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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-22
INQUEsTs.

Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest at
the New-York Hospital the body Of Charles Nc.
Donald, laborer aged 40 years. few days while
tearing down portion Of the wall Of the old hospital
section OF 1t fell on him. and ho received injuries which
caused bis death on Tuesday nightAlso the body
Of James Darcy ahOrer aged AZ years also died sud
denly yesterday at No AZ Coroner Flynn was
also requested To hold inquest at the MOrgue, over
the body Of Thomas Brown aged 2 years who died from
injuries received few nights ago. having been run
by car No IL OF the Broadway and SeyenthaVe line AZ
the intersection Of Spring and WoOster-sts Owing IN
the absence ~ witnesses, the adjourned until
to-day. The boy lived with his parents at No 2si Mu
berry.st.
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A CONVENTION OF PHILoLOGIsTs.

A Convention of American PhilolOgists will
be he'd in Poughkeepsie, commencing on Tuesday July
q, 1862 and continuing in session for several days lho
call 10 this Convention issued pursuant 10 resolution
passed at preliminary meeting held In the New YORK
University on Nov 10, 1863 Measures Will DC taken 70
complete The organization q permanent nauohai %
ccty for the Promotion OF Pathological STUDIES ana ne
search In America. Papers on different branches OF
PhIlOlOgy by distinguished AOeTican InguhS VIII 10
read aud discussed The time that may theh remain 70
the Convention viii be devoted 10 the discussion on tue
following among other questions relative 70 tne postoh
which the study OF language should occupy ~ oL
tiOna system TO the best methods OF PHH9VEicai in
Ffructon, and a. the promotion Of Pioogea HsIatute
IN America. J. how much OF tue TINE w IoheHLhW
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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.
PORT OF EBw.YoRk.

PORT OF hHW-l Okh...... ss...ssJsty Il.
CLEARED.
s.,m.hps-,sry chuRoey Cannor spinwai Lee Dearborn
Mpo Crowe Ctsrsston CITY Of Puee, Jackson, Port
aa Pruee Jones Wilmington. Si Empire, Pnee VIII
"sisp..Sas, R,,lgur. London oeeln G.rds' Bremen
Bf.Tssmas Fletcher Psudsion Mesoams St Bernhard Grow
81; ch,ftoa Cha. & Ps Mg n,l A'' D''a0 D'Hi
Brp-Amy PiuLeton Gloucester. lrsN1ot Bristol ATion
7iSsS. s's 4 SI" ilsisa Hood Weymouth
s . Ms 1 hSa D hf1. s S.so ao6
tssq Lspinso ssst soS1 ID. D. g. Here s'Os' sA'@'
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP sarsioga usrander Richmond .l.e and pa'a
steamskp Columbia Sce Havana JAY H. muse Andnf"
ss,astp America, HTgeshsinsr Brenes July aud hAe July
~ s as dy Of Ms1o DeaIsu Vera July via Havana
I2h Fortress Monroe 18Th p NJ NAe che putt VII" 'o'' Of
ssesnslp south 1ns, TulsPush RE J,oso J7ss q BaaIa
a. PeruRbueo July terA July Oh aud ~ ho''' July a. oOHee
s,sa.D Noodle Liverpool JAY Ia and ousen''OSE iih
snip 1aisfs M,s,eler Liverpool 4 DAY; s and pass
nan Bessie North Faulkner, AbtSerp " dave, ndse. go
B BHs j. " wooduS Hs,iel Biasqr IS days lumber
Bns village Queen Bartsn Bi'abe'hporI
Bris BincGard 1 Tonev Frs6e Baugor' l0nS4'
, Ras F RsSSia carr SI w gh1ssI &c. days plaster.
Schr Stsleman Gates. ShSlss, y. 8. - DAYS splng
Schr r. Asger Adhch - Johns T. H. u days sugar AA $50
laSseA - 80 oo,-.,,
I.,,e Merritt RrIabethport r. H. DAILY. BiHbeihpoh.
I P N.Y.; Ps sS@,a 5 trST sd S &%S
PAran Aaehias, lumber - * b h S , bO,on'
Sam n Thomas Providence y r. llallaeI Gardiner ee
Panama Ells worth. lumber thAuhcey 81 9oln' NoI"AA
EsIgs o., Ranger lumber Cherb BangSS, lumber
49, p.,yJI.nrs Sheridan, Portland Ct
ait Geo. RAM, fab Geo IIochkiss HeNAyen.
sArah J. Hoy. Black Roct lola forI n,i IgilOcL
49, E.ssu.vsn Mars hekls Gardiner lumber
49, I'.t.i sorthport Idaho Portland lumber
Uiits Rorkland lime Connecticut, Stou5ugtou
u.s. .Il,s.n P,nyiIrnce Fanuie Hazard Pavtucket
Iasti pssr,sTi greepWdch SerAph, New Bedt1Sd
Auteosleht, Bennington
SAILED.
s,mspsSootA and Manhattan. sS Liverpool Henry Channcey
Leo Savannah Magnolia Charisstoni Abmar NOfoA
b, Gsrora ieS Css Clark Loudon brig Walter Smith for
BusnosiAyTeA -.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
poprRHss MorEsE July disabled H. r. steamship Nphc IN
Of Inc saer PsnVe for Washngton Passed up OarA hepS
RosToN Jny 2-Lysd steamship Ssreos from NeSfork Tbs
min Fbeh amoa for New York nho proceeding % sea-
Loe on Georges And bat received damage aud will eoEs on
nett tide. .-.. ..I,..o
,o T,Iv a The steamship ST. Andrew sm Quebec arrived
here odaI The steamship Dorian, from He~i0k arrived Ies
to day.
NAVAL.
The steamship usoAreTa nom the Pacific arrived ALBANIA June
% and would sail ncIt day for CnbA All well
SPOKEN. $500 -.
Ship TmOunialn from SsS.York for Liverpool July H. lat 'O
long North America bOuud Para aud Rio JnsirO, July
lat N ...
eooLenBak Ocean ssed Of heWiorE With 100 bos OIL o
r.
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FOR SICK AND DISABLED ANIMALS

Ono of the trucks now building by the
"Ametcan Society for rhe Prevention Of Cruelty 20 Ami
msl and designed sg the removal Of sick ana disabled
animals found in the Streets made its appearance yes
,erdsy II Ia merely q four wheeled wagon with body
iaFy enough To hold horse or hung on springs,
ahCut IL inches from the ground Tho bottom oI the
wagon runs rullT and being drawn out behind. tho
atlnal placed upeu H. and then drawn up into the
wagon by the aid - windlass In front Ghe design II
very simple Its usefulness tested bef0 IL had been
on the street hours and worked very satisfactorily.
The Society are idiug for WllSmsburgh, one
for BROOKLYN and Tor this city The trucks In this
city will be- kept "a the old fire engine house ~ Centrest
their services be obtained Tree by applying al
the office Of tie Society, No. co Broadway.
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course OF study should be given TO the study OF
~ now nov much OF this time .hond be DEVOTED to the study
{re1eh and German prccede that Of The Latin and tfee
angnAgesi 4; What position should be given to the
stuuy 0 me Engsh language I'm Colleges and other
IeI sChools OF earnngf 8 What is the most efficient
neInoo OF instruction In the classical languageSt
WIat Is the best system OF pronOuncing Latin and
hOunelng classical Greeki What efficient meas
uIes can DE taken TO preserve from destruction the Ian
Guages OF the Aboriginal Indians OF America Members
inc convention requested TO report themselves
er arrival at the ectureroomof the COngregatonalist
Chufch, on Mist The first session will be held ut
O'CLOCK =. III. on the 9th inst
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DECISIONS.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBRRs- SUTH-
ERLAND. J.-Graham agt. Linden ct alien days given
defendant 10 take file and exceptions to findings
Smith agt Wheeler ct al and two other acuons.-Moon
granted Fallc0tt agt HOvey.-Motion granted. =. f.
Piston agt Addison ct elMotiOn granted. Horn &C.,
agt Allen-Reference ordered. Baker agt GOcdcnOugh
ct al-Moton denied. Ocean National Bank agt Ruther-
ford &c.-Motion granted
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERM-BefOre FREEDMAN.
jim Pat. OTOOle.-PnsOneF discharged. Leheurt
agt. Lange.-Motion granted. Memphis, Fl Pass &c,
Railroad agt. j. +. REHABILITATION granted. Alburts
agt Allertou.-OrdeT granted.
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THE COUNTS.
unE cAMrBEI1-LoNG MURDER CASE

Matthew Campbell, the iPatroman Of the
InurdeIrd Morris Long Of No. IS Washngtonst about
n % IN on the 81 inst. place. trial yesterday in
the CO n Of oyer aud TermIncr before Judge Cardnzo
The Court room hled TO It's utmost capacity by an
Interested audience. District Attorney Garyin aud
Assistant District Attorney Tweed appeared for clio
peope and Messrs Aaron j. Nandcrpoel aud Charles ~
Speucer for the defendant IL nay DO remembered
tIat Campbell shot Long In Greenwich
A. near Carlisle. Two shots were nred, eitbor
of which was fatal Long died at1 the next morning
Campbell endeayOred ~ justify tie shooting on the
ground that acting In selfd6ense while on tho
other hand the friends 0 Long claimed that the shoot
ing was uniusthabe Campbell stood In no peril anc
Long WAS his knees lmplOring for mercy when the
second fired Arthur COwaI called rs juror,
having said he had conscientious scrqpes against pun
ishnsni by death, but could find verdict according TO
the evidence believing The responsibility OF inhicng the
death penalty resided where excluded sncompe
tent and counsel for the defense excepted ThOs Moore
called NJ Juror had formed Opini0p, but could give
verdict according TO the evidence 40 was excluded,
and counsel for the defense excepted. Tho following
fury we're finally mpannesd: Abraham Hall 0oreman),
Michael Dlukelsplel, James Barbour, James Mande'
VILE, Auguste Nodmeyer, william j. hathes, Henry Z.
Higgins Abraham r. Lee, James Hunt, Jacob COburn,
Henry ID. Miner and Max Kolsch. After the inpanneng
Jury the Atto-ney said that inasinuch AZ
the trial could not progress far before the hour OF h
jOurnmeDt arrived and important witness on eaoh
side absent had been agreed on both sides 70 ask
for an adjournment for the day. but no would ask inc
Court to caution the jury against having any commune
with IN reference 10 tho case The Court
cautioned the JuIy and he trial was then eOurneu 10
1880 a. III. on Thursday the 22dinst.
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THE mocLELLAND- BOWLING CASE.

The People ez rel. McCleiLand agt. Dazzling ct
dl-Suprcmc -Chambers-b Justice CaIdOZO.
Mr.. MCCelland resumed his argument little before TO-
aud read his affidavit that he had not received any
part OF the money from Mrs Hook nor authorized any
10 receive tees for him. 10 give Ills business card 10
any one. With regard to the queson Of whether Nc
Quade had received any part OF the hcullgan fee IL
was dragging matters into the case which had nothing 10
do with It, He did NOT conceive that e was called on TO
answer II. He could join with Mr.. Graham In speaking
OF Judge Do wlinRs great ability and rrpdity In dispOs
ang Of criminal business bus this case vas not rca
Nj. McClelland. after alludng TO the fact
that most Of the papers had given full
scope 10 Mr.. Grahams argument, and but brlcf
n0uee 20 his own. proceeded with his argument that the
Supreme Court General Term alone had power 10 sus
pend or remove and then then took up the technical
able He thought the ADVICE OF counsel that he should
20 before the Court and insist his right aud be
mtted JOr contempt, waA rather IuludclOus since II
would lhDrlhoh MN Tor contempt without appeal IL
true the order or the supreme Court had conferred
him the night 10 practice In that Court but he asked
mandanus 10 obtain the executive power the Court 10
maintain that right Tho writ OF prohibition was not
sufficient, and had been used In such cases It
had been said that he could practice In that Court
owing to the luminosity OF Judge Bowling What fatal
admission OF Judge DowliDgs cOunsel-that ho would
visit on unfortunate clients his anmosity 10 council
Was II not Justification OF the charge OF malice pre-.
ferred against him lilo claimed that on every MONT
be had SHOWN Ms innocence. He had fully
met even 10 the satisfaction OF his opponents the Hook
He had disposed Of the affidavit OF Mr. McMullI-
gan by the statements OF SOteldo OF McOuade OF Mr.
Hutchngs The jewery matter taking t even a. stated
by Mr. Coulter aud Mr.. Johnson was not tho act OF n
syser That class not In the habit OF restorinR
promptly the plumber they had taken Mr. MeCleland
thanked the JueEe Ior h kindness ~ hin, and closed
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4 RuIL ON THF RAMPAGE.

Yesterday morning an 1Dfuriated bull dashed
from drove that being driven up Westst, and ran
rapidly pursued 10y crowd Of Wen and boys, through
various streets until he fnuy reached the east sSdo
Several persons were knocked down and some badly an
iured Finally the police Of the Eighteenth Precinct,
aided by ciZcus drove the animal on the per at
the fsc or East TWeus srcOndst and erected barri-
cnde Htre lie was detained until rife could be Iso-
cured, AMI the animal was then shot.
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THE CHERRYST. STABBING AFFRAY-ANTE-
MORTEM STATEMENT.

Coroner Flynn, on Tuesday evening, at No..
Pehamst., took the antc-mortcm statement OF John
Tuuck who stabbed IN the side Monday evening.
by Richard Hurley, in front of No PAT Cherryst. From
the statement Of Tunck II appears that his father had
quarrecd and fought with Hurley, man named sulli-
van, and others TuuCk went TO the assistance OF his
father, and ia the melee lost his hat Meeting Hurley
time afterward with the hat in his possession,
lie attempted u do aud struck by Hurley TunCk
returned the blow and Aen stabbed by Hurley who
Immediately fed. Tunck, who ~ a native OF England,
aged II years, is I'm dangerous condition. warrant
has been issued by the Coroner for the arrest OF Hurley
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Nrws pAcKAGrs EoR rnE PREss.

C.pn, parser, vrrvhg this port equesdte
Syrg packages Addressed Press only
pesuui sIhbE Ereu stthorU Of j. W Saenon SenerH
Journal Of TRIBUNE,
Worik ErprosS EVSrv Po Commercial Adotriiss stats
Zsg icgk Brs0taI should also be delivered salI
the eatusp
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DARING BURGLARY.

During Tuesday night the residence OF j. d..
Aloven, fcurteeHh-st., Third
ave. was entered by burglars, the safe opened with
false keys and 500 Treasury notes three gold watches
aud pair diamond In all valued NJ VI lt9,
stolen No Glue the thieves has yet been obtained by
Police.
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The Richmond papers. Of Monday contain ez.
tended aud Flowing accounts Of the visit Of portions Of
the -sscaI MnucrchoT' and "TeuOnia" Societies OF
NewNOk 10 that city. There was grand picnic o Iho
occsaiou attended by the city officials and the visitors
were fcasted aud toasted with marked hberRlty. 14o
NeW-AoEkers rcluTned home onIuesday night
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with an eoqnect perorsion and his sitting down was
ges,f WIN that rare thing of justice, marked
siplahse The applause was promptly checked by the
Court and the Judge announced that at tho close Of the
oyer and Terminer he would take the papers.
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INTERESTING MOVING MACHINE TRIAL

FUZZY JUU OF JHe ItIuIDE Iafmels OF DuUCne&
County were present Joseph Vests farm, five miles
from Paughkeepsie, Monday afternoon TO witness
trial Of moving machines. Each machine moved over
am acre of ground. The following the rostlt
MackEI Length Of Bar. DTttfr Area Slowed Tine
r. IN ILsfies Dates
Harsts firsc. 6,sni ....5 n j. Marshall acre JOm
49,. Pssnt I5ds irsnl.5 b. n ConkIin. lRce lm
POkeepse Buckeye (de draft r. Sin Ahnanee tEt Sun
Eureka (direfi EAbAnNaR ner acre Sn
The Judges L. Gayley, Paul Elagler ana george
the friends Of the Eureka machines cheering VVceSoh
both Of them in victorious The aar mas cuseu
great deal OF interest among the farmers All the grass
was well cut
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COURT CArENDARs-Tu1s DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-C HAMBERs.-Rcs Cases
aL5G.l a. D. o. o. 90 90 49, a. S 81 So ST. g. 50, g. s. &C.,
81. IS e. 81, o. a. ~. It's.
CoURT or OYER AND TERMINER.-'The People agt.
MItksE Campbel-Homiride.
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BORT @mSrus' Hottie.

SrArR o FEw.YoRK, !
PoRr.wARpEsT OTToE, No % WlhAm%N
NOTICE IA hereby given, in accordance VIII
~ section Of the passed April H. 1881 entitled
WArenS Once VI The Port Of New Ior 81 ,Do,
hod Ia having charge Of the subject matter OF tloa
panoa survey that the following vessels are no. iii
be Wardens aud that the said surveys or ~ ~.
so psted within days succeeding hb nouee w
Tesssls: a., .Hobohen.
steamship Idaho.
steamship IaFfa.
T. r. w eldOn, YsrI
Sofa fAe.,s....... .s..s''''''''''''
George Durham. nd Uook
Udg Havana.
HehT Frank Wales
o'N' MINTHURNB TOhPAIhA TSNosAe
Iug, HEAAInAa, eeeTstAye
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VIRGINIA.
BO1RD OF EDUCATION.
FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN THE sCHOOLs-MOEEY
EXPENDED FROM TIE SCHOOL FUND.

FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN THE sCHOOLs-MONEY
EXPENDED FROM TIE SCHOOL FUND.
The Board met at o'clock last evening,
President Larremore the chair The Clerk i'm compliance
with resolution offered by Mr. Wood at the last meet
ing Of the Board reported that the whole number Of
teachers employed in teaching the French language
the schools H. and that in Of the schools 80
hours per week were devoted TO teaching this language
The number OF teachers Of the German language the
same and the amount OF money expended for teaching
SAID languages for the past was xl,6S r Gross
offered resolution recltng the fact that as the CONNER
cal and social relations existing between the people
of the United States and Germany, Switzerland and
France are so closely connected therefore, resolved,
that the languages OF these latternamed countries
be hereafter taught in any Of the Grammar Schools
Of the first second grade, when sufficient number OF
the parents in the various wards shall be IN favor OF tho
plan Referred TO the Special Committee on by Laws.
Resolutions were adopted In favor Of fixing the salary OF
Edward Van Saun clerk in the Office OF the Board at
81 and increasing the salary OF Amin NC
View Assistant Superintendent OF Buildings $500 per an
nun resolution referred 10 the Committee on Fl
nance upOn communication from the trustees OF the
Sixteenth Ward favor Of appropriatng fG94 co for
furnishing Grammar School No So In the sixteenth ward
communication received from the Clerk submitting
"A statement OF ali moneys expended from the school
fund since the organization Of the present Board, VIZ
from the 10th May the LIST day % July 1862 The
~ Sc 90 NN Na 70
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wEpyrso.y,e WEATHER. RBPoRr-sLm

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sua n.sI.... G. 725 Neon ss... 1888
|
Saady Hook.-.. ~ Cows lsHd... 7 % Hell Gae. 9:lI
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Sails bp Suttiun.


ASSISTANT MEDICAL PuRvErOHs oTVoE, wAsaISerss, ca
A UCTION SALE of HOSPITAL FURNI-
IA TURE, &eWi be offered at Public city judi
eTysquse Depot ST. between Fourth NEDHES
DAY the 18th dag Of August at 10 81 Hospital
Furniture Appliances which will the following
5000 Tin 1900 Iron Bedstead Deli Leather
Buckets Wooden Buckets 1900 Tin nef Dishes
soed Knives Forks Htters Deli Ptehers
1000 Deli Plates Def TeaPo 500 Salt Cellars and
SJops 500 SpOons TO- 900 Tablespoons 5000 Teaspoons 50 Mess
Chests 800 Rubber Cushions 5000 yards Guta pereha Cloth 1900
Gupereba BedCOye aud large variety Of other articles embracing
Fnnne Corkeegs Dppers Gron Lanterns Scales Weights
hop States and Pencils Bedside Tables Sick Chairs Cots Horse
Ltsrs, Coree.hils TN Tumblers, &c, &c.
small above Catalogues with
iull particulars furnished upon application
rn casa IN Government funds only Is cent deposit required
.. CHAS SUTHERLAND,
A MERwIN Auctoaesr.
Ply BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co, Broadway, cor
~ ihtSaes Of Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
GRO A LEAvrT, Auctonee-.
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
CoSGSMEsrs SOLICITED CATALOGUE
III PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auetioueer,
viii sell by aneton
On FRIDAY. july 70. 81 10 o'clock M
The PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Of RAYMOND, CAULOH
ADRE situated at No ~ Lbe consisting Of medium Hoe
Presses quarter Gordon eighth Gordn Roper Caos Engine
machine Imposing Stones Hoe Proof Press
and Job Type together With ONCE furniture
including safe &C. This Of the most complete
krd the city IN successful operation, II
desired will be sold In lot. With good WILL
FRANCIS NJ BIXBY, esq, Receiver.
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DHRNIX DISINFECTANT, cheapest and
DEODORILRR, meets ehe req"I'Nenh NEihOTVLiiAN
BOARD OF HEALTH. No "a psJte
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At VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No; iA EuI
lshsd MAJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Observation-Disclosures Sing sing, on Thurs
day, october y, at the residence OF the bride 8
father, by the Rev. Clarence Buell. OF Trinity parish,
HENRY II. hRAsDRETH TO ADDIE A. W., daughter
OF Charles II. Woodrun, Esq. ali OF the above place
BYRNE-fKBRIs.-0n Wednesday october 20. at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. J.
Franscio, EpMCND J. BYRNE to MARY A. eldest
GoBBART-MEAKIN.-iD Baltimore, on Thursday,
September 90, NJ st. Patricks church, by the Rev.
James Do.an, SIMON A. GoBBARr to Mrs. MARIA
MEAXlM.
Co1TRgLL-CaosBY.-0n Wednesday, October 20.
by the Rev. ;. Il. Tying, Jr., J. OSCAR COrrRELI OF
Mystic, Conn.,. 10 NELLIE J. CROSBY, only daughter
or John Y. Crosby, OF thus city.
DRwEY-uyGHEs.-On "Wednesday, october 90,
BY the Rev. @. Rhodes, DUANE A. DEWEY TO FANNIE
NJ. HUGHES. all OF this city.
LEE-HYATr.-0n Tuesday evening, october 10, az
william Ross, H8SRY NJ. LEI 10 SARAH +. HYATT, all
OF this city.
MCGovEgN-LaMAR.-On Thursday, October 81, at
the residence Of the BRIDE by the Rev. L. Fitzpat-
rick, DANIEL MCGOvERN, OF this city, TO MARGARET
LAMAR, OF Brooklyn.
PIsNEo--HALs EY.-At Elizabeth, n. j., in Christ
church, on Wednesday, october 20 by the Rev. Il. A..
Hoffman, rector Of St. Marks church, or Philadel
phia, Dr.. j. OTIS PINNEo 70 HETTY KING, youngest
daughter OF the late Rev. Charles II. Hasey, OF New
Jersey.
TARLroN-SMlTH.- Sc. Teresas church, on Mon
day, October Is, by the Rev. Father Eattery, JoHN
X. TARLTOS, OF Baltimore, to KATIE A. SMITH,
eldest daughter OF Richard smith, OF this city.
IssINGroS--PTERsoS.-On Thursday, october II,
" the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev.
lar. Stearns HENRY fIssiNGros. nj New York, TO
Mrs. SARAH A. PERSON daughter or r. Wootton, or
Boonton, y. ]. No cards
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.



Rev. Charles B. Smyth breaches this morning 10
the Eleventh street Presbyterian church, between
Second aud Third avenues, on The Great EcuInen
cal Counclln
At the Church OF the Reformation protestant
EpscoIa In Fiftieth street Rev. iAbbott Brown
win hold services ut quarter to eleven A. n ana
quarter to eight In the evening.
Bishop Snow win preach In the University, Wash-
ington square. this afternoon st three O'Clock, on
the sixth Seal 0pened.n
At the Everett Rooms Miss Nettic M. Pease WIZ
speak before the Society Of Progressive spritnasts,
at halfpast ten A. NJ. and halfpast seven p. n.
Services viii be held in the John street Methodist
Episcopal church ~ haf-pass ten A. NJ. ana IN the
evening at seven O'Clock by the Rev. william 7.
CorbItt.
Right Rev. Horaio soutngate win hold divine ser
vice at Zion church, Madison avenue AZ naif.past
Ten A. Nj. and seven y. M.
Rev. N. II. Chamberlain delivers the first or a
course OF eight lectures on "1he English Reiorma-
ton,o at eight O'Clock this evening" at Zion church.
Madison avenue.
Rev. Dr. verren win preach this morning, at half
Rev. George Hepworth viii preach in the
church OF the Messiah Park avenue this morning
and evening. Subject in the morning, "The True
Idea or Prayer.n
At st. Luke's Hospital the anniversary services OF
the institution win pe held this afternoon, at three
O'Clock.
The Rev. John Niles date OF Albany bethel viii
preach ID. VI IN the Seaman's Mission, corner OF
Dover and Water Streets this evening, at three
O'Clock, OF "Iae Prayer OF Heather Mother"