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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16
Washington County temperance Meetings.

Tho time Of holding tho Convention to nominate
a County Commissioner has been changed from
Saturday, the 10th, to Tuesday, the pod, at the
Court House in this place This change has been
made to give the friends of temperance in the
County an opportunity 10 hear EDWARD CARS
WELL, the celebrated Temperance lecturer, who is
TO 10 in Montpelier, on Tuesday, the o2d, and
will address the Convention in the afternoon and
evening. Let there bea full attendance.
A Union Convention Of all the temperance or
CARNATIONS in the County is To be held at North
field, on Wednesday, the 23d, at which Mr.. Cars
well is TO speak, and we trust that delegation
from every town In the Cousty will be present.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16
Portland 4 Ogdensburgh Railroad.

The work en- this road isprogressing fayorably
On account Of commencing 40 late in the season,
and 80 much frost to overcome in light work, the
contractors are not pressing tho work, but con-
fine themselves TO heavy cuts and are making
preparations as soon spring opens to string the
road the entire length. At present they have
fifty hands employed at ST. Johnsbury and an
equal number at Swanton, and are gradually in
ereasing the numbers. There hAs been consider
able competition for furnishing ties, and as the
road passes through timber country, it is thought
they can be contracted for at a reasonable rate.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

MoRRIsyILLE.-A short time since, little child
Of Freeman Alexander, got a rubber hair pin into
its windpipe, and on Wednesday last DIR. james,
of Waterbury, assisted by Drs. Putnam and Hall
Of this village, opened the child's throat and re-
moved the obstruction; bat il had been there
long enough 10 cause inflammation, and the child
died Thursday morning.
One of the surveying party on the LAnoille
Valley Railroad, named Bacon, fell through the
ice on the river in johnson, a few days since, and
would have been drowned, but for the assistance
Of another Of the party, who was near him, the
remainder of the party boing some distance away.
The ladies' of this village held sewing circle
in the Masonic Hall, on the 9th, and made and
put down the carpet for the Hall.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

PAAcHAM.--ln the post norton examination Of
the lungs Of Mis- Bradley who died very suddenly
on the 18th ult., in consequence las was suppos-
ed) Of fall on the ice, on the 23d, the lower part
Of both lungs were found to be ossifed to GER
tain extent, and in manner never before observ-
ed There were great number Of small bones /;
the longest about an inch in length, and varying
in size and shape, Itworld he only a slight OK
aggention to say the lungs were full Of them.
The immediate ause of death was congestion
of lungs, however. DR.. Parker has taken meas
ures to call the attention OF eminent medical men
to this singular case
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Maarrta es.


In MoRtpolior Feb o. at the residence OF l. W. Brown
Rsg BY Row A. L. Cooper, Mr. r. L. Far, OF aysyille
and Miss Rutu Bnovs, OF Montpelier.
In this village, the ID inst, at the rosdenos Of
Hon. John A. Page, by Rev. q. y. Smith, CHARLBs ".
IIBBARD Bsq, Of TaIna. Iowa. and Miss IIEsRErrA A.
HArDas, Of Montpelier.
In Cabot Feb y, by Rev, g. Y. Drew, Hon. JosEPn r.
LANRos and ABBiB A. ksI0Hrs all Of Cabot. Thanks
70 Mrs. Lainson for her thoughtful generosity.
A. ALLES, both Of Woleott.
In Bradford, Fob. 8, JONATHAN j. SAITH, Of Newhury,
and SoPHRosIA Il. srKARss, Of Corinth.
In Hydepark, Fob. ,, Mr.. DKLos PREKH and Miss
ALHrrA NJ. CAsrBHLL, both OF Hydepark.
In Marshaeld jan II, Mr.. JANIS L. 5rHgLE, OF Pea
ehan and Mrs. SUSAN 5. srnyEss, OF Walden.
In PlRlnAold, Jan, IS, Mr.. ROSWELL O, HUDSON and
Miss ELIZA EBWooDoocK, both Of harshheld.
In Danyille, Jan, n, Mr., LunAs OWES, Jr., of 1t.
Johnsbury, aud Miss JESsrrr MASON, Of Barnet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

THH Acknowledgement inquiry is made,
both at home and abroad, Of the progress Of our
Montpelier and Wells River Railroad enterprise.
We can 0 My say that we understand East Mont
peler, at its late meeting, refused 10 bond by a
large majority, but that the inhabitants, together
with those Of Plainfed and Mansfield, are max
ing vigorous efforts to ase their full quoss by
private subscriptions What the prospect may
be we do not know, but there can be little doubt
that all unnecessary hesitations and delays are ex-
ceedingly dangerous. At least, We rejoice that
the skirts of Montpelier are clear of all RESPONSE
hility in caae Of fnilure
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

JANMcA-At the meeting of the stockholders
Of the West River Railroad held, at Jamaica last
Saturday, the following persons were chosen Di-
rectors Hon. William Harris, Windham 5.
NJ. Waite, Brattleboro A. p. Graham, Bond
vile H. II, Wheeler, c. ID. Read, Jamaica P.
T. Kimball, s. X. Bowker, Newfane A. c.
Howard, Townshend C. X. Field, Brattleboro ;
d. L. Harris, Springfield, Massachusetts,, and w
b. Washburn, Greenfield, Massachusetts,. The
town Of Jamaica has bonded itself 70 the amount
of S33 3i7, and stock has been taken 10 the amount
of $40 900 by individuals, making total Of over
$53 900 raised in that town for this road.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

RoYALroN,---The one hundredth birthday of
Mrs. Olive Barnes Of Royalton, was celebrated on
the 18th ult., by pleasant gathering Of relatives
and friends at the house of her son, Mr.. George
Barnes. She is native of Southington, Conn,
and was married to Elijah Barnes at the age of
"a. She has had ton children, of which seven are
living. She has sixteen grand children and
twenty-four great grand children. She came to
Royalton in 1900, and she ia still remarkably Wig
orous She has been for siIty-six years q mem
Der of the NJ. +. church.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

SHocKHo.--The store of Roger Brchard, Of
Dummerston, VT, was burned on Saturday night
last, and Mr. b. himself persisted in the oonha-
grafton. lie was an eccentric and misery bach
elor, rs years OF age, Of large wealth, and there
ore suspicious Of murder and incendiarism, as the
charred remains show marks Of violence. An in
yestgation is going on.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

MDDLEsRI.-NarroW Esoape.-on Tuesday last
Mr.. Jackman, breakmaR ON the Vermont Cen
trial railroad, in attempting to get aboard the
train while in motion, near the depot, slipped,
causing him to lose his bold upon the handles,
fell, and was pushed along by the axlsssnd wheels
nearly two rods. At one time he was across the
rail, the " break block preventing him from be-
ing instantly crushed 10 death. lie was badly
bruised and had one or two ribs broken His es-
cape from death was certainly miraculous. H.
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A Card.

PRocToRsvILLI, Feb. 10. 1879.
Messrs. Editors II notice that in your report
of the proceedings Of the late Woman Suffrage
Convention held at Montpelier, you call me a
colored lawyer" am aware of the fact the,
my complexion is dark one, bat wrung infer
ence might be drawn from the expression you
used. am native of Denmark. Ny mother
was u Spanish creole, and my father Dane.
Yours truly,
GoRDoS VERSION.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

APrRoPRIArs.-Publicm meetings were held at
Rutland and Bellows Fails on receipt of intelli-
gence Of the death Of Governor washburn, at
tended with appropriate resolutions and remarks
At Rutland, Colonel Joyce made an eloquent and
highly appropriate speech, and large committee
was chosen to attend the funeral.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

II Congress had employed much scientific skin in
tho arrangement Of IL Decentralization Policy" at tho
close the War Department did In the beguaing Of the
war, In arranging for tho manufacture Of what was
called sheridans Cavalry Condition Powders" for Ne
use Of the Cavalry horses, ~ doubt se Union would
have been restored long sgo.--Essasses. aa.U
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

CHHLsEA.-On Saturday evening, 9Th, the up
per grist-mill, owned and occupied by Henry
Godfrey, was entirely destroyed by fire. Rstiula-
ted loss, three b four thousand dollars.
During the frs, week of this month, four
clergymen have been constantly engaged in the
united religious services Of the Methodist and
Congregational Societies Of the place. The
meetings are still continued.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

~ We stated last week that the recent decis-
ion, in the celebrated case Of Cheeyer and Hart
rs. the Rutland & Burlington Railroad, was made
by the entire bench of the Supreme Court. "
We now learn that the case was heard before
iour OF the Judges, and that Judge Barrett Zone
Of the four) dissented as 10 Me manner Of en-
forcing he security.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

Ono reason why :" noG's Malt Extract" meets with
such great favor Is that It's taste paatablo it
efficacy Is certain. Its superiority Tonic Beverage
Ia vouched for by tho nt medical mon, and by thou
sands who have proved il virtues and its iayslr
remedy for disorders Of the thIoas o..., any,
s'ons'e. ~ ossp ...y tested 10 ianumeabls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

WoRtEsrER.-Fiye famiios-eighteen persons
have left this town for permanent residence in
Nebraska within year. Others are expecting
To follow soon.
During the year 1863 there were four deaths,
twenty-five births and i've marriages.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

SENSATION .-Roxbury was the scene of genu-
inc sensation on Wednesday morninglas Prince
Arthur, having been g showed up " on the Cen
trail Railroad over night, refreshed his " inner
man " at the hotel Of mine host Warner, and
was furnished Of course win the bcss the market
aHorded.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

DysPKrsiA la hydra-headaoho monster from which
nearly all "the ills the human osh Is heir to origin
alto. The Peruvian Syrup, protected solution Of tho
protoxids OF Iron, isa longtred and we'll established
remedy for this distressing complaint u has cured
Thousands when other remedies have failed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16
yKssurRr. Orange Co. Feb. "A. 1870

NERsHIRE, Orange Co., Feb Ia, 1870.
The following officers for " ompompanoosuc
Lodge, No. AZ, |. o. Of g. t." were installed for
the quarter ending May |, 1870;
W. Q. T.--Stephen b. Darling.
w. V. T.---Miss Lizzie Fletcher.
w. as-Miss Ida f. Kinney.
w. Y. SIS. George Fletcher.
W. S.--Corydon Fellows.
w. A. S.-Miss Luciett Clarke,
". NE. o. Corse.
W. ID. M.-Mrs. Mira Corss.
w. Chaplain--Rev. J. d. Gross.
W. |. G.-Miss Laura Marsh,
w. o. Go. Vesey.
W. Il. Ii. S.-Thomas Il. Bond.
W. L. ii. S.-Byron Titus.
z. W. q. T.-Miss O. A. Cross.
ID. g. W. @. IA. L. Kinney.
This Lodge meets on Friday evenings. The in
stallation of the officers was public. Considerable
interest was manifested, and large number wers
present. We hope great good was done.
A. +, KINNEY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

We noticed In one Of our exchanges this week the
statement OF Deacon John HodEkins, Of South Jenss
son, Me-, whose cured Of inoploa consumption
by the use Of "Johnsons Anodyns LiniInent" We re-
fer to this at this limo tending 10 oorroborate the
statement We made last week In rotation 10 this Lia
Inent as applied to consumption.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

Coon SawISG.--Joseph P. Tucker sawed, Feb.
18th, inst, fifty cords of wood for Seymour L,
Kneeland, of Fayston, in seven hours and fifty
minutes. The wood was stabbed by Walter X.
Wheeler, and afterwards corded up and measured
M above
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16
IA Q a t h 8

In Underhill Fob. 3, WILLIAM WELLS, aged 81 years
In Wheeoek jan "A, JONATHAN NorHs, aged 70 years.
In Wells River jan %, TUKL T. CaAnBERLfE, aged
o. years
10 westford Feb |, Mrs.. EusicH y, DusLAPr aged o.
yeas.
In watsryille, Doe. %, ELLEN II. CARPHSTnR, aged u
years and months.
In JeGsrsonyills, Feb. q at the residence Of NJ IL.
Stafford, Mrs. RUyus CADr.
la luildhal feb 7, Mrs, r. FAIRoHILD, widow OF the
late Timothy Faltchild, In her s9th year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

TIKI QUESTION sErTLsp.--fhose eminent men, Or.
James CLARK, Physician TO Queen Victoria, and Doctor
Hughes Bennett, say that consumption can b cured.
Dr. wistar knew this whom he discovered his widely
known BALsAa on WILD CHERRY, and experience has
proved the correctness OF his oplaion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

]. O. EHERY Is now Offering very choice stock Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TAPEsTRY CARPETS
also Three Phys and Kddermnsers greatly roduoed
prices. No one In want Of good carpe, aeed deny
themselves account Of prices.
February |, 1910 0305
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Watchman Sc journal.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1870.
Parish SOciabTe.

The ladies' Of Bethany Church and Society give
notice of SOClABIEat the house of Mr.. J. T.
Thurston on Friday evening, Fob 18th. All arc
invited.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16
legal iantines.
STATE OF VERMONT,
WHEELER's ESTATE,

M Tho subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Washing
ton Commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands OF all parsons against tho estate OF
Gardner Wheeler, late Of Cabot In said District, do
eoasod, Represented nsolyent, and the term OF six
months irom tho 2th day OF January, 1870 being al
lowed by said Court % the creditors Of said deceased 10
exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Give notice that we will attend 10 the duties Of ap
ponment at tho dwellinghOuso Of widow Eliza Who'll
er, in Cabot in said District, on tho last saturday Of
February and June next at o'clock In the afternoon
on each OF said days.
ROLAND d. BRUCE, lconmissiansrs.
JOSEPH PARKER,
Cabot, Jan. 20 A. ID. 1870. he
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A ARoN uLLEY,s ESTATE.

A ARON LILLEY'S ESTATE. = The
N subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
orable Probate Court for tho District oil Washing
TOM Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against tho estate Of
Aaron Llley lao Of Calais, In said District deceased.
reprcsonto nsolyent, and the torn Of months from
tho isth day Of January 1870 being allowed BY said
Court To the creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit and
prove theg respective claims before US,
dive notice. that We win attend TO the duties Of our ap
ponlment ~ tho dwellinghonse Of Mrs z A.; d LII
days u Febraary aud July noxt, At ton O'Clock In the
forenoon, on each Of said days.
4 BS \ I S y cen.'...
~ 40
,Af se mstslg 81 "a lSd
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neut Advertisements

TEMPERANCE CoNvENTION.-Tbe
Il friends Of Temperance In Wathlugtou County are
invited 10 meet AZ the Grand Jury Room Ia i0ntren1f
on Tuesday the 2d day February, 1910 AZ ton O'clock
A. NJ TO nominate candidate for County COmmissionef
and 70 transact other proper business.
IS n. A. CHASE, Chairman Co. TEN. Com.
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ABOUT TOWN.


-" Josh Billings" is TO be in Montpelier on
Tuesday evening, March g.
1t is hoped our people will all turn out 10
hear Mr. Carswell on Tuesday evening next
We understand two important liquor trials
will come of on to-day and tomorrow.
The cars commenced running over the new
bridge, and into our depot, on Friday morning
last.
The Methodist people nettod the handsome
sum Of S2ls at their Festival on Wednesday Of
last week.
The Baptist people have a festival at their
yestry on Monday evening next Lot it be well
patronized
Yesterday brought two unmistakable signs of
advancing sprng-the song of a robin, and the
boys at marbles on the walks.
On Thursday evening, the 2ith inst, wo
understand the ladies Of 81. Augustine's church
hold festival at Village Hall
The engineers of the Vermont Central road
are now at work on a survey of the projected
Montpelier & Barre Railroad commencing at
Barre, we believe.
The meeting 10 form Young Mems Chris
tim Association, held on Monday evening, was
well attended, constitution and bylaws adopt
cd, and a committee chosen to nominate officers,
and report on Wednesday evening next. 1t is
hoped full attendance may be had.
We learn that Mr. s. o. Hersey, our well
known townsinan, and Mr.. Aldrich from New
Jersey, have leased the Pavilion Hotel, for three
years, 10 take possession the first Of March We
know nothing Of Mr. Aldrich but if Mr.. Jersey
is rs successful ~ a landlord as he has been as
photographer, he will rank a number one, and
command the respect Of all.
THg WAR ESDsD.-fhe great Bennington Coun-
IS Railroad controversy seems at last 10 have
come to an end, after raging with increasing cum
plications and bitterness for three full years
half ~ long as the great rebellion. The Lebanon
Springs Railroad has been, through the influence
Of Commodore Vanderbilt, consolidated with the
Rutland 4 Bennington Railroad, under new
management. The consolidated road is called
the Harlem extension and the new directors
have elected Augustus Schell as President.
Superintendent Mosely, Of the Troy 4 Boston
Railsad, has already effected negotiations with
the Superintendents Of the consolidated roads, by
which the freight rates will he reduced to what
they were in 1861, and less in some cases The
Troy 4 Boston Railroad on Friday began 10 sell
tickets upon the Rutland q Bennington Railroad,
connecting With 1t, both at State Line and at
Petersburg.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late lgs.i Of the UHit,s Sisss Patent oSo, EaLiagon
under the Act Of lS3f.
No. 7S State St., opposite Kilby ST., Boston

No. 7S State St., opposite Kilby St., Boston.
Amor an extensive practice OF upwards OF twenty
years continues 70 patents In tho United States
also In Great Britain, France, and other foreign
all papers drawings for Patents executed
BILE terms with dispatch. Researches made into Amer
can and Foreign Works, 10 determine the validity and
utility Of Patents Of Inventions and legal and other ad
Vice rendered all matters touching the Copies
Of the claims Of any patent furnished by remttlng
dollar. Assignments recorded In Washington.
No Agency the United States possesses superior facilities
for o6faaing Psisa o sssriaiHiHg fAe paisnfaby Of in
Usnfions.
During eight months the subscriber in the course OF
his large practice, made fce rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which was de-
eided in Ais fnsr by the Commissioner OF Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
al regard Mr. Eddy one Of the most capable sue
cstth practitioners with whom have had official utor
course CHARLES MASON, Com'r Of Patents"
al have hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ competent md Trustworthy and
capable Of putting their applications In form 10
for thom early and favorable consideration at
the Patent cnioe. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of PaIents.n
"Mr. r. II. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN appli-
cations, In all but ONE Of which patents have been
granted, and that one Is BsadHg, such unmistska
BILE proof OF great talent and ability his part leads
me 70 recommend ALL inventors 70 apply b. him TO pro
their patents, they may be Of having tho
most faithful attention bestowed on ther eases, aud
very reasonable charges. JOHN TA0llARr."
Boston, Jan. l. 1870. 1881
The New York herald., 1870-10-14

sixteen Persons Reported tn Have Been
ordcrca 10 Execution--Thc Govcrnmcnt
Knows Nothing About It-Demand for tho
ousiawry OF Cnbral-The French Debt.
PoRr Au PRINCE, Oct. !, 1870.
rimor has reached mere from Aux Caves that
General Dominique. Governor OF that port has
ordered sixteen persons 10 be executed including
several women. on the charge Of circulating sedi-
tious publications. The government has no oficIal
knowledge Of the charge OF or any evidence to sus-
It, 1t Is also understood that they were allied 10
the Salnavist party IL Is further reported that the
war steamer Terreur (Pequot, will leave shortly
Tor the south. conveying guns 6c for the fortt1ca
tion or the fort at Aux Ca5es- The British steamer
Australian arrived here on the 2oth ult. with 100
commission arrived here from Baez short tirno
ago demanding OF this government that Cabra be
delivered up or declared outlawed from Haytien
territory. The demand was fully weighed by the
governments. and after careful consideration they
decided that the Haytlen government had no auth0-
rity over hlIn, as he WAS d0mciled In San Domingo
territory, his quarter generate beng at San Juan.
The session of the Legislature has closed, and
among other matters referred to by Saget In his
closing address Is the debt owing by this govern
afrording sufficient meet home demands and pay
France four million francs The provisional gov
eminent requested France To allow the payment OF
!hls years Indebtedness 10 stand till next year.
This was consented 10 on the following terms:--
That the provisional government OF Hayt pay fifteen
per cent or the customs receipts for the current
year, IN consideration OF which France agrees 10
waive demand oil payment OF the lnStalInent due
TINS year. which will have to be met In 1871. In
March last they PAID 900, l3o 6of and recently made
1ooo,Ooo paid, TO avoid the payment OF sooo,ooof
foI year.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Congressman w. II. Barnum, OF Connecticut, is at
the St Nlcholas He Is surprised 1T result OF
the late elections, but predicts a decided change
throughout the country in favor or the democracy
before the next Presidential campaign.
Mr.. jefferson Davis, for whom rooms were en-
gagged at the New York HOTEL did not arrive by the
Russia az was expected, owing to his being unable
TO procure accommodation on the steamer, the best
berths having been all engaged before he made ap.
plication. He is expected to arrive on the Cuba,
which sailed from Liverpool on the sth.
f. X. Tucker. OF the irm Of Tucker, Andrews &
Co., bankers OF London, Paris and New York,
sailed yesterday for Europe in the Algeria
Sefor NJ Lopez Roberts. the Spanish Minister is
on visit TO this city, and is guest at tho Albe
marie.
Count Catacszy, the Russian Minister, left his
rooms at the Clarendon yesterday for Washington.
Major Ben Perley Poore, together with apout one
hundred and fifty OF the Putnam Phaanx, were Ut
the Metropolitan last night. The Grand Central,
however, took the lions share OF military vis-
tors. The visitors depart for home this NOR ming.
The young and talented battle painter, Julian
Scott, was married yesterday to Mss Mary Burns,
al the Church Of the Ascension, Fourteenth street.
Quite number Of artists including Lamb, Thomp-
son. Hubbard Martin aud Or. Hayes were present,
besides General u. +. Smith, Mr.. Cozzens and others