatically possesses the confidence OF the pat
riotic capitalists of the whole country. Under
his auspices, We may hope for steady improve
ment in our National Finances ard rapid de-
cline IN tl,e premium on Gold.
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THs HRspsICK LupRloAroR.-Th Northern

THR HRSpRICK LuBRIoAToR.-The Northern
OIL Company Of this city are manufacturing patented
article under tho of the Hendrick Labricsor In
which 1t is believed all the difficulties hitherto enconn'
tered in the attempts to adap: Petroleum " lrorica-
tor ore overcome. The grit sud acid as well as the
disagreeab!e ameu present more or less. In these os
have beon serious objections In their application 70
machinery. ny the Heudriak process The grit tosssn
stone) Is uxtrsc<ed nom the Grade proao the seid
neutralssa the unpe assns odor removed and the no
ccssary body given to shs purified Aad II he's been
adopted or many Of the large railroads - the best o"
Tor machinery yet produced. At The request OF t'e
patentess have girsnhA thorough estin cur eAsih'
and rrsss rooms. and the result fully bears out the fes
.nouy given In othsr quarters in ~ favor. It Is anoos
hsths price Of the best fish and animal oils ana 70 'u'
pior to any Of ,hsu 1t Is claimed for II that docs
not CONCEAL or gulAts a the
become 700 thin 10 GOAT Journal in the kotss'
II vii, stand hss, At 200 Tahrsnheis without eomoas'
tIon. On thoss points W have not tried but o. ~
excellence =, ubricstor We have practical knovlsdss.
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To Corrcssonaen,s.

No notice can be taken OF Anonymous Conr mica icns
WbaeveTs intended for insertion must be auhen Gated
BIZ the address OF the wrtcInoi necessarily oi
publication. but 3 eaarau,y ior lis good faith. -
all bus letters this ohOe should be sduessto 10 Inc
TRIBrSE" New-York.
We cannot undertake to return eioctc Communicated
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The Trihnrc Ia London.

argyISs BROTHERS, iAreiican Agents for Lbgade
irHenrle.tas Cuyent Garden. W L. kgen TO- he sse
THE TRIBUNE They viii also receive sts'SEisTi'ss On
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~, Of a., mia. Flour, e66 bbis. WHISKY IN
hi. Corn MI q 500 busA Corn, y phes. Ashee. ~
nScs Lard. i.i pkss. Batter. 1880 psgs Pro's'ao~
Ma Dressed xoGA
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Terms Of the Tribune
DAILY TRIBUNE;
Mail subscribers. 80. sic. 90
] copy, | year--3lI numbers 80
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
/ copy. year-lO4 numbers. .'-.-... si.W
x cor;os or over. for each copy 800
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
amy I rear-5J numbers. $3.50
Clubs of FIVE or over, 81 per copy, and
en- extra copy for every Club of ten.
Address TIE TRIBUNE, Ncw-Yo'k
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ouest on was not whether Mr.. Field loyal
rlo;ous man but whether he had committed Tho ceuso
charged about which there was no donbt 4 rePri
lnnud wac tho best unshment thOy could inlet.
Mr. Cox had no objection 10 the repgimaad proposed
No doubt the speaker would properly perform that duty
but he oppossd to EXCLUDING Mr.. Field fso, the
privileges the ioor.
Mr. BHAMAy said the latter lid not 20 a, far o. the
gentleman supposed. ..-...s
Mr.. Cox rcsumlne. said that Judge Ks Fey haA no.
himself declared that he iatmidated.
LRoSARD MYEgs said be lad heretofore explained
and no had trusted tho remark OF the gentleman would
not 10 repeated.
Mr.. Cox replied that the gentleman nom Pennsylva
MA had thrown great weight of responsibility upon
him ~ rcpy to his remark He (Cox said he desired TO
appeal in behalf of Mr. Fied. who Lad been sufficiently
hnmiliatcd.
The question was stated t. DO sgreelng TO the fol
loving resolution reported from the Special Connittco
P.crsJ Th the Speaker DO issue hs vsrrss dossd 10
the SERGE stAurr attending this House coirusAdils ha
k.d convicted breach OF tho privileges OF the House, IN
the by Language Of Intimidation and hnyns 10 deter
VIVA D. Kelley, representative ~ shi, House Nom me
ard sricss sxsIcss VI his rsbts aud dces EbeT OF
.sicn. md ia c'owas % The .sd .srasp. q iniaids
snS S Es "a. bar Of sSp
House and hal thsroape tho ssld A. T. Fis'lt be reph
msndsa By the Speaker
The above resolution was agreed to by % ssainst H.
the opposition mephers with few exceptions, votnKin
Mr. Cox moved to lay upon tia table the second sesa
RSsed Thai 20 much Of the ssso!uoa Of hs fh day u
December sEsnsns the privilege Of the ball &. the claim
ant: ior ssts f.m the So. Of Loassss slPaaa to shs
The motion 81 Mr.. OK to lay tbs resolution UPON Ahe
table. YES asrsed q ~ vote 81 70 g.
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special Correspondent.

From Our special Correspondent.
IL PASo DEL NoRrT, Sept 20, 1858.
The anniversary Of tho independence OF
Mexico has been celebrated with great solemBiy in tie
City Of III PasO del Norte the seat Of the Juares Gov
eminent On that occasion the city spontaneously
Illuminated, and great oonoourse OF people had come
from the most distant places TO participate In the re-
jocings The details Of the celebration were under the
supervision Of the patriotic unta presided by tho
President Of the Republic unanimously elected to that
office.
Mr.. Pablo Miranda appointed orator OF the day de.
liyerod speech which was received with great ep'
plause by tue audience Doctor Ricardo Ramirez the
Mexican consul in Franklin, read as usual. the act OF
Mexican Independence and the manifesto Of Chilpan'
ciugo which contains the principles which the Re-
public is based.
Several American officers in fall uniform. were pres
ent at the celebration
At o'clock in the afternoon another speech was de-
cred at the square of Alneda which was ornamented
with great taste.
Most OF The ladies' present in great number, at the
celebration of this Mexican festival were dressed In
the American fashion and had bounets on their heads
In the evening ball took place at the house OF Mr..
Mariana SammaaiegO Several Americans assisted at
the ball. and drank 10 the Republican Government and
70 the independence of Mexico.
The Congress Of the United States Of Colombia Save
rendered decree declaring President Jnarez the great
citizen Of the Continent Of America and pointing him
out as model to the youth Of Colombia has, at the
same time ordered that the portrait Of Mr.. Juare1
should be placed in the national library Of the capital
This decree has been sent by the President Of the
State Of Colombia Mr.. Marillo TO President JuareL
On the sOh Of November next the Presidential power
OF Juarez expires and be In fact TO be the Pres
dent Of tho Mexican Republic. No measures have yet
been taken 10 appoint successor in his place. Tor the
men who could exercise that power have either SUD
United to the Empire or abandoned Juarez
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IS tuns Feed Passed Fultouve; loads Wheat Is loads
Corn, loads Osts, loads Barley load Flour load Rye
BALTIMORE, Oct l9:-Rlour quiet and unchanged Whe.
steady Corn ut sSc for WHITE snd &c. for Yellow Oas
MINER ., PC "es.I Seeds dull Clover at 90 Flaxseed
at 81 Whisky firm at 90 IS
PnLAehLPHA, Oct l9-Pslroleum no, 50 dIm, Crude a.
3sc Refined IN bond, 6pa69c Free sl1s3c Resduum
o. per bblI Bsnzine, 4S6iec Piout dull Er:ras AZ SEQ
ssjT. PsnasVivAnia and Ohio sIlBsis Wheat ogiet;
,!e 1000 bush New Red st 81 15 Ola do o. y; White,
~ 7Od 30 Corn dul ses 81 Yellow NJ &c Fair Refining
Sugar iO00c in gold. brig has been chartered 10 70
Masees with cargo Of oil at 6s, and back 70 wndwsTG
! At Coo y 10.
BuFTALo Oct. i9-Four aud Grain doll and unchanged
Whisky quiet OF - u. fork, $3.50 90 So Lard, Soc.
Canal freights hrn 10 New ioTWhest 25c Corn zee
Oats d.c boats are arriving from the breek Imports
08 bbs Flour "A 2S2 bush. Wheat ~ bush Com Is OO
bu,h Oats S159 bush Barley: Canal EzpOrts-s 100 ba,h
NheS. 81 go bush. Corn, $3.50 bush. Oats.
CpICAGO Oct. l9-Rlour steady. Wheat quiet; sales a
a. - % closing at q ~ Tor No. aud 3 l2D ia for
Ma N hrm aud sneed &c.. sales at 46a48c for No
md iii 9i6e r No Us.~ trim and advanced 2c sales
II 26d27ic for No. end 21d2z,. for No. z PTosi.99'
quiet; Meas Pork S3i iughwne ssuSy Y z brsiglts
and declined 6lo. ReceptsT 800 s9ls segy " 90
bush. Whea 1900 bush. Com, 1900 bus Data Shipments
81 900 bush. Oats
BALnnoRE CATTLE MARKEr Oct le-Beef-.ecepts
iO0 the supply IN Of the demand sales al 81 telc
gross for inferior and ordnsry 7dst fair good st
&c ss advance OF fully TO- Hogs declined closed
unsettled ordinary to prime. w goa ~ per 100 10 net
Sheep deehned ordinary aud fair dull q, 5a6ic, gross, good
fat, 5tc.
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MARRIED.,

BTrRT-sHAFYrR--On Wednesday, Oct IS, 1855 81 the
e.idene. Of the brides iaihe Chsuncey shsder esq y
the Rev Dr. Gc0rgsR Crooks william C. Burt 10 Sarah
NJ. sIsie', all OF this city.
BELCHER-wHEELOCK- the Church Of the Mediator
Tuesday Oct II, by the Rev. H. Irving Ill Dr. Rector
EdxtTd n Becher b ChATne only daughter OF the late
Lieut. 1. n. Wheecok. United States Army.
CONDEMNATION Wednesdsy Oct. 10, In the Gin
tonaye Congregational Church, Brooklyn BY The Rev. nr
w J Budncton, Flsnen ball Gambler 20 Marcia Xiian,
only daughter VI K H. Welch, esq.
DWIGhT-NILDFR-AtE uglewo God, Nj on Wednesday
Oct le by tbo Rev Jonas King d. d., OF Athens Greece
M. Rev Jane. H. Dwight TO Mise JosisC Wilder young
e.t dau shter Of tho late 8. V. 8. Wilder, esq
INSTRUMENTATION " ednesdsy, Oct. 49, at the
resdeDcs OF tie brides parents, by the Rev w Newell
Ch.ss A. Hanier to <iIis A b. Gompets all Of this city
No cards. ...........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jersey City on Wednes
day evening Oct 49, 1885, the residence Of the bride
tent by the Rev Mss Day. James r. Morehous 10 Lot
te only daughter Of Richard Nlllng,on co.
PACKARD-MORSE-On Tuesday, OcA II, at the residence
ofthe brides father BY the Rev. L. Is Barker James
Psck.Td Of brooklyn n " 10 Frederick, daughter oil H. r.
Mor.e OF Fairfield, N. I. No cards.
sTOppARD-rLATr-On Wednesday, Oct. 10. by the Rev
I'd Larop u. D. John =. Soadara 10 LlLa a.. daughter
OF George W. Piatt, esq.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "Wednesday. Dot. ls 9. the Re
formed Dutch Church NHshin ton square, New York. BY
lie Rev. NJ T. Hutton, D. d. william y shepard, esq, o.
tina City Of York. to Rosa Mscusvcn, eldest dapshte
Of Harlis Wilson, esq-, Of Brooklyn
sTIcKyEY-BECR-on Tuesday evening, Oct. II, 81 the
residence Of ChAs l. Stokney, esoa by the Rev Dt thf
min a.s.ed by the Row Dr. Sawyer. Ruins B Stickney
ESQ Of boston, Mae and Mas kbie l.. Beck OF this city
TuC,ks-sEYMoUR-A Pisrsont, o Wsins'dsy. Oct
B Low tie Row ~ ID. L. Jeweit Mr.. Jas Rockford Ihonsi
oNswYork Miss Minnie Seymour daughter oil the h'
IL q. Seymour.