New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

brick, ornamented with brown.stons faciDgs Several
weeks will DO required before the interior can be got
ready for occupancy. Catholic mupiicence has now
established In New-York 81 churches, of which large
number have schools attached one orphan asylum, one
college, beside several nunneriss.
The PRINCE DE JoIsvILLE AND SUirE.-ln the
party which accompanies the Prince de Joinvle on MS
visit to this country we find the names OF the Count de
Paris and the Due de Cbartres, sons OF the Duke
Oreans the elder brother Of the Prince. The former
of these two young men, as tho heir to the crown OF
France up to the stormy days of 1913, and the inst
claimant in case any misfortune should befal the pres
ent DYNASTY is parsonage Of historical interest
He was born in Paris on the 2ih Of August, 1898, and
/. therefore twenty-three years old at present, His
father the eldest son Of Louis Philippe, having been
killed by fall from bis carriage four years afterward,
his education was intrusted to his mother, Helene,
Duchess of whose heroic bear
ing in the Chamber of Deputies, when, having pre-
sened her boy to the people, she met with cries OF
trop tard I" and escaped with difficulty from the In
risted mob IA still fresh in the recollection Of many
OF our readers After the overthrow Of the House OF
Orleans abe took up her residence In Eisenah and de-
voted the remainder Of her life to her The young
men have received every advantage OF education and
travel having together visited Egypt, syria, Turkey,
Sweden, Norway and Russia, and now, following the
example Of their grandfather have crossed the Atlantic
to make themselves acquainted with our scenery,
society and institutions. The Duke de Chartres born
in $780, voluntarily entered the Sandman army In
1862 and assisted in fighting the battles Of itasn In
dependence.
The distinguished tourists are now at the Breyoort
Houss where they have received numerous visits
from prominent citizens Of French and American birth.
The party is composed as follows; Prince de join
Vile and son, Count de- Paris Duo de Charities, NJ.
Fanseil, NJ. Moorhaida, and DR.. LsclerO, with their
attendants, from Claremont, England.
ARRIVAL OF MARSHAL KANE AND OTHER Prs
osERs-Yesterday forenoon the Camden aud Aniboy
steamboat Stockton stopped at Fort Lafayette on her
way up the bay, and there delivered TO Col Burke the
following distinguished perscnages: Marshal Kane Of
Baltimore, Col. Dawson Of Virgins, and two other
prisoners names unknown. The Stockton also called
at Fort Columbus and landed Col Pegrsm and %
other prisoners. All the prisoners were brought in
charge Of detachment from Company Is Of the list
Regiment Indiana Volunteers.
ARRIVAL OF A BRITISH GUSBoAr.-The British gun
boat Steady, Commander Grant, which left Halifax on
the 9thl inst, arrived here yesterday. The Steady
mounts Eve guns aud has q crew Of GO men. She
brought Government mail from Halifax.
PrnsosAL.-Mr. Dayard Taylor and family returned
from Europe in tho Hammonia on Tuesday last, after
pleasant family visit TO Gctha- For the present. Mr.
Taylor's address viii be Kennett Square, Pennsyi-
vsnis.
DyprclrIoSs-The dedication OF the new ball
Of the Mount Ohvet Baptist Church, on the cor
psr Of Broadway and Forty-seyenth street, VIII
take Mace next Sunday. There will be preaching
at lOI a. M, by the Rev. s, Remington, Pastor
az "a D. m. by the Rev. Alexander Pettzi at
a D. M by the Rev. John Bowling, ID. ID.
The hall is commodious, and comfortably fitted mp and
is located in that portion of the city where Baptist In
terest is needed The congregation is fair and inceas-
ing
The Second Avenue N. f. Church, on the corner OF
One and Nineteenth street, Harlem, will be
dedicated TO the service Of God On Sunday next.
There will be preaching in the morning at ios o'clock
by the Rev. DR.. Perry, Colonel Of the Continental
Guards in the afternoon at O'Clock, by the Rev. WI
liam Fisk Wakngs and III the evening, o. clock,
by the Rev. w. p. Corbit.
Concert AT CENTRAL PARR.-Ihe afternoon con-
cert at Central Park to-day will commences at o'clock.
We append the programme;
PatL
l. Wedding March.
g "FublDgsrder' hummer
g. The Mary
a. Bunch Of Melodies Strung Chords..H h. b. Dodworth
Part H.
g. IA
O. Songs OF
4 Grand Selection from II
O. Nsiionsl Air OF Hollsnd.1
Part ILL.,
o. March Du Scre" from lie Prophetic ..,Meys rbeeI
10 Grand Selection from Luiss Mef". erdi
H. la Nioletts' aust
H. Fnsls to Tie Overture "wilam Tsl .Rossini
National Medley.
DIED IN THE SrATIoS-HousE.-0n Thursdgy night
the third Precinct police found unknown lying
In the street of gross nto,csion and him
TO the Station and about "a o'clock yesterday
he died Coroner Gamble held aque, the body and the
ADVERTISEMENT
Orr MISSISSIPPI VALLEY is destined 10 become
the garden Of tho world bu dead weight is population
the ni,sm which eusende bilious diseases all It. Could
absolute en.dote DO found 10 the ms, which exhse from
he inpOsbs estimate the consequences to
prosperity. We congratulate fellow citisens arid fellow
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