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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BrsEII-vAL---M Williamsburg, I. l., on Friday,
June 20, by Rey. A. IT, Partridge JuIIus d BEsEL, Esd
OF herden, Conn, to M,ss JUiIA u. VAL, youngest
daughter OF the late Horalio " Vail
BAs1A-WFsITRvrLr-A Jacksonville, Tompkins
county, n Y, Wednesday, June ~ by tho Rev. Dr.
Mann, AgaAM u BAArA or Hackensaek NJ j., 20 Rg-
Bs0eA, only daughter Of Henry X wcsteryel. Of the
former place
GILMAN gH.-0u Thursday, June IS, BIZ the Rev
Mr.. Collins, Mr. joins r. GILMAN 20 MARuiA L., daagh
Ter Of Peter Kemp, Esq, all OF this city.
MAspN--}E tlirLEY. --On Wednesday, June 81, NJ 81
AIMS church, by the Rev j. W. shackelford rector of
the Church Of tn Redecmer, WulrAs IL MASON 10 Mira
CHARLOTTE J. BEARD-IEy all OF this CITY.
huroRD-FEY In Brooklyn, Saturday June 20, at
the Church Of the Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Doctor
lttelohn, Nr GEoRGf MILFORD OF "a. Louis No., 10
Miss PBGng A. Fry, Of brooklyn, N II
NAsg-ScgTr AT tho residence OF tho bridegroom by
the Rev. A. 'ieghorn, Lkws y. NASH " ELIzABgr Q.
Scorr, daughter OF j. scott, Rsq., all Of lhia city
PgcK-BARp.-0n Wednesday, june 81 al e rauls
church, Sng Sing by the Rev. James Holm WILLIAM
y. PECK, Jr 10 is,HrLIA, second daughter Of James
Bard
SQrIKR-IuNL-On "Wednesday june IL al The real
dence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev y wlaon
OF Newark assisted By tho Rev. John ~ johnson uf
Hanover, J. BKSu.T SQUIxR Of Nassau, 10 X ADDIE
LUs, Of Newark, N J.
ScHwl LEE Will -On Wednesday, Juno o. n 81
pauls church, By Rev Augustus Wedck Ind, Mr WLiAl
ScnwALRg TO Miss CArLAROR G., daughter " George
Will ESQ, o. tha city.
Observation-Disclosures AT Calvary Church on satur-
day june 20, by RI Rev Bishop Potter Rcs HfVr
YArvs rTgeFK 10 JhSNia LtwRESog, daughter u Tim
othy q Churchill ali OF this city
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porcixa exchange steady, but a'bor inactive.
aankefs blls on England Al sixty days we're rated on
tie street At IOsE x, short sight iioaA
The private advccs received to-day report great none
cary depression all Germany, and the forced loan
fuposd by Austria upon veneta was regarded a. the
cre,unner 81 succession q similar connscatons else
sbere mo finances Of Austria are IN a bad state, and
ale can only carry war by ieyyng largely upon pr
.ato property The annual budgets q hsr finance min-
.,cs haze for long time past shown a. important g.
eelt and .hc hAd debt d tie following magnitude -
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No higher quotation FOR gold here than 1863 had
been received In England prior the Cubas sailing and
>9hs average about l4i by the the pro
Vious week. the following statement OF tho range OF
~ ha Man voxx m will hov.
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unsettng the market, and prices FOR all grades de-
cidedy lower The sales up two O'Clock only reached
so baes while the sales Of the entire day only $50
baleau We aupto.-
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rho budxe, FOR 1915 presented ne following estimate
n roc pa and expenditures, calculated ~ Austrian
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Tw PoLrcx ouvrIos ~ JxRssy CRY The police ques-
zion Ia Jersey City s assuming rather serious aspect
snce the Common Council passed resolutions refusing
no recognize the new Police Commissioners, the
roupd that there s no Law under which they act
IN Tuesday morning Aid Doyle read notice 70 the De
lrtmcnt, signed by j. W. Pangbon a. President Of The
mmissoners inviting those dcsrous Of appointment
Iapply In person that evening Subsequently Aid
EIe a. suspended from duty BY Mayor Cleveland Tor
t,edence OF orders. Al the nine o'clock roll call In
aeyening the Mayor went before the men and ex.
Hed the situation Of Affairs. He said that In &C
htuld continue al the bead Of the Police Department
no person would be allowed 70 patrol the streets
y bHpscity Of policemen exccps hcse appointed ~
1nmon Council In the meantime the nes Commh
goSnrs diligently af work making srrnneemsnu TO-
@si force 70 60 into operation % ths nfss day o.
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Am usesls ents.
THE AArfNtfES Tn-u 4


The matinee entertainments arranged for this after
noon are varied in feature and OF very entertaining
character. The performances very convenient Tor
enjoyment by ladies', children and visitors from the
country.
George Chrsiys matinee opens ct the new Finh
Avenue Opera House O'Clock The "Mocking
Bird Song is In the bill, with duets, solos and
dances. George Chrsty will be out In acts.
Tony Pastor gives his usual matinee at bis Opera
House, in the Bowery, half-pas two o'clock; the
Bond Robbery will be played new songs and dances,
with the ballet, follow Blind Tom commences his grand
musical Tom matinee nj Irving Hall ut three O'Clock.
Albert Russell the prcsiidgiaieur and ventrloquist an
nounces necromantic aud vcniriloquiaI matinee st
Hope Chapel Broadway, at two O'Clock.
THE BROADWAY THEATRE.
Mr. John T. Owens will make his last appearance at
the broadway theatre this afternoon, In his famous i'm
penonssion OF Scion shingle This will be Mr. Owens
one hundred and twenty sixth performance this
and soloa shnge will be played for the seventy eighth
time These facts have their moral They show how
ccssu the engagement Of Mr. has been and urge
all theatre goers attend and give ecia 10 It's close
Instead appearing at Boston Monday evening. ss
he anticipated, Mr.. Owens has been compelled, by q
quite serious Illness defer his engagement and 10
take little needfu Al the close ol hts In
Boston Mr.. Owens will perform In several Of the New
England cities and Brooklyn tho management
OF Mr. c. W. Tsyieure who consequently rctres from
the Broadway Theatre which be has been the acting
manager for Tho last Uncle solon aud bis
barre, Of apple sass will make immense sensation
down East
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West Phladslpha, and Afterwards when he returned
from the army; be was In Company L. Fifth Pennsyivs
4 camp cdwa.dsr; Afterwards saw him Al Lsckfsdss
In New Market street did not see him after taat exceH
tnglish and his evidence interpreted by M Ebsn
the court lntsrpreter.)
0mcsr james Dorsey swon-I am police oahcer or
hs murder was on duty on the banks Of the schuylk
sAw She prisoner nrst at Twenty third and Market
srss,.. e,a between en- eight and nine O'clock :, night.
bridge, he had nothing with him; went AFTER him
Alone overlook him about three yards this side Of the
and sald sGood evening"" he said show dye do"
said "Xoe are Dutchman" " he said .'No, me French
mani" said where you goings he replied over
asked fim when he shaved OF his goatee he said
IAse Aobday;'' asked him to walk with me down ths
Market, 1hen overlook otfcers Weldon and Atkinson;
took hin to the sixth district station house. the other
ofioen wont with me- handed the prisoner over 70
searched the prisoner
Lieutetant Patton sworn-I am lieutenant Of the
Sixth division, Ninth Tenth wards; the officers
with prner between sixteenth and Seventeenth Streets
went vcth them TO the station house; searched the
prsoncrtl found two small purses and pipe purse no
cognixodl; u contained some postage stamps; 1 also
found snun box ecognized) he had his knife In hls
pocket nne shown) he had on that nscksie (necktie
Onicel Grier sworn-I took the carpet bag I got a.
Leckfeldcs TO the North Pennsylvania depot to
the nrepFoof and got it, and Mr. Franklin and myself
Mr. CIsrk sworn-I received a black travelling bag
from ofnoer Green placed IL the floor the ire
proof in my private Office and restored II 10 Mr. Green
L In the same condition received II as when part.
cd with IL
Gross examined-I went out and left the carpet bag
lying there; the officer two or three hours;
was net away from the Office than half hour,
and len ny clerk In charge
THE PROSECUTION cLosED-No WITNESSES FOR TIE
DEFENCE.
PHiADsLPsuA, April 27, 1886.
In The OF Probs trial for the murder Of tho
Deermg family, the prosecution closed this after
The counsel for the defence stated that they had
no witnesses and allowed two hours tomorrow 10
speak In his behalf when the will 60 10 the jury.
The case continues 10 excite much Interest," the streets In
the vicinity OF the court room being crowded all day.
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Literary Intelligence.


portfolio containing autograph letters addressed To
the Pope by different foreign sovcrerns has been stolen
from the Vatican
great many valuable works and manuscripts on the
ar religion history and general literature hitherto pre-
rved In the converts OF SPAIN dispersed al the
time OF the suppression Of the religious commun-
in that country To preserve them from destruction
the Queen ordered that they collected by the Min
ister OF the Interior, under the OF the Naona
Historical Archives and placed under direction OF n
royal commissioner
n Ernest Rcnans new work the Apostles was
looked for In Paris about the 10th Of April
n Ubaghs, professor Of philosophy In the Catholic
University Of Louvan, Belgium, has been dismissed.
He engaged during twenty years, In controversy with
the Jesuits the subject OF tradition. All the works
of NJ ubaghs have been placed In the Tnder At Rome
social Life OF the Chinese, with Account Of
their Religious Governmental, Educational and Business
Customs and 0pinions with Special bot not Exclusive
Reference TO ruchsn," the somewhat lengthy title
of work just issued in London for the Rev.
Justus Dooliltle, Ne author. American mission
ary, who resided for fourteen years In Fuchau
and ns neignborhood. The London journals are Of
the opinion that Mr. Dooities volumes contribute very
much 20 the euedaon Of the character Of the people Of
China their social condition systems OF trade and agr
culture &C The religion Of the Chinese is largely er
pounded and their mythology and priesthood examined
and described. The reverend writer asserts that the
practice of opium eating s actually 'exterminsng the
people Of China and reducing them to state of idccy,
bot still rapidly extending through the land"
NJ Poupart Dsvyi, printer 10 the French Legislature,
who was condemned TO Imprisonment for publishing n.
froudhon last work has been pardoncd by the Emperor
Nspoe on.
Victor Hugo has received from bis publishers the
Of eight thousand pounds for three works-the Chan
des Rues dos Boi-," the Tfavailierr dc s Mer
and "Torque meda," q drama. not yet finished
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The flag Or the First Maryland Regi-
nemt.

BkLTm0RE, April n, 1t66
The Gag of The Frs Maryland regiment presented 20
that regiment during the var by loyal Marylandsrs
residing IN California 70 day At Annapolis, formally
presented 70 the staie by General ksnley, Who nns
the nag n behalf Of she State Eloquent spssrhes
made, aad tho occasion sN s.s Of much Inlsrvk
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compilation OF nov theatre 'saccd 10 tho legitimate
drama there The arst representation take place
the lat of Avri tM
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Oar Portland Despatch.
Thc Fenfan. in This City

SUBSCRIPTIONS BY PRESIDENT ROBERTS AND THE
sENATORs-ROBERTs AND swEESY DETERMINED
ON 90 THE LAST RESORT"
Tho Roberts-Sweeny headquarters begin To wear mar
tiai aspect quite different from the quiet balls OF Union
square The two chief leaders President Roberts and
General sweeny coseted together for many hours
each day The and sinews OF have aggregated
TO immense quantities Owing to the explosion Of the
Killian Mahony movement It is claimed by the others
that the confidence in all Fenianism is somewhat stag
gered- The funds they say not given now by the
masses. and that only the initiated subscribing
1t IL stated that the Of sixty thousand dollars
subscribed by the ten Senators and President Roberts
the latter giving twenty I've thousand of the
This seemed sort Of last resort 70 nght,
at the eleventh hour.
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Posty-'The Peace Proclamation, inscribed !" An
drew Johnson" written for tho wExxlr HEsAiDh ~
Elizabeth 0akes Smith, "rhe Maidens Heart"
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THE FENIAN WAR.
THE CAMPAIGN ON THE BORDER ABANDONED
A New One Against Union Square
Begun.


Bitter Denuneiatt0ns OF Head Centre
OMahony-The Border Warriors not
Properly Supported BY Hin.
PORTSMOUTH, N. h, April q, 1885,
VIM. H Grace Fenian organizer and captain in the
late Eastport expedition has arrived here from Portland
on his way home.
he says the expedition would have been had
General KiIlisn been sustained
He considers O'Mahony can imbecile and fraud on
the public and says that the only hope Of
Is In supporting Roberts and sweeny.p
He has told the Circle here to send money 10
Union square.
Return OF Two Hundred Fenians from
the Bordsr-Mutiny ON the stea mer, &c.
PORTLAND, April q. 1885,
The New Brunswick arrived from Eastport this morn
ing with two hundred Fenians
On leaving for Boston several who had gone ashore
were left behind.
At the entrance Of the harbor the Fenians who were
spelling for nght mutnied drew their pistols ON their
Officers aud obliged the boat 10 put back
Some Of the ringleaders put ashore and sent on
BY rail, and the boat proceeded at nine O'Clock.
Oar Portland Despatch.
PORTLAND, Me-, April 27, 1885.
About two hundred Fenians arrived on the boat this
morning from Eastport Some of them landed here.
General Roberts Is reported on board.
Considerable excitement has been caused by the re-
port that the captain got number Of the party ashore
here and attempted to shove OF and leave Them when
those board threatened seize the unless
the vessel put back and took them board The
beat about the bay for time but finally tho cap
tain took those shore aboard and proceeded the
journey
Very absurd rumors are a1oat about attempt to
capture the steamer but theabove the facts
as can learn.
There are q number Of Toronto Hibernians here
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