The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-14

COCO education and learn useful occupation for
which they might be best qualified In answer to several
questions by the board Mr. Woods said he a native
of Stockport but had been settled in America since
1872 He belonged to a ommunity called the " sha-
kersn whose religious principles practical Chris
tapity and that there existed amongst the members
of the community the most perfect equality. There
ninsteen different families of communities of the
throughout The United States their pursuits being
principally AGRICULTURAL but they also manufactured
their clothing and all articles required for their
use. The community to which he proposed to take
the children situated at place called New Lsba-
non, the Hudson River, in the county Of Columbia
State Of New York, and distant about 160 miles from
that city He then handed in n letter from firm In
New Yoik to Messrs. Grimshaw Co., of this town,
who requested to provide berths for ten children
and, If requisite, q sum of money to furnish small
stores for the voyage Mr. Cooke wished to know how
long the children would be under the care of the
ciety Mr. Gods replied that by one of the rules Of
the society when persons arrived at the age Of eigh
teen, they were considered able to judge for them
selves, and IL they chose to remain in the community
they would share In all its benefits They received
wages because they did not require money but any
handed After further questions and replies, 1t
resolved that the application should be laid be-
fore the Poor law for their opinion The
applicant then bowed to the board, and withdraw.
The Christening of the Infant Prince Of Eng
lind.
From the Liverpool Mercury, June rs
The ceremony Of the baptism of the infant prince
son of her Majesty the Queen and his Royal Highness
yate chapel Of Buckngh ham Palace. The whole OF the
cabinet Ministers invited to the ceremony and
began TO assemble at the palace at six o'clock being
conducted on their arrival to the library. In the
garden of the palace q guard Of honor composed of
Foot Guards was duty and the arrival Of their
Royal ghnessss the Dutchess Of Kent the Dutchcss OF
Cambridge, Prince George and the Princess Mary Of
Cambridge, received them with tn usual military
honor, the band playing Sod ssre the e.. QUEEN The
ing The diplomatic represen of Prussia
Portugal and Belgium were honored with invitations
to the ceremony, and were conducted to the same
aparme nts the cabinet ministers all the approaches
to which were guarded by the Woman Of the Guard
while the entrance Of the private chapel was lined by
the Queens honorable corps of Gentleman alarms.
His Royal IiQhness the Prince Of Prussia joined the
members OF me royal family In the lower ara~1s
the library. The Queen and Prince Albert with the
royal children, having descended from their apart
ments and joined the royal vsters preparations were
made for psssrg TO the chapel the foreign and
b'net ministers having previously been conducted
there. The arrangements for the procession were
made In the library by Sir Charles George Young,
Garter King OF Arms, who marsha'led the nobiemen
and In their stations assisted by tho other
Kings of Arms and Ieraiss present at the ceremony
The chapel was duly prepared for the important re-
gious rite Owing 10 the Early hour daylight had 70
be excluded. an the chapel was brilliantly illuminated
large globe Of light each side OF the altar two
large globes OF light each side in the body Of the
chapel with globes Of light inserted in arches of the
roof with the lights the altar difuseda beautiful
light throughout the ediace The altar was covered
large gold sslyer with some smaller ones golden com
supon service and two large massive golden candle
sticks Above the altar wss fine tapestry OF the bap-
tim Of the Saviour by ST. John. by Kestout The
vb, ie space around the altar lined with crimson
velvet panesd with gold lace The furniture Of the
two pulpits also crimson velvet The pnlpts the
column supporting the roof and the psneiling 81 the
body of the chapel were all pure white picked
T nun soia sn , esn"E .dyans. II the altar in
the centre between the pupits 1t was OF silver gilt
Furnished snd of most elegant FORM The design.
broad shallow with border Of water lilies In dead
gold, with hutcd, taperrg stem Inserted into foot
consisting Of three infant angels playing ayre In full
relief Between esch, the base, were the roy al arms
Tho font WINS raised on tma all column hutet In white
ar d geld Three chairs placed on the light hand
ornorh eide ofhe chapel Of crimson and gold TOT me
Prr &C. and six others the other side for
roy family The divisions at tbs sides 1.-THE
chapel appropriated to the dipiroiiqus the
cabinet ministers and the officers Of the household
The gallery was allied BY the choir and her hsjestys
About six o'clock the Kings OF Arms In their splen
did tabsrds and several members Of the household,
In readiness In the chapel ana about quarter
psst six o'clock the three foreign ministsrs-M van
de weyer, yiscount de Moncorvo. and the Chevalier
Bunsen represent ting Belgium Portugal and Prussis-
arrived In full Official uniform, and were conducted 10
the ffont pew the left behind the place
occupied by hen Majesty and the royal family
c.n,srbupy IN, Bishop Of london and the attendant
clergy entered the chapel, and took their stations"
Imm,dst.ly after the procession Of the sponsors
tered the chapel ushered by Lancaster Herald ana
Chester Herald, the Hon. Mr. Lascees, Comptroller Of
the Ieusshold aud Lord Marcus Hill, Treasurer OF
The Hou,choid The sponsors his Roy Iighness the
Prince Of Prussia her Royal the duchess
Kent and his Grace the Duke Of wellington v.re con
ohpg towards the altar The Prince Of Prussia wore
DARK blue Prussan uniform, with the collar Of the
Order Of the Black Esgie and the insignia Of two other
orders Of kniehthood. Her Royal nishness the
Duchess Of Kent wore dress Of white wstered slk,
splume Of fss,h'r. WITH diamond ana per-,
uniform, with tho collar Of the Order OF the Gsrter
the OF the 0rcor and the insignia OF the Order OF
the Golden Fleece The Treasurer and the Comptro'
Ter Of the Household the Ladies In Waiting on me
Duchess Of Kent, and the Gentlemen In waiting on
the Prince Of Prussia formed line behind the Nus
In.mediateIy Afterwards, the procession Of her Ms
jety and Prince Albert entered the chapel the band
,,Iihing ur the march In the" occasional 0r'sono'
Tns queens dress vas remsrksble for elegant sim.
pcity; q white vatered and brocsded -k dress, with
bread Honiton lace nounce; the broad ribsnd o. me
Order Of the Garter, With q magnificent George IN
diamonds suspended, and the garter clnPed on the
len arm were not more distinguished ss the mark 81
soveseignty than the refined taste and chsstened
spleraor that pervaded the whole costume Her ma
jsay -ore dI.dep, Of emerslds and diamonds, With
nectlsoe and earrings ~ ssife The Queen carried
beautiful bouquet Of flowers in her hand
His Royal Bighness Prince Albert wore field mar.
Of and the or DER Of the golden fleece The
Prime of ses and Prince Alfredesch wore highsnd
dr.ss the cost OF black velvet and the royal tartan
The three prpcesscs white vst.red sik dresses
The Princess Mary Of Cambridge wore SIMPLE white
dress vitbou, sny ornsm-pt Prince George the uni
Of major general With the order Of the garter
Prince Edward Of SAKE wemsr the uniform Of the
0repader Guards with foreign order and the Prince
Of Iepipgen foreign uniform with the order OF the
garter. a.,
urns dstely on taking her station opposite TO the
fyonfors Der Msjesty kbelt down, and paced lev
nts IN private devotion. The Princess Helens
nsntairt her place between her august parents the
Prircspe snd the Princess Roysl being next 70
Trinee Albert and Prince Alfred and the Princess Ae
tsirc alc,e the Queen.
III The royal ebdr.n Joined reverentIy In this first
oi Gtvttion On her Majesty rising the choir snd
hsrd mrspced q cboraie, comPos.d by his hoyn
hgfress Prince Albert the words Of which ere rs io
losf.-
In n'ss gsy morn ere srr'shty youth.
ny We. ard folly v enslaved
Oh msy Thy MAKERS glorious name,
". on thy iffsut mind Engraved
So shall 10 shades Of sorrow cloud
The sunshine 81 thy early dsys
Bot hfppirefs, IN tntlsss round.
kbalttill Encompass ell tby vaJs
AZ the conclusion % the chofhle the Marquis OF Bre
dslbsre the Lcrd Chan rlain. sod the Marquis -
Ahtcorp Gros % the st.le 10 Prince Albert ift th'
etsps and tasrnci conducting the isfrnt pstnce h