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FEARFUL EXCITEMENT IN New CASTLE, DEIA-
wARE-MILiTARy CALLED OuT.-We learn by gen.
teman from New Castle Del that the people of that
place are in state Of great excitement II appears that
the Goth u, W. Chase Barney, who has for time
been paying his addresses to the daughter of Chief JUS
tice Booth went to the house OF her father and after
conversation with hm--the old gentleman forbid
him again visiting tho house Barney then asked
the young lady and under pretencc Of carrying her
fathers wishes into eect-induced her to 60 with him
to Wilmington. Mr.. Barney, (who is Roman Catholic)
took her to the Priest for the purpose he sad of
moving some imputation his character The Prize st
went through some of his mummery, when brother OF
Barney told Miss Booth that she married The lady
realized her situation Barney wished to take her
to his residence but she refused accompany him. aud


demanded Of MIN to take her back to her fathers house.


vhch done. Thus matters remained until yester.
day week when Barney went to Justice Booth and de-
manded his daughter-say ing that she his wife, This
intelligence may well be supposed, greatly surprised
Justice Booth and questioning Barney he found out
the name OF the Priest who married them and immedi
atey summoned him to for violating the laws Of
the State in performing marriage ceremony without
license. The Priest maintained logged silence, reu.
sing to answer any question put him. As soon as the
matter became bruited about the citizens in and ano
New Castle were highly incensed at the reprehcnsns
conduct OF the Priest and yesterday matters essuneu
such serious aspect that the troops were ordered
prevent an outbreak The marriage, oil course - not
legal one Miss Booth is a member OF the rbsvoPa'
church. and heiress to considerable property
phia Sun, June b.