New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

CoRw1S, we insist that the Locos shall strong
| man against hirn-say Thomas L. Hamer
DINNER TO THE PRIScE.-The dinner given
las, evening at the Astor House to tha Prince de
Joinville, by the Mayor and Common Council Of
this city, was magnificent dis-lay Of viands,
wines, and good feeling. At half past the Prince
with his suite entered the saloon, the splendid
Band of the Belle Poule struck up with fine air,
and the doors closed. The Saloon had been
elegantly fitted up and tastefuly adorned for the
occasion About 240 sat dowH at the table-the
tickets being $40. The vands, fruits, wines, &c.
we're of the finest description The Prince
dressed in his uniform, and wore splendid star
upon his breast. The following toasts were given
and received with enthusiasm.
l.. The King OF the French
Band Of tse Belle Poule" played the Air
Vive lie Ro"
H. The President of the United States
Ill. The Belle Poule " and the Remains of
Napoleon.
Band played Napoleon, Requiem aud
Glory to thee my God, this night
". The French Army
Band "Fresch March"
Viking Louis Phllipe's Family.
VI. The French Navy.
VII - The American Navy.
VIII. The Mayor and Corporation of New-York
TX. The French National Guard.
The French Prince rose and touched his breast
acKuow Judgement
X" The Ncw-York Ladi es -" with great
Cheers
Air by tho Band.
NJ. :" Vive lie Roi.'
Grand March by the Band.
The Prince r.ng and scknow edgny the toasr. The
Prince accompanied by his Officers and the Mayor, then
rose and marched round the room bowling all he
passed, and took his eave-the Band playing Grand
March as he left. The Mayor and the Officers of La
Belle Poule returned in few minutes and took their
seats when the Mayor rose and gavel-
XII The French Nation.
French Waltz by the Band.
XIII The President and Committee of the Din
ner Great Cheers.
XIV The Treaty of France.
Band La Cracovienne"
The Mayor then left the Chair and most Of the
company retired. The officers of the Belle Poule
eft TO go to Ball in Bleecker-street given in homer
cf the Prince. We understand that on Sunday next
the Prince with his frigaie, takes his departure
from our shores, carrying with him, we are sure
he must, grateful recollection of the hospitable
attention he has received among
o. Some errors in its previous notice of the
attempt to poison corrected by iae Tattler Of
Yesterday. The young woman's name was Brow
ers instead of Powers and Arnold is only detained
in prison until he give security for the support
Of the child. Miss B. states positively that he is
in every way innocent, of her attempt. She is now
ont of danger.
10 The members of Congress arc gathering in
for the approaching session. Mr.. BENTON, Sena-
torirom Missouri; Mr. MoUroN of Louisiana Mr..
Fulton from Arkansas Mr.. PRESrIss OF Vor-
mont; Mr.. Cross of the House from Arkansas
Mr.. WATrERsoS of Tennessee; and Mr.. Dawson
from Louisiana, have been in the city some days
4 number of the members. we understand, desgh
rent houses aud live ct home during their service
at Washington. This is certainly the most com
Portable and least expensive mode when members
bring their families with them. Globe.
WHO PAYS 1.-The counties of Adams, Amty
Kinds, Jefferson, Madison, Noxsbee, Warren.
Wilkinson, Washington and Yazzoe, gave at the
late election $500 majority in favor OF paying the
State bonds. These ten counties pay into the
State Treasury $3.50, 633 Isl! OF $4,000 more
than half of the whole revenue OF the State. Those
who pay the most taxes in favor OF paying the
bonds at any sacrifice while those who pay the
least keep up an eternal hurra about the burthens
of taxation.
The county OF Adams pays over $50 ,000! an
nually in taxes. This county gave 440 majority
in favor of paying the State bonds. The county OF
Lawrence pays less than TWO thousand dollars
taxes, and gave 440 majority against paying the
bonds, and thus sences the voice of Adams
county! Vicksburg Wing
T Parties in the Legislature of Michigan
stand as follows:
In tho Senate. Wing l; Loco 10.
House q a. 4S.
1t appears that the Wkigs Of the House will go
for LITTLE Speaker Blu, in the Senate, the can
ddatecy fer Speaker, the Wing side is attended
with vast difficulty. Messrs, Blank and Scat
tering.' two of the most inveterate ofice-seekets
ever known, are pushing their claims each insist
ing upon one,hird OF The ro,e. a caucus to settle
the difficulty has been used but the lVkig party in
the Senate is opposed TO caucus nominations upon
constitutional grounds And how the caucus, II
held shall be organized and conducted Is a ques-
ZION. For this one member, has through modesty
refused to appoint himself chairman or secretary.
Toledo Blade.
70 A hand on board the steamer Miami was
drowned at Chicago on the 10Th inst. by falling
overheard while drawing bucket of water.
i'i'oRrASr DscsioS.-The Supreme Court by confirm
ing the Report Of the Referees OF the Rev. JosS
son tHAsE have decided iha, he and for many
has been Pastor of the Bethel Bspts Church of this
city, which will open tomorrow. 2sth November, inst IN
their ne" place of worship the large convenient Hail