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The New York herald., 1868-06-07
AFFAIRS At FORTRESS MONROE.
Marriage Of m Onhcer-Fashionable Attend-
ance-Wharfage Regulations.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, June 4, 1865.
Lieutenant j. 8. Tomkins, Adjutant Of the Thirteth
United States infantry now stationed NJ Fort d. A.
Russell, Dakota Territory, was married this after
noon, at four O'Clock, to Miss Emma F. Eaton, Of
this place. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Cheevers post chaplain, at the Episcopal
chapel inside the fort II is the first full dress we'd
ding that has taken place there for the past eight
years, and was largely attended by the o1cers and
ladies Of the post. There were two bridesmaiis-
Miss Sallie Barry, daughter Of General Barry, com.
mandng the post, and Miss Lotte Scammon, of
Richmond. The groomsmen were Captain 8. =. Bis
sell, Of the Second United States infantry and Lieu
tenant B. X. Roberta OF the Fifth artillery. The
bride was dressed IN white stk, trimmed With satin
folds, while the bridesmaids were attired In white
farieton, trimmed in a tasteful manner. fhe happy
couple leave this eveDing for the far West.
BY direction Of the Quartermaster General q sys-
tenn Of wharfage hiss been established for all goods
for private parties landed on the government wharf
at this place. TIE fund thus creato6 will be used
for the purpose 81 keeping the wharf in repair The
government has heretofore kept the wharf In repair,
but as the expense Of doing SO a very heavy y s
thought 1ut just to make parties, shipping and re-
ceivng goods ct this point PpJ portion Of this ex'
pense>
The New York herald., 1868-06-07

OF the Psalms It's more rigid. or as they would
claim more faithful, inenDeTs regard the use oi any
freer version OF the Psalms - proanation OF puDlc
worship. Ii IL a Sill against which they ieei Dounu
TO testify Nor is this all. they insist that every
member OF their communion shall join them In their
testimony. The penalty of refusing TO DO 80 is eXcon-
municatiOn, at least Suspension. They smut out
from access to the Lords liable all VINO do not ap-
prOach 1t with Rouses stanzas on their lips
We can imagine this charge illustrated by the read
Ing OF stanza after stanza, selected almost lndscr-
more grave, and the gay would become more gay
We give few examples
When they me saw, they from me ied
Ev'n so i am forgot,
As men are out Of mind when dead;
I'm like broken pot. PS. XXI.
Let not my wrongful enemies
Proudly rejoice DER me-
Nor who me hate without q cause,
Let them wink with the eye, PS. xxxv.
Like as the hart for water brooks
In thirst doth pant and bray
SO pants my longing soul God,
That come to thee may. PS XIII.
[It is Rouse who puts in the bray: not David.l
Who ofr'reth praise, me glorhes;
Will show Gods salvation
20 him that Ordereth Alright.
His life and conversation. P5 L.
At evening let thou then return
Making great noise and sound,
Like TO q dog and often walk
About the city round. PS LIX.
call to thy remembrance
Thy congregation
Which thou hast purchased OF old:
Still think the same upon. PS LXxvI.
Take the morning wings and dwell
In utmost parts OF sea
Ev'n there, Lord, shall tiny hand we lead,
Thy right hand hold shall me.
These are specimens which might be multiplied
indefinitely as those familiar with Rouse well know.
They can see the point.
The New York herald., 1868-06-07
INTERNAL REVENUE SEIZURE.

Yesterday Bernard Hess Inspector Of Internal
Revenue entered and seized tobacco mandatory,
in Green Point, L. l., the property Of william
N. smith, on charge OF owing an arrear OF tax
amounting to t1,9g7, and left keeper In custody
OF the premises until the tax shall be paid.
The New York herald., 1868-06-07

TREASURE FOR EURoPE.-The following were the
shipments Of treasure for Europe yesterday:-Cty
o. Baltimore, for Liverpool, e42s. .727 steamship
sorussa, for Hamburg, t43S, ,l74-making total OF
The New York herald., 1868-06-07
American Bible Society.

The stated meeting of the Board OF Managers was
held at the Bible House on the 4th inst. One new
auxiliary was recognized in South Carolina. Com
municatlons were received from Mr. Thomas M.
Westrup, Monterey, giving satisfactory account Of
the work in Mexico, and requesting fresh supply
of books; from the Rev. Isaac G. Bliss, Constant-
nope, with the gratifying statement as to
the work IN SYRIA and to the circulation OF the
Arabic Bible; from the Rev. George Washburn,
Aintab, with the annual letter from the Central
Turkey Mission as to their Bible work. Grants OF
books were made, amounting to S292 volumes, OF
various sizes and in different languages To the
missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. grant was made Of Arabic Testaments for
India; Testaments In Portuguese for Para, Brazil;
Spanish Bibles ant Testaments for Mexico; Bibles
and Testaments, Danish and Swedish, for Scandina-
vians in Minnesota; Ojibwa Testaments for Ojibwas
in Wisconsin, and to numerous auxiliary societies
and Bible committees at the South. In funds, so 900
were granted to the A. B. O. F. M for Bible work In
China.
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COURT FASHIONS At BUCKINGHAM PALACE.
From the London Times, May 1s.

From the London Times, May 10.
BY command Of the Queen state ball was given
last night at Buckingham Palace, to which party Of
upwards of 700 was invited
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess Of
Wales, escorted by a detachment Of the Royal Horse
Guards arrived at the garden entrance Of the Palace
about ten O'Clock. Their Royal Highnesses Prince
and Princess Christian arrived, attended by Lady
Susan Melville Mrs. @. q. Gordon and Colonel O. @.
Gordon. Her Royal Highness Princess Louise ar
rived, attended by Lady Caroline Darlington and
Colonel A. Hardinge. His Serene Highness tho
Prince and her Royal Highness the Princess OF Teck
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess OF
Wales Prince and Princess Christian, Princess LOUISE
his Serene Highness the Prince and her Royal High
ness the Princess Of Teck conducted by the Earl Of
Bradford lord Chamberlan,, and attended by their
ladies' and gentlemen In waiting, entered the ball
room at quarter past ten O'Clock, aud the dancing
shortly afterwards commenced. !
Her Royal Hlghness the Princess Of Wales wore Q
OF tue and bouquets OF pak roses and silver sham.
rocks. Headdress, a tiara Of diamonds. Ornaments.
Catharine OF Russia and the Danish order.
Her Royal Hghness Princess Christian wore adress
Wreaths and bououets of narcissus and grass Head
Dress tiara OF diamonds. Necklace and orna-.
ments, opals aud diamonds. Orders, victora and
Her RoysI Higness Princess Louise wore dress OF
silver blond and green satin, trimmed with narcissuA
ans ans. '1Ti ornaments diamonds orders Victoria and
ALBEIT and 50. Isabel.
Csote q Tnney q full band was in attendance con-
ducted by Mr. Coote, and performed the following
selection Of music:-
Ouadrille--"La Grande Duchesse," "........ .Arbau.
yalse-"Court Beauties' nrst time; composed for
the occason). .CoOte.
Quadrle-"L'Eil Creves. ves....................H .HervG
Vase-"Fiumara Liedor".. .GunQr.
Iancers--The Royal .CO0eo.
Vase--Kunstler Lebenn. strauss.
Ouadre-"Prima Donna. nap...........,........C .Cooto.
valsc-"Elsen Tanze" ze".....................Gu .GunGT.
Iapcers--.Imperal" "...............,.. .OoOte-
--sExpensn0tenv v.................,Str ,StrauGnL
| Ouadrie-"La Vie Parisicnpe ........ OfYenbach.
-'Castagnette .Cooto.
Lancetp hOe
valse--"Summer Bloom. ......... Colonel Lindsay.
0alop-"Fisz". Ttnney,
The New York herald., 1868-06-07
RELIGIOUS IETELL-GGEf!

The three days pubic prayer, or iridium, COM
menced on thursday morning last in all the Catholic
churches in compliance with the wishes of the Holy
Father as expressed in his encyccal letter of Octo-
ber II, 1887, well as Of the general sentiment
pressed by the assembled delegates at the Baltimore
Council The public services will be ttingy ended to-
day with collection in the various Catholic churches
throughout the archdiocese, the proceeds OF which
will be devoted to the benefit Of the Pope. The services
and prayers during the iridium have been directed
especially to the supplicatng of divine assistance
for the prosecuted children OF the in all nations
and that God may "extend His strong right arm to
guard and protect His holy Church; that he may
strengthen and console the heart Of its Chief Pastor
who is still encompassed by 80 many peris, and
forced by the malice and treachery OF wicked men
to suffer so many wrongs and trials; that lie may
deliver him from the snares OF his enemies and guide
the bark OF Peter through storms and dangers into
safety and peace"
The services each day consisted OF q votive mass
and Litany OF the Saints in the morning and the
Maserere and solemn benedictOn In the evening. On
Thursday the mass was in honor OF the Blessed Sacra
ment on Friday requiem TO the memory of the
men who died In the service OF the Pope, and on
Saturday In honor OF the Blessed Virgin
Trinity Sunday, festival designed for the especial
cOmmemOration OF the divine mystery of the Trinity
will be celebrated in the Catholic and Episcopal
churches. There are no especial services to desig
nate the festival, but the collects lessons and gospel
OF the day selected because OF their appropriate
ness to the mystery c0mnemOrated.
The Young Mems S0dality OF st. Francis Xavier
will hold a special meeting to-day at the hall of St.
Francis Xavier College.
The New York herald., 1868-06-07
Coneregationalism in New Jersey.

The Newark Advertiser states that the New Jersey
Conference Of Congregational churches has just
closed its annual meeting In that city. Twenty
churches (seven of which have been added the past
year, were represented by pastors and delegates.
The meeting which continued most Of two days, had
but little Of mere business to transact the churches
reservng to themselves all legislative and judicial
power. Reports from all the churches were presented
one sermon was preached and prospects OF plans for
future operation were discussed The past year to
this denomination, which sixteen years ago had no
churches In the State has been one Of marked pros
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..ia=l .li..a=rl,ExANDRHAe GAZETTE

.YD yIRaI MA s5AD.VER E i;ssER,
q 'o59ss' ,,e..s (FoR TIE 90 u&ITRT .sa to2 ~
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Who ha7o injured themselves by, a c2eI =.
tain practice, indulged in, q habit fFe =
quently @ learned from evil companionsi' OF at.
school, the effects Of which rare nightly felt,
even when asleep, and, # not cured rendeFJ
marriage impossible, and destroys both mnd'
What pity that a young man, the hope OF
snatched from ali prospects and enioymonts OF
life By the consequence Of deyiating from tho
path Of nature, and INDUCING in certain Sc
cret habit. Such persons must before contenf-"
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men comtGmpia-
ting marriage, being aware Of Physical Weak AK
ness, Organic Debility, Doforuities, speedily
cured.
He who places himself under the care OF Dr.
J. may religiously conade in. his honor rs z
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his ski
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q OMETHINJG NEW maE, IN
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rERMs OF ADvERTIs1Na:

Vu, Vutntyive cents for each subsequent one. Liberal
saa ssfn. sxc.eaps vsiae vii
Marriage Notlsstf! Ns.,st aa III @
Be Of personal will be chars
:, sr at nj rtisenept rates.! ctl;s. etit 70i 9,
o. ~ must bo accompanied By the names O
Az a. nbors aud rejected catlons cannot be returned
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PROFESSIONAL.

AZ gARD .. Xxx. i:t; I; :, $ ,,1,r
Il-yR. iDURAED; q skillf1ll and reliable 3 3 r. ]Es
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Medicines sent by mail: Give; an accurate
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OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK
BALTIMORE. MD,

Left hand side going from Baltimore stree
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ton Of advortisenient describing symStGn5a tor sa,oo a
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs N ,Li ms olIce:
TNDORsBMENT OF THE. PRESS, u. ls
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Surgical 0P@FpstGSRs rat Se gsFSF
ed BY Dr. Joh9son W3Hssem DS n9 GS919 81
Wbich " have appeared again and again betorg-fit
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MARRIAGE,

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What is the McArdle Case ?

- SsA~ A"A~AAA
One McArdle, somewhere in the
South, having by disturbing the public
peace, melting insurrection, libeiling
generals of the army, and obstruction
reconstruction, committed offences cog
nizable by military authorities, was
arrested. tried, and allowed to go on
bail. An appeal was taken, OH writ Of
hdbcds corpus, to the Supreme Court of
the United States. As it would be in
the power Of every Southern obstruc-
Zionist, in like case, to defeat the action
OF the military authorities in the South
by similar appeals, Congress has amend
ed the judiciary act SO far a. to prevent
such attempts. The President. ofcour.e.
vetoes the act in pursuance of his own
policy" This is the whole McArdle
case. The amendment of the judiciary
act is only intended to apply to this par.
ticslar class Of eases, aud will most hike
~ be repealed when occasion no longer
exists for its continuance. 1t in no way
interferes with the privileges of the writ
of habeds corpus under the civil law.
The Supreme Court has postponed .
decision until the next term CDecem-
ber). 1t will probably never come up
again to warm the hearts and anoint
the eyes of rebels and northern demo-
Gratis. For a majority of the Southern
states will probably be In the Union
again before December rolls around.