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wEsrCHEsrER INTELLIGENCE.

BuealArIRs AT Mouyr vERSoS-At an early hour on
Thursday morning the residence Of tho Rev. Owen vii.
Hams minister OF the Baptist church at Mount Vernon
vas brokon into BY some burglars and o quantity OF
valuable articles Of adys Dress table linen, &C. worth
about $780, carried or young girl was TO leave
the premises with large baske. IN her possession. The
house OF woman named Mary Mccain was suspected Of
being tho rendezvous OF the hieves but on search
being Instituted nothing discovered 70 substan;iae
the suspicion II 10 now thought probaoie that the
property taken New ORR and disposed OF there.
About the Same time the stable OF Mr. Carpenter,
short distance from the village, was entered and Two
In his employ distracted from the place. NO arrest
has been made in this case either.
SAD OCCURRENCE MORT HAvEx--James Alderman,
whc stated In yesterdays HERALD had been visited
with dangerous attack Of ocsav, has since died at
che residence or his parents Mott street. Mott Haven
The deceased was about years Of age and
was highly respected throughout the village.
\ MysrEarors DrsArrEAsAscx or A GEsnAy SERVANT
, GRL-A good deal OF excitement has been occasioned
in the village OF Mott Haven in consequence OF the
rather singular disappearance Of German girl named
Johanna who has been but few weeks Ia the country
having arrived at Now York In ono Of the Bremen
about three weeks since IL appears she
IN the employ OF . man named William Nelson, who
keeps drinking saloon and restaurant the Boston
road Mott Haven, aud was sent out errand about
esht ocock on thursday evening. having concealed on
her person some 5000, money which she had brought
with her from Germany. She Is about twenty seven
wears OF age stou,ly built, rather above the medium
height and Of dark swartny complexion. She was
bean thus fsr unsuccessful In hunting up any clue that
svoud lead to her Whereabouts an idea prevails with
large number OF peo7s that tas poor creature has been
faullr dealt With
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is11~ 1H1lN.

The Nevada Er'c-2risc gives tho following pa-c.ia-s
OF tho troubles Tia. have boon for time agilnng
The Mormons:--
ia gencrqiiv known thai there Is irraconci' ab.e
sly the Mormon Church; but u Il NO. .aaafillY
known mat the dvisop separates forty or ty thousand
.s.ia's' from the recognition a1f cou'ro. of Hrlr
ham Young aud the Salt Lake Churh authorities
Tn, branches dfcr. no. only IN relation Ia the
legitimate succession TO the Presidency OF the
chsrch, BIZ: IN vital ioctrioa, points WEI,
toyeiher. The disalcc,ci Mormsns scattered
tirou .hnut the Wsstrn States and under the Lead
ershp VI Joseph Smith, Jr Of the fonnie. OF the
fash. II lives Iowa, and seems 10 be mech respected
BY his neyhbors I, doubtless the intention Of the
cider Smith to place the mantle o. hs authority and
succession the shoulders OF the Iowa prophet bat
ne was killed prison, and Brigham Young MANAGED TO
elevate himself the church dcacv, while tho ju
Nor Smith mourning the death OF his father Such
OF tho Mormprs couli be prevailed upon 10 re-
move sat LAKE twenty years ago remained
In Iowa and Missouri, and recognized the authority
o. tho younger smith Their numbers have increased
largely ant they court all of forty thousand souls
1t Is said They neither beicve practise poynmv
and are altogether a moro intel.i.eI. body or people
than the Utah branch large portion OF them are
they were noted for their loyalty to the govcrnracot
soma months since published letter from Joseph
Smith j. in Xh.ci he stated the points ~ d;;'ornncs
between secs and alluded 10 tho disoys.y OF
the Salt Lake branch. The letter seems 10 baTc had
some effect for his followers have largely increased
during thu past year. He has made two or three anuc-
cessrul cJr.s the way of prsssYtzing At Sal: LAKE,
and the bands are irrscoac.,aoiy hostile 10 each
other.
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The speculative movement 10 government securities
has partially subsidized under absence Of demand from
the outside public aud pressure to sell at the recent
advance Tie market closed dull the street at the sub
joined quotations: 1881, Ill l1iN; cou
pom, 1851. 11l7s ll2 ve-twenss, registered, lsCz
40 1l0x; Cve-twenics. coupon, 1852, 113X a
ia; hvc.twent'cs coupon, 1894, 11oh 1i0h; Ave-
twenric coupon, 1866. I1OE Ill; DO, January aud
July 1856 1857; fvc.twen,ies coupon, 1885,! 1o5H
1857: tenfortcs, registered, 90 99I; ten-.orties,
coupon 1927 1887; gold, l4Os a14Oi4 August seven
thirtes, 1919 losh; June do, 107< lo71s July do,
1o7I 1919; August compounds. 1884, 1isH l1aK:
October d. 1888 1isI, December do Il7,S ll77s;
May do. 1855. III 1l7T August do, 1i8 l16,4;
September do 1857 iI5K; October do, lis l15k.
Tho gold market was steady the range Of the day
having been from 140 10 1904 with the closing transac
ions a, li0x. Loans wero made on easier terms than
yesterday from La lilo per per diem
The gross cearngs amounted to $50 900, and tho
gold balances to $780, Tho coin sold yesterday
by the Troasury is supposed TO have exceeded the
amount Of the days receipts for customs duties.
Tho foreign exchange mriot Is dull and declining,
and sales of bankers sterling made low 1925
Bankers bills England, at sixty days. quoted At
1922 -; at three days 10 1lo,l; commercial bills,
100 1914 Bills Paris, at sixty days. SIS 515is
at three days, sax 6l3k othsr continental bills
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hands OF the literary t.usstocking class There Is
one execution to this rule Mrs Harriet Lane, the
iarist lecturer aud debaier, attends all the great indoor
ano ouoor aemonstratons and follows up the speeches
Lor manhood suffrage with appeal 10 democrats in
FAVOR o. universal suffrage" She gathered around her
meeting on the 9th of May, in Hyde Park, and ad-
dressed them Tor hal an hour this congenial theme
LOGICAL NrsRENcEs.
Lord Palmerston has been dead little over egh
Seen months, yet what distance the British nation mas
travelled since the date of Lis Death Were Lord Pal.
merston TO resume his old seat In Parliament hc would
scarcely recognize that House Of Commons in which he
was elected 10 Sit but seat In which he never lived 10
occupy He left tho conservative party In perfect state
OF discipline; he might now see high tory mountain
0ormed In the OF Mr.. Dsraeli He left tho
liberal party in toerabe state Of discipline; he might
see now in unexampled state Of dsinesraon. and
It's main body aud leader suffering defeat after defeat at
the hands OF Mr. D!srae. He LETT the country quet he
would find II in tho turmoil OF agitation Ho left the
country on the surface at eas still natose he would
ind wakefu from the peer 10 the journeyman baker,
with its pulse beating high, perhaps feverishly. But
whv the face Of the waters perturbedY Because the
under currnts have been heated and set in notion and
Tho agitation the lower strata has broken up that
pearsnce OF calm and pacdity which British public life
had for many years exhibited and animated By Ameri-
can example and warmed into life by the genial in
duence OF continental democracy, the British people
have broken the shsckes OF feudal control politics.
disentralled themselves from arsocratc intolerance
and their right TO vote national Affairs watch
their finances and counsel crown In peace
and reeeu citizens and loyal but enfranchised
Slbjects.
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m; standard white on the spot WA
& rs ' s s re ar ;ss VS.
&c., Eoss s 20 oie d rs rae ' so aS O. e.
SSi = i Fn sa4 r. IL Tor f eptss ss q
stsnaast sn ~. o a. 2se aud 800 Go. ao,,,.
PiEAriisr wAH.-saies were made OF ~.
Ii,or continued quiet. small sale Of coroi.
sUc.n-A modera,a business in raw was eow4 saies
won bass s5 Of l1c iSrisr 70 good refining 4s
s, ior toro ii.,o. cl nj unchanged b,'.s. ed
e. p s Of 20 20 yss s e say ahs &
was was quoted si,s :! r. l,s .etas aS-sA
sr,rrs,Aa DESCRIPTIONS y. bed lrlny, with s,r
Sa,es q ives i, g Sc aS Is e, 's'I n..msa 81 s7.
s a and s sas 30 ' "a 's e z bond sSd p apt,
srr-raony small sales of sie san we're mad. at exc
sr.ssSss We note sales OF ,scD ns at Iesc- 1885,
io Ss, u g. s rs%a.o a.t AsG were
ssSa"a anu Tsi s i.l @S.i g.. s: 70 49,
s Which s.s %as %.' s s on,s
Sa,-a All sc a s1si d. aud = ne ss both soid tcs
TosAceo Bc.h Kentucky and seed leaf o.
s"esy a a P' sSrs Ss'i ' visa T..
do ryao ierss X, 90 seed a. e. 's, Ttcisss c
also 10 bai $ Y.ra Oh private ta,ras.
s ;So her. AZ I'll liz ' but prices were unchanged
b ssaa, das os s s The mr' so qgr,
ard ny Sr ;iic Tor STATE, n ls'ad
w,r we've decidedly low business was con-
s,t'nnIcl Particularly state Western lcecos aud |
ryIs VOLS but AS usual med
al d,scriMons wcr. decidedly heavy offerings
hborai and. without speed. Improvement IN trade
i WAS Thought prices viii 80 s1g buik of
u" transactions 10 prcai ranging at from
axe 20 Soc; forega renl,nei ql.et; prices |
WIRE IN. lhsc, However,. shH OF donissc |
azgrcs tied Jlj0o) hs az ;S, oJs nc.,liaG 0,3 las
inM,.sael at re ~, 10, nsar psiae for heavy; oho
esra. Coz: 5000 Ihs. .GbAei, 4lc. 1900 do bury
state at 4 c. and aroher Of 800 L,s,, now Troy,
on private rms; also fnt los. california &c.. 32e.
or snrns canf a5 for faW do: 500 do fall Clip,
,VD DO assorted terms. 30 ODD barry
slightly bury AZ 10. Gle 1eJp los. Texts 49, 3ic.
n:a lot 25V0 lbs naked do 2$. tsu)0 lbs pulled ut
&c. fa for 80 10 and 5c11 los. nos
foreign tac sa, we're y 800 ls Mexicln part at q re %
Dales Cape 1t Nc, ~ do Doastoi Fort Philip
private terms, au small lots Mcstixa prevous prices
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SHIP PIN q NEW S .
eORT or new Y0ag. AUGUST 9. 1857.

Cleared.
Steamship st Laurent (Fr). Boeanec. HavreG Mackcn-
Steamship Baltic. Rogers Bremen via soahampon-isaac
Steamship Corsica fDr). lie Messnvcr. NassauE cunsrI
Steamship Louisa Moore Wallace, Sewbcra-aurrsy Fer
SIP " Russell (Br), Jcwcs, Hong Kong Hewlett 4
sbIp freedom, Bradley. New orleaas-v II Brigham.
Bak Ferdinand !Pru.l Brose. Queensowa for orders
Marx poyre (Nor) johnson, Croos.aitFunch. Meincse
Bark Terosa (Daicn), Duric Maracsbo-Mai,ani Phelps
Bark Lady Franklin orb Bryant Little Glaco aay--o
Brs Mime. tswcd,. Ensssen. Leshornruncs xclnoxs
Bri5 Hnlda Cswed,, Bars.rcm; Cork or Falmouth via
Brig samson Fossct. Monrovia and q market-Yatss 4
brig waadsr,, namr Mshlnahn, Flo JAnero via Rich.
ms S,s As,s's sh wsni
scSi VIM M,yss Cs.ln \, M,s,,n'H ,aa vs.Abs Son
scSS si Ben, frans Wilmington, nee Powell.
Self M,rsns. Plata Blszara. Wilmington. Dol--T L
As seSr Dart. johnson. Stamford.
sioop Mary Elliabc.h, Williams, New Haven Racket
Steamer Black Diamond Meredith, Philadephls.
Arrived.
steamship San Francisco Howes San Juan. Mo. with
Steamship Leo Dearborn, savannsh % hours with mdsc
Steamship rropo1,i. IsI Hsgnson. Boston Aug for
BARK ccacaa tspj Cews Havana, days, ballast. to
sars Tyne Norris xasanrAs days. with &c. to
Bark cienfuezos Moore c,enfasses days with sugar
day, Aug IA, q =. len ;s had lo Aars I, %
"a S ss es. .sa
r W.: , s from Ser csp Miner and vie and
saw square, Or
has been days north OF A,erAs with very light Winds
BARK Enrique Circuit. syey,,a. u day: sih s1sar 70
Valentine Doane Yonnc. Of Provncc,cws, with $40 bbs
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BIZ e y iioaghon !" oays with molasses,
! wiz 80, y Emery (of Portllnd) pslno q,
lrtnc yto Moss Ward on the "a 'as' " days.
'"'u sph' SAILS stove port buiwarks
Err u me (Br>, Farwen Mstsnzss I. a,vs ain. Z.
70 Hess r.. =. Inst OF Hatteras had he w W. sugar
cae o.t de- Nad u ~ bids nnoiasses ''e "urr'-
Brig Robert! ko~s lot .~ew Haven't Hotchkiss Barbados
"a dave With suea ana 'ses 70 II Trowbliigs's sons
Ir1g Strpnt strou,, Brunsy'ck, Ga. days
h \. VIM Mallory. Jr Wilbur. Few Haven. ballast TO
Ssar s.9y Martin oenfuesos IS days. with sugar to
'Slr - Jaaas smith Co "a inst tat IS H. lon u ~
$50 le iafc hurricane NJ Sc to Me- aud around 10 NWS
vi nov 70 Jour hours under storm rysai which burst
NS-N' o'.S P''css u 'con'"8
sear Fancy townsend Galveston 81 days With cotton.
Schr John Walker, Overton, Jacksonv,ie
schr !. brown, Davis Little River SO -
Schr II oquires Thinner. Richmond Va
Schr Barber Hediing, Virginia
SchrL Qnirk Robinson. Virginia
Schr Lo-tie k!oLs, Wiilets, Geor rn.owo nc
Schr I.bbie q l8r). Roberts, Newark Nj
Schr Margaret Plata, Blizzard, New Haven
To- FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INrELLroRwcr
SEE ANOTHER PAGE.
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Ther" w,s ineressca nsynncy IN the wica, market TO-
day and VIII far slipping ae%aad for the swsrss-s
s ss" $50 aass.fs ss sa
81 q, 81 fGsassn 81 .sF Sc S as
than 1' ifcs''.t ssfsy :''";f
& ;' y; %,. e; :i's sss
only load sold at that ngrrs oA1 were IN TAR Dc.
mani manly ana snail is 'sa w ssaad
- FOR unsosnd do a Csc for STATE and rs s sc
%s. s." so nss "a
@ f Ts.s wa: .S ss
u ads. Gu. we heard Of but sAaresd
per- ae 80 Si' oD sa:sel; ;sssT
sa4S ss;ss aa $ ' ss sor at Il
6bs ca 90 case. ,os,e,, u; 81 :: and Pc,
iss g. and a. INV ss q sr
s r e Ss' wore made In Boston Of 200
'a Gus ~ 81, Bssss wsrc duh and nominal.
addition :hs sale. Mails 2ns,sss BED. n
pYr last there we're ,sa i e,a ss demand se 81 bales
ssstcsmer Virginia. At isc essh currency Other kinds
qsss' -rs e., s s i s'
at hsrs remained BENG steady and firm sales
IS bales al SIC a 7Oc. according 70 Quality:
u.ss .ay ss'sa
g. M,s S :sp re- o@ and yi Is
0Tsrnsa-rhe marke. for both hsmocs and con.i
nasa aue' but prices ssaer.Y wsrs useshsayad
Lxap-was almost negeced small sales al &C gold Tor
ordinary foreign. . ., q, r.
Lunsrr heard Of cargo sales. prices were With
out change, however, Eastern spruce ranged q
from Sig TO 81 81. a.,
s,Gs. sss heary We heard OF no ,rsn.actons
NAVAL sroRxThe market for spirits turpcnine was
shade weaker with but little doing tho business being con-
nei 10 about 20 bbs ncrchanabs order At ,sc the
uarkei osing 6)c Gle Resins were but little sought
alter; prices however remained unsh.ngsi The sass
rpod do ana IS So Oj for No. Tar was lower sales
ere maze of 100 bbls wmngonat 90 rs 1O do. In lots
Al "a, and 81 DO. Washington a. ~ 20 -.
Orswc heard Of further sales OF English. but bold
"a, 81 Fsh oils were steady ut 75c for crude whale and
Ssfor crude sperm Lard and olive were unchanged City
a' PnoTioys % ssl: pqy d. beef go 4,
steady. under far demand. at about yeserays prices
The rarSet closing So 20 cash and SO 25 regular The
ssss were syp bs.., at SO IL So 20 for new mess
- Is for old do 81 as FOR prime mess and sls 70
Tor p,me The sales wers 70 bSs 4 SO SIS for
extra mes and SIS $N for new plain do Beef lama
ers negerted and prices nominal OF tercc beef
sae wss made OF a! SO for extra ns Cut meats
wsrs ia light demand bus prices we're UNIFORM sales
Ssrs aiso touo ibs picked sides. 10 bulk, at llc OF
bacon which was steady the sales were abou: CIV lbs
shor cea in bulk 1s end ~ boyes ice cured AZ 3 Tor
sret,r and i2 Cumberland cut The lard was
more active at prices sacs ~ bols az isSc
PwrpoEuscruie remained iull and heavy and we have
only 10 report the sc OF 30 bills Icy GRAVITY 10 u.'x =.
Ixc which Inc offerings quite liberal Borded vas
not quss o. sce and r future delivery prices furnss a.
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corrrR iuyo'. though quic. rJ,.ri n-r The
business coare 10 about dD1 ~ hs ~ 2ji<s .ic
far Portage ilHe PIC. for Detroit ani2s for .,nor.
ssp'eia5ef 2.i October delivery WA qu,tei Nc Tc
apr a.ulSs
CrMaNr -Rossnia.c unci ingcf al 81 30 81 60
G. lv1trs.- 'd,m1rtins hanged. AMI
paon. y aad firm i0c esrcctiyey with
fi,ficr ,ic sales.
DrEyoo; we're cuc. pros were nosini lily .cd
hover r. 81 D0mias, low 1oi was quoted .. 81 81
Dar;s AID DYEs-t hcnicas are without decided ciaarn
sa'-s I'D tons sol At 2Lc .c 81 tons sa soda
at s7Sc &C. % d. do. arrive n. 2T.if; 40
kegs bi cab. g, ;! ~ SC 50i do do 10 arrive ~ Til.
latter figure 100 drains casiic soil n. 5ac. 6c. iJU
casks bleaching pow crs &c 5. CURRENCY I'D a. do
% cr.ive 3tc 3xc; 500 lbs French glue 11
rcncy 400 lbs prussiae potash. aud snail !o sencsa
root private terms.
FLouR Ayn QR.TRcceirts. aoss bhis. -four, e4s bags
n,c1 70 OSJ bushels whea, 05 tal do i) Do
y Ar, and e5l5 10 mali. rrsgulTity
The >hsf of the aour MARKET
nrcuated 10 day materially Under fair slirnlng d..
mand fcr low grades Of cor fresh ound from ~ wheat
prices aisancel lJc. &c. PEI Dbl, while aour from
new. wheat continued dnl, AMI prices were from i5c.
20 &c aal IN CASES Zoe per Dbl. Iowa. Cali
f)raa stcidy for tho low grsirs, and lrincr
for chorc. The sales tinclidins California; were
abor, 0C0 bb!s Tho rket for southern ior quiet
bu, unchanged rhe sales $40 bbs at quotations.
Rye -four rn. with fair inquiry for the better grades
The laes about 30 bbs. Cora mca active
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Auy'lSI 10 L. IT.
BFE7wAI was dull All unchanged at iic. AZ
CoFrT.- rio in ,riprfyci dem md prfcss ruled
steady. he sales DJJ bags William f;unta,
lie gold bJni, 7Sl 10, Cllr i9<- and 6-I TO-,
Trucaa pr Yaic TERMS Other kinds dull and
unciang"..
corToN-rhe offerings more liberal Tho dpmard
onis moderate AMI prices declined is-. ~
MARKET heavy the reduction The sales were 1861
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kpsxs-On Tuesday. Angus. O. SARAH AoAxs aged
"a years. the beloved vito Of Charles Adams.
rho relatives and fr on3s respectfully invited to
attend the frera ron her late 70 iiencc, NO SD Third
avenue. this fsaturdlv' morning, at ten o'clock The
funeral Oil be held In tho Episcopal church IN
Forty seventh street. between Lexington and Fourth
avenues The remains will be taken TO Evergreen
Aypzasoy -cn Friday m,rnins August o. at orange,
n. j., KAx EissSoR daughter Oh Augustus q and
Eleanor Anderson, granddaughter VI the laio Colonel
Fare ihes we'll, swce, bid OF bsauiy,
Little 2a,le larc thee we'll;
For thou vast too purs and lovely
IN a world ike this 10 dwell.
Notice OF fuieranyn ,o-snorrow's paper.
BgpgEs lon Fryay, August Q, Of dysentcry, In the
10Th year Of his age MARTIN, son or William Berg and
Mary Cnvaunsh, OF Dunane, Queens county, Ireland.
one O'Clock from the residence Of his parcns 34o East
Sixteenth street.
BYssx-on Friday morning, August O. of consump-
ton in the S5d year Of his age JA1ss BInsE na"Vo
The friends o. the family are invited to attend the
funern Sunday afternoon at ono O'Clock, from the
residence OF hts brother Patrick Byrnc, No. 1913 East
TWeu, y-Gflh street, nearFirst avenue.
CLARKs.--On Thursday, August ;, OwES CLAnKs q
native OF the town % Noia1h, parish Of Kan, county
CavaD, ireland. aged 80 years.
The friends Of the family are requested to attend the
funeral from the residence Of his brother, No. as
Seventh avenue, this saturday afternoon, Vt two
O'Clock, 70 Calvary Cemetery
CuRRy-On Friday, August Q, after short Illness.
JAxE tho beloved vito OF James Curry, In the 4sih year
The relatives and friends Of The family arc respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her residence
NO. $40 Ninth avenas, on Sunday afternoon, at two
o'clock
Cofs-0n Friday morning, August o. at Annadale
Staten Island. GBEnr A. ColE. OF spopexy in the 6o'h
'f The res,isss and friends are respectfully invited TO
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Mining shares were steady at the decline Of yes,er-
day At tho first board Smith ParmeIee sold at IS o6;
Davidson Copper. 81; Quartz Hill. 81 IS; Corydon,
81 o5; Consolidated Gregory Gold, - Is; New York
Gold, 81 10.
comparison OF the details OF the statements Of The
national debt dated respectively August 1885, and Au
gust l. 1867. shows tho following changes
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It will be By the above figures that there was re-
uc,ion in the total debt during tho year OF ss3
but II deduct the amount In tho Treasury from the
total debt each Of the dates msntoned We ind that
the amount Of indebtedness has BEEN reduced $751;
$780, the amour. Of and currency In lie vaults on the
LIST Of the present month having been about thirty eight
millions larger than at the same time last year. the
volume Of srecnbacks was reduced during the year to
tho extent Of more than hryone millions ana Of the
compound interest notes more than fortyseven millions
and half we're cancelled making total legal tender
contraction Of s7ss7ss9L The gold besring debt
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
A,fxS-D-var On THURSDAY, Auyis. 8, nj the brides
residence by the Rev. Or. s. Downing, Wn. r ALLEN to
AGATHA H. Dzvos, both OF this city.
CrRuss--ao ,n-Ia this ely, or THURSDAY, August 8
by tho Rsy J c. waJhbuTr Mr.. r. II Cusrss OF HI
noir, TO MIS- C,ars " AGAR, OF Now YORK No carls.
CosxoLLy- rlrs isRAID -Oa Thursday evening. Aug
rs l. by the Rev John Rodgers al tho residence of Tho
bndss father, Mr. MARTIN II. CONNOLLY to Miss IlSzIE
FirzIanArp, ali Of Now Brunswick, N j.
Portland, Ne. Baltimore, and Washington, d. c.,
papers please copy.
Gsrn.-smYrux On THURSDAY. August 1. BY the Rev.
L. g. Weed Jois 4. Gas to MARIE SxrrJE, both OF this
ctv
scrzyyya-,powx. -Oa Thursday. Auyrs, 8, By the
Rev John s. Inskip JoHS X ScHaYvEa TO CATHERINE n.
BaowN, both ot this city.
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increased s436 $50 while the debt bearing caren,
interest was reduced $685., 7oi.IO4
The receipts Tor customs, and the receipts payments
and balances at the Sub Treasury this city for the ex
prsd portion OF The week have been as follows
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Manonic Ca16brations.

We learn from brethren who were present that the
mSmbsu Of The MaScnie fRtsrnlsy At ElisabsthtOn'
had quito a nice time at their celebration, on Thursday
the 2slh ali. After tho Address BY ReV. DR.. Drake
an elegant and sumVtuoHS EspASt was served up By tho
h~diss,-Whoso ulailes were Il rays Of sunlight.
We failed to make the connection with the rRAIH
going to EIlEabothton, but i~ueOsodOd IN company with
other brethren, in reaching eroeneVille, Just u time y
join the p~roceSIioR o. the maternity Of that place, and
had the plessur, Of hearing ono OF the most eloquent
and appropriate onAiiOns Il was ever cur pleasure TO
IIuton to, delivered by Rev. Dt. PsArno, Of Knoxville.
After the ceremonies were over, We wers seiSed BY the
Sheriff Of Greene county, Mr.. A. W. Walker, who bur-
rsd uS!OH TO the "ASdy JOhnIOn Rendezvous" with a
number Of other Radicals, and thsSe had to submit to
The most personal digaasss. This strange Conduct on the
part Of the Sheriff was mAnlissted toa6rd3 W Tor rsAs'
OBS Sass known 10 that polite OaaciAl hfmaelf. w bAdO
several attempts to SEtiickts OurSSlE, bat all proved fu-
tile. Finally, Lawyer IngerSOll, the %sfHeispt Assistant
Attorney General, Susa ont 4 wit Of Aabsds sOrYu', and
thus WO we're relieved irom the tsrrihls clutches Of the
sheriff. But neTsr was prisoner or client treated bet
br than We. Long live our GrosnSVils friends. Z