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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
TIE COURTS.
SUPREME C0DHT-cHAA3EaS.

Order Of Arrest Against n Woman Vacated.
Before Judge Jngraham.
clement Us. Ross-'The defendant, Quaker lady,
who was arrested, claimed, on the motion OF her
own lawyer, on judgment OF $3.50, and placed In
Ludlow street JAIL was brought before the Court on
Q writ OF habeas corpus After a very brief nearing
In the matter the Court ordered her discharge
Decisions.
Monroe rs. Monroe. Report OF referee confirmed
and judgment OF divorce granted
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday. June /, at the
Church OF the holy Trinity IN this city, by the Rev.
=. ii. Tying. Jr., LYMAN q. ANDREWS to Miss MARY
A. SEELY, daughter OF the late Edmund aeely, Of
Goshen N. Y.
CARRoLL-KEILY.-On Tuesday, May 16. by tile
Rev. William Moyan, pastor OF ST. Lawrence5
church, PATRICK IL. CARROLL to MARY 5. +. KELLY,
daughter OF Patrick Kelly, ESD.
DESTOE-COUSINS.--D tuesday, May %, BY the
Rev. william McAillster, RICHARD 5. DENTON TO
ELLA e. daughter OF the late Thomas Cousins all OF
this city.
HAYEs-TAYLoR.-Un Thursday June l. at the
residence oil the brides mother, Lexington avenue
by The Rev. Dir. Hou.hton, rector OF the Church Of
the TRANSPORTATION, FRIEND HAYES, OF New YORK,
10 SALLIE }. TAYLOR, formerly or Louisville, Ky.
HowATT-C0w.-ln Brooklyn. on Thursday, June
l, BY Rev. MI. Ware. lr. J. 7. uoWATT 10 MISS
Belle II. Cow.
KINTzING-BIRDsALI.-O Wednesday, Nay II, BY
hts residence, WILLIAM T. KNITTING, counsellor-af-
law. to RACHEL eldest daughter " Ell! L. BirIsail,
OF Marlborough, Ulster county. n. Y.
Newburg ana Marlborough papers please copy.
LINDSAY st. Johns Episcopal
church, new York, on Thursday, May IS, by the
Rev. Mr.. Cook, ALEXANDER WILSON LINDSAY u
FLORA ScOrT SHIvES, formerly OF Scotland.
MtGINNrS-TwEED.-On Wednesday, May 81, at
Trinity chapel, by the Rev. Joseph IL. Price, u. d.,
A. AMBROSE MAGrENIs, OF New Orleans, to Mary
AMELIA, eldest daughter OF William M.Tweed, Esq,
Of New York.
New Orleans Iapers please copy.
MoGRIDGE-LAwRENcE.-At Jersey City HEIGHTS,
HENRY +. McDRIDGE 10 Miss HELENA +. LAWRENCE.
daughter Of inc late Joseph Lawrence, Esq, OF
Toms River y. ].
VAN BussUM- COPELAND. AT Stewartsvllle, N. j.,
GEORGE Nj. VAN BUssuM to GERTRUDE N. COPELAND,
all OF Jersey CITY,
WoTroN-WliLIAMs.- In TINS city, on Thursdav,
June 1. at the residence OF the brides father, In
Fory-eiglth street, by the Rev. Mr.. Newton, JACOB
w. WoTToN to CLrNICE WILLIAMS, daughter OF !. ID.
Williams, all OF this city.
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NewpOrt News.

Two or three strawberry festivals are announced.
The ouakers' annual meeting Will be held on the
9th OF June.
Cne real estate agent has rented lib furnished
'Coltage5for the season.
The Newport newspaper correspondents will be
mostly ladies' this year.
The CliR Cottage Association have found custom
ers Tor ail Their cottages for the season.
Arrangements are being made Tor a couple Of
fashionable silver weddings this summer.
A number OF burglars have located themselves in
Newport, ana some OF the stores have recently suf
fey ed from depredaiions.
An SAINTS chapel Episcopal), having undergone
certain improvements since ii was closed last au-
tulnn will be opened for summer to-day under the
pastoral charge Of rev. Dr. Potter OF Grace church,
New oIK
new avenue, three miles long, IL building around
Coddmglon Point Newport, to be fifty feet WIDE ana
lined the whole distance with trees. 10 winds
through delightful and picturesque tract OF coun-
try commanding beautiful view OF the bay and
its islands Mount Hope and surrounding hills, the
clty, the DumpinGs and the open ocean, When
finished 1t will he OF the most magnificent drives
IN the country.
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Died.
BRIGGs.--,n Harlem. suddenly, on Tuesday, May
30, ISAAC ", son or Isaac " and Elizabeth Briggs,
aged - Years and months.
DoLAN.-On Friday, June @ at his residence %
varck street, after lingering illness. PETER
DOLAN.
BURLEY.-Suddenly, on Thursday, June l, MAR
GAkEr hurley, in the Goth year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from her late residence,
lis Walker street. this Sunday afternoon al one
O'Clock.
BURGKR.-On Saturday, June 3, JANE NJ. BuRGHR
formerly Mrs. Jane NJ. Haggertv) OF Staten Island.
r"~sraI sarvices Mt PRESBYTERIAN church, Fort
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ITEMS from Saratoga.

A new hotel Will soon be In operation.
The road to the lake is now In splendid order and
the drive Is charming.
Gentlemen will wear at the Springs this summer
high crown mouse color hats and light boo-iali aud
shad-heIly coats.
Soda water with Otard. Bourbon, schnopps and
rye syrups Will be drunk this summer by those who
DO not like Congress water
The "fancyn VIII not be as well represented this
season as in former years. They will, however,
make q good show during race week.
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POLITICAL.

I 18th WARD RALLY. .,,
IL Fourieenh Ward william NJ. Tweed Association noia
their regular meeting Monday evening, June Nv
o'cocs, srooNcs' ASSEMBLY ROOMS 36 Rfoone stfses
The Hon Age s. sullivan ANT Hon. J. Oiyer WIZ ~
dress the meeting. ..~. c,,,,, ,~..,s.rs
JouS A. O'P.rr~. escretary.
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FASHIONABLE SUMNER RESORTS.
LONE Branch Notes.


The races this year Will commence on the Ath Of
July.
Che village wants sensational minister this
summer.
The Plymouth Rock will commence ner TRIPS on
the 18th OF June
Some OF the New York prize ring fancy will give
boxing exhibition in July.
General Porter VIII pass the summer with the
President at long Branch.
The dining room OF the Keystone Hotel ID being
eniarge1 10 twice Its former size.
Mr. Levy, OF New York, is having two cottages
erected at Chelsea avenue, nearly opposite the sea
Size chapel.
III the hotel propretors fatter themselves that
they will bank greenbacks this season than IN
any former year,
Ex.Judge Kearney, OF New York, Is OF the Pa
vilon Also Mr.. John Colt, Of New York. Mr. Colt 10
over eighty years old.
Carpenters, Inasons, painters whltewashers and
house cleaners are busily engaged In getting the
Mansion House In readiness.
The United States Hotel Is being vigorously pushed
ahead. An additional story, running The entire
length Of the building IS nearly completed.
II is reported that the Ku Klux subcommittee OF
Congress win pass the summer at the Branch.
They think they can make up their report on South
ern outra9es from the accounts gwen IN the papers
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Tie following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the day.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGE


The Following were the bids for the railway
,,ortUo On npuds.--
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Birth.
NEsMIrH.-On Saturday. June 3, Mrs. FRANK Il
NEsMITH OF q daughter. Both doing well.
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Eyes AND EARS.

A RTrFTctAL HUMAN EYES.-BAuCH GogGEL-
~ MANN formerly with Professor Bossonnean, OF PaIs,
makers and improved Artacal Human Bye
20 Blocker street. NJ BThese endorsed oy me
faculty.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

BALANCE OF MANUFACTURERS STOCK OF cIGAE
ID At bar.ain-By 100 i,0n0. ~ Murray street, thl
loft; IL TIL O'CLOCK every day, until all are sod.
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(yI.ArfL OF ST. CHRl Session. SEVENTH AVENUE,
" OF Thirty ninth sreet-This sunday evening.
O'Clock, Rev. Mr. Love- cOorcdl vi the
fnrhj rnte
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-02

staid over night on the north side then
as DOW known "a " Frebchtown"-"the
independent State of Monroe " being in
the womb of futurity.
Having taken an excellent breakfast
gotten up by Mrs Gabriel Godfrey, Jr.,
We proceeded on our way, crossing San
dy and Swan Creek, and Rivers Huron,
Ecorse, and Rouge, on the ice, reached
Detroit, then the extreme Western
point of white mans habitation and
even here the white and red population
we're considerably mixed.
This was my ultima thule, which l
had reached after many hair-breadth
escapes, by j." food aud forest--there
were very few " fields in those days.
And once here | found shelter and
home iu the hospi'able family of the
late Col David G. McKinstry, who
with his excellent wife are now in the
spirit land And here l rest my weary
but ever trusty Charley, as well as my
own bones and muscles for the present.
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The Cetcbrdted TrOttins' Station
WIGHT N.7VH.


This celebrated trotting stallion will make
the season OF 1871 at the following places
Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays at the
Park House Stables, Portage street, Kalama-
zoo; Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays at the
Stables Of the Dyckman House, Paw Paw, at
the low price OF FORTY DOLLARS by the
Season. Money paid or note given at the time
Of service. Description-Night Hawk Is golden
sorrel, sixteen hands high, weighs 1150 pounds
and for shape, style and temper, Is not ex-
celled by any horse in the State. His trotting
qualities need no comment, as the record of
the Lansing Society shows that he trotted there
ON half mile track in 2:31 aud again in Au-
gust, 1863 on the same track, ne trotted five
mile race against Dallas OF Detroit, winning
the race easily in IA minutes and in a trial
ton days before the race, trotted his five miles
on half mile track in 1926. Pedigree-Night
Hawk was sired by Champion, he by Almanack
by Mambrino, by Imported Messenger. Dam,
Spirit, by Engineer, out of Syren, by American
Eclipse. His dam was sired by Esq. Shermau's
Young Eclipse. by American Eclipse, by Duroc,
by Imported Diomed. His dam by Gray Do
med. a son OF Old Medley, her dam by Old Oade,
grandam by Col. lIickman's independence, by
Independence, by old Feernaught, out of Dolly
Fine, Old Silver Eye, great-grandAm by I'M
ported Badger. Her dam was by Mary Ridge
out Of Kate Dolan. by Brutus, by Bashaw.-
Thus it will be seen that there rs not drop of
blood running in Night Hawks uens but what
originates from Thorough Bred Stock All
mares served by this horse and not proving in
foel An have the service OF The horse the fol-
lowing fall free of chsrge.
sSi6 JOHN S. VAN KIRK.
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Ready Made Clothing.


2. Sour Millinery Stock is now Iull and
possesses unusual attractions. All the novel
ties added to our stock as fast as they appear.
Yes, come in the evening, or come in the morning
Come when your are looked for, or come without
warning;
nice stock of goods shall be there before you
And treated with due respect you'll be, We as
sure you.
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THE PIONEERS.

The Experiences Of one of them in
reaching Detroit OVer hair q cemtary
agO-DetrOt as 1t then tc0s.
The New York herald., 1871-03-22
PR0SELYTlsM IN NEWARK.

A Young Girl Abandons Her Home ind Her
Religion Mayor Peddie Ms an EvRn-
Gelizer.
Considerable excitement prevails in Newark re-
Igious and social circles In consequence OF the
ner in which young GIRL named Catharine Ryan
sixteen years OF age, was converted from Roman
Catholicism to the Baptist persuasion. Catha-
rine, It appears, went to hear MIR. Hammond
the revivast, during his revlvifyng season at the
First Baptist church. At first she was accompan
by her mother but the latter became disgusted
with the enthusiasts style Of ministering to souls
diseased, and she discontinued her visits. The
daughter, being more susceptible, continued to at
teno, much against the wishes or her parents. AS
last effort to dissuade her from her purpose, they
warned her TO stop In her career or else leave
their house. She preferred the latter, and took ser
vice with a Mrs. Newton, OF Halsey street, On sun
day last she was one OF batch OF persons baptized
by Rev. DR.. Fish, The latter, ex-Ma:or Peddie and
q number OF other well known Protestant gentle
men nave taken deep interest In her case, but
have incurred the unqualified diepeasure OF large
portion OF the community outside OF the Catholic
Church. The matter may lead to much trouble.
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LEASE OF TIE MORRIS CANAL.

The Morris Canal, which for years past has ceased
to be of anv benefit to Its proprletors owing to its
business being absorbed by the railroad companies,
has at last virtually passed out Of the hands OF its
owners proposition made by the Le-
high Valley Railroad Company to lease the
canal and its works and franchises for 900
years, at such o rent as will secure to the com.
pany the payment ofhe interest all Its indebted
ness and dividends to the preferred stockholders at
the rate Of ten per cent per anne and to the CON-
mon stockholders OF four per cent per annum,
has been accepted BY the directors, and
the President and Newark lawyer have
been appointed committee to complete
the negotiations and prepare lease, to be sub.
mitted to the stockholders at the annual meeting on
the I'd Of next month. This action knocks the
wind ont OF the sails Of the city OF Newark, which
for year or 80 has been tacking and diling to
carry out the nautical phrase0logy In relation to
the purchase, the object teing to turn 1t into
grand water works.
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The MARRIAGE IN NEW YORK.

Outside the Travellers Grub blue banner was
yesterday flying IN honor OF the marriage, which
was given out TO be the emblem OF the house OF
Argyll. In the evening about O hundred guests Of
Lord Campbell assembled and held high
carnival. The banqueting nall was pro-
fuse!y decorated with flowers, and presented
very brilliant ana pleasing appearance
The speaking was Of the usual wedding charac-
ter and the health Of the happy couple the British
royal family and the ancient house OF Argyll were
enthusiastically drank. Lord Campbell is a short, !,
slim, pale, sandy haired young gentleman,
with small but brilliant dark blue eyes. He
is. said to be good business man and In society
is generally popular. The following gentlemen were
present At the banquet:--Messrs McDougall, Louns-
berry, Balfour Bereslord; Archibald, English Consul;
Cyrus Field, l.. G. Watson, President French Cable
Compsny Bush George Allen, Walter Watson, McKin-
lay: Hurst, President National Steamship Company
and President Travellers Club; Van Buren, Duer,
Roberton, Patton, Irvine, william Douglas Bierstadt,
Burlinghame Schuyler, Francklyn, Robert Mackie
and James Braneker
After the good things provided had been done JUS
tic to the welded pair were toasted and several
speeches appropriate to the occasion delivered.
was as fOl0ws:-
Huftres, potage a la RENE, Consomme de terra
pines, anchois en- salade aux olives, saumon de Ken
ncbec, shad au Gratin flets de b9uf a la Gordon
pommes de terre a Ia Duchesse riS de veau d
la Jardiniere, vol vents dc pigeons Ia princesse
pates de foe gras de Strasbourg en- Belle vue;
ponche, travellers CLUB y becassnes, ice,
perlgord, saade de laltue, supr5me de fonds
d'artichauts d rItalienne, contes A Ia ananas,
"boars head" en- surprise, the crest Of Clan Camp
pell gaces Ia Nesselrode. bride cake surmountea
with the English coat o:arms, pieces montees fruits
and dessert.
WINES.
Chateau Yquem, Am0ntillado sherry, rudes-
heimer, Most d Chandon dry imperial, La rose,
romance Conte, l.. Roederer. carte blanche, grand
win, Chateau Latitte, olo, res Madeira liqueurs
fines, cafe.
The floral decorations were simply roses and
Scotch heather
The New York herald., 1871-03-22

Relief OF the Indians Of the Southwsst-
Witchitus Raiding in Texas- Kiowas ON
the War Path.
WASHINGTON, March q, 1871.
The Secretary OF the Interior, in communication
to Congress says the appropriation made for the
subsistence Of the Arrapahoe, Cheyenne, Apache,
Kiowa and Comanche Indians during the second
session OF the Forty-drst Congress will
doubtless be exhausted by the 30th
of June next. saould the feeding OF
these Indians be stoped after the ensuing July they
Will again scatt to the Palms. being compelled to
DO so TO r..vcure food. rhe labor aud expense OF
locating them where they now VIII have been OF
no use or permanent benefit either to the govern
ment or the Indians Bebide5, they may commence
depredatlng, which would result IN another war
anu cost the government thousands OF dollars, WINE
u would not cost hundreds TO feed thenl Tho Secre
tary asNs for $3.50, 00J Tor this purpose.
Oniciai despaschcs to the War Department from
the headquarters OF the Cheyenne and Arrapanoes
agency under date OF February Ii report that the
Osage5 ior some time past have been trading afImu-
nitl0n and arms w the Cheyennes and Arrapahoes,
and some OF the men III camp about that date car
rng the trdlc reported that the OSages got tner
powder and lead rom trader Oh Pond creek,
about twenty mics socth OK the Kansas line. FIVE
young mrn OF the Cneycnies had been 10 Texas ana
Killed e man and s!osn wo horss NOR Ssa aas sous sts
PIE Red river for the purpose OF pluader ana iaar"
der Fourteen OF lteen Witch,tas asye oeeI RAID
ng in Texas and 1t Is Stalled that monasei PaSnses
| having met near Red river twenty-five koWas anu
four Uheyennes coming home ifoni INC s'on
mood OF Fort Belknap, and having III tneir eos'o'
News from Fort Dodge, 18th inst, states 'nae "a,
abou nfry Indians, supposed 70 be 1ney % rs, -"
Sacked a wagon relyrnin2 TO Fort DoaRe R n pucsnnr
| Rnnche on the Pawnee FORK. Sohp'"' - - -
| Tentb cavalry, was sent IN pursuit
The New York herald., 1871-03-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNpoN, March 2I--4 go r.
M-Consos closed at y. for money and asA for the
count American securities quiet United States fvctwenty
bonds, 1852, es 1885, old, sl 1857, 90 tenforties
Erie Railway shares, Is; Illinois Centra llUa; Atlantic
and Great Western, S.
FRANKFORT BoUEsr.-FRANxroRT. March eo-Even-
ingUned States hyetwenty bonds closed 96A the
issue of 1852
LIvERPooL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERpooL. March 2I--
l:S0 r M.-The closed Middling upands
7Ad 7-sd middng Orleans, ND 7Ad The sales OF the
day have been 10000 baes including 1000 for export and
speculation.
TRADE Rxpoar.-The market for yarns and fabrics at
Manchester is steady.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoSDoN, March a.
Spirits turpcntine, 37s per CIVIL.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, March
ePork, e5s per bb for prime Beef 15s per
tieTce of 4 lbs for Eastern Cheese 7us
cw for the best grades OF American hne Bacon, 4s
cwt for short riboed middles.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-LoNDoN, March 21.-
Sririts turpentine, Sos. per eve
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both sides during the passage Of the cortege
back to the Castle OF Windsor.

both sides during the passage of the cortege
back to the Castle OF Windsor.
WEDDING FETE.
A wedding breakfast was served in the
Castle to all the invited guests who had wit
messed the ceremony
The royal party breakfasted separately and
without company.
There was no speechmaking.
Two immense ''right royal" wedding cakes
were served to the guests and people.
THE HONEYMOON TOUR.
The bride retired for the purpose of chang
ing her dress.
{. She reappeared after short time clad in
most charming travelling costume, made Of
the Campbell tartan plaid.
In company with her husband, Lord Lorn,
the Princess took carriage for Claremont,
where the happy pair will spend the honey
moon.
GOOD WILL AND GOOD WISHES.
The road was oraamented with triumphal
arches along the entire route from Windsor to
Claremont.
The people were out in great force and
cheered the bride and bridegroom with an un-
interrupted good will all the way from the
chapel grounds until they entered their new
home. The event is being celebrated with
salvos of artillery in all the principal cities of
the United Kingdom.
The New York herald., 1871-03-22
BURIED AT SEA.

Death and Burial at Sea Of the Captain Of
the Steamship Baltimore.
BALTIMORE March 81. 1871.
Captain wm voecksn ii The th steamship Baltimore,
OF the Baltimore and Bremen line died on the sth
inst at sea, anu was buried Rev. P. Jacobs, mis-
sionary returning from England, conducting the
funeral services. Captain voecker was fifty years
Of age and leaves a wife and children in Bremer-
haven. When the Baltimore entered the harbor this
afternoon, with her dags at haif mast, all German
vessels displayed their flags IN like manner. The
fired tonight In respect to the memory OF Captain
The New York herald., 1871-03-22
CUBA.

Another Fight-The Rebel Lender Antonio
yillesas Surrenders and Capotc and Fer
r.udez nre Killed. ~
HAVANA March 81, 1871.
In an engagement in the Cinco Villas the nsur-
gent leauer Antonio villegas surrendered, and the
insurgent leader Capote was killed. Antonio VII
Agas, previous to surrenderlng killed his COM
panion, Fernandez, who tried to surrender.
The New York herald., 1871-03-22
PORTO RICO.

Reclamation Of the Captain Gcneral-Disfurb-
ances the Island,
HAVANA March q, 1871.
Owing to the condition OF affairs In Porto Rico
Captain General Baldrlch resigned and delivered
his command 10 General Izquerdo.
The Diarto OF this city this morning treats on
the Porto Rico question largely. 1t publishes full
manifest OF the conservative Spanish party and
adds-"Cuba has sufficient number Of men and
ships-of-war to send TO Porto Rico In case OF me-
cessity.n
The New York herald., 1871-03-22
THE SPANISH ANTILLES.

Denial Of the Rumored Proposition to Sell
Territory.
MADRID, March Il, 1874.
The Epoca (pewspaperl contradicts In specific
terms the report that Spain has proposed to sell Cuba
anu Porto Rico to the United States.
The New York herald., 1871-03-22
JAPAN.

Rebellion and vindicntion of the Law.
LONDON, March q, 1871.
Telegraphic advlces were received here TO day
reporting that an nsurrectlon had Just taken place
In Japan but was suppressed by the imperial au-
thorities.
The New York herald., 1871-03-22
Tue TWELFTH coLlEc1o4 DISTRICT OF sEW YOax.
PouGHKEEpsIE, March II. IL

PouGHKEEpsIE, March 21 ISL.
The Twelfth collection district OF interha
comprising seventeen divisions mas oesa ~ iouuoso
and coli mbL. counties nave been dlscnaiget. Zap
,ain Wm r. Woodin, United states Assessor ior the
district has been removed anu John d 1isus has
becu appointed Ia nls steads