New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
ARRIVAL Or PRINCE NAPOLEON

Prince Napoleon, Princess Cotilda, and suite have
come 10 pay visit the Empire City in their steam
yacht the jerome Napoleon arriving quietly that tley
actually enabled TO enjoy twenty -four hours Of
freedom from official and unofficial bores before their
presence was discovered, AMI New-York woke up %
the fact that a real live loh-in fact several lions
were domiced with us. The Imperial yacht is q,
anchor off the Battery, but General Public is rgidy
excluded from her quarter deck and every precaulon
10 taken 70 secure the Imperial guests from intrusion.
On his arrival. the Ponce was attended by the Con-
snl.G neral Of France, Count de Monthoon, and, in
company with The Princess CloliIdc the Duchess de
Abrau'cs, and The Countess de Montholon visited the
New-Yogh Hotel, where they remained several hours
without discovering themselves to any person.
Ga Sunday, tie Princess Clorilde accompanied by
The Duchess de Abran,cs the Countess de Monrbolun
and an officer of the Princes suite, attended DIVINE
service q, S. Stephens Roman Catholic Church, in
Twen,y.eiylh street. Tie Rev. Dr.. Cummings, Pas.
tor Of the Church celebrated HIGH Mass and the I'M
prra party attracted considerable attention, but
theless rennined unknown 10 the Observers.
Late in the afternoon the Prince and his snte, a.
tended By the French Consul, paid visit to Camps
Scott and Decker on Staten Islant.
The President has been duly notified Of The arrival oi
hi Imperial lighness and 10 is probable tha, in very
short rme the Imperial party will pay their respects
30 he President the Cabinet. onl Gen. Scott az the
capital.
Yesterday, Commodore Brec1e ey,,nteiau invitation
70 hi- Hi4hness 10 visit tie Navy Yard, and other
cour,cses were extcnced him by the civil and mill
ury autt ores, but the Prince did leave his yacht
m late IN the afternoon, on account Of the heat, ami
then bis movements were strictly Re0gui'o.
TIE Prince H. will be recoilected Is the second SOL
Of the late jerome NAPOLEON, eX.king Of WrHphalia.
H. is now 30 years OF age, poTty IN person, rather
ionud.s'ruldared and hs features OF the strongly
marked Boualartean type His wilc, the beautiful
Fru,es- Clotlde, daughter OF II Re GalantIom
Victor Emanuel Is a pure blonde aud being only II
years of age possesses all the ipughiiness and -.
v.cty Of youth. The Imperial suite compris-s the
Duciessc dAbIautes, and Coils. FeTi Pisani AMI
Ragon. Aides-je-Casp, VI. BonGls, Ex-Governor o.
Gualaloupe and W. Maurice Sand, son OF The famous
authorizes. The Prince and party, under 10 crcum
stances whatever, will reinqusn their character
private citizens while travelling among NJ. Foru-
na'cly for them they visit al time the public
nnnd Is 80 absorbed in national concerns S. TO insure
them The privacy they seek. At least they will be
spared the toadyism and yulgaiy which forced plain
Baron Renirew to appear abroad cR Prince.
The Imperial yacht left France on the I'd Of June,
proceeding lint 70 Tunis and other ports Of Algeria
thence 20 Gibraltar, where a single day was passed.
thence 10 Caiiz, where they stayed four days TO Lis
bon, where Days were consumed III receiving and
returning the visit of the Royal family of PortuSdi
thence 10 the Azores, where the party rested three
days thence 10 the Islands of 81. Pierre and Cape
Breton of Newfoundland; thence 10 Halifax, where
they spent two days in visiting the new-ound quartz
gold mines in The vicinity, aud other points OF interest,"
and then ret sail for NewYork. IL is the present in
ton of the Prince stay here about two weeks, dur
Ing which time he may visit Washington, but will GER
IanIy 30 TO Niagara
Tue jerome Napoleon il very long, raksb clipper
built propeller steam-yach OF probably l,?OO tuns
burden and built for fart sailing She is rugged with
three masts, poacca style, and carries large spread
Of canvas. Her engne Of 80 horsepower, and is
equal 10 about 10 or II knots working at >! atmos-
pheres Her smoke-stack is painted Of a neutral butt
tint and along her sides she has gded streak nom
stem to ttern.
The saloons and s,ate.rooms decorated in style
of much splender the panels being done III ngn eolos,
aud holdings and carvings heavily gilt. The state
cabins OF the Prince which deck, are fitted up
in uxuri, rs style. The Princes colors being green,
the upholstery OF his bedchanbers, and cabinet, and
the panels of the dining saOon aud officers quarters
exhibit tbs color in It's various tints. The Imperial
cypher an is everywhere visible, under foot, over
head, and on every side. Egyptian antiquities are
greatly admired by the Prince, 20 he has fine bronze
statuette of one of the most famous mummes Of BelzOn
on shelf in his cabinet, and the ornaments about his
drawers, his bel-cals his whole private toiletroom
and bedchamber are in the Egyptian STYLE Portraits
OF Napoleon |. are everywhere vsibe--bustsan re-
membranes Of his battles. Among other adornments
Of the prncely apartments two double-barrelcd
rifles magnIicenlly mounted the snsled sword which
the Prince wears no one OF the Emperors STALL ana n
sword presented TO him by the Bey Of Tuns perfectly
studded with diamonds along its hilt and seabbard'
From his cabinet, by Of the telegraph NC COM
muncutes with the holmsnan and the engneers' ana
knows how the vessel il going and her course, without
leaving his room
Tie yac, IN armed with two l2-pound brass cannon,
rihed on the Napoleon principle. Each piece beans The
Imperial cypher NJ surrounded by wreath and sur
mounted by crown. At the bgeech Is the inscription