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be nave received, says tie New York Star, the printed memorial sent to Conpreea from the collar men of this civ, anprov;no the removal oi the deposites, and pronounce ii an imposition and frand throughout ] 'fhousands of names arc unknown to tho city, and the fiaud will be hereafter fully exposed. Some of the signers, We admit; are of the greatest responsibility, and We snhioln tew ol such, which we extract from inc printed copy. More hereafter

 Black Hawk, Hurrah for Jackson, .Iin, Crow, jr., M. Cuckerlcira, Bryan the Brave King of Leinster, McDufie, F. T. Throop. Nick Cashoar, Peter Coircow, Preserved Fish, Teddy o'Rook, Duff Green not dead, Col. Pluck.

 fl hint fer J,ide.-A few days since Il couple went to Thames church 10 get mar red. The ceremony went on very we'll un- tli the word with this ring 1 thee wed,,, when the bride essayed for the last lime to take her glove off her maiden hand. Wheth- CT IL was agitation, heat, or nervousness. the leather clung to her hand and would not pa,t company. The bride blushed and pulled but ln vain. The bridegroom (bold man1 laugh cd outright; so did father. so did mother. so did the brides maids, so did all the specta- tors eXcenf inc cleru1rnnn ana ha nha Rat Alr. Lee) exclaimed, do not come here te be laughed at, and shutting lis hook, ieiit the ceremony half finished, the bride half married, and the glove half off. We add

 for the satisfaction of sympathisers, that thc bride went to church next day with her hand uncovered, and the nuptial knot was tied as tight as q glove"