The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-25
SEGUND EUHIUN
WASH HINGTON.
The Counterfeit SeVen-Thirties.
More About the Recent Ro-
mantle Marriage.
News from Our South Attain
tic Squadron.
nte.. Etc., Etc. Etc, ETC.. D4s.
More About tho Romantic Marriage.

More About the Romantic Marriage.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The following an
nouncement was made at st. Aloysius' aad other
Catholic churches in this city yesterday. A
Catholic man was lately married to a Protestant
lady in this church, with the necessary dispen-
sation of the. Most Reverend Archbishop, the
intention of these parties to appear afterwards
before Protestant minister, there to be mar
ried again, not being known either to us when
they were married here, or to the Archbishop
when he gave the dispensation to the man to
marry Protestant.
BY the order of the most Rev. Archbishop
regret is hereby publicly expressed for what
occurred at that late marriage, the Archbishop
having disappIoved of the same and required
this public announcement, lest it should pass
into precedent, and that all Catholics may
understand that such marriages are contrary to
the discipline of the Church. Thus far, for
the order of the Most Rev. Archbishop,
we may only add, reminding the
people that according to the laws of the
Church any of the faithful who presume to get
married out of the Church by the very act incur
accommodation. The above is understood to
refer to the recent marriage of the Belgian
Secretary of Legation, Baron Won HarVe, to
Protestant lady,
The Counterfeit seven-thirtIes.
Colonel Wood, Chief of the Detective division
of the Treasury Department, has secured the
three electrotype plates from which the spu.
rious United States Seventy thirty notes were
printed, They are as near fac SMILES of the
original engraving as it is possible to make
electrotypes under the circumstances that must
have attended their preparation. t
An inspection shows that they had been de-
faced by scratching and battering, so that they
could not be used but there is ample and un.
questionable evidence that they are the identi-
cal plates from which the spurious notes were
printed. These plates have undoubtedly been
electrotyped from bad impressions taken
off the original engraved plates.
Such impressions could be obtained by an
plate printer engaged upon the work, by pre-
pairing sheets of lead the size of the notes, and
seizng an opportunity to take an impression
just as if it were on paper: the pressure of the
lead into all of the minutest cuts and marks of
the engraved plate, produces a negative
from which, by the ordinary process of electro
typing, fac simile of the original plate could
be easily produced
The peculiar process of rolling does not on
account of the yielding and spreading of the
lead always leave upon the sheet lead precisely
the same impression as upon paper, but it is
in general appearance so much the same in
every particular to deceive the most experienced
experts. The electrotype plates Of the backs of
the $40 and 500 notes, and those of the face,
front, and back of the $1,000 seven-thirties, are
now in the possession of the secret service divl-
sion of the Treasury Department.
1t has been definitely ascertained that only
$3.50 900 of the spurious 1905 were put in circu-
lation and the rest that were printed were de-
stroyed, so that holders OF 7'30 notes who had
them in possession previous to August 1867
may be sure that they are genuine, as the spu-
rious issue was not issued until afterwards, as
nearly as can be ascertaned, between the 10Th
and goth of September.
Senior Romero.
private letter dated Vera Cruz November
8, from N. Romero say;-"We arrived safely at
this port after very perilous voyage, in which
the Wilderness came very near being lost. 1
find matters in very satisfactory condition.
find that my friends are running me as a candi.
date tor Governor of the State Of Oaxaca against
a brother Of General Porhrio Diaz.n
The Wilderness will have TO go into dry dock
before she can return to New Orleans.
Che South Atlantic Squadron.
Dispatches received at the Navy Department
dated Bahia, Brazil, October 21, make the fol-
lowing report of vessels belonging to the South
Atlantic Squadron, showing their location on
the 3Oth of fseptember;-The flagship Guerriere
was at Rio de Janeiro; the Pawnes was at Bahia;
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