New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21


FAsT-DAY.-The occuI suts Of Centre Market have,
by their unanimous vote, agreed TO close Fasday,
but for the accommodation Of the public, viii remain
open all day and evening of Wednesday, 25th.
PRINCE NAPOLEoS.-0ur distinguished visitor 70,
turns from bis extended Western t1p 10 robust health
and filled with admiration at the evidences Of national
power and prosperity be has everywhere met Hh
prepossessioDs much in our favor prior to leaving
France but as be himself exp it, the reality has
far exceeded his expectations lie has paid particular
attention to our machne-shops and manufactures,
being of an inventive turn Of min himself and he lac
been surprised and grstfed seeing the perfect sys
TEN which everywhere prevails as well as the nge-
NOUS appliances in for simplifying mechanical labor.
Prince Napoleon visited tie Brooklyn Nsvy-YaH
yesterday quite Unexpectedly. He was conveyed
there In very small propeller, the Mouch, not much
larger than first cutter which is attached to the yschs
Jerome Napoleon. AS the authorities were not award
Of bis intended visit there one in readiness 70
receive him, but as as 1t WIS known that his line
perial Hghness had arrived Commodore Breeze and
Capt. Almey waited upon him and conducted him
about the Yard, pointing out everything OF interest,"
The Prince spent hour aud a halt inspecting too
various works now in progress and appeared to BE-
parture all the marines in the barracks turned out and
the band of the North Carolina played French and
American airs. The Prince accompanied by biz
Aide.de- Camp and the Captain of the jerome NsPo.
| leon.
| Among other visits he also called on Collector
Barney and with him examined with critical eye the
of transactng the puolc business in all the de-
partments Of the Custom House. In the afternoon bic
;fulv w ID
and proceed with the ilusrOus party Boston, where
they are to partake of the inequalities Of Governor
Andrew. Gu route for Halifax and France. The
Princes visit may or may lot have political siSnh'
cance but if the former have little to fear from the
impression which bis report ,t personal experience and
inspection may have on the Emperor.
DR. BETHUsE GoIsG To EURoPE.-The Rev. DIR,
Bethune il appears is not about TO retire nom mo
ministry altogether but is simply to go TO Europe fof
short time to restore his health. His mental labon
have been such as 70 almost PROSTATE him.
YAcRTIsG-On Monday next the soop-rGged yaeha
Commodore and Charm will sail msteh-raee ior
prize of $500, or $500 side. AZ these yachts nave
been for long period rivals, and are very nearly
matched in speed the trial will probably prove one OK
the sharpest contests Of late yes. The start VIII axe
place from C. MeCellsnds, City Island. The steam,
boat A. Stevens will leave the Clu6-House ioot on
Court street, South Brooklyn, on Monday morning ~
8 o'clock landing in New-York, at Peck clip, ut Ste
Tenth street. East River, at ct, ana at hafIom q"
o'clock. Smedley & LeDox, of South Brooklyn, oulA
the Commodore, and David Kirby built the Charm'
Ixp.RrtIL OPTICAL ViGILAscE.-So long AS the
ends of Justice can be comprised Marshal Murray seens
10 care little what work he prosecutes. While ago
he was ferreting out slave captains and crews ana
| made himself terror to tbs guilty men; while iof
some weeks past he has hunted down traitors seized
the property of the dsloys and eeetualy broken up
the secret cabals and agencies engaged IN rthelins
the dirty work Of ]. Davis aud Co. The moral ehecs
of his vigorous arrest Of traitors has been wonaeruk
real panic seems 10 have seized upon them, ana neN
is not secret sympaibzer with the rebels who nae
not either aed the city, or If remaining MOI uem'
Ling lest his turn should come next We nave reap
10 know tina, certain parties in very high station among
ma who were lisble to attauder and who were actually
nrepsrne 70 send important intelligence TO the enemy
have left the city between two days 70 escape arrest
MEANWHILE Mr.. Munsy's old frienes, the sayerS
taking heart at the relaxation of his vigilance hAw
been quietly dropping into the city and revising nsn
old haupts The lull in the business OF pohtieai@
rests giving him leisure TO resume the thread oil as
where Il was dropped Q month ago be has SET hs 'e
,.cve. 10 work and on Thursday made several impoF
ant seizures. Chief among there Is the body Oh I''E
Booth. ex-Captan Of the slave bark Buckeye, WV
| ,vas N have commanded the bark Augusta, 'nss wa"
seized by Detective Smith and Deputy Msrsna' NJ
ton on that famous fishing excursion which VIC N'''
some time ago. TIA
1, The Buckeye cleared for trading voyage Wv
Coast of Africa in May, 1860; but once arfi's'
destination, her innocent cargo was disPoseu "
her hold filed with 400 or 500 lusy negroes VIZ
taken 10 Cuba and sold. The new venture W y"
c.s,fnl Can't. Booth was, unfortunately Tor nun, ST.
NV Mr.. Murrsy's representatives,; and since 'nAS
bs has lat conceament keep him, Ike VIC 80 -
,bs mud " out of sight. On Thursday msn'' - Inc,
had bseo satisfactorily arranged 80 as 70 seeuu -,
vic,;on the willy fisherman, Smith, was suPp"e n,
go =, and revolver, and ordered TO GfeenPo"
A.. ho,t and capture the body Of Boo.h. Com"e
~. ,,barf he was about going aboard, wne"
should he spv but the very man Of whom no was
- ohoot 20 return TO Greenport after orei so
!, town. To collar him and take him INTO CUSTODY
80. an. work of q moment, and Booth, instead OF en-
oyns hs anticipated trip, found himself "i'n'n "'A
an hour. safely lodged in the rombs'
Reside the Captain, the officers captured Two sAno'.
of the Buckeye and two other men, who bad lei. 'D'
Nightingale and w. r. Kibby on tho Coast, ana =.
,urned 10 the States In the u s. steamer sumter
examination Of the whole party 10 cot down '0f '0''
| Of II o'clock.
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