THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.Narrltfie of t Daughter of the North U i Son of the Sooth,Currox Brmxsum, Ssm York, 1 Aufcuat SI, 1870. J KJUon Appeal—Moo* our arrival et thi* place the dally mail bring* ui cheer -lug news fn»ra borne. Its health, proe-peritj end Democratto progreee t« oar beet morning too la. I mm glad to, add that peace, pro*perily and good will abound In InU delightful part of the world. Wo hope, after a Uriel but (deee-ant afcMKMfc to be one with you eg *i nu*Aa an item of om and internet to many of our irittnd* and citUcua, X muat chronicle an event which few moat agreeably br' kon In npon the elUluoaa or oar chertniug retreat, and added yot another link to the chain ot cheering romance. I refer to the marriage of the gallant and popular hero General John W. Frazer, of our diy, to a lady of rare aroomplUh-lie nil and singular worth—Mian Kate M. Tiffany, daughter of the Hon. J. Tiffany, of New York, and one of (be t'itr fami-llda of the Stale. The ceremony w*a performed to-day at noon by the K*v. W, £daoi. and the brave aoJdlcr iraimpUnu Immediately tl U beautiful Northern roae to a more genial clime—though gatherod on tha iaat day ol Hummer.The germ or love began long ago, but the Up** of time has only aerred to perfect it. Immured within :ho gloomy walla of Fort Warren, tin* brave officer bad bla tedk.ua hour* relk v.-l by many tender little mUsivee, and hla want* anticipated by loving glfU from her who hna now rowed to cheer and auaialn him for life. U wan natural that one ao highly favored abould deal re a more intimate acquaintance with h • kind I enefat trcaa and quite aa natural that he ahooid be charmed and captivated by such id on-chanting heroine, and «boa Id *eek tfco aceompltahment of hla bllaa by UkiQg her to UU heart. With hla characteristic aplrit of perotnreranee, our noblecitizen ha* done ail LUfei, and now r» juices lu (bo pone—ton of a partner worthy to bear hi* name and auatein hia honor*. We welcome tbla exude to our heart* and home**, knowing bow well she will greet* her position. Mar she never regret having lt;uai bar lot with the people of the %*J/at Cause. K.