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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-15
COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-Unsettled; prime very scarce; firmly
held; unsound dull; declining; No 3 Chicago S70
90; No 3 Milwaukee s0l11 90; No Chicago 0201
O5; No 2 Milwaukee 0301 TO-
Corn-Heavy; declining; western mixed 5a055.
Oats-Dull; heavy; mixed western 25ffi40.
Pork-Firmer; 20 1920 20.
Lard-Firmer; II 10.
Whisky-l 13.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
roR STATES ATTORNEY.

P. O'AIARA will be a candidate before the Coun-
ty Convention to be held in the Court House, the
Goth inst, for the Office OF States Attorney. dwtd
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-15

I'VE approve the noble administration
Of President Grant. "-Republican Nation
al platform adopted rhen Hayes soas nom
mattel
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Bank Res erves.
Failnre

NEW YORK, July l5.-Bank statement
reserve increase $50, 900.
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FEVER AND AGUE

Fever aud Ague cured for fifty cents. There it
not q remedial agent in the world that will cure
fever and aguc, and all other maarious, bilious
scarlet typhoid. yellow and other fevcrs (aded by
Railways Pills) so quick as Railways Ready Relief
fifty cents per Bottle
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Tie Fast Mail luxury to be Stopped by
Vanderbilt g. Co,

WASHINGTON, July l5.-The post
master general has been informed by Com.
Vanderbilt and Col. Scott that the fast
mail will be discontinued on and after
Saturday next.
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Notice.

! NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
l1annual meeting of the stockholders of the Moline
u Rock Island Street Railway Company for tht
elec ion of directors will be he'd at O'Clock P N
| on Wednesday, the Goth day Of July, 1876, at th'
| office of the company in Argus Block No, 3, vi
| stairs j. BUFoRD. Sec'y.
| 15d10t of NJ & r. |. st. r. r. Co.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-15

Your platform in every part meets my
appreciation. "-Hayes's letter Of acceptance.
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To-DAYS' ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE is hereby given thet the annual meeting
lVof the stock holders of the Ball and Socket Sci
Car Coupling Company will be held at the Harpe
House in this city, on Wednesday, August 18TH a
twelve o'clock noon.
15d1m JOHN p. WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
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Rock Island Illinois, Saturday, July Is. 1876.
New YORK Market.

!NEw YORK. July 10
FINANCIAL.
Gold--1 11A.
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4 BlNkER,s sTRAyoE ABSENCE.
Excitement In Fairport-Tbe Little All of
Poor People Involved.
Prom the Roehesser Express, July 20.


Virtually there was no such institution
as a FairpoIt Bunk. 1t was simply an ONCE In
which Henry Il. Woolcott did private broker
WAS tine beginning aud ending of the concern.
although he was designated as President OF the
Fairpor, Bank. Mr.. oolcotts father, and also
bls uncle, had assisted Henry to start in his
enterprise, and Its concerns have been consld-
cred uros porous, with a brilliant future Henry
Il. WooIcott has always borne an excellent
name. Therefore when he left for the 81.
l. luis Convention. ana also, as he said, to look
after some real estate he owned la Iowa. no per-
He went to st. Louis with MessTs. DeRendorf and
Goodrich, of Faifport, and was with them at
the same hotel FROM Monday until THURSDAY or
until tue close Ofths Convention, wheu he said
be was goi q ON into Iowa. Since that time he
had not been heard from, except at Kansas
City, where he registered bis name. and also at
Pueblo, Col. where ne had 5000 draft cashed.
ne act that Mrs. Wolcott mas not had line
from her husband is the most singular feature
OF the case, aud one that Is extremely moruiy-
ing to her and her friends, VINO cannot account
for II.
Yesterday tho Sheriff attaehe the bank safe,
the house and lot with the furniture in IT, aud
tue fancy chickens in which Henry hau taken a
good deal Of pride, on "A Claim OF Otis Clapp,
sued for ia the United States Court at Buffalo
This was the brst step taken IN bankrupt pro-
ceehngs. Other parties had sued out attach
ments before single Justice, but as bankrupt
proceedings will have the precedence Of all
Others, they were finally dropped To await ac-
tion in hi.her court.
In the mean tune MIR. wo oleotts leaving
throws the business portion of tle town, OF
course, into great confusion aud embarrdss-
ment.
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THE JAY COOKE ESTATE.
The Trustee Cannot Tell When Another
Dividend will be Paid.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-Edwin NJ. Lewis,
trustee Of the estate OF Jay Cooke Co., In let
ter to W. o. Alexander of Washington, says that,
under the decree oi\the United States Circuit
Court for rsnBsyst..sa, he has paid large sum
OF money To the Secretary OF the Navy, but not
ali that IL due, and that lie Is able by this pay
ment TO prevent any further movement for the
forced sale OF the individual assets, which was
looked upon bv the c lmmittee and the credit
ors as necessarily disastrous lie also says that
the residence and other individual property OF
Henry ID. Cooke, In GeorgetoSU, has not Yet
been disposed of. the matter regarding this
naming Ia the unsettled condition 1t was in
months ago. he Potomac ferry suits have. un-
der the direction of the committee, been settled
on compromise for S4T,5OO cash. As TO the
Maryland FreestOne Mining Company, no offer
OF settlement has as vet been received.
MIR. Lewis, in conclusion, SAYS that the day OF
final settlement Of the estate Is far OF. nor can
dend Will be declared and paid. He was
earnestly DESTROYS OF attempting to make a
dividend of funds IN hand and certain other
assets which he hoped to get In convenient
shape for distribution at an early day, but In is-
much rs "A large portion Of the funds In hand
were claimed Nv the secretary OF the Navy and
other individual creditors to he errOneously
marshailed, and really to belong to IL dividual
and not to firm estates, II was doubtful whether
the order OF toe court of April Last not been
made. But of course this order necessarily
postpones the period Of another cash dividend.
He II, however, pressing collections and sales
with all the Iapldlty that can DO used without
sacriuce, and money Is constantly coming IN.
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Excitement In Morrist own, n. j.


MoRRIsTowN n. j., July q. Louis
voiaht. dealer In essential oils. Of u Maiden
lane, New York, accompanied by MIR. Hitler. OF
the jersey City Drug Mills, and a member of
wholesale drug house In Cortlandt str. ct. New
York, came to town yesterday and procured
warrant to search the premises Of j. H. Tai
madge, who Is n member of the nrm OF Ialn ad0e
& Co., dealers in oil. 6S Cortlandt street. New
York. Concealed 10 his hay NOW they found
articles OF various kinds. including nfty
boxes Of soap. family and toilet, 800 worth
OF vanilla beans. ottar Of roses. and other
oils of various kinds. They had taken
away truck load and were loading
more when lamadge arrived from New York.
and taking spade attacked the horses OF the
truck IN such a manner that they ran away. lie
then swore tnat he would shoot the next man
that set foot on his premises, and at that he
Deputy Sheriff, who was In charge. left the
place. Talmadge SAYS that he has no connection
with the firm OF ralmadRe & Co.. and that the
goods are his. The frm have bought goods OF
oil kinds of houses IN New York city. Troy. n. "
Pbiladel phia ana Newark. and shipped them to
various parts of New Jersey, all cannot be
found In MorristowO One OF the New fotk
skin game" ever undertaken in that city. Tai
madRe & Co.'S goods In this city have been at
tached and their place Is closed.
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THE RESCUED IRISHMEN.
Preparations for their Reception in this City
An Incident Of Their Escape.

The Irish prisoners who were recently
rescued from Australia will soon arrive in This
city, and preparations for their welfare are beng
made. A circular has been Issued, over the
names OF John Dewey, ODonovan Rosa, Der-
nard O'Reiily and others asking for money.
Says the circular: "No public reception, pa
fade or other organized public demonstration
Will be given the ex-prlscners, and all the ener-
giles of the committee will be devoted to maxi
Ing adequate provision for them" As an arRu-
ment for iiberdlity 1t ADDS: " They have borne
FOR ten long and weary years the horrors OF
British convict life. with almost unexampled
patience and forttude, never expressing a word
Of regret for tho course they had taken, or COM
planning Of their adverse fortune Their faith
In Ireland has been purlaed by the lre % su fer
log, and they have set an example for fu ture
generations of Trlshmen to follow. They ha We
given ten Of the best years Of their lives to Ire
laDd-years of suffering and sadness, at period
ment and when lfe and liberty are sweetest sS
They have done real and lasting service to
their country
IRON, the Dublin irishp,dn, Juy8
Letters from Freemantle give further details
OF the exciting Chase OF the six escaped Fenans.
The Government commissioned the screw
steamer Georcetts as a war steamer. put on
board some no wltzer cannon and body of IN IL
itary pensioners and sent them In pursuit. Tue
Georeette next day came up with the Catalpa
not stop. Coming within haiiing distance a par
lev commenced.
Superintendent Stone-I demand in the nam o
OF tho Government OF estern Australia. six es-
capped convicts on board your vessel, and II you
don't give them up you must take the oonse-
quences.
Capt. Anthony have no prisoners on board.
Superintendent Stone-You have; see three
OF them on deck.
Capt. Anthony-I have no prisonep: all are
sesmen belonging to the ship.
Superintendent Stone--I will give you fifteen
minutes to consider nv request.
After that interval Observation-Disclosures again
demanded the prisoners, and the Captain again
refused.
superintendent Stone (pointing TO q gun and
men ready to hre)-lf YOU do not give them up
Will fire into and sink you.
Capt. Anthony-l am on the high seas, and
that flag (pointing to the Stars and Stripe.) pro-
tects me.
Stone-You have committed a misdemeanor
against the laws OF the colony Your nag will
not protect you In that.
Anthony--Yes, II will.
Stone-Wiil you let me board your ship2
Anthony-No you shant.
Stone-rhen your Government will be COM
munic tied with and you must take the conse-
quences.
Anthony-All right.
During this the men on the Catalpa were under
arms, ready TO act on the defensive. Capt, An
thony had previously, az Freemantle, taken legal
advice as TO the boundaries Of neutral waters.
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pOUGHRRTY.-on Sunday morning, July 90. Pie
I'm, OF Francis and Alice Dougherty, aged
months ANA III diys
FRIENDS and relatives respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral from tne residence OF MS parents 30 Aorth
4tn st.. " llllan, Dlrsh on Monday at o'clock.
II hONn.-On SUNDAY, july 23, Miss MARY Esmond,
20 year beloved ana only daughter Of Mrs Mary
fsmOnd.
The funeral Will take place from her residence, %
East 2lsi st. Oh Tuesday, at o'clock.
GALNIN.-On sunday, July %, Peter Calvin, son Of
the late Peter and Ellen Calvin IN the 3Oth year OF Ills
age. g.,
Relatives ana friends, and also friends Of hrs bro
Tiers john and Michael invited 70 attend his rune
raj frnm his late residence, 2js Dvison St. on rnes-
day, July IS, al h 1t past O'Clock L. NJ So
ROMAN ON Saturday afternoon, at oclocs, "a
die, aged b months, SOU OF llhvnnlne anu hudOph
Humann, al li3 Cunfon ay., Bro 'slN n,
HARLOW,-On FRIDAY, June ~ II Bright disease
Edwin i. Harlow, aged "a years, months ald 80 Ns
Fncuds OF the ialAy ARE invi' d 70 attend ns fn.;
raj luVsdy 25tR >t, fro his Late residence $40
wost 27ln street. at 10 oclocN, 10 81. oluai,pas
c urch, West 10Th St, where requiem mass VIII 10
&c eOratcd for the repuse Of his SOU from thence 10
Calvary Cemetery 49,.
IN her eigiN.,xtn year, CAtherlue Howard widow or
the late Pnlip Rrid. ,r........ -, ,
The funeral ryices WI ttN, place on TneS6ay a.
o'cock +. NJ, tlom tue hetofAe" OhNreH' EAs' Ne"
YORK,
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FATHER M'ENROE.
some Very Plain Talk from "A Bethlehem
Catholic Priest.

From the Shenandoah (Id) Herald.
At first mass Sunday morning, in the
Church OF the Holy lnfsnov, South Bethlehem,
the pastor, Rev. NJ. g. McEnroe, paid his com plb
ments to the members OF the south Bethlehem
division, Ancient Order Of Hi1eTnians, or
" Molly Ma9ufes." lie said that recently one
Sunday some OF the members of the order
went to tue furnace at Freemansburg,
took whiskey with them, made drunk the
workmen there, and then endeavored to
induce them To JON the accursed order.
He named these men. The reverend gentletDa
reviewed the history Of the order, and tue same
was not excessively hhttering lie said the very
constitution OF the order was fraud. 1t de-
marded that members mast be Irlshmen and
Catholics, must commune once "a year. aud be
honest, respectable citizens. linen naming ~
dozen o. tine men prominent In the order
here, he asked, "Mho that has been here
for the past ten years has seen -, and
and eommuner' He scarcely siv
how they claimed 20 be Catnohcs. Are
they honest and reputah,eT Go u the shpys
and stores throughout tho borough ans see."
Father McEnroe d~elt on the suo ject at length I;
gave the "Mollies" to understand that there
could he no peace, no h tf-way measures, no
compromise; that ne meant TO follow them,
tn Il all true Irishmen would supper him, ana
that, for one, he was not afraid Of the dread ed
Moilie Malulree." The denuuciation was AZ
vehement as IL WIS uneXpected. and IL has
modified the "Moilles" considerably.
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SAM COX AND moss TWEED.
The Boss's Check for $1,000 Declined with
Thanks.

fTom ne BuDdIo Courier.
The sharp passage at arms in Congress
the other day between witty Sam Cox and a
New York rel resentatiye named Townsend.
wnercin the Litter accused Cox Of having been
incioent In Iweeo's ONCE here when the Boss
was at the zenith of mis- power IL was related
to doubt i.s correctness. When Cox came TO
New York no did not seem much Inclined to
ii,te with Tweed aud his followers. He held
himself rather sloof and nis loyalty to the Boss
was under some degree OF doubt. He soon
made hoets OF friends, however, and It was not
long before he rece ived a nomination for Con-
Rress. The district was close one, and II was
thought that Cox would have pretty nsrd work
TO carry 1t. He had slight acquaintance with
Tweed, but had not seen him for some time be-
fore getting the nomination. Soon after getting
1t he received u note from tweed asking MIN to
oil at that famous states ans ONCE us the
Boss wished to see htm. Cox did caii at the
Office, ana the Boss received him with smiles
passed betwee them. Tweed turned to business.
"Bv the eV Mr.. Cox, your district 10 a close
one and you VIII need 70 work pretty hard to
.it is pretty close, Mr.. Tweed, but am going
to take mold in earnest, and i expect to come
"Csn We do anything for you 40 there2'
Well, don't know. What Is your own opin-
Tweed silent minute, and then said, at
the same time taking check from drawer at
~ think you'll need help, we want TO make
sure OF that district. and the CANVASS wilt cost
money. Now, 1t would hardly be fair for you
to stand all the expense yourself, we pro-
pose to help you through. Here Ia a check tn At
may be useful. should YOU want more, Just let
me know. and Wen see what be done"
Cox took the cneck and LOGGED at II. IL was
for $5,OoO lie then promptly handed It back TO
the Hos, saying:
"Ot course, MIR. Tweed. i appreciate your kind
ness. but Im going to make this light my own,
and must decline your generous oher OF assis-
tauce. do not need money, sir, and 1 cannot
take It."
Tweed put on his customary smile and re-
placed the check In the drawer. and Cox babe
HIM good day. lie knew that weeds object
was TO use him, and he blocked lat game IN the
first move. III townsend md ever heard OF this
incident, he probably would not accuse Cox Of
having been the tool of Tweed.
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The Condition OF Affairs in State Where
the Bottom Rail il ON Top.

BEAUFdRT COUNTY, s. c., July TO-
"Wncn the wicked reign the people mourn"
Tbs passage Of Holy Writ Is now July exem-
puled in South Carolina. 1t Is rare TO hnd an
honest, pure-ninded politician. Tho better
Dlsas of men And IL impossible to bend to the
gross humliiat Gus Of principle and self respect
BY watch power and position are alone obtaiCed
In the Radical camp. The effect OF this reign Is
A. a nightmare LroOding IN darkness upon the
sleeping commonwealth. mighty lO~er has
gtpptd tho strong arm OF Stale, aud her pulse
Deals low Ia gram despair.
Lettering "a Few days IN a court mouse town
near tue coast, place swarmiug win Bdccsss-
Iul Liciaus-wnlch means here the keenest
tMcNea-suiicltnt opportunity was given your
ptfespQn1ent 10 examine INTO the 60 ndltlons
H several Dlack and white gentlemen OF pronli-
Hehce Inc hrst was mu!Htto, ABOUT forty
years uld, WA Twelve airs ago WAS body
lrfv.ut 20 4 Te5pectaDle ktnter. Entering the
Lesisl.ture 40 immediately fell into tho Ring,
MO Without any Visible means OF support, Ia
now worth d cool hundred thousand, lie main
Lains his good fOrtune with at least one com
nrniahle trit-nunihty. IL Is sud his ami thle
leppr .meuI Is such thai no retains the esteem
VI va lOlner owners. who are quite poor, along
pun Tue cont ri bio t1rtune tue same amia 10
hspor'nent ven from the treasury Of al im-
Wtefished people.
MS coutieIe, VINO became an opponent and
~ enemy, Is different IN color ana manners,
usW9 PERFECTLY black, bodstlul anu swdKgerDg.
nutlhef tue suCcoe ses OF tue former evoked
tne ehmity Of the latter. or whether all sprung
u"m those natural emotions common To the
.eaitr OF all rv lis, Is not know but II Is certain
sisY ne snemies, and the poison In tue cup OF
,Hs opnlent muiatto springs from the Tevela-
ssNha us pltck brother Dc slHts Ia making with
,sau ln ohclal conduct at the capital iDoiud-
- certalu little light fingered Tricks the Kid
Ys@ EAaNsMaaJy politician would tain Ignore
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SHOOTING A SEDUCER.
The Serious Conseaue noes that Followed Sig
mailing 10 a Girl Across the street.

From tie Indianapolis Ssniins, JulV2L
Yesterday morning Ezra Dyson shot A. 8.
Foster, the Virginia avenue livery man. About
July 10 the father learned OF his daueh-
ter's acquaintance with Foster, whose bad rep
utation aroused MS fears. Gu saturday OF last
week, MIR. Dyson became satisfied that his
daughter had been seduced by Foster. On sun
day he visited Fosters stable. aud demonstrated
with MIN.
Foster resented the Intrusion, and struck his
visitor. The latter drew his revolver, but being
surrounded by the stable men did not attempt
to use IL. On Wednesday morning he saw Foster
making some kind OF signal To Mary ns he pass
ed tue mouse on nis way To his place Of business.
He went out to MIN. and in the conversation
that ensued there were more threats and more
warnings. Yesterday morning the scene
was resnacted, except that Foster was
armed with club. with which be
aimed a crushing blow at Dysons head. His
arm caugnt the blow, out another partially
stunned min. He had drawn bis revolver by
Inis time, aud commenced fling. Three out Of
four Shots struck Foster, one la the heel, one In
the Ieg and The last one IN the back, Just below
the right shoulder. After the shooting, Dyson
went To the Central 81 ton aud gave himself
up 10 tue City Marshal. Foster was assisted 20
his home. 4 he wounds In the heel ana lex we're
mere tTi1es, but the one in the back was FOUND
TO be very serious.
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Tragedy In a Freight Car.


ORRviLLE o., July 2l.-Two men, Hyde
and Cannon ny name. jumped into box car on
freight train y issing here early this nornlnR,
with tue Intention Of stealing a ride. Tney
found another man IN the car. Cannon asked.
him where he came from. lie SAID Cnicago.
Cannon then ASKED him for match, aud re
oeived no reply. hen liyle asked MN whether
he mad na,cn, anu the man Grew revolver
and snot Hyde IA the lett temple. Cannon
Jumped up and greApe1 tho man. who was
standing ne ar tue open door, ana tue latter tried
to throw Cannon out Of the door, out lost his
balance anu Tell out Backward, grabbing HYDE,
VINO was InsensiOie, aud pIlliug MIN out of the
car also. Ine tfaiu was about one milo east Of
here. and running at the rate of nItecn miles per
nour Cannon went ON 10 Massllion anu tod
the operator what mai happened, and ne in
formed the operator at TINS pace, VINO got help
and went TO see whether they could hnd the
parties They found HYDE AZ the bottom of an
embankment, about TWEEN feet froln the track,
parents live IN syracuse, New York.
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EnIisting To Fight tho Sioux,
From tAs UIci herald.

The present war with the Indians is in
creasing the business AT the War Department to
a very marked degree. Recruiting - on the In
crease, troops are Ia motion, and other heavy
items OF expense are OF daily occurrence. IL Is
not easy to procure good men for the service,
duh "a times may be- Out large numbers VI DIS
slpated youths ala Offering. Some Of the best
families of New York CITY have ruined SONS VINO
have enlisted out Of heer desperation. One Of
under salary OF Sl,40O a wear, and, though un-
married, could NOT 1--we on II. lie wasted his
OF reinurse enlisted. some OF these fellows
maxi good soldiers, but they will mud the sioux
campaign different from their gay and festive
scenes al DelmonicO's. Thirteen dollars a mont h
ana uniform is now offered, with a siuAl in
crease Tor good conduct. with Regard TO anger
l do not thiuk the sioux are hall as destructive
Us tho drInkinx salOonA OI Tue FIfth aVenue.
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Encouragement, for Peter Cooper.


From the Sc, L0HS Commefc'd' Gd'tHe
The possible candidacy OF the Hon.
Peter Cooper tor the Presidency has subjected
him to not "a III IT, M ADVISED riJicule by reason
Of his aye, he beilg upw ird OF ~ wears OF dge.
tut TINS snould not be a dlsqual lhcdtton can he
illustrated bV nuIner, rs Cases from history, in
which the suoi ects undertook not only the gov
eminent OF STATE IN time of peace, but also sue
turbulent seas Of saagulnary war. he ease OF
Enucu Dandnlo Is in poin- lie was elected TO
The high once of Dpge of Venice in 1892, when
in his S7th year. At this advanced age he carried
on a War wltn the lsaIls, and closed II Ia an
ADVANTAGEOUS peace. Al the siege Of Coust ~
gulshed himself. and was the nrst VINO leaped
al
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BALDwIN-BLAKk.-on July IL. by the Rev. G.
Coriey. assisted by Fathers Brnphy aud Taylor the
Church Of the Sacred Heart, Tnomss j. Bsldwin to
Della the eldest laughter Of John Bake, ESQ., boh OF
New York.
CALLAN-wiIrE-On Thursday, Goth inst. at the
Cathedral, LOUISVILLE Ky by the Rght Rev. Bshol w.
G McCl0sK-y, assisted by the icar-t,eneral Father
Dunn, and Father Baxter. ter A. Callan, NJ d., &c
Angelo /, dAuyhter uf the late Lewis j. Nhlle k4,
Doth Of New ork cltv.
WINTHROP VAN ZANDT.-on the 1eth inst, a,
the Church OF the Holy Trinity, In the city OF PArs,
France by the Rev Joln Il. Morgan. wilson Miatnrop
TO Louise. daughter of Albert Van Zandt' all of TINS
city.