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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17
THROWING srOSEs.

|lLI THROWING srOHEa.
To the editors Cairo Evening Bulletin.
In II not time, that the city council
should take notice Of the dangerous prac
tice boys have Of throwing stones In the
streets? This practice has become 80
prevalent among the boys Of our city
that - citizen cannot enjoy the freedom
OF his own premises, without being In
constant fear Of being hit with stone,
thrown from n sling in the hands Of some
boy posted behind fence or underneath
the Sidewalk.
To-day my window was broken and at
Q neighbours stone was thrown through
the house with such force that, had Il
come In contact with an inmate, the con.
sequence might have been serious.
II b not Intentional with the boys, Of
coprss; they are throwing at birds in the
trees In your yard, or on your fences. An
ordinance 70 the effect that every boy
seen with one Of these slings In his pos
session should be arrested :and fined,
would stop this innocent amusement that
Is 20 expensive to the citizen.
A SUFFERER.
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The steamer Boas passed down foi
Nov Orleans, the other day, towing
barges containing fourteen thousand
tons ofcoAll THE magnitude Of this TOW
will DO better understood, when we re-
mark that the bargss containing this coal
covered an area Of over four acres.
The expense Of running the Boax does
not exceed $75 per day. She win make
the round trip from Plttsburg 10 New
Orleans and back In less than thirty days
at total expense Of less than 81, 500.
Thus, II 10 seen that GOAL may DO trans
ported from Pittsburg for less than TWEEN.
ty.nve cents per tonl ~ Sf3eh0GrL
b. We present thisrfset Cor the con sidsrs-
tion Of those who affect the belief that q
successful competition for the Transporter
ton Of the grain accessible to the Mis.
sissippl river. can be maintained by the
railroads running sast from Chicago,
We present II for the study Of those en-
gagged In lake transportation, and par.
ticularly for the consideration of the
farmers Of the northwest who are most
directly concerned In cheap outlets. " It
beyond al contingency that
the Almighty has provided, in the Mis-
sIssissippf river, highway for commerce
that artificial means will never success.
Iuiiy rival. nal a. ,.aif3eHuoD LHh af4nqC
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

rsN .Y
The weather has been clear and pleas
ant since dark last evening, although
the wind was quite high for some hodrs
ast night. The temperature was rather
warm b, about noon to-day. a but
all things considered, wss not unseason.
ablA u .....-. ttai Is .i'5ai,o ,
The Mississippi and Missouri are now
falling at neaaly all points above st.
Louis. while the former IL about station
ary at the city named above. '''I 'a'''N ~
The Ohio is fslllng from Plttsburg to
Louisville, rising from thence to Evans
Vile and falling below. There IL six feet
large In the channel to Pittsburg, and
nearly eight feet in the chute over the
falls. tftauaY
The Cumberland Is again falling rap
idly, with about five feet water on Har-
peth shoals. ffraf p
Here the river has fall thirteen inch.
es since last report. .sE '-''
Buslness IL dull. -...~..-... a,a sse
The Quickstep brought out 400 bales
batting, 40 bales sheeting, for reship ment
to st. Louis; so bbls whisky, 90 bbls po-
tatoes, $50 sks corn, tons sundries for
reshIpment south, and the following for
Cairo: Peter Cuhl, 100 bbls meal, % bills
-four; Thomas d Green, Q bbls eggs; w.
Z. Davidson, 3 bxs plants. rl ~
The Lizzie Gill discharged here 46 pkgs
1875 bills sweet potatoes, 10 bbls pecans,
and = crates queensware for Chicago;
10 bbls rice, 10 bbls potatoes, II bags cot.
fee, bblssugar, Is pkgs prints for Cum.
berland river. 81
The VIM. White, Captain Northern,
clerk Jimmy Beverly, is the regular dali
ly packet for Paducah this evening.
The Cumberland, Capt. Louth, IL the
regular Cairo and Evansville packet this
evening. HLDJdffdff 'lN "a
The Belle Memphis Capt Crane, 10
the regular packet for Memphis this
evening. There are no better Iboats In
the trade than the Belle Memphis, and
none better Differed. ~ II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

The orphan asylum will realize it, ten
per cent. Of the state taxes'of Alexander
county for two years, after all. This will
be great help to that institution, snab-
ling the directors to make much needed
improvements, and insurins continu.
ance of its good works Of charity.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

The Crittenden sulphur springs have
been leased by Messn. Hughes 4 Miles
The new proprietors promise improved
accommodations this year.
These gentlemen might nnd II to their
advantage to advertise little, partico.
larry In Cairo. slift'f
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

Free Lunch nj the Ceurs Hsuse sasesn.
Jimmie English will set q free lunch ut
the Court House Saloon every morning
at 10 o'clock, and he invites his friends,
parties attending on court from town
and country, to come and feast to their
full. The best OF ales, wines, liquors
and cigars on hand. 5t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17
.ARDs EUREKA TONIOq
Wards Rheumatic Linamcnt I

Nov has reputation over all other remedies before
the public, for the reason has cured many thst
have bafed the skill Of our most eminent physicians,
and pronounced incurable by them ALL Persons suS-
ferng with Dyspepsia Indigestion, Sick or Nervous
Headache, Chis and Fever. Typhoid and Bilious Fs-
vers, Coughs, Colds Consumption, rheumatism. Neu-
raleis Pain in the Side, Breast, Back, should AZ
once procure bottle each Of these invaluable rene.
dies and b restored at once to perfect health.
EUREKA TONIC is good for Debility nom any
cause 1t has no equal as Female Remedy. II aida
Digestion and purides the Blood, and prevents dis
ease cleansing the system Of Impurities which files
remain, produce sallow complexion and bring On
disease that makes life OF misery. Woods ELre-
n Tonic 10 copounded Of the purest Vegetable Ell
acts ard y pleasant to take, and mild in its action
on the systen. .
!, Try one bOtas-- will keep your Liver and stomaeh
right md pssssnt billioasaess. 'f'As'
WIN. WARD, Covington, Ky.
A. r. whitaker,
Wholesale and Retail Agent, Cairo, Illinois.
And for sale by DruggiAss generally. lnAral-a M
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Iron for the Cairo and vineeunss y n.
The steamer Great Republic 10 on her
wayup, loaded with iron for, the Cairo
and Vincennes railroad, consigned to
Messrs Halliday Brothers, Of this city.
This Iron will be landed here next Mon.
day or Tuesday. e...r.
There are six steamboat loads 1T New
Orleans to come forward.
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PROCEEDINGS or THE BOARD or
ri ALDERMEN. .,,.. Ia.
Special Mesaag.,ii

,,,s,-,.u ,- Cairo. H.. April Is, lses
Present-Chairman Carroll, and Al.
dermen Brankle, Gibson, Hendricks,
Lohr, Lonergan, Mckee and Theobald
| 81.
| The followIng::jolnt resolution having
| passed the Select Council aud referred TO
the Board OF Aldermen for concurrence,
was concurred In by the following vote !:
Ayes-Carroli, Hendricks, Lonergsu,
Mckee and Theob,ld-6. iis9'
Nays-Bmnkie, Gibson and Loir
Resolved by the Select Couuoils the
Board Of Aldei men concurfing, That
the sum OF one Thousand dollars he ,ap.
propriated from the general fund. Or
such an amount within that sum ~ may
be found necessary to pew the expeusc1
incurred by the city In entertaining the
I Press Association OF Illinois, which body
meets N CAlro on the 2lst inst. 80,
The following bills having passed the
Select Council and referred 10 the Board
Of Aldermen for ooncurrence, wess con.
CURED In BY the following vote: n y, 80
he Clerk fine Court Of Common Pleas. amounting
dsrsd 70 Lswr-scc Rsy. wbe fell from the sidewalk
near As corner Of Fourth snd Leyce siseefs,
Bil! q Cairo city Gas Co., for Gas furnished ,se
city, amounting 10 Si93 81
81, &c rsase,' for pairing gas a.,srss IN the
BIN Of IN. cry National hank for coupon. redeem.
destroyed by IRE on the Erie railroad. amounting
Bill Of Joseph Fnsgle for hauling coal from the court
house % ihs CLERKS once. amounting 70 q 50
Bill Of Thomas kAushson for work done on sidevilks,
Bin 81 Mciael Mahon.y for wsrk don. ON .ldevsiks
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

billiard Tables For sale.
Two secondhand billiard tables Pho
Ian cushions, for sale at a great sacrifice.
Call at the Sunhower saloon, on Pat
Fitzgerald. bFHp "r foiffatfI spf6tf :
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Pia.o., orsa.s ma seui.s u.eha...

rsssos. Organs and Sewing Hsehines.
We ask attention to the advertisement
|of Mr.. J. G. Carson. Parties In want OF
Planos, organs. or sewing machines osn
be accommodated through his agency on
the most advantageous terms. He I'd.
lvertises his sbility to furnish the articles
Pm which he deals at as low rates ~ they
Pan be secured from the manufactures
thus saving pushasen heavy ffsigh tand
Becuringto them other marked advan.
Pages which will be understood by read.
ng his advertisement.
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"Barrett's overtops everything.

Mrs. King and her black ''lovyer."
humphreys, have come to grief The
|oman Ia the same degraded white
reich who whipped her two little boys
o merciless manner, because they re-
(sed to call the black beast, Humpn-
|ys, their "father." Well. this nice
lace Of the human species was brought
kfore the court the other day, and open
hd shameless fornicstion was proved
Eainst them-the negro mans wife be-
|g the principal wituess--and the jury
|und them guilty, fixing their term Of
|rvlce In the penitentiary ct one year
lch. They will be installed
|ere next week. During the woman's
(nfinement her little boys Will b
red for In the orphans asylum, and
int to school. hfl f-.-f L'rL~2ro
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

For three nights In succession An IN.
hown scoundrel has attempted to effect
entrance to dwelling house on Divis-
10 street. The man Of the house 10 ab.
mt from the city, the wife and three
hildren being left without = male pro-
|ctor. Night before last the villain was
|ost persistent In his effort to hoist one
the windows. The mother becoming
armed has secured lodgings with .
Pighbor until the return OF her husband.
better plan would have been to secure
Q presence Of Q male friend, with \
IN, and nerve enough to give the scoun-
lei . "hospitable" entertainment In
% way Of q "ball'' ON the occasion Of
next appearances. i NIX, NIX p
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

By buying your groceries of J. H. Metcslf,
who keeps large and sslect stock of the best
family supplies, and sells cheaper than the
cheapest, No. 334 Washington avenue, OPP
posite the court house. mar5tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

~ ~ - AboOoos9s
Should the clerk Of the weather be IN
amiable mood, the editorial excur-
N to Mobile will be very enjoyable.
The editor OF the Decatur Republican, ,
himself with the crowd ofex-
rhymes thasly about the trip
Alabama: ~ s.oa elna
Peace reigns now DER dale and HILL ~ y ai
Like showers of sweetest mamma, Nit
And armed alone with potent quill
We start for Alabanis wv a -
With kindly thoughts we make the raid,
And fully hope 20 cram . L.ifF- 2
Column or two, what's done and said
Way down in Alabama --..--.-.-
hope We may be lowed to "suess," .s'
That no ku klux may lam 49,
Member Of tho printing press. 100 lur
Way down In Alabama truA
Perish all such thoughts and fears
Land Of myrtle and bansnatiE yriai- oHeJ
For armd with quilts and not with spears,
We start for Alabama st1IlsI
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

A man In New York is learning to
ride the veloSipsdS onathe tight rope;
and proposes In that way to cross Nj
agara on his machine, this summer.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

The Du Quoin Tribune says that
fessrs. Halliday Brothers, OF Cairo, the
Proprietors Of the st Johns coal shsft,
ave commenced boring for coal. There
scarcely doubt, says the Tribune
|hat the Big Muddy coal vein undsrlies
Pu Quoin. and will be found By the
essrs II. Bros. ~
The machinery for boring has been
Fected ata considerable outlay Of money
nd the work placed under the charge
y skillful superintendent. ., IL.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17
LOCAL NEWS.

Gentlemen desiring first.class day :.
board can be accommodated at Walker
d Sissoh's, Egyptian Block, Ohio Lsvee,.
at SOS per month. sp15-iw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

The individual Who. through Dinsd-
ver.ancs, ~ bis poession Of q hat that
does not belong to him will restore the
equilibriam In hats, By leaving the one
be, has acquired. at Messrs. Smith 4
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

p G. Schulz keeps Landreth's garden
Ids, the growth of 1865; perfectly
Ind and reliable. 2wd
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MEETING OF THE STATE
PRESS ASSOCIATION.
.
Committees Appoiutea.

At the recent meeting OF the Joint com.
mittee from the City Council, held In
conjunction with number OF citizens,
the following committees were ma med to
arrange for the entertainment Of the iii.
nols Stats Press Association, TO meet In
this city on the 2lst instant:
COMMITTEES OF RECEPTION.
John H. Oberly, chairman :
jones g. Carroll, Chairman Board OF
Aldermen, COuncilmen p. w. Barclay,
Jas. 3. Rearden, Louis Jorgensen, Alder
men Jos: Mendell, w. A. Redman, Fred
Theobald.
Wessrs w. w. Thornton, d. AFTER, d.
Hurd, Hon. VIM. II. Green, Hon. VIM,
J. Allen, Jno. w. Trover, II. p, Goodall,
B. s. Taylor, James Johnson, III. III. Can.
dee, 8. p. Wheeler, VIM. Stratton, o. N.
Hughes, Judge ID. j, Baker, Fredoline
Bross. DIR. Q. w Dunning, DR.. n. Ward
nsr DIR. G. h. Evans, and Joel q. Nor.
I'Rls BALL AND BANQUET.
N Messrs. Rearden, Jorgensen, Theobald,
1rover, sandusky aud H, r. Mason.
Z N COMMITTEES ON ARRANGEMENTS.
Aessrs. Trover, G. Winston, Dyas T.
PARKER, Carroll, Lonergan and Schutter,
Hughes, Thornton and Fagin.
COMMITTEES ON TOAsTs
Messrs. M. b. Harrell, Mckee, Pope,
Morgan, DuDning and Lyon.
como COMMITTEE ON EXCURSION.
(, Messrs. Halliday, Taylor, Stafford,
johnson and Hurd
II COMMITrEE ON MUSIC.
Messrs. Robbins, Bross, Smyth and
Reilly.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

6palding's Jatamansi Hair restorer 10
Fcisely what it processes to be, q HAIR RES
native. 1t is the surest and safest pre-
|ation Of the age For supplies, wholesAls
retail, apply at p. G. Schuh's drug store.
.auIsii ilA81 3tw3w.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

Lsndreth's Fresh and Reliable Gardel
Beeds at =. g. Schuh's drug store. m312wd
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

Barclay Brothers Barrett's agents,
Cairo, Illinois. apl5-d&wlw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

"A. A regular conclavs Of Cairo Conn
~ mandary No. Is, will be held at the
ssyiamf this (saturday) eysnipy.aS nth
Inst All sojourning Sir Knights are
courteously invited to attend. HoIaa1A
bJos-J Jas. 3. REARDEs, Recorder pro tenn,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

Ia Try Spalding's Jatamansi Hair restorer. 1t
is undoubtedly the best hair preparation ever
introduced to the public For sale, whole-
sale or retail, at p. q. Schuhs. 3tewsw
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CLOTHING.

- CLOTHING.
| ISAAC Valdez,
wholesale and Retail Dealer in
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING
T.ar,a1slai,aS Goods,
HATS, CAPS, &C., &c.
Al the old stand. -..a
o ;.s::sa q sixth street .-a Oh. I.-'..
NEW CLOTHINGI = - :
DverythAng Ereoh
BARGAINS FOR TMR PR0PLN
US
MILLER q MILLER safs
Having closed QUE their old stock Of Clothing have
Large and Splendid stock,
Which embrsces every kind Of uF !
Fashisnasis GensIemsn's Wear,
And such as IL suited to aliclasses.
They would ask especial attention to their supply Of
Hats a1aca Caps,
In which they profess to lead tho market. Also to
PIECE GOODS, usTs
which embrace all styles Of Cloths, Cashmere
rweeds, &C., from which they manufacture
CLOTHING TO ORDER, HfJ
In the best manner, and strictly fashionable.
Their stock Of r. ..uaal 4
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
fore brought TO Mis- Market '-'T,7'
Trunks 81 ever; sy,: ::yl:: vsi''s'' Carpet
Assured OF their ability 70 sell goods from their new
s.Imiana.as public to extend them patronage they
cARPENTERiNo.
John MADDEN, ss.s.s. .t-aI
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Z g. WEAR TWELFTH STREET
BETWEEN E1rs,.5 POPLAR sTsEEr AND wAsmSsros
80 WOOD. e,atT~etFrf
WOODS wooD'f - go
J. W. TURNER
s prepared to furnish
GOOD Hard ~O0eA-~f''
Il prices which dsfy competition. end aiss 10 %
!, syTDeiivsr In any part 81 the CITY,
IN the shortest notice. .rftfp- "A 4
Leave orders slates at Halen's grocery, Loner-
an y feed store and Woods and Rosch's grocery.
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lILg Notice - Taxpayer. q stst1,er
The delinquent list will be commenced on
the 10Th day of April, those wishing to save
cost, had better come TO the Court house, at
,Ian Lo5is H. IMrfhs, Collector.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

First, try "Bsrrett's.r
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-17

"Barrsps' Premium Hair Restorative.
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4 SAVAGE FIGHT ~ MIsSoUm.-The St.
Joseph (Mo.) Herold Of the goth gives the
following account OF p bloody rencontre
"On Sunday last Lucirp Ashford, OF
SCHUYLER county, Mo-, vas mufdefed by il.
b. Lane. A difficulty had existed between
them for some time, and Lane had repeat
cdly threatened to kill Ashford but, as he
WAS known to lie q braggart, no particular
notice was taken of his threats either by
Ashford or his friends. During last week
Lane wrote out challenge to fight duel,
Du, could gct no one 10 carry it to Ashford
On the day of the murder Lane went to the
residence of Ashford armed with huge
butcher knife, and challenged him to II
deadly conflict, using any weapon he might
choose.
Ashford picked up q brick and struck
Lane Il blow that caused him to measure his
length on the ground, and then sprang over
the fence and alighted almost upon his
muyderous foe. BY this time Lane had par
italy recovered from the effects Of the blow
from the brick, and as Ashford struck the
ground he U.anc) raised his body partially
up and thrust the butcher-knife into the
bowels of Ashford, and then spraHg up and
dealt another blow, inticting q terrible
g4sh in the shoulder Of the falling victim,
Ihen mounted his horse and rode rapidly
away. lie was pursued ae soon as the 1act
Of the murder and flight were known, ana
traced to Uniontown, Scotland county, where
al traces OF him were lost"
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Domestic s1arket-TBy TELEeRApHl.

Domestic NIarkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. June oo.-Noon.-M0ney active at
per cent. with lie commission added. Sterling,
iO9s. Gold. 1874. 5-2o's. '62, 1919.
Flour loo. lower. Wheat slightly favors buy
ers. Corn lc. lower. Pork, 1925. Lard dull.
Cotton flrmer at s4@a.!c. Turpentine steady at
acc. Rosin quiet at 81. so1Se.3ss Freiehts dull,
Ecening.-Cotton firm sales 1900 bales at 3itc
Flour heavy. Wheat J. lower. Corn lMec. lower.
Provisions unchan,g Rice dull at stGatc. Sugar
steady. Naval stores quiet. Frcights quiet.
Governments closed steady; S-e0's, lse2, l2it
Southern securities heavy. Tennessee 6's, 81; Vir-
gnia G's, 81: new, el North Caroliua6's So new,
50l. Money fiuctuated violently, closing at 7 per
cent, with &c. commission added, Gold, 1875.
Sterling, 10aIMIO9s. Stocks fcverish.
BALTIMORE June 29.-Cotton very firm at &c.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat dull new white
81. s36lsl.s5. Corn weak white, Csc: yellow, ssc
Pork quiet at $2!. Others unchanged.
Virginia G's, old 5Ot bid; coupons, Old SO asked.
C1NcINNATI June 2o.-Whiskey, s2c. Pork,
32. S32. IS. Bacon-ShOulders, 4c. clear sides,
l3c. Lard held at l0tc.
LOUISVILLE, June 29.-Pork, $685.. Bacon
Shoulders, Hic. clear sides, Isle, Lard, lsic.
WILMINGTON, n. c., June o9.-Spirits turpen-
tine steady at 81 crude, 81 65GS3 Rosin droop-
ing at 81. C5@S2.5O far unchanged. Weather cloudy
and threatening. Wind southwest. Thcrmome-
ter, 90 degrees.
NEW ORLEANS, June o9.--Cotton in moderate
demand; middlinRs, 3etc. sales, 5ii bales re-
ceipts, 800 bales exports l,o05 bales. Gold, l3It
New York sight, premium. Sugar dropping
common, a1Yl0c. prime, l3GlSc. MolasscS-
Prime fcrmenting, COO.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
from Cuba-.reeception of De goaa.

ETSh SuEss"sebseSSRhpu VA DS kso~AsS1e
HAVANA, June 29.-General Dc Rodas,
the new General, was quietly re-
ceived. In his manifesto he states that his
policy is embraced in three words" Spain,
justice, morality" He tells the volunteers
they ought to be proud of their past actions.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The United States
Government has no war vessels now in Gu
ban waters.
Second Dispatch.
HAVANA, June 29.-The insurgents have
captured the garrison at Sabana Neueva,
near Puerto Principe.
New YORK, June Notwithstanding
United States Marshal Barlow's denial, it
is considered certain that Colonel Ryan's
Cuban flibusters got to sea, and that the
schooner Catharine, which the revenue
cutter captured, was decoy.
Captain Hamilton Harrison p and fifty
men recruited at Richmond, Va, were with
the expedition.
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THE MARRIAG OF A PRESIDENTS
DAuGIrER.-The very stylish wedding OF
Miss Julia Tyler, daughter of the late Pre-
sident, with Mr.. William II. Spencer, Of
Gcnesee Valley, which was celebrated in
the Church of the Ascension, in Fifth ave-
nue., on Saturday, drew together great
multitude, among whom were Judge koose-
welt, wife, and daughter, the Hon. William
NJ. Eyarts, Mrs. George Townsend, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodhouse, the Rev. DR.. De Witt, Dr..
Hartshorn, Professor Hansford of Cam
bridge University, DR.. Garrish, Mrs. Sin
tero, and the officers of the French frigate
Semiramis. The bridal party proper
consisted of Messrs. Charles Fleury and D:
b. Pratt, as masters of ceremonies and
ushers; Miss Maria Roosevelt, Miss Katie
Cropper, Miss Hattie Centre, and Miss h.
Crane, of New York; Miss Lillian Hans
ford, of Cambridge Mass. and Miss An
ME Lewis, of Staten Island, as brides
maids; Messrs. Gardner and Mel.
TYLER, brothers of the. bride !; John l..
Gardner, of GARDENERS Island; Henry
Beekman, of Staten Island; d. ). toyt
and C. H. Haight, as groomsmen@; the
groom, Mr.. William Spencer, supporting
the brides mother, Mrs. John Tyler, and
the bride, Miss Julia Tyler, who appeared
leaning on the arm of Allen Campbell,
ESQ. brother-in-law Of the Hon. Robert
TYLER. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. Pratt, rector OF st. Mary
church. Staten Island.-Ne'n l0rE San.
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An Illinois agriculturist grows roses on
apple trees.
No hopes of the recovery Of Mr.. J. G..
Smith, Of Norfolk, are entertained.
Gerrit Smith has just given $4,000 to q
Rochester orphan asylum because whites
and blacks are therein received as equals
and treated alike.
Advices from Now York yesterday say
that the steamship United Kingdom, now
seventy -one days out from Glasgow, is about
given up. She has never been spoken by
any vessel arriving either here or in Europe.
It is feared that she has fallen prey to the
icebergs, as the Arctic did before her.