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serious responsibility. lie must, at least G,s -,
a report TO Washington and wait for lie anss. sse
mean lime the present campaign will DC oy,r s''e'


The Porte shows likewise some uneasinps, ),
arrival OF The Emperor Alexander, on ,he cr,' .n
the Black Sea, and at the grand review which /. s
make OF all the corps of his troops stationed ~ y, ~
adjacent provinces II is affirmed that con6dtnS'
explanations have been asked Of Nj. de Minzn,ssa
who lost no time IN dlspelling the alarms that NAL
have been felt but those explanations hay. ~.
produced the effect that was expected from INV wv


IriPoli The Sardinians and Neapoli,an, ha..
adjusted their difficulties with the Dey of Tin"
The Dey demanded 4GoO piasters of Ii. fo,n.. rv,
and 100000 of the latter, for the renewal oc ~
ancient treaties The Sardinians fitted out sa,a "'
ron, under the command of the Chevslier Ss,.s
VINO formerly served in the French Navy.


On its arrival, The Dey persisting in his d.m,,,
the Sandman commander signi6ed his pteo,on i
attacking the town and the forts, If the Con,n, !,
his nation was not received within the term Of lon
hours. The time being expired, that officer l,a
his word, be attacked two Tripolitan schooner, i


ing at anchor, and ordered landing 10 spk. Il.
cannon OF one of the principal batteries Of II,
place. One oil the schooners was burnt, lhe o,h,,
ran aground. The Dey then requested the Can.
tain OF Dutch brig TO intervene He rec,iy.s


ltom Nj. Sevori no other answer, Than The po,ii,,
assurance that he was going to burn The town. Re-.
course was then had to the English Consul, WIN


went with fag oil truce on board the frpa,e ana
put an end TO hostillties by inducing the Dey h
subscribe to the admission of the Sardnian Con-.
sui without any conditions beyond those oi The an
oent treaty. The Gay before this event. the Dutch


had renewed their treaty with The Dey, by paypp
him tribute Of 5000 piasters. The day foowpp
arrived the NeapolItsn ship of the line Vesu,ius,


The Dey, still impressed with the recollection Of h,
Sandman cannonade, FASTENED 10 renounce The
claim he had made on his Majesty lhe4King Of h,


Two Sicilies and coniented hn self with the annu.
al payment of $4,000 as heretofore.


Marriage Of the Marquis of Wale,ley tn.
marriage of the Marquis OF Wellesley Lord Lieu.
tenant OF ireland, TO the rich and accomplished Mrs
Patterson. formerly Miss Cation, OF Baltimore, wa.
.oiemnized at Dublin on the 29ih OF October, at The
Vice Royal Lodge.


Mrs Patterson is OF Irish descent Her grand
father MIR Carroll who is yet alive, resides in The
city of Washington.-Ths gentleman, il is said
filled, at remote period, high judicial Office in
Canada. Mrs. Palterson's maiden name was Ca
ton. She was originally y-marred to the brother u
Mrs. Jerome Bonapalte.


dublin October 90.
Il was stated 10 you in recen, communicative
that the Lord Lieutenant would on this Cay lead Il
the altar the rich and accomplished Mrs Patterson
The Information was correct-tbe marriage ot hl
Exceency was solemnized this evening" about fv,
O'Clock, at the Vice Regal Lodge, in style o be-
coming spiendour II was stated for some reason
or other, in some Of the Dublin morning papers
that 10 consequence Of the sudden illness OF Mrs
the marriage ceremony was postponed; the pub,t


we're not therefor prepared for the event MIS- I
for some time past, had taken up her residence a


Rylands holel were she was attended by her sis'er
Between the hours OF Two and three o'clock hl


afternoon, two state carriages, belonging 10 m


Marquis Wellesley. drove up to The hcte MI


Johnson, his Excellency's Private Secretary, rod


in one Of them. He Immediately entered The hot
and in a short time handed Mrs. Patterson and he


sister into the foremost carriage. Both the adls


were dressed in superb and costly style The az


pearance Of the carriages wEh the state livery 10
very few minutes altrscted a considerable crow
round the doors Of the hotel. All the persons WI
composed il, seemed extremely anxious 10 catch
glimpse OF the accomplished lady who vas SO 500


to be exalted to state of such dignity and spendou
When she appeared, there was ar expressive ihoug
subdued murmur of applause Mrs. P. GRACEFUL


returned The salutaiion. The carriages rapidly do'


off to The phnnix Park The marriage ceremony


according to the rites of the Established Chufel
was performed by his Grace the Lord Pfimale.-


There were present the Primste, the Bishop


RaphG, the Lord Chief Justice, Mr.. and Mn
Piunkett. Mr.. Secretary Goulbourn and his lad


the commander Of the Forces, Colonel Talbot ar
lady, MIR. Blake and lady, and several Others.


The Catholic Archbishop of Dublin was not pr


sent at the FIRST marriage, but arrived in one ei
Excelency's carriages in some time afer' atlenot
oy one OF his c!ergymcn, the Rev. Mr.. Russell Hhs
the marriage. according TO the rites Of the Roma
Catholic Church, was solemnly performed. f'
several days during the week, Mrs. P. (now N
marchioness Of Wellesley has been closeied VII
this Catholic Eccesiastic. Marriage in the Roma
Catholic Church is sacrament, and the party cal
not approach it without having previously gor
through the most solemn ceremonies and rites
| The Catholic Church Repeated confessions an
receiving the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper az
held to be essential, that the party may enter in
Fnta nd