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JAMAICA.
Tho Jamaica Church Discsfaiiishcd mud Dfs-
endow ed--Oismay Of the Clergy-Change i'm
Jurisdiction of Courts.

The Jamaica Church Discstabtishcd mud Df--
endow ed--Dismay Of the ClerEy-Chauge i'm
Jurisdiction Of Courts.
KINGSTON, Dec. Is, 1869.
On Friday last the country Was startled by the
somewhat unex xpected intelligence that the Church
In Jamaica would be completely dsestablished and
disendowed on the 3Ist Of TINS present month. on
thar day friday the Governor In his place In the
Legislative Council onicially announced the fact
ana that the Secretary Of state for the colonies had
decided that no measures should be introduced into
the Jamaica Legislature which would In erect con-
fer any rights privileges the Church OF gland
not equally enjoyed by all other denominations the
country. The effect 0, this decision that In little
less than three weeks every officiating minister NOT
already al incumbenb, VIII be LEFT to provide for
Himsef. their claims upon the public treasury
ing at the end OF the The ncumbents VIII be per-
mited 10 die out or be pensloned or The catcchists
cepons rerrea o M naw ve an ,a s ,ha eH
selves 10 some other calling In which they will ea
ize that their past department. their naughty ana
OveTbearlng manner, have not been such as to n.
der them favorites among tho people or deserving
OF their sympathy. The Bishop, scared by the
announcement, mas called convocation for the
first week In January to consider the future OF the
Church and what It's constitution shall be. In
peculiar for in the new order or things he Is power
less, and instead OF ruling the Church the young
ministers and the people rule hia position which
MS reverence can hardly understand.
The Governor said that there were some districts In
jamaica where religion had been completely shut
out that ne thought 1t would have been well have
made some provision for by an endowment for snch
churches as would undertake the work; but as that
proposition was unwelc0me TO Inc coOnists, he had
abandoned it altogether
Sir Jonn Peter Grant has made another grand
stroke In Judicial reform which has taken the
country by as much surprise the sudden an.
nouncemenL OF dlsestablishment The once OF clerk
OF tne peace has been abolished together with all
civil process In the magistrates courts such pro-
must IN future be taken the district courts,
whie the magistrates VIII coniine themselves 10 the
adjudication OF criminal offences The clerks OF
The Inaglstrates courts will take Information
tie nearing and adjudicatng OF brought before
them. Wnen this new order Of things il ilitated
tpe abomiDaDle syssem OF lees In the mag sIrates'
courts VIII be abolished, wne clerks OF the peace
VIII not profit BY the increase OF crime or the love
OF litigation among the people.
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lETTE Fs ON THE LATE EDWIN N. STANTON.
His Self-R cliance aud Firm Trust in Prov


His Sclf-R cliance aud Firm Trust in proyi.
dcncc.
The following letter OF Edwin NJ. Stanton, written
10 his friend James Kennedy Moorhead, late Repre-
sentative in Congress from the Pittsburg (Pa) dis
trict, the27th or last November was read by Mr.,
Moorhead ut o recent meeting In thar city
My recent Improvements is very encouraging, and,
my strength restored sta need help from no one be-
yond the uvigorating cordial or friendship ana good
wishes OF good people ike YOURSELF OF which, thank
Providence, seem TO have no lack. In respect to
the subscription you mention and the generosity OF
the people or PittsDuR, l have no doubt OF their
liberal kindness, and that many would rejoice AZ
the opportunity to evince 10; but know OF no ex-
tremlty thaG could reconcile me to Il while l am
capable Of earning my daily bread BY daily labor aud
shUrt OF starvation OF my family. TO such extremity
hope never TO reach. Although my health and the
vgor OF my lie, at the period OF greas,est and
professional prosperity and social comfort have been
lost in the public service. the consciousness OF
high duty fuliiied taxes away much OF ghe regret
such loss might have occasioned--especially as
my official station was not sought after,
but was cast upon me by unexpected call in the day
OF danger In all the years or encouragement.
disaster. persecution ana calumny my heart was
strengthened aud my courage upheld by the renec
ton that such troubles could only be for brief
period compared with the great hereafter. | am
therefore, cheerfuy resigned to my own lot for the
short term OF service that remains, not envyng the
apparent prosperity OF those who have prospe ed by
the fortunes Of war; ana trust that strength will
be given for my soul to march on, however rugged
or Providence may be bountifnlly bestowed upon
you and yours IL the earnest PRAYER Of your SINCERE
friend, EDWIN NJ. STANTON
To Hon. J. X. MooRHgAp
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The PEABODY FUNERAL TRAIN.-The Eastern
Railroad Company furnish the which IS to
vey the remains of Mir. Peabody from Portland 10
Peabody, where they are to be finally INFERRED. The
two last cars manufactured at the Eastern Railroad
Oar Works in Salem, Mass. have been selected for
the sad service. The Ncwbnryport Herald
describes these cars as f0i0Ws-These are
"a fine vehicles ever on rails. ana
when again upon tho track they VIII display
the skill OF the artists as truly at irst, although
III designs ana enhems OF sombre grandeur. One
OF these will contain the body exclusively, and
Is being prepared With reference 70 that fact. Its
ordinary urnlturo mas been removed ald II Is 10 be
furnished with frxmcwork, in the centre OF wh1ch
the casket VIII be laid, ana be secured to be
unaffected by tie motion Of the train. II 10 be
draped In black. and In other appropriate forms
viii Indicate the purpose TO which it"has been
temporarily devoted. The second car will contain
the mourning group and body guard, and be ar
rangelDfor their convenience and comfort Both
cars wili be somewhat deprived Of their permanent
embellishments ~ good taste, chastened by the
spirit of tue grave occasion, would suggest.
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THE a,oucrsrxs MASS, FISHING AND FREIGHT

TIE EIOUCkSTER [MASS.I FIBHISu AND FKKIGIIT-
ING pIEET. The Gloucester A1veTiser says the year
just closed has proved quite a dsastrons one to the
hsning feet OF that port the losses OF life and pro-
perty greatly exceeding those or last season. sixty
seven lives have been lost against 40 last year Six
teen vessels have been totally lost and 20 have met
WIN disaster. or this number, schooners aud 40
aud IL men In the Grand Bank fishery; 4 schooners
ana men IN the) freghfng business; schooners
aud | man m tho shore mackereiIng BUSINESS; O
men Ia the Western Bank fishery; man In the Bay
Of 81. Lawrence mackeret fishery; i plot boat
wrecked IN Gloucester harbOr. Total value Of
seis lost about xS4 900: insurance $6i I3T. In add
ton 10 this the partial losses will amount TO So, 30O
making tie total amount Of losses for the year about
STAT 000 total amount OF Insurance. $751; D37 or the
81 men lost~24 were morrcd. leaving "a widows and
rs fatheriess children. From the records kept it
appears That there have been l6l vessels lost since
1880. valued at S733, 750 aud 9i8 lives averaging
vessels and 2S lives q year. The most disastrous
year was 1852. when Is vessels and l48 iyes we're
lost. Nearly ore-half OF all the losses were the
Georges fishery. Thrty-slx vessels were added TO
the towns fleet during the past year.
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SUPREME cnuaT-sPEclsL TERN.

"A stay Of Proceedings 10 The Policemen Sem
fenced 70 Sing Sing for Five Years De.
MED.
Before Judge Cardozo.
TIE People Us. H0nneDdn ana Renlsea.--JndQe
Cardozo delivered the opinion OF tue court In this
case Yesterday. He saId:-The principal ground
upon which the prisoners rely is the supposed error
In The Charge upon the subject Of the effect to be
given to the evidence or good character The whole
charge Is 70 be taken together, and think It can
hardly be that the jury could have been mslcd The
Iearaed Recorder charged the proposition OF
prisoners counsel in the language OF the request
namely THAT good character Ii fact to be con-
sideied by the jury like every other fact In the Case
no matter what The other testimony may be. IL is
eupp0seu however, tnat the remark Of the learned
Recorder that it IS only III cases where YOU have
We'll reasoned DOUBT o doubt logically arrived at
sht evidence OF good character steps IN, and then
IL becomes your duty, un0er your Oatha, TO give
verdict IN favor OF the prisoner" renders the charge
Objectionable within the rnio laid down by the Court
Nf Appea5 In Cancemls case nc N. " and In
Lambs case e keJcs), ana perhaps taking Ghat
paragraph alone 1t might be so. but II be seems
10 me the error was corrected by The next remark,
Tor the Recorder proceeded to add that II the jury
had reasonable doubt arising out or the whole OF
The TESTIMONY, )" they should acqut. But reauDg as
should be DONE the Observation which Ia consiaered
erroneous with what precedes and follows 1.-THE
preceding clause being that II the jury believed the
prisoners guilty IRON all the testimony which oil
course ncuded the evidence OF character should not
avail then think the Jury must have understood the
n1'2c ao uiootinx shem " conSuer AL tne eVi-
ocnce, and that they then believed the prisoner to
be guilty they ought not to allow their previous
Hooo characters to shield them from punishment,
ano sllcn charge would certainly NOT pe received.
AZ all events do DOT think there s any such mani
Test error as TO demand mat should stay the pro-
NeedinRs upon the judgment The writ OF error Is
writ OF right and thai ot course must ISSUE but the
stay rests 10 my discretion; and when rs In thls
case alter very careful examination OF tine evidence,
iee bound to c0ncar IN the propriety Of the con-
yicti0n but discretion ought not 10 be exercised.
nnless nnd an error in rnc proceedings SO plain
and ppabIe tnat l cann0s doubt that the verdict
should be set aside and new trial granted. Wnen
fhe testimony leads me to the conclusion that the
verdict s wrong, and when / see manifest error OF
law duty demands that should not, and I never
could, hesitate to stay tue proceedings that Is then
mere lastlce TO the prisoner, or which, matter
nov we hts character, no matter now excited
popular ciamor may be against him, ne ought not to
be deprived by the coiTis; but when as here the
verdict is plainly right aud the supposed error II
any exisss az all not obvious. stay of tue Judgment
0h Ould be refused.
Ordered accOrdinglY.
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SUPREME CGusT--SsNsaAL TEAM.
Tho Case OF the Patent Divorce NJ.

Tho Case OF the Patent Divorce Man.
Before Judges lrgraiam, Barnard and Brady.
IN g'e. o. A. House-Tnis case, the particulars OF
which were fully reported In the HERALD short
4tme since came up for argument ON a motion to
throw House over the bar for alleged misconduct IN
aiming patent divorces by fraud, &C. The Court
COOK tue papers and reserved decision.
The B0lles-AJu9 Theatrical Cusc.
An application was made on behalf of the de-
fendant. Dun. for reargament on the ground that
he had not had time to prepare points. The Court
not beng willing to set down any nom enumerated
cause put 1t at the foot OF calendar so thas it
Will come up again when 1t shall have been reached
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firm for tho better grades which spsringy offered
The sses limited 20 about 60 bales from lc ESQ.
Dun and :. the quotation. published
Porto Rico. sssa Ensish Iianas slS OOs New Or
NAyAI sronre- market for spirits ,urpen,ne was
9ss ysrd. sna q dock were held sis With
ea bid We heard q no important sales Ros,n was
as.r s sss ws %
sad y a .sl.Sss a ws 90 e,-s
sssis; s. 80 l. sy SrS's sss5 Pss
and "a nominal Al our iasi quotations.
while other kiad. were dun, sqt ancAansea - - -
IA 90 ~, ..,. ss % ~ Ss M psGkags' beef
was In Ugh. demand and the business couanod to small
sasa were ou about s 'na At s r ns.
mcss and $40 so for city do For future delivery the market
as ass s"s %
S Ss 1--we h aos ss hsa s.ns aes
were steady with ANAL within rangs So SN
3 s'si s ~ @ but p.a anG "a s
r.fcs beef wa Inactive and prices wsre nominal a.
city long disposed Of at ibNc Cut meats we're dun,
mee 70 @sas w as VI %
lSAc .er pekled shoulders ie1sc 10 for DO hams and
spot. but nodsra,sy active future delivery. Tse Sales
raaIy do 4 i7,sc, 6ois sellers option. - = - = -
sSSs 9sas. p,ss;
neglected. and prices were nomn. =. isSc 1870.
Kedned >demand, bnt the bnsness was light
owing To the smAllnsss OF The stock aud the in.
creased frmness Of holders, who unwilling
TO sell ITO any extent below ale. The sales were
only 800 bbs part Al and 400 at ssbe closing
al BIC. Naphtha duh aud nominal obbing lots of
refined there moderate demand VI Gsc 3scths lat
Ter price for prime white Ia Philadelphia Tue market
1sSs anay
Ats 30sc.
Rcr.--Csrolins slow of sale but prices were un-
changed THO sales lots from 6I,c
To TIC. for common To prime.
suaAm-fho market for raw continued to rule dull tho
asaAna pss nsn' ont prices were steady owing to the
Ter Cuba also 100 boxes, NJ i04c lic Refined but
Ntile aensa! after but qt,c steady IN value We quote
Hard issc; soft white, lsSc. lac; extra 9, l3lsc. n
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Wheat wss very dull, but there dsposion TO force
sales that prices For No spring Sl Is
. 81 as w.s paid. whDs spabor winter wa. ponins'iy
81 So, In store. The sales 10000 bushels No. 4
spring at 81 70 81 as and small lots California al
III N0. Coru WAS very quiet, but Srm, the sales
being 2oooo bushels a, Sl IL ~ II for wssrrn mixsd
the latter price for prime old rUont 81 IL for yellow West
sn In store and 9c 81 02 for yellow Jersey and South
Oats quis. but steady the 600 bush
els al Csc 6sc. FOR Western State 5sc for
Jersey and Southern Rye was dun and noIinsl sall
sales made at III II I Is for State and 81 Cl for Jer
sey Barley and barley malt duh and nomi
nal The stock Of grain In the New York Brooklyn
houses, JAM 1870 olows;303 l62 bushels wheat,
Gs,9ll bushels corn, s7s7A bushels oats s44 bushels
rye Sxs2 bushels barley, l bushels malt SSl bushels
peas.
raRIGHTs extremely quiet and rates. with but few
exceptions, were heavy The charering business dull
The sngAgemsnts Liverpool ls0 tons loywocd A.
2 3D. and steamer 10 cgnlus at <0s, 16o ba
at I'D and 1900 bushsis wheat 3D. 70 GLASGOW
per ssamcr bbs -four on private terms 70 Hamburg,
per nsamsr % packages ssgar 2. a5s 70 London, psT
steamer 7b bales hemp NJ b. 3D. and 10 cochinsa
private terms TO Antwerp S0 boxes extract logwood at
The charters vera bark 70 Rotterdam with 3500 bbls.
petroleum At IA shd and schooner 0O bbls. The
wsrd on private terms
GUNrIEs dull and we heard OF saes. Bags were
quoted i6 and cloth was quoted t9Sc nc The
following fro b. Glover Co.'S circular dated January
!, 1sV:-
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CANADA NO LONGER REFuGR FOR THIEVES ASD
SwiNDLERS-Thc quebec Mercury Says that on Jan.
uary an important aot passed at the last session OF
the Dominion Parliament with the view OF prevent
Ing canada beng made an asylum for thieves and
sWinuers, went into operation. This act provides
that II any person takes Into Canada, has In his
possession therein, any property stolen or obiained
py raud or lalSc pretences IN any other country In
such manuer that the stealing or obtaining 1t In ike
manner IN Canada would be felony or mlsda-
meanor. then the taxing Of such properly there.
unawiuly obtained. shall be an oence OF the same
nature and punishable In the same manner az II the
stealing or unlawful 0btainance had taken place In
Canada.
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alleged, by her order. Plaintiff claims tnat she
was not liable tor these disbursements, they
beng artc.es whoa defendant was bound to
furnish her, and that they should not therefore.
be allowed In MS account. Both parties were ex'
The examination. On this exception and on the
ground o! tho wies liability to pay for articles
nshed Tor her own use. together with some other
minor questions the case came up on appeal. II
was contended ana opposed that where wife and
husband are botn parties 10 an action lhey cannot
be examined In their own behalf.
lleclsiOn regoryel
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CLOSING PRICES AT THE srocx RxcHASG Y

The following were the closing pricos OF stocks at
the last session OF tho Stock Exchange:Cauton, ~
. 30: Cumberland, - . 25K; Western Union. s2,s a
s2ss; quicksilver. lax Is; marposa, sN; do. pre-
ferred, l4H 1bx; Pacific MAIL AK 42h; Boston
Water Power, Ia i5h; Adams Express, ei,6 q s2t6;
Wells Fargo Express, 1sk n; American Express.
"a a54; United States Express, 4s a 5ox; New
York Central consolidated so1s s63<; do. scrip. 81
sii; Harlem, l2o 100; Erie 70 "a; DO preferred.
A.; Reading, 941 e4,s; Michigan Central, III bd
Lake Shore, s47s IS; Illinois Central 1897 a lse;
Cleveland ana Plttsburg SO bd Chicago and North
western. e7x e7I; do. preferred, SIX q SIX;
Cleveland, Columbus ana Cincinnati TAX bid; Rock
Island. 102 1o2h; Milwaukee snd ST. Paul, 7s .
IN; Do. preferred. sSk ssh; Toledo ana W.
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SUPERIOR cOyaT-GshsRAl TERN.

Examination Of Husba nd and Wife--A Domes-
tic Fcud.
Before Judges Mcneil, Jones and Spencer.
Lossse O. south,efck us. George ". lsouth,ctcac.--
RlantT In this action, who is tho wife OF the de-
Sendaut received legacy in her own right OF about
el4 900, OF which amount she constituted the de-
lendant, her husband, the trustee. She snpse-
Quentiy sued for settlement and accounting by the
tustcc, alleging balance in her favor OF $5752 "a
Ihc husband get up as q defence that there was
nothing Que, rendering an account showing. among
soLAar disbursements, money paid out for clothing,
&C., Tor plaintiff and paid for out OF her funds, o.
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bash, b.; Fort WAYNE, Sd4 s6K; Alton and Terre
Haute preferred, 54 o 68 Ohio and Mississippi 23ys
a "a; Delaware and Lacks awanna. ex dividend, i02
1925; New Jersey Central, s2k q os; Chicago and
Alton, 14s,s biu Morris ana Essex, IS bd Hannibal
and ST Joseph, ioT bid; do. preferred, 1o7h IoS;
Dubuque and Sioux City, ex dividend. 100 loiA ";
Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, Tx ls5z.
THn ExrggMB FLUCTUATIONS.
The fluctuations OF tho leading speculative stocks
ore shown In the following table OF the highest and
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STOCK IN UsD SITS JAN. !. CONSUMPTION Arp rxros1

MAY;-The demand was only moderate, but pricss were
short do, s6c. a 81.
light and we heard OF salsa prosa nominal
Ia st quotations.
Hors4-Therc bu. little business tracsassd ths do
mAad from ell eAssos OF buYsa being gh Prtc>s wars
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SUPERIOR C0vBT--SpECIAl TERM
DecislOns Rendered.
By Judge Freedman

HUs
Stupuesdnt Us. B'otonsna Is entitled to
IN order directing the Chamberlain to pay over the
amount OF taxes with interest, upon proof OF tho
payment Of the samc Dy petitioner.
Seed us. Mdriotte.-Moton denied. with ten dol
Iars costs.
P1j,,,ey Ds. Ifnncy.-Motion denied.
4 Lecfe7a Us. ErGzter.--Mo,on granted on payment
OF ten dollars aud plaintiffs disbursements taking
che inquest.
Debbie ps. McDerna0tt.-Judgment for plaln,if.
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Holders OF cash gold paid currency, gold, 1-37
and 1864 TO have their balances carried over. The
following " the report Of the Gold Exchange
Bank
ooia 4oA OIL. uuO
Cold balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1GS9,17s
currency balances. cs................... 2,0i6, ISL
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THE COURTS.
Important Law Proceedings
Yesterday.

A Bankrupt PERJURY Case-Counterfeit.
ing-Frauds on the Reyenue-Mutiny
at Sea-The Robber Policemen
The Case OF the Patent Divorce
MARA Domestic Quarrel.
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FLoUs AND GaAiS.--Recep.a 5,0s9 bbs. -four, 1890
bushels wheat 5aIo do Data and ,l5s do. malt The -four
market ruled dull, prices unchanged sales
$500 bbs prices within hc,ranec OF the
annexed quotations Southern our 10 fight demand
bu. held FOR fu prices. SAFES 75 bbs Rye -four
raey active At steady PRIZES Sales lsO Corn meal
dull md Sales $50 bbis. We ouote
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Alleged Perjury Bankruptcy Case.
Before Lndce Blaichfnrd.

beIOTc jUuec bIdtCuiDru.
Ire United States Us. Join Al. M1ore,tedd.-The
defendant In this case was arrested on q warrant
issued on the atiidavit OF Demetrius G. sconcd,
under the following circumstances as set forth In
said ahldayt:- scofcld, in the month OF February,
1868 aled petition In bankruptcy which was duly
heard and Judgment entered thereon; that in the
month or March following fled hts further peti.
ton Tor discharge according to the provisions OF the
ACT Of bankruptcy the creditors being duly apprsed
q the proceedings taken Ill the matter; that the
1Sh DAY Of Apr a. assigned Tor the hearing or the
Petiuou ana that on tie day or such return one OF
us creditors, Calvin r. Bailey receiver OF the Cro-
son national Bank, appeared and opposed his dis
cnaree anu On the hearing OF said case produced
sne DEFENDANT, Moorchead witness in support OF
tae allegations set forth IN his specification.
ihe afhdavlt then goes on 10 charge the defendant
moorehead win testl,ynR falsely in relation 70 cer-
tain conversations between them on the subject
oI complainant (ScOleldt. The afidayit on this
point y very vouminous, but presents nothing OF
interest TO newspaper report. The hearing OF the
case was set down for yes erday ut two O'Clock r. NJ.
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STREET euaTAR1xs.
HnIf.past Five o,Ciocx r. nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Jan s. r. M
corvrrRo was In demand and held for uIl prices,
heard of sales Other descrpous were dull but IN
chenged In vhlue
Corros-Ihe demand from all classes OF buy srs light
and the sales limited to f baes which sa were for
spinning, III for export and II speculation
were only modsrate and in consequence previous prices
were maintained For future dehvsry the business
active tho being 4OO bales basis low mddps for
February as s4s loo do for do 2s Tide 100 do, for
January, at zA'2c We eappopd tho closing quotations.:
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
AEnrAia-McXAy. I'm TINS city, on Friday even
WILLIAM B. CoAKEFAIE TO Miss ANNIE MCKAY, all
OF th,s city.
HALsTED--BRucE.- Wednesday evening De
cembar %. by the Rev. Il. Evans, STANLEY NJ. HAL
srED 70 SARAH A. BEUcE, both OF New York. No
cards.
JosDAN--LgNr.--fu this city, on Thursday De-
cemDer ao ny the Rev. John t. Cookman, Mr.. ED
WARD JORDAN 10 Miss CARafR LENT, both Of this
city.
Albany papers please copy.
MucKLow-J0sAH st. Stephcn's church,
Brooklyn, on New Years evening. by the Rev. w.
Scn0uler CHARLES MUCKLoW. OF Birmingham Eng
land, 70 CHARLOTTE JOSIAH, Of London, England.
Birmingham and London papers please copy.
sTAEE.GA NUN.--on saturday December 70, 1859,
by the Rev. n. b. Ritgeway WILLIAM A. STAIR TO
EMMA isxBEL GA Nus, all Of New York city.
Putnam county papers please copy
Birth.
FMEaAN.--on Monday, December II, the wife OF
George T. Fmegaa, oi = son.
APPLrnY.---0n Saturday January 1, WILLIAM
APPLEBy, in the 18th yaar OF his age.
tbs f.iends and rsattyes arc Respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral at the Church OF the Holy
Martyr, IN Forsyth street, between New Canal aud
Hester sts this Cruesday) afternoon at one O'Clock.
BLAUvELr.--oa Monday, January ., AMANDA
Friends and relatives OF the family arc invited Il
attend the funeral from the residence OF her father
O'Clock.
/ BowES--At 81 Luke's Hospital, on Sunday Jan
uary z. JOHN BOWEN, printer, naive H Alexandra
u. G., aged IS years.
Washington papers please copy.
CALnoVN.-ln Brooklyn. on sunday. yapnaey 2
JAMES CALHOUN, aged 3S years
Friends aud relatives OF the family are respecttu
invited attend tito funeral, from hss late resi-
dence on Eleventh street, between EiIth ana Sixt
avenues, south BROOKLYN. on wednesday afternoon
OF hali-past two.
The members Of George Washington LoeSs, No
2S5 Z. and A. M, arc hereby summoned to attend
special communication at their rooms on WeIncs
day a. twelve O'Clock M. for The purpose OF payin
the last tribute OF respect TO lale brother Jane
Ca/houn. BY order OF O. CEYl.ER Masfer
CiAnK.-0n Mondax January ., rsrRicxa atLAaz
aged 6s yeara.
Thetrelsttvcs and kisncs Of shs .aniI arN respoo