The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

extensively talked Of.
The celebration OF the Fourth Of July by the Amsr
The p1eos.sion nS%sersa 10 PERSONS pss uy
chs lot festoOned with flo and occupied thirteen
little girls each waving an American ase At the dinner
letters n ad from Hon Thos. 8 Flourn0y, Hon.
JDo N Patton, R. T. Daniel. Robt. Kidgeway, Jno. NJ
Bolts. W. NJ. sewpls Richard G. Morris, and othsrs.
Personal Intcliixcnce.
The Secretary Of the Navy left Washington yesterday
for the Rec sulphur Springs Virginia whsre be will
main for short tine; Dains The absence Of Mr. Dob
Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon. Henry Wilson, United States Senator for Masss
chusets IL 70 deliver an anti slavery address
In Cir cippati this evening.
Mr. Carton, author of the League was. the 9th in.
slant sued IN The albany Justices Court for the Of
Hon. Mr. Periey and Hon. Mr.. Cushmau, the British
and Americsn Fishery Commissioners under the Rsci-
pIccy treaty, sr,ived in Washington Sunday last
on bushes connected With tpsir oflc al duties
Anors the yisi,srs Il Old Point, Va are Commodore
PAulopg Of the Home Squadron Chief Justice fancy,
and the Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury.
New York correspondent of the Boston Journal
writes as follows in to the paston of Bishop
papers that Bshop ondeit onk, when bishop had ssa
~ OF COG PR year. thst Since bis suspension he has
eeipt fnl but only account and that BY and BY
he i'll claim his salary in full Nov, the fact is that
s tn: s..ay r. q ts snsd to decided ~ the
pleasure. When the suspension OF the bishop took
place, some attempted to tshe away from him all hts
HIM peDnil.ss. But the diocese Of New York has
always had confidence in him, His name stands at the
" Provisional Bishop" Bishop oncerdOnt is stu the
Birhop of New York. He has fair salary o. 81 500,
beces his house. And as the bishops house is ola and
H in the part Of tie city wholly devoted to business,
being Franklin street, opposite the establish.
ment of the Appietons 1t mas been decided sell tho
tbs modern Improvements The oatioo is going
on, ard win soon be completed. II Is now tea years
since Tie suspension Of Bishop Onderdouk place. II
was The gtrers expectation that long before this he
wtuld have been restorsd For thus diocess waited
to have that Justice cote TO Bishop o. tnat they felt
WAS his due. But when Bishop Wainwright conse-
Grated, Il became evident that the preseat Bench o.
Bishops would never restore bin. oSly Bishop Onisr-
denh has been arriving at the conclusion AID
10 generally ccr ceded that on toe election OF Rev. Dr.
Pcttr Bishop O. all hope OF ever being restored
and reaches the painful result that the Bench Of
Bshops called suspension they really intended should
be ctBrAdation.
Nearly all The branches OF the Bonsparte family will
be in very short time assembled in Pars round the
Emperor Napoleon Ill who DESTROYS that the several
perfons who bear his should form. it were, Q
Jaisceau him. Last year, 1t may remembered,
PAter.on of Baltimore end the Of that gentleman
want to Par the invitation of his Majesty. The
fon and they are in Paris to take their
there He bearsto most stirling resemblance
to his fathtr Prince Jeroms. The eleest OF NJ b.
nspayte, 6De hsnceome vourg man OF twenty ave. who
haa been officer in the L. army made officer
by the Emperor tent to the Cfnes to join the th ORA
coursee whilst serving uncer one of the best French
generals OF cavalry 10 whom hA Is orderly officer These
two gentle bave BEEN admitted prnces OF the civil
family Drrrg the few weeks all the children OF the
Pine OF CsnLo have arrived in Paris ami taken up
their residence in hotel purchased and fitted up foe
them by oIoer OF The EMPEROR &C the en- o! the Rue dc
Gr~psle.ss. Gelmsir This branch Of the Iucen family
Is OF four brothers, the Princes Charles Louis
Lucieb Pierre Artoine Bopapsrte Toe first named
has three sons. The eoest, Prince Joseph formerly
caihc Prince &c husena Who ia thirty years OF age,
has NEVER quilted his mother, .he Princess Zenatds
6au q oil ar aix mn Mt
ut home tbe SECOND has entered the church. and has
obtained from the Pope the title o. Camerere and Mon
sPntY and the third fifteen yesrs Of age, youth Of
great prome, is said to be great favorte with tho E
pefcr II is said that he will re educated in Paris
wsIas represent the m..iy part OF the Napoleon nj
w. The Emperor received there princes atny, shey hay
pg ttp brought 10 the Tulleres from their hotel in
two Ct 'he court carriages younger daughter OF
the PRICE de CspinO 10 about to bs married TO her
coutir. Prince Gaorielh In pursuance Of the policy
which tas lpstaled the Rona parte family hearth ut
Paris tie nuptias 10 be celebrated in that city
The Princess Charlotte Of Belgium hss just accom-
pshfd Der fifteenth year, having been born at Laeken
on The 1th Of June, 1s4c.
For weeks pat the Bbssco, Cantacuzene Sanzzo
Satinisro, PS,liptesco stutey and Goosko fam,Iies
Constituting the flower of the Modo Walls chan nobility
have tetn staying in visnna. 1t is In consequence
thought probable that the organic Of tns Prin
CAPABILITIES VIII icon be brought under consideration.
Tire Prince and Princess Royal Of wurtsmserg arrived
ut Far kfort the II tn Of June, and joined this
next morning by the Queen OF wurtemberg.
kiog Louis Of Bavaria (the Kns) arrived at Mu
rich tie 9th of JuIs, from his journey t, Rome.
ARRIVALS.
G. SS M oIaon 4s sars. .
As.ny Isdsr Asaiss Lynch
A. the MeroPolitanrJudgs Davis: Illinois; F. A Cor
Dr. sdrs,n Assin. Al hs,s..d ysss California
E,ei, Fbi.dslPhis A. .nos, Philaseioha; rhom,s 5
fs.swss. Georgia. Faed Ii ioass AA'''Pn''
From caliisIr Vi. Aspinw.l in the steamship illinois,
ssra. kn p rns dy 1es
%: f .a fss o.as" srs ss,a NJ. lar
mp,K French Consul At snsns mrs Bony children
u. Asd and SsasStsr n sh,ss and
lady Helm va p,sHo .ay sSd +.
y:n, snHs 6. I!apsa.n ana aiass C.ps Green,
sast asssssmsy Is ss se
s..ton II Fairhaeis W Grew, lady, children and
& hss s nag. N:
ROLAND " Ashipson Taylor, Jsruss, Mrs sas.er
HUI: Haven Sisen eS" Capt. S' C;esa
fssss NJ: es's Ss asa
nsnson srs brake ars jansen .ad CHI
ake NJ.
child, and 1853 Others in cabin and steerags
From savat nah in steamship Augu.tA-M-s Sess,r an
n.: futile caISssii ana i.d, MI. ssher, ' MIS-
W.m. Mis- Williams. a.. and LADY 'ffi ba ut.
rs hPpietop SOD ana ftrvALt cymms And lady, Mrs
Lhfrfy, MRS Cilfers and two children ID stnns, l.
Goodman, Brigham, M Reilly Jas Rae, Jas Bowen,
John &c rrc, 1h0mss FIRTH Z X Dubois q Rosenblatt
fmmn Jackson Wetie, jackson Gea w Gilt James nmk,
son. Crovdep, lady. con, and fertant, Gudi q Car
hrp, McKerrA, W Crst,rec and lady, Graves, {,
Shs,ss, VI lazy. THREE ehS.en sad .sryspt Eohn.
Eel Er nshbnrn Mis- Bliss, Jno Cuntirghsln.
jno lily, Gibhs and son, Nicholas Cruter asy two
children and nurse. Bellsmy Richard wavd Wake.
field, nad % in the tteersgc.
THE PRopiL1sR RACE At ALBANY-.THE o. n.
CnAPiS VcTonorsIhe test between the screw steam
trs O. y. Chapr Of this city, and Wise Awate OF Phi
laespbia the distance bepg TO HUDSON and becs came
90 yesterday afternoon sDi ietntd In tbs triumph O.