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The New York herald., 1865-05-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS!



BuRr-PETTSGEn-On Wednesday evening, May q, =
tho residence OF the brdos parents By the Rev. Hany
+. Roberta Mr.. CHARLES H BURT 10 Miss ANNIE d. PB1
nzGER, all of Brooklyn n Dh l.
BxRDAN-WALsH-DAY-SMA "Wednesday,
May n, by the Rev. Edwin R I. Cook, JOHN H. BnRexh
to CARRIE J. WALSH; also on the same day, by Rev. 4
Il Partridge, MoRrISna ". DAY 70 NAxK SxAILsoss, I'll
Of this city.
BoARDMAN-BowxR Wednesday evening, May -
by the Rev. Thomas Armitsge, d. D., assisted BY the
Row Robert Lowry Mr.. HENRy X. W. B0ARDnAS, Of Chk
cago TO Mrs. N. j. BowNs, OF New Ysrk.
Chicago papers please copy.
MnLkR-DlxM-On Thursday, May Is, By the Rsv:
Jas B. Dunn, JOSEPH T. MILLER 70 ADDW R. daughter of
G. p. Dakin, ESQ.,, all Of this city.
MARsH-Mas On Wednesday, Nay ~ at tho rcsi-
dence Of the brides aher by the Rev Mr. Abercrob,s
c ". MARSH, Of Railway N. j., To Miss ANKxIA A.,
daughter Of DK s N Marsh OF Houghtonvtlle, N J.
No cards.
MAoLAY-BARxoes Thursday, Nay 49, by the
Rev. DR.. VIM. r. Williams, R0mRT HAoIAY, TO GDoa0n,
MuLER-RADAN.-on Wednesday, May a. at the rea.
denoe Of the brides parents by the Rev. Henry Fog,
yogN MILLER TO MARY, fourth daughter Of Gilbert Radan
al Of this city. No cariA
PELL-GUEsT. Wednesday evening, May a. By
the Rev. Robert Lowry, assisted by the Rev. Thomas
Armitsgo, d D., NE WALrEa PILL, q Jersey City 70
Miss ELSIE A. 0pEsr, of this city.
SrBwARr-LAUNE--At Harlem. Monday, May a,
by the Rev. DR. Meade NJ the residence OF the hidss
parents, RoBE2r IL STEWART, 70 ASy1R T., youngsa
daughter Of Stephen .. Laurie, all or Harlem. Ne
cards
TRusT--ToxKlw. the Sd OF January 1851, At Jer.
sey City, by the Rev. Mr Brice, DR.. JoeEPH w. TRUST
(GounAuD) 10 Miss MARTHA b TosKIs youngest daueh-
ter Of the late John r. Tonkins Esq, grazier Of Low
Thursday, Nay IS 1885, at the city, by the Rev.
M. Collins.
The New York herald., 1865-05-27

HiNbIN0 OF TBK CorFr xARTIkL-pgFrCy1vY
BOILERS AND wANT or wATFR-CtvsrRs or
0OvEHNNENT OFPttERs ere.

yiNbiSG OF TBE COrRT NtgTJsI-pDrrsy1yY
BOILERS AND wANT or wATFR--ctSsrRs op
00vERNAENT OFPttERs, RTC.
IFrwn the Memphis Bulletin, xny 2i.l
The following v an onhcei copy Of The nnding Of the
court msv'sal N the case q the senana disnsrr:-
The steamer sutapa left New Orleans Friday 2fst Of
AIri 1856 arrived NJ vscssburg swpy evening hpyjl
81 Rernoped nj vicksbrT abont thirty three hours
TIE srbOard boiler leaked badly Tht bp,,ey Was rr
paired ~ vicksbarT The work wen done 10 FAR an
went, but efficient repairs made The peg-
lee Of m doing this according 10 the evidence DID no4
materially epdepacr The safety Of the scs but should
have prevented her from carrying q high pressure of
steam. On Monday, Apv "a, Ises, eighteen hupdred
aso,a ars :rrs ,,,s U na,S ~, c"ang sny nve
H. She aho had hoard seventy cabin paspcpqcvr and
e,rhty-nvs employees. Arrived st 1emphe Tenneseee
Wednesday evening. 20ib nsaBi at about seyou o'clock
Went coal yard shove Memphis and ooa,ed and ,et
there for Cairo at two O'Clock A. NJ 27tb iasA Wben
abou, mi,cs above Memphis bopcr or the boses
and was totally destroyed Ar near AZ can be
Aseertsiped only about e4ht hundyed persops
were saved ., The Time Of the ses,dcpt me fmep
were al, or for the most Tar aslcey The boaa was
sssnDch vessel and well oaccTed tbe bo,ers had been
satisfactorily testcd juet before The down trim from ~
Lcuie Good order prevailed the acp we're as com
fcrbe - could be expected pnoer The etsrosts pces
The afesy Of the hoas vas 10, particularly endangered
by the numbcr Of men on board bot ~ there wae no
military Decessity for placing then al upon one boa
the Pauline Carroll being al the same ,ims al vrks
burg with the suNasa, ne men shouh have been
Si,idcs me 0aas,sr":rers s.s Department at visss
nekt, aDd fer permitting Others. without urgent
profess V tbs general ecmfoaDo,sa 10 per
fern ~ du6ee; and be Adiutan1 General Of
tbs Depart went Of Mississippi sepsurabIe sor taking
upss hiDeen duties net properly ts~Asiss 70 bis.
There v@ 10 intention, hove, er en- tAs part cf The
o0ssn referee w. 70 do sny hjnssss thc soldiers
beard the sohaps cr the goysnmspt The cause Of The
explosion, from the evidence was by there not being
suYlelsnt water IN the boilers
The evioenee fdny shows that The government has
transferred as many or more troops Cd beats Of no
greater capacity tbap the suhana frequently and with
safety. THOMAS " BROWN.
Lestenart Colorel Seventh Indiana cavalry.
q R0MBArER.
MAJOR Inrt Illinois Litht Artillery.
A EDDY
Assistant Qusriermaster, United States Army
There being no further business the court here sd.
burned Hne die
THOMAS n BROWN.
Lieutenant Colonel Seventh Indiana cavalry President
A. n. EDDY, AssistaDt Qssrsrmas,er United States
Army Recorder.
The New York herald., 1865-05-27

List OF Soldiers who Died Mt Andcrsoa-
VILE, Georgia, Belonging to tho Eighty
second Regiment New York Volunteers.
The following list OF deaths Of prisoners Of war as
Andersonville Georgia. in the Eighty reeneas
New York volunteers;--
H. Bryant Co. =, August ao VIM. Belden. T. septsn-
ber 9; Ed Berge1 A October aS Ed Beers B Nove|.
T. Cooncy, e. October 10; H. Darand, X, September g
Abm. Decker ], September 81; A Decsey, G, Octsaef
November IA; Sergeant Hutchison, A, September IA;
W. Hughes K, October 10; Sergeant Michael Kennedy.
K, October % Thomas Kelly, +. December 2; kefn.
lei Lahey, l. June 49, John McKenney, l. September ~
J. Madden, 4, October o; wm Melius October 1!;
". G. Thorpe, =, August 20; John wineberger E No.
vember II VIM Frame, u, September IS; John Dey, I,
August u; N. Conkyn, October 20; James Aliens A.
1894 B. Johuson II, January II; CorporalD. Desmond,
G, February 8; Corporal Briggs F. Mnrch -. Lal
The New York herald., 1865-05-27

The Connecticut Bouse Of Representatives yesterday
passed, by two.tbirds vote, the amenomt ~ snking
The word hwhte" from the suaree shnse o. Me 600
s,tuion the vote stanaa yeas enc hundred and nfsy
pusnjrnous-not single man afflicted with neerot ho-
bia having seat IN that body-we presume will pass
70 the people without further opposition. or
the result beIore the people ako, we think there
can he NO reasonable doubt There were people who
pretend believe thas Governor buckingham would not
be re elected last spring They we're only about eleven
perlmps look the defeat OF this amendment but we
imagine they will learn better when the are count
ed This amendment when finally adopted will probs
bly, add about two thousand 10 the number Of ector
The increase will be felt chiefly In our Cities and II vi
probably affect political calculations quie msteraly
some districts and townA
The New York herald., 1865-05-27


FRsIonTs were very dull and tho rates were nearly
nominal. The engagements wers:-To Liverpool, Is
ss a. aIo~ 10 pS ro "a a. noS casso. ss,oss
so tsrces beef S. To Bremen 600 packages tobacco
at los l2s Cd ship waschartered nom Rchlbucto 70
private We quote:-To Liverpool cotton, va per ID
goods S, s.s = g. per Ss.i o ss.. % ,l
bags lKd per bashei beef Is a Is Cd per tierce;
pork, 9Xd Is per bbL To Londonderry goods, iSs
per sS S % g. per per sSa ss
"a per su,Ssi corn, ss and bags 5Td psr eashel =
bushsl; corn, bulk and bags sgd per bushel peiro-
leum, S. per bb heavy goods, iss 2Os per ton oil,
2os 2ss per tom beef ss r. per tisrcs; pork. p
FsuIrs steady $500 boxes aIsins were sold at
g. f sox o layers
81 90 and ss7 do lemons At $4 70 s. 90 all in poor
Hops were aaet but Grm. Sales 80 bales at from l0c
HDEs steady. The sales 500 Buenos Ayrss
o.1ssRs was quiet We have only TO note sales Of
$50 hide Cuba at from 4Sc. to &c., and 200 do Porto
On -Lnseed remains dull at 81 is 81 20, but hold
ers are tribe drner 1000 bbs saponfed sold at
Provisions Receipts, eys bbls pork 1,22l do beef
500 packages cut meats, 1T do. lard The pork
ket ruled rmer under continued fair demand for spec
Brought full prices. The sales - bbs, cash and
regular at $40 $2l for old mess $22 so $23 25 for
new-cosing at $2i and $2s; SIS sls 25 for prime,
mess, for June and July, $22 30 $23 Beef was duh
but anchanged sales 500 bbs at $40 $l4 for mess and
steady at s25 $2s Sales l5O bbls. Bacon was duh,
with small sales, comprising It's boxes at 1870. 1910.
for Cumberland CUT ls4c. l4Hc for short ribbed,
1876. 13dc. tor long clear. Cut meats dull, ut
1lHc. l2Hc for shoulders and lsc. TIC for hams,
The New York herald., 1865-05-27
Dwight's Division Of the Nfnetsensh
COrUS.

Corps.
TO TIE RDTToa or PIE HgRALp.
WASHINGTON, Nay "a, 1896
Although Temporarily attached TO the Ninth oorps, for
the purposes VI the review Dwig division has never
as was stated, served with the Potomac Army proper
It's record k distinct one, and TO efi specsa,
neuscu in ordcs that ~ may be properly uadessood
formerly composed the Fisst division Of the Nsne-
eebt corps and such passed through Me Loulsiana
cenpsssrs Including those Of Post HUDSON sod the Red
river H. Losses IN the previous assauhs upon the rebel
sArongboh Of the Lower Misssippi very severn,
and Va wlsos oopcoo, AZ the engagements Of Sabine
Crosa Roads Pleasant HIN and Cane River Crossing went
far redeem tbe wbole Army Of the CAY from the m
fortunes Of the ipstared Red River expedition In
yuiy 1894 two divisions OF the NncseeDsh corps came
frsm Now Orcans 70 Washington and assisted materially
defence OF the capital aaains karys raid Upon
The a the Army Of che Sheusndoah this
corps Incfudng DwighAs dkision was embraced in
GtDesa) Bbesidap's immediate command A. the
battle Of wipcbestcr, September 10, 1904 this
division, by its bravery and stubborn sighting prerv ID
the right our army from utter slpihslstton aainrf the
heavily mad columns Of The enemy several Of ss re
eipenie losing from opethrd 10 one half Of their eaeo
tive force Al Fishers HAI and Al Cedar Cuck Thu
division shc made itee6 epduvnQ reputaaSon AZ the
latter engagement, sfS1 the sorpTise and Of Vie
Eighth coTpe, this division fought for more than hour
against ovorwhelns od and only fell back upon ,ie
SIKH covrs whom enveloped by the enemy upon both
tanks In the glorious work Of The afternoon Of the
day. held the right Of the hne and Grove the
enemy nom the rst advance under the eye Of General
Sheridan, and gained sepecis ccmmepdhtion from b,u
In March lest the Nineteenth corps was dsocptn sed
and this command has since been known pweht's
division, Army os the Shenandoah few days after Che
assassination of the President transferred from the
valley u Washington, where has siRce been
Duties n reception BY the people yesterday, passed
down the avenue was mos enthusiastic and the heeSe
Of its vcscrans we're gladdened with cheer AFTER cheer
FOR "Dwybi's DIVISION" u has bcen commanded since
ils transfer from Louisiana o shs Virginia valley by
Brigsdier Genersl William Dwight
The New York herald., 1865-05-27

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRSpAS, May 2-0P N.
AmSs Receipts, 229 packages The market vas
quiet with srpaB saes, comprising 10 bbs ~ 81 a. ~
for pots, and 81 10 o 81 for pcsris
BnRArurrrs -Rescipts, 17,4o bbfs Bosr, 4 sso
packages corr meal, Lao bushels wheat assos Do.
corn los, s7a DO cats, 900 do rye, and 1880 DO malt
The ncur market = shade casicr rnder mede.
rate inquiry to-day, the fall In eohi from The behcst
point having checked the advancing tendency and
turned the market in favor Of the buyer The sales
were $500 bile, closing quiet Al the p1oes below o.
Dsds ncur was quiet and unchanged; saIes 400 bbie
Rye 1cw was pomtrally sbe same. southern Dorr IVES
In moderate request al about ycsserdsys pvisse n)es
The New York herald., 1865-05-27

Ftre H,oh up aud Up was the favoTite asshst the
Held The horses up well together and got nice
but the lead taken away from him BY up and
Up who led past the quarter pole hak length 10 forty
two aud qcarieT seconds the roam three lengths be-
hind On the back stretch Hickory yokcd the mare,
pole, which was passed in ~ Up and Up then broke
up, pnd before she recovered the had the
second place. Tie stallion kept the lead 10 the score,
winning by one length. tie roam mare second hslf
length ahead of Cp and Up. Time 2:42k.
Scccnd Iied. Pool sellii became brisk Ip aud
rp bringing 1910, Hickory Jack Sias the $40
The horses having cooled out nicely they under
good headway, and the ''go' the level On The
turn Hickory bali length ahead OF the mare,
and thIee lengths ahead Of the chestnut. she having
taken nj bt in the air and E and mp again before
getting ob the homcsreich The stallion Was length
ahead Of the Of The quarter pole D oriyscconds
and threequsteIe and the the haif mile potc in
2l, the second two lengths ahead oi lip and uI.
Here Hickory left his pins, but soon on them again.
and ratting away nj merry pocs. W AMI Up passed
the the three quarter stretch ard made play
the stallion, and within cngth Of him he swung
into the Lomes,rctch. very exciting struggle lasted
pptn the crossed, Hickory Jack winning by
short length in 2ais. Up and Up up and up three
a. four tnes IRON the three quarter pole 10 the Judges
stand but being capital breaker sle does not los iy
her changes Of gait. The mare tHrce lengths
behind.
Third H,ai-Up and Up was still the favorte against
The Held Coming up parallel the bCiees startcd
under Epe hcaaway, and went around thc turn good
deal faster than before In fact fast ior the che,nut
mare, sbe carried o her feet the cpGeavo
keep with the httie stallion. who led the quar-
poIe lengths in thirty qusrter seconds
Up and Up second. lengths III front Of the At
tie hnlf ME llc skofy SIN t1o lengths ahead in
l:1si Gnlng uto the lrt- quarter stretch Up and Up
coHared bp, but not being able 10 hold she broke M
aud be icd her tive lengths into hone ,cspeish she
rallied sgaB aud cceed Up we'll bui tbe stallion uroycd
much her and beat her 70 the score length in
2:35f The roaI mare war three or four eugtss p Md
The New York herald., 1865-05-27

Sec for Western loo for inferior Canada end Soc for
Pr nee Edward Island.
CorsEE-Fhe market In quiet since the sales Of Rio,
OK Helen reported yesterday, ut l7Hc Nothing OF
m mt bas been done The stock on hand Is light
COrroS The market was again duh, and prices were
To- &c lower, with sales Of about 600 bales We
The New York herald., 1865-05-27

The question OF repeal or modification Of the laws
against usury before the Legislature Of Massachu
setts. The following tho main sections Of the law
which it is proposed either to amend as TO allow
money to be loaned at rate of exceeding six
per cent, or to strike out entirely
SECTION g. The interest of money shall continue to be
the rate Of six dollars and more, upon one hun
dred dollars for year. and at the rate for greater
or less sum, and for a longer or shorter time.
SEC g. When greater rate of interest than is allowed
by law has been paid, the party paying the same may
either by action OF contract suit In equity recover
back threefod the amount OF the unlawful interest
paid and no more provided that such action or suit
shall be prosecuted within years from the time Of
payment
The following table shows the business and profits OF
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company during the
wear ending March l. 1885,
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FASHION COURSE, L. i.-TROTTING.
FRIDAY May 2s 1fa,ch 81, eoo mle hcats, bsss three
in five, TO go as they please
n Pnfer named br Toronto Chief. received forfeit
d. Mace named b. g. Commodore Van.
UefDlN- pau jUUth
SANE DAy-Purse $l0o mile heats, best three In i've
in harness.
T. Carpenter entered ch Hickory jack. ......1 I
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The Asia Outward Hound.

The Asia Outward hound.
HAL,yAx, Nay "a, Iee6.
Ibe steamship Asia aicd fos Liverpool al eight O'Clock
thr porpins She arrived from Boston at hsBpaa SIX
O'Clock.
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(WHICH Is equal 10 niryone per cent on TIE Capai oi
ten millions nearly thirty nine per cent on the ave-
rage amount Of capital employed throughout the year.
From the budget Of the Chancellor Of the Exchequer
recently laid before the British Parliament, CLEAN that
tho total debt of Great Britain is ESQ., 600 scr
ling against 1886 934 600 at the end Of March, 1852
showing reduction Of Gl76460o0. The expenditure
Of the nation for 1sG4-5 s65, ,as1 ,OOo against
fe7 900 In 1S59GO-he year Of the highest expend
ture Az compared with the expenditure before the Cr
war; however there increase Of fl2 459 00O
Tho cs. mated revenue for the financial year is
O000 and the estimatcd expenditure $685. 139 0o0
showing surplus Of "a 031 000 reduction of taxa
on for the year OF f3 IT'S 900 Is proposed This Is to be
in three taxes onlynamy the customs duty tea the
income tax and the Gre insurance tax The tea tax is
reduced 10 ak pence per pound the income tax to four
penoe per pound sterling, and uniform duty of egh-
pence is 10 be levied rc surances instead OF
the discr nang scale heretofore adopted There has
general increase Of during the year end
ing On alst Of March last The in
duties G7b2 COO and in internal {. 600
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The Secretary Of sne rrcaspy has Designated the fol-
towing national banks additional dspesaores Of The
public money First Phmer, Pa s, Nicholas, New
York. Exchange, Milwaukee, Wis; the National Bank
Of Virginia, Richmond, Va
The exports Of specie from San Francisco 10 tbe 22d Of
April this year, compare as follows With the shipments
for the same period In 1904 -