New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
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her mother are 10 take mp Their residence m at city.
An Englsh correspondent OF The Ner- York
CbuyeJman tbns writes: "You ara 10 have another
ro,al visitor in the Of the next lew roohs-
Her Mnie.tys second son. Prince Alfred Is about "
cross Tie North Atlantic, IN pursuance OF ma naval
training az mildly His ROYAL HighDea, who bas
o,Iv r,tu,ped from rather extensive cruse 10 Mo
South Atlantic IL shortly TO join it 10 stated, bs b.
ceorpe 80. screw. CAPTAIN the Hon. y. Egerson, az
Plymouth, for the Euryalus. The Rev. W. L. ODs1ow,
cbanin and naval instructor o. the latter ship, viii
,lso o;n the st. George ~ special instructor 70 tho
Prince MFR. Harris one Of the mdshipme5 Of the
Eyalus son Of Capt Hars Of the britannia, training
ship 1T Porfmouth has been selected 70 accompany e
Prince in the st. George In this ship the royal md
,bi,map viii Visit the West India Islands and North
Amecco. He is almor sure, therefore, 10 pat To at
come one or other of your porte, perhaps Hew-fork-
II il crafty ing 10 frd that her Majesty has selected
cereyma Of the Church Of England the SPECIAL M
ftIuctor to her son during the ourEeyines through ne
rerls Of the great deep. Prince Alfred 10 now IA his
seventeenth year. and is highly spoken OF ~ yont ."
intelligence and spirit while, at the came time, De pos
seaes all tie Kindness and amiability Of dSpoTraoa
Which Lis royal Iarents 80 gracefully display
Mad. Patterson Bonaparte first wife Of The ia's
Prince jerome, is at present in Paris. NJ G''sardet
writer that be recently met her At the residence OF an
American resident ard that, Notwithstanding Ger sd-
yarced age efe retains her life ard viyacty She has
number of letters of her husbands which che proposes
10 publish with a memoir In yielding to the desire az
her grandson follow military career In the irene"
army she wished that he should preserve an ndepen-
euce WORTHY Of his nsrne and has allowed him AN an
nua reuson of G0 francs. The fortune OF Mrs Fat
ereon she accrued by her economy and udicas use Of
| a ~ orolaoo Thts r@nesOu
was suppressed by the Bourbons bnt iii rurnored that
| Napoleon III. thinks Of restorngit
Madame Colson the prma donna, while IN PhiIa-
delIhia bad 10 contend both against fire and sword
"a the other evening she set fire to her drees from
lamp from which the alcohol burned over the sids and
dropped on her. With great presence Of mind sbe
crushed it out immediately escaping with burned
hand A few evenings later she fen on the dagger IN
the aabbine scene Of I'll Giuralnento," and injured
| her arm quite badly.
! There is women in Benarlston over % years
old WHO drinks one quart Of laudanum and two quartz
of ether per week and has been IN the habit OF using
,hese stimulants to this for twenty Year. Some
times phe takes them separately, and sometimes mixed
Sic is dependeut on the town for assistance aud the
druQQsts bill for the above articles H generally po
| by the town. She complains of nervousness
1 -lICf. l.. T.. NeDDtI, Vi TIC tiofOH1bu <hSN'''~
College was attacked by unatc in the street on the
tie 5th inst. and severely assulted The Doctor nae
performed an operation upon the man short time pre-"
yously and the patient, fneyng that was not wen
done tori o the dressings and pursued the Doctor with
the intention Of taking his life.
| The Roman Catholic Bishop Of Los Angeles and
Monterey in California, has written letter warmly
condemnirg recent article in Brownsons Review In
I 4 IL. al H.. HbOrfrr
Of the Catholic Church in thscOuny ought To be con-
ferred on priests Of native birth much more than they
ROW aIe.
| NJ Scribe the well-known French dramatst, has
OF ~ given up writing for the sage, and has retired
On Lis weiearned aires md accumulate reyen tes %
bR chsteau ard at Sc icoui. He has been exsiy
| half century engaged il dramatic works, most OF
them highly euccetsl the fret dating fron the year
| 1911.
-Mrd. George Sand, 60 soon IA she recoveH her
hcslih viii complete ~ ia neatly fnished work she
las losg teen Engaged on; The "book' OF a legend
ny o. sIs, ialf pee frd half poeFy he soore being
lned Of tie Of popular songs from the middle OF
lie Eth ceIinry down to the present day.
The Rev. John Coorer Wa,d nephew Of Gen.
EiaI Ward NJ. c., has accepted call from The Bsp-
5, Church 1t ankfort, N Y, to become rs pastor
Tie reverend gentleman was formerly Of Brooklyn.
but tie past four years has been preaching az Sandy
Greek, n. Y.
james r. Wilde of Livingston County, Superin-
tepdsnt Of the estate of Mn. w. w. Wadswo1h OF
Geneseo died while sitting in his chair last Tuesday
evening He WA conyersing cheerfully with friend
at the time when his head dropped, and he died in.
stanty, without groan. ..
A numbeE of young men at Bridgeton, Penn, have
associated themselves under the of zouaye Od-
dites" for the purpose of saving and splitting wood
for destitute families. They work with will and ths
results of their labor have thus far been very beneh-
oial.
On Saturday, at the foundry Of r. McIlvaip, pbila-
dephia, Richard Foley engaged in handling yes-
sci Of molten iron, when il tilted The molten metal
poured into the ops Of his boots end instantly dennde
the bone Of its covering literally roasting the aesh Of
the agonized sufferer.
"A writ Of habeas corpus has been served on Mr.
Burch, citing him TO appear before the Joliet judicial
Circuit Court, TO show cause why the two children
Mary W. and Harriet Corning Burch, aged respect
lively eleven, and two years and half arc held undec
his r,straiLt
The Prince Of Wales hes presented tbs sam OF
ElOO to the Union Debating Society at Oxford Uni
veisity, OF which he is an honorary memoer. He
Has also given a cup worth the same amonnas priza
for tie next match Of the Uniyersity Rifle Corps.
N. hagne, the late Minister of Finance, and ous OF
the new talking Ministers" has il IL said been pre-
tened by the Emperor with mansion in one OF the
bes parts Of Paris the value Of which il sst down as
S0,0O0f. (G32,0o0.
A ata lat, g., ~.