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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

The Soufh naie rar for tbe sake of her
negroes and has lost them. Scidorn have
We kno-n % sirikiag an exsnpli6oatioa of
tbs saying sboui gong for " wooI- and
coming hose sborn.
[i.osissilie Josrnsl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

CfECUNsrASTIsL EvTDE~cr. Asa i,Age
Bushs Was Haercifui. and owing to an Incl
dent an his early career a. a la-yer, be wss
solne~hat slow % convict on cireuu.tan-
tial evidence. A short time after lie va.
called TO the bar he was retained st the
Wexford Assizes 90 defend prisoner ac-
cused Of murder The victim'. name va.
Walter Meyler. and Il was Supposed that
be had been killed BY party Of rebels. of
whom one became an sPPrOver. and was
chef witness Tor the crown. Like most
Appiovers, the witness was correct and
careful - al his details. lie started that
the body Of Mayler had been buried close
10 the shore. wrapped IN a coat Of the same
texture and color a. that stated 20 have
been worn BY the deceased Bushe neither
eross-eNanined witness nor called evi-
denoe upon the part Of bis client; and be-
fore Lc Jsdge commenced bis charge. the
jury stated that they we're prepared With
their verdict Bashe said. WAT a mo-
Deni. gentlemen; did any Of you kno~
Waller Mayler. the deeeAsedS~ the reply
vas that the jury knew hin vel; and in
mediaiely. Busbe shouted 70 the di.-nay os
the andiiors, " Walter Meyler come into
court" The supposed deceased rushed up
to tie table. and pointing 70 him. Bashe
exclaimed " There. gentlemen. Is nv
defence Irish Qsarterly Review.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

90 DO you ENJOY gong 20 eharch n,-Y-
ssked q lady ~ Mr. Psrtington. Ls-
me. do sAid Mrs. r.. ''sotbing does ne
% noch good a. 70 &c up o. Sus,lsy now
ing and 20 tc eburuh snd hssr p0psiou,
preacbsr di'rsnss -ifL The gospel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
Hieroglyphie Puzzle

The ft.s sid- 81 . iai-rsi oeaf
~hrss srrerII fhicTs ntrst 1u-eriF hi-uf.--
A. suk~srt. csseunE Lm- b-as.
a stcrrd hturf oI a1-trn prt-.f
4 nrsaoun of osf EsEii.h ionru~
Ca as~srs ~ poets nsf sa.sar
a iruIf ~ Arsbs highiy prsise.
Thr riccr shsrr rrass 1sr ra.u-nsn alar-.
~ tpy 80 'arsfh q scaurrr BE- soen
fi-ys fsA us sAst tse-e syssols ucsar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

fhs f,rs eide ~ o fi-faI eeef
-hass -srersi fhiags arsf qr--riy blsat.
II ~ harf caser.sr hfir hrlssi.
The ffaFIs haaaf ri asriraf priest
4. a. prs.asua af esf EaTiish fasxs-
tsry fulsrs ID r-rts 80 uasaagf
Thr iuf a. lrafi fhr Arfis prsisr.
III 90 F1rre grnsTs ~ rn1nraaa a1sirss
lhr parai 'aeafh t1e 80 - 49,
Ani this - shsf fhe.r sfuil.ail rneas
tEsrHsL -raErr.
Bosaa. Nsrrb %. 1876.
fBsstaa Asrsrfser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-13

Tue QrorA or kINGs CouNTr.-Th. Com
mittcc n The Baard o' Supervisors, VII, were ,u-
ihorzNi - proceed to wsshngtca, Tor M purpose
u procuring reduction Of the quota, II possible.
returned yc'tsrdiy morning, sHi report ths, they
wers iavorahly received, ,ri the assurance given
hA the luois Would Re tSed upon the b.,.s u the
number - men reported hy 'he Supervisors. The
Committee. therefore reco'um.nd that tro corrcc.
lion Of TIE enrolment Isis ,AN' - completed by
Saturday next l. tbs :. accomplished b. that
time there will be Considerable reduction, and n
'Grther trouble lt.s Underwood thai credits are
also T. he given for cnhssruens msdc previous 70
the Isl ~ Decsu' her last,
BRokES UP.--A disorderv house. n No IS
james street, kent by Mrs. I1han an O'C ne-
was broken NJ % THURSDAY night, and 81 taai.
consisting oi n'ne females. were taken iato GUS
todv aud l"et'd up 10 -s-t examination before
Justice Perry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-13

EASTERN DISTRICT FIRE DEPARTMENT
An eiecnon for officers OF the Eastern psus; Fire
Department was held las, nigh. at F,rcreu, Hall
south 81 street, wi,A toe following result;
Pre~'dehf-Iie"ry NJ. '0n f; Wee Prssid,rt
George II. Anderson Secretary John G-ran,y :
TTed 'urcr-n.niol ID, WinNut; Collector Nc.
Curdy. The couies, for Pre- Warden ilbo only
paid office was cloNH snd exciting, and At the 60
ballot III O'Clock! thorc wns no choice. The r. %.
ranccs OF the Board Of Representatives are 10 a
very healthy condition, there bong about $4,000
on hand,
SUDDEN DEArH.-Dr. Francis W. Hume
~ GRAM street. r. u, WIS found decd in his bod
yestcrlay morning The decreased was an Elgbsh.
man 10y mrtt, shout 50 years o. A,e, ard was c,n.
nected 10y marriage with enc " the weAllhes "a
miles OF the Eastern District.
PISTOL ACCIDENT -GaorGe ". jackson. =
member 20, Hose 10, on wednesC ~ afternoon wns
accidentally shot b. 40 sohar. o: pistol which
~ was examining, the bau tou hing his right lang
and dying m his shoulder Hc hes in a criucsi
condition At his home IL South lst sirc-t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-13
MARINE NEWS.
Jan. is Rise. as Soc, 90 No ri,.s c

jan is bl'Fs. IJ-t. SOC. DO No ritAf CT NJ
CLEARED
STEAMSHIP -P..aH-oo, N,ff, To- Pert RovaL 5 E.
shlP-frans Flint, Panama. Amer. Union. Caii1.
BARRs-Genio CsrIitI Pallas Belire Hondur.,
BRIGS-F Panama Ma'auyas. rayoiite. Barbados.
Via talhrdo, Y, Los AmECr, PAJa. Adelphi MA'h-
moras Our Maggie, - PHf-r, Mat JchD stevens
santa Cruz, SufDuae, - Johus, y I
SCHOoNfHS -1utn Hilifsy, :. Balloon, Win.
holH', WAtHnea, l@suioft 7 N,eketsnu. Fortress
Monroe, John Miti'er, Baltimore
ARRIVED
r1EANSH'FS- saxon, Nor,o'k George & Collins
ior koNnl, 50 John Nips0n, Philadelphia tgfolinh
Beaufort, &. Nouheruer, New Haye1.
SHIPS -Brilcesater Liverpool Republic, Re.
men, Lotan AutN = " Sta,son, LONDON; Ilut.
son, London and I4e Of wight, leo winthrop, y
Orleans Celestial Empire LONDON.
RARKS- RNchahitc Rsctcd Island. Union, Gl,ce
Iay, 4 u, RnWlleu hort JArksou, hlri,sippi River;
Martha II I0ckhn.t, Havana, Wright Jr, = OF.
leans, Alhlno Ncs Orleans.
BLIGS-Cathsrine, Matamoras CNlmuck, Ssgus;
u Patterson, Porto Cat clio, smith, Mlarno. M:
Martha s'ono lneG Harriet, Porto Calello, Fleet
wing, Mnlaea. Alhnttos Para.
SCHOONERS-L + Hallock. Great EGG IInrNo-,
" Weeks, Philndo Ihir lWiichL Great EfF TIA -
Tor; MAGELLAN, NlIsiuia, julia CuracoA Trenton,
hmtoy for Providence.
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Sixth wrd Station H1us. vas broush. NJ for
trial Hcr counsel offered plea Of guilty n man.
ssuzhtcf r. hc third degree which was accepted,
and abe was sent hack for sentonce.
Poifcr IrENs -Robb,no Fsmoies.-Edwsrd
Cheslor WA yestrdsy, oommittcd by justice
D dye charged with stealing hne ooll,r from
Mary Moods Of No. 1i9 Spring street. The COM
lninaDt alleges that fow nights the pri soner
.ntored her rom aud adm uisterod cbloroform 10
tet, nter which stole fur collar and oaps valu
Ell At $40. A4ry Rake living at n Mercer street.,
also chsrged the prisoner with s,osling . gold
ly,sei and chin rom her the night Of the 81 $,
! Of December.
Attempt 10 Bi1u Op.n a SaJs.-Yos,orday
morning several burglars broke into the coal Office
II Randolph skidmore, South west corner Of
Fourth avenue aud 18th street and attempted to
. blow open sa'". offccr Murphy, n the 18Th Pre-
scincL heard the explosion aud tnatsned 10 ,h e
T~pot but tie burglars having become alarmed,
made shcir cs'ape without securing my plumber.
DnhoGea Domestr -Hargarc, Casey was yes-
,t-rAy arrested ty Ofiocr DcEaerre. on the charge
Of st.alr. wearing apparel and other srtcies va.
lucd " tii5, from Ann Martoa, reading g, "a
tA'i nv '~ry, who're the prisoner Rad been er1-
~ We - totncstc. Justice shBndley committed
she accused Tor examination.
bolp RnBBKRN.--On Wednesday evening
two h.evvs drove up behind Iovoioy's Hotel
C'@A. l'd ~ ~ trunk from The rear q the
c"-ca sod placed 1t IN their wagon. The driver Of
orc It N.sI'' c,press wagon. save an alarm To tho
rc'vr, 800 i,.lo-sd Dr. thieves ~ closely that
hey ~ery sctuf~.lei " abandon the,r pluntrr. A
pstNiSr, risrNcd 81. X. hcivain & son, Pniladcl.
la.~ va aso found to thewagon. Tho 81 Pr
,i0cs f'.i,c resi- ~Ni u trunk 10 the ovnof, and
conveyed Tie package g. tie S,1uon- House The
horse sd wagon were detained by die authori,ios
Bod E'6'ery About n O'Clock yesterday,
while rs tsrr age Of pr. J. c King, Of Hudson
street. was standing in front o; 50 harrow street,
an 'lc.snt r'se, valued a. S6S was stolen from a,
People we're almost constantly PAGING along ,he
street. nd tte iAen has rarely horn exccllct IN
sniac'iy. " clue 10 the peipe,raior was oh.
Niutl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-13
HORSES. CARRIAGES &C,

EOR SALE-ONE BAY HORSE, 1ii{ Hands
high, ~ for bu'choT. hakcr, eNpIees or any such
busnsss warranted sound and kind: price as, worth
$50 Inquire u Chribtophel Of, in the blacksmiths
shop. 81
HORSES AND CARTS FOR SALE CHEAP
IL A hor,e, ponsy, butcher cart and harness
Apply Al 40 Front st. al
~ N WILL Buy A GOOD HORSE, II
~ hands high, suitable Tor q coal cart or truck
Call At % Co-Andt st. Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-13
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A FACTORY WANTED UNTIL MAY
hoeyt, Or { ven located for year from hat iiac
ltie.-, win location size and price, i" FsctoLy,"
box -, sun OnIc,, zTi
A CULTIVATED FARM OF IS ACRES FOR
q sale a. great sacrifice 10 mes on l., l., neeF 4.
IL nS5dHS Ss,etas 81 'Es p1SSs tsSsar' Sr
- WI" vi" fl'' AIT particulars 40
COTTAGES AID SMALL FARMS FOR
O'ulr at East Nce loIk and vicinity. Cottage,
f bS an. a. rs: nSgne ona scJc' .l:SS smsll
~ seats, with / to ~ acres eion. CuAS. K. MIL
LERs Atlantic ave, Fast New Nort, or 8 wiloughhy
~ b'oklyn' ron 10 6oclocs. 26l
EOR SALE-A SMALL FARM ON THE
LONE ls'aui Rpilrold ., hours tide, containing
II ae-e. unm, rnca. win receive in payment the
sholr n n,aing church AM public house sc. Ap-
ply to 4. AcCorfER IA Fulton IT. 2G4
FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-A SMALL
three Inc. nj rsuroni running 10 all the ferries oI
l'Ni5. iT.,c Sl,Ilu. Terms W suit. Inquire in De-
90 '' iC.'V. sNEpEKER.
FOR SALE-NhNE YOUR RENT-i20O A
h'onN.yu north 'idc, near oh ave house, on i7th
aai ,c1l. Vii he higher by Ma" ApSlv 10 w. Ii.
hfthCit h, over Mechan!cs' Bank, Coz. Court nd
AoAtLl sts., Booslyu. luz
EDR SAlF-WlTH IMMEDIATE POS
session. 80 e an dive linz nesr the Five "a
ne = uGGtoA G4ti, 90. d. ais IL Ia.e opportunity
to e. u.y ~ exec. en-; business ooItoa. T. CO, e.;
/ p 'poI''' b.. pat &C. "a. u .ui q 10 ~ -
ca, u a. 40
FOR SALF-A NEW 3-STORY HOUSE
a and lot GA lGycd n, with ioldinr doors marble
nauiei~ and well located. s3uv or moe cNrh ana Ia
lu 4 NrI,AhE " 9ll
TO LET, FRONT AND BACK fARLOR
Il and bedrooms "a floor 10 -Ina ,nie' 'anIliy;
rent low; cor. 9th ave- aud b-d ~. 20
81 6OD-FOR SALE, l6l FAST SIH
VIE COOst, o vel.buut modern brick houSe,
WIN stories, high sLoop, basement and tuD-oelar.
House 4Olgbtt; lot 8CI2b Only half the cash requr-
o.: Apply to JOHN SNARE stny Vesani Institute,
6b9 Broadway, SI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-13

"a. Eortaus PainL tearing y. by 2. 10 mjl.~, ,ell
~ wIn bark hslii, ketosI. fr'm Fniladefph'a fer
Dou,r, In . srttug condition. Took of the s.
er' ,s1 CIV sud roushs en- W ih- port.
oh ips,. .. 1910 A. H., spuct on the ostss MD
d's supsn'. Nhere $40 rom.nod uuul s3e r n
T Hrhss-ssor bad Two births and are d.sth on
n vAIaae
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

A FEW RENMS OF PRINTING PAPER,
"A 2iI,~ vii be -uli cheap on Application at the
sun Office. n
PROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIA-
= tion-lhe objects of the Association are to secme
or pensions paw and bounty, and 20 Give advoe and
information 10 them WITHOUT cost, ald TO prevent
FRAUDS aRainst them and the Cove rnment. Applica-
ton ~ person OF by letter should he made 20 HEN
RY GREENFIELD Sec, 80 Chambers street. New
York. mo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-13
THE END.

lnE Hal AK papers announce the death Of Hon.
A'eE"plcr s'.er.' Judge Of the Wee Admir- ilty
teen years. was before hun that the case Of N.
steamer Chesapeake, captured by rebel pirates 90
the passage from New York 10 Portland, was tried,
and ne gave decision restoring the vessel 70 Tho
owners,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-13
N EDICINES.

4 CARD-DR. LEWIS HAS NO Conneci ion
shetever With other Office In this city his old
ertasl!'Aed Medical inr'itu,e is only a. Beach =,
- c,n - consulted as usual from ON. ill 2. m
Established 40. 3SS
nR. BONE. ia WEST 18TH ST-DIs-
De.so- q The hoart. unss liver, bineys, ulne.nted
San dfonc con-titut onhl choEic sheiion Of every
diameter. Hour TO :.
nR. WINS COUGH EXPERIMENTATION -
" IRIS aedE 81 70, c3TGHs CoiHs iAFtu.
been lcGo,e the pubic 10 years and 10 a.kaos-
lodged nv srverl cninsnt Ply sictsb,, Who now use
The puhlsc Il NOT only "kilis- the CSush, but re-
move, the cAaise knoSlne the true value Of this AZ
tcle can safely re- ON mend 10 al who lake ooid eA
", % set bottle aud tcgin with it in the hrs, sasc,
and In day on two they wIn find that the uoulbo has
waas5afrS To se fas X SeS SSfS d me Ssr 4
kced ~ Anen cor, stnnton ~, and coz q Heasioa
q q and Avenue y In brooklyn Of j. E. GSN, COR.
Myrtle and Franklin aves 90
UAARLEM OII-GRRAT CURE FOR KID
IL uey dis steN rbeunst,n, coughs, feyers, and
puriHet Of tho blood. For SAle Al slLhESTERS Oil
Dept 70 can,ist' n. Y. Bosuie Of sJsrions oil
sold In tho market. 26a
T Owe or LIQUOR CURED.-DR. ZELL'S
- FAMOUS NERvINE Powders
hive cured Thousands Of ensos, aud thousands may
", he sved % their f.mihes Add frendf Il they ny
thus truly positive euro. Can le given unknown n
4, 50. q 5.,S-lSP i and ~ F,s6lS ", ! Y, b.
and MINES ~ Flilton ri. n ooklvn IN Lcnc-af's,
No S9 Mon,eemery = ler,ey Clty' Dr., noroes. y !
Pr,ce 0SE DoiI.hR' BFwARE or INVITATIONS.
NB-Ihe Genuine Or LELI' ) REMEl 2 viii never
sicken the patient Wsriantot. Sent hv mail NJ
RHFUMATISH NEURALGIA, &c. CURED
a. D. anSlY, tlestrieiaa. 4,4h broadTsytN \. y"
ss, ST Nituss Dnnce. dyspepsia, Hin Di.esses &c.
Come and be relic,e ed Terms very moderate Hour
tiorn . A NJ to n. IS
SyMATI pDV mr. II SuEpPIII or TINS
ADcty has introduced m antdote 70 tn. fearful dis
ease, which h.. uniformly checked and cuIrd H. n
adpinisefod In time u sill prevent the dsea'e. For
sale nt the Doctors olce, bl3, and At the DJug store
$50 Hudson s So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-13
FuJRs.
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

ANTILLES FOA SALE.
FOR SALE--GRATES, AT THE EAGLE
Breuery, 4tth At and 9Th .re, and 18th At, bet.
70 and Sd ave. J. BETz. $50
100000 ~, IN LINER DER . DRY sl
maple toach, butternut chestnut rhitev ood, hass-
weod, pine, tprlce, hemloct also very ntes lot Of
oak and walnut yeneo7u ~ of sklch offer for cAsh-
A. W. CHAPIN, foo, Of Wet f,ba A.. Sl6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-13
SHIPPING.

PILLS fl AND UPWARDS, ON
~ Union BANK Of london, and
no al Bank u Ireland.
'es WELLS, FARGO co,
NOR LIVERPOOL. TAPSCOTT'S LINE.
L British ship GRATlTt Dk Dc. sails Jan. 1ith.
ship CONSTELLATION. .... Sails Jan. 18th.
For pAsrase 10 " from tne Old Country, Dgsftr
available IN part Of Great Britain Ireland, At
to o-c-t yossbe rate, apply to TAPSCOTT BRO
Illhl,S Co, IS south sweet 261
EOR LIvERPOOI-OLD BLACK BALL
line Tho ship HARVEST QUEEN will sail
promptly on Monday, Jan 10Th. For p+~sage Apply
90 bard, hot OF Re man OF, or TO ROChf BkO-
HERS COFFEf % south st. 312
DASSAGE To AND FROM THE OLD
COUNTRY.
DRAM on ENGLAND. ireland, scotland and WAet at
the LOWEST POSSIBLE RATE.
TArsCOTT'S celebrated Line OF Live pool Packets
-ompr.'ns IN part the following MAGNIFICENT ehlps
AntncEic, t.ratitude Ne i'us lltTn-
IL severance, Albion, Monarch u the SNaA
Atmosphere. Cyposure- huroru-
BENJAMIN AdAIns Emerald isie, Victory.
Sail Every Week.
For P,~aSo and DraftS apply To
lAfSCOrI BROrHHKS n co.
so N South -trocs. New Yort.
STEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
- PpOL.-NlRGISlA. sails Feb. 4th. PENNeiL-
ANA :" 'olIos, Cabin passage fi2b, storage i4h
"a ~ IN currency. Apply to WILLIAMS & OF ION
y BruldvN. 3bS
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Too Late for Classification.

WANTED . MILLwRICHTS AND 2
w caIponters Sbaftins and psloy, for ala ana .
lare heatrr tor hall, school on church Inquire 1
BAItes ct, Of WIN JONES. SIP
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
WILSON'S C4RTHAGENE
OR
"WUS0N'S lpPER EARn.H

" lII>UN y = I | In / y II VI,
living and being in S,in' Nar,'s County
aud containing ,Uo hundred acres. r!or,
or less
This land is located on the Saint Ma
ry's River. iu tn, scc"u4 El;Crion District
is highly improved and well adapted t" the
growth of the s'"rir p'"iuc'S Of the Sta;"
The interest rf the SAID Joshua Wilson
ir.. consists of one ,igh'h portion o. this
laud. v hlch said il terc>t will be sold >"b,
jcci .a the right of teIanrcy by the curte-
.y Of Joshua Wilson. Sr.
Terms OF Sale. as ..rc~crihcd d by the
Decree. are = One half Of the purCh 4Sr
money in c,>h. and the residue al twrlv"
months ere di',-the purchaser t" Civ"
bond, with security approved hy III.
Trustee. and to bear interest from the Day
Of sale
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustee will execute a Deed to
the purchaser. free clear and discharged
from the claimS Of The parties to this suit,
aud Of those claiming under them.
JAS. ). DOW Ms,
Trustee
Oct. c6. 1S65--ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
1865
CARPETlNGS CARPETINGS
WALSH g. CONRADT,

WALSH g. CONRADT,
No. No,th Gay Street,
One door from Baltr ,ore Street.
Tapestry Brn.~el. Three Plycs; FNtrs
super lngrains: Supc Two-Plye luGrain>
Common All Wool Ingrains: RnGS: Mats :;
Table Oil Cloths Floor Oil Cloths; nf all
widths; Rag ard List Carretings: Il, and
Stair Carpetings; IiaSsocks; Cocoa Mat
ting &c. NC.
Goods delivered to any Steamboat "r Rail
road free of charge. III orders promptly at
lended to-
TERMS NETT CASH.
August l7th. lSG5--6n.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-16

st. Matthew's spacious church was crowded
Yesterday with fashionable throng to witness
the marriage ceremonies of Miss Lille A.
Nlvans. a daughter of one Of our Oldest and
most respectable citizens, and Mr.. Lawrence
j. O'Toole, of the we'll known firm of Demp-
sey & O'Toole, of this city. The bridesmaids
and groomsmen i'll attendance were Miss
Emma Holt and Mr.. j. l.. Fit2patriok, OF
Baltimore; Miss Alice Keller. of New York,
and Mr.. John A. Baker, Miss Kate Mcintyre
and Mr. j. B. Nale Miss c. I. Cox and Mr..
Claude Mcintyre.
The marriage ceremonies were performed
by the Rev. DR.. O'TOole, so well and endear-
ingly remembered here. now of New York,
and a brother of the groom. assisted by the
Rev. DR.. White, who addressed the bride and
groom in graceful and appropriate terms
Within the sanctuary were the Rev. DR.. Early.
President Of Georgetown College; the Rev.
Mr.. McColgan, of Baltimore; the Rev. B. F.
Wigrt, President OF Gonziga College; and
Fathers Lynch, Boyle, and MeNorhany
At the close of the nuptial ceremonies,
which were performed with extraordinary
dignity under the beautiful, imposing and i'm.
pressive forms of the Catholic Church, the
bridal party, accompanied by numerous re-
tlnue Of friends, proceeded 10 the residence ".af
Joseph Redford, ESQ, a broiner-in-law of the
bride, where an entertainment awaited them
corresponding to the unusual grace and ele,
gance of the occasion,
The captivations and impressiveness of the
ceremonies at the church were much enhanced
by the imposing music, the bridal party being
ushered into the church with Meyerbeer' 5
lofty Coronation March from the organ. Men
delssohn's Wedding March being gracefully
played as they were passing out.
The happy couple left the city in the even
ing train for Northern tour-NattonaI In
telLiqencer, l5th
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-16
approximations of the Canadian Press
From the Toronto Freeman. Nov. o.


We confess to more apprehension of distur-
bance from the Government Of the United
States than from the Fenians. There may be
some trouble from that quarter, and should it
arise the Fenians, as u matter of course and
very naturally, would be utilized. The claims
which have been made from Washington upon
the Imperial Government for compensation for
the losses inflicted upon American commerce
by the Alabama, during the progress of the
late war, may lead to difficulty. 1t is to be
hoped the matter will be amicably adjusted.
Should it unfortunately happen that serious
complications will arise, and that they must
be referred to the arbitrament of the sword,
then indeed arc may hare sufficient cause for
apprehension. The time that would be chosen
to send over the frontier an army of occupa-
ton would be when we are least guarded or
prepared when the means Of procuring from
England reinforcements and supplies would be
cut off with our ice-bound channels of COM
munication. II oCW be then left for as to
make the best terms ace can and surrender at
discretion. 1t were wiser and more prudent
for US to look to such contingency than be
occupying our thoughts with the bugbear of a
Eenlan invasion.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-16
A LOyaI Southern Ex.GOyprnOr.

The following letter from eX-G6v. Clarke
was read in the Mississippi House of Repre-
sentatives on the 30th ultimo
JACKSON, Oct Is. 1865.
'Gentlemcn Il am profoundly grateful for
the honor conferred on me by the House Of
Representatives by their resolution inviting me
to a seat within the bar of the house, and re-
questing me to address them; | should be
proud 10 avail myself of the privilege of visit
ing the house, but as | am still prisoner of
State and on parole. feel that it would be
improper for me to deliver public address
on the condition of the country, although
am sure that such suggestions as | might
make would be in aid and support Of the
wise and conservative policy which has been
adopted by our people, and which hope will
soon result in the full restoration of our below
ed State to the enjoyment of equal political
rights with her sister States in the Union, and
under the flag of the Union. With all of you
marched under that flag in foreign land,
ard It was victorious With all Of you
marched against 1t, and II was victorious. 1t
again waves over us, is our flag, and may it
ever be victorious.
The welcome that has been given to me on
my return, Is received with deep sensibilitv,
coming from the representatives of people
whom have served faithfully. if not wisely.
and is most acceptable and gratifying reward
for such services as | may have rendered
II am, gentlemen, very respectfully, your
obedicnt servant, CHARLES CLARKE.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-16

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov 14-The Tunisian
Ambassador yesterday visited Browns Uni
versity, the Atheneum, Atlantic and Delaine
Mills, the works of the Perkins Street Iron
Company and the Union Horse Shoe Com
pany. In the evening he paid brief visit to
the City Councils, and was subsequently en-
tertained at the residence of the Mayor. The
City Councils have rendered to the Tunisans
the hospita!ities of the city. The Ambassador
and his suite to-day inspected the operations
of the machines in the works of the American
Screw Company. This afternoon the Ambas-
sador will visit Sprague's Print Works, and
be entertained by Governor Smith this even
ing. The Ambassador manifests great interest
in our manufacturing and mechanical works