New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27

tugal 10 this Government writes to friend In this city
that he will be here Dec O. and that he will be married
on the following day TO Miss Mary Wormley, the hand
some daughter rich and popular colored caterer long
resident in this city and st In business here. Gerand
gentleman Of position and education and about n
years Of age He Is possessed OF considerable wealth,
and has noted connections In France from whom he
oeves life annuity. Miss Wormiey Ia well educated.
her pleasing and she is described as very
handsome The event promises disturb society circles
here for some time.
1t Is understood that Miss Romano Goddard, step
daughter of Admiral Dahgren is shortly to be united in
marriage to Mr.. Overlook. Austrian Consul at Hong
Kong and that the bridal trip viii be TO that place via
Europe.
Senator Williams Of Oregon called upon the President
to-day presented evidence Of the completion OF the
first twenty miles of the Oregon Central Railroad, which
begins at Portland and south toward the Central
Pacific Railroad OF California and ia the commencement
Of road connecting Portland with the Atlantic Coast
The Senator recommended the following gentlemen as
Government Commissioners to examine tho road and
they will be appointed tomorrow. namey Thos. A.
Savior, Edward r. Geary, and Jesse Apologize, all OF
Oregon.
tits rumored in diplomatic circles that England is
to increase Its mission TO this country TO rstcass one,
placing 1t on par with France, Austria, Russia, and
Turkey, and sending Minister of the highest rank.
The celebrated case of Kimberly against Gen. Butler Is
set for trial in Baltimore on Tuesday next.
II was reported here to-day that Gen. Young, Super
visor the Southern District OF Ohio had rendered his
resignation but the report could not be verified at the
Revenue Bureau.
Senators Trumby and Warner arrived to-day.
A CABINET MEETING-THE METEORIc SHOWER
AT PENSACOLA.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
All the members OF the Cabinet present OF the
regular session to-day
Commander Sanders Superintendent Of the Naval
Observatory to-day transmitted TO the Secretary OF the
Navy q copy Of the letter Of Commander Gibson. In
relation 10 the meteorc shower OF Nov Is and H. which
he observed at the Pensacola Navy Yard. The night
still and cloudless, and. after the moon set the
meteors observed In extraordinary numbers from
1915 O. m. until daybreak, swarmlDg most between
the hours Of and t. and at times averaging 10 per
minute.
Ex-Governor Ward OF New Jersey has here several
days for the purpose Of prosecuting unlqudated claims
against the Government behalf OF certain soldiers
and sailors, and removing unfounded charges OF dese
ton, etc., In several These services, 1t Is KNOWN
gratuous, were those rendered to the soldiers
and sailors from the commencement OF the late war TO
the present time In all that concerned their welfare
Col Jones, superintendent OF Indian affairs In Idaho
the Indian Bureau that the Nee Perces have
accepted the terms OF the treaty agreed TO by their
Chiefs but say that their reservation too small many
OF them possessing large herds OF cattle which require
large tracts OF country for their subsistence
One OF the col0red policemen, duty In the Metropol
tan force OF this District yesterday appointed
United States Detective and reported for duty at Police
Headquarters this morning.