New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09

ingr0Om OF the 9th Of June, the ladies OF the men-
btn # government the diplomatic corps, and the royal
household, are to appear in mourning-theg general COM
pany may wear colOred dresses and trimmings
Francis Peters, an American gentleman from
Philadelphia, who for time past has been residing
with his family in the Champs Elysees, died recently
in Paris. About three weeks ago, Mr. Peters, While
engaged in excited discussion upon American affairs
at the clearinghouse of Monroe & Co., had an apo
plectic stroke, the effects Of which were fatal The
previous mail had brought the news that Mr.. Peters
had suffered from apoplexy.
Mr.. Dayton our new Minister to France, has been
well received He was escorted to the Tuileres in one
of the state carriages of His Majesty, and met in the
Throne room, where the Emperor was surrounded by
the Officers of his Court in official costume. After the
usual ceremonies Mr.. Dayton presented to the
Emperor. Mr.. Faulkner was to return in the Fulton,
in company with several gentlemen who have been
busily sedltious in Paris.
- At the fret levee of President" Davis in Rich
mond Mrs. George Wythe Manford, in the absence OF
Mrs. Letcher stood by his side tontroduce ladies' The
war horse Of the rebel chief recently parsed through
Augusta on the way to Richmond. Accomp lnying the
animal was the Presidents saddle, the horn of which
is compass to be used in the rider should lose his
way. It will probably coon be referred to with
anxiety.
- 1t is related Of Lord Lyons that promenading with
a beautiful American woman few evenings ago, at
the reception of one Of the Cabinet Ministers he re-
marked upon the splendor of her dress, which was
chaste blue silk brilliantly spaDged. But observe,'
he .aid "tha you dsolay thirty five stars instead OF
thirty four-onc too many" "Oh no, my lord said
TIE sir patriot g. the additional star IL CGaoda.'
The Dublin papers announce the death OF Mother
Frances Mary Teresa Ball, Foundress aud Supe-
roess-G eueral Of tie Community Of toe Sisters Of Our
Lady of Loretto. Thirty-seven Convents-ail OF her
own fonndation-in Ireland. in England. in America
in India in Spain, in the Coonicswill be plunged IN
mourning by the death Of one who may be fairly called
the Saint Theresa Of Ireland.
The PATHS are winning The iayors OF two con-
tinents. Carotta's in Canada If quite nneG-
ampcd while AdeIiuas popularity with the Londoners
grows with each appearance The Jenny land oVs-
tions were recalled by the tremendous ouiburst o en-
thusiasm that met her performance of Amina. She
war called for again and again BY densely crowded
house.
The war for the Union s sowing the seeds of dis
seu.on among the churches. The Rev. John Leighton
Wilson. DID, has resipnod his place as one OF the
Secretaries Of the Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Mis-
sionr and has returned 10 South Carolina, his native
State. And the Rev. Mr.. Mcneil. one Oh tie Scere-
tarios Of the American Bible Sod tas Hso resigned,
and gone hone 10 North CaIon..
Not long since, at the cloe oi enthusiastic meet
g for army contributions held in this city, two ladies'
approached the Secretary desk and deposited upon
an uupreentiou- parcel Ar they passed out, curious
hand unroled the package, and revealed large num-
ber Of old linen roetct-hanikerchief inscribed with
the names OF Phcbe and Alice Cary, the locis.
The widow Of George Dyer, well known AT one
time 10 ,hc literary world, o-reoialy as the friend OF
Charles Lamb died ~ heg chambers In CLhord's lnp'
London. on the iJtl at. SAc would have reached her
Tooth birthday ii she had lived I'LL Christmas Her
twin sister survives her She herself has survived her
fourth husband, George Dyer, just twenty year,
Mrs. LeSdernier well known IN this city, lar
given series OF readings at The Wht!ngton C!ub in
London Tie Tlpt,s says That she Isl lady OF grace
l and even commanding department, great adept in
the art Of noduating thc voice, and her manner
throughout il easy aud animated, while her delivery Is
but slightly Affected by Tlansallantic pe,uiariiIes.
A new army order issucd in Mics Dix's dcpart-
ment proscribes regulation dros which each nurse
will be required to adobt, and prohibits the use OF
home from Philadelphia, pa,sedthrough Harper Ferry
as week. with no less than dozen rcyolveTs slowed
away under her crinoline.
The estate in Ireland and the email estate in Bed
forshire Of the late Duke Of Bedford have been be-
oucathed by him 10 Lord John Russell. IN Irish
correspondent says Lord John will now be q large
Iri-h proprietor, and will become hope properly SEN
sibe OF the duties al well Of the rights, attaching to
that Tosition.'
The Duke of Newcastle j. supposed 70 he about 10
engage in marriage the Princess Mary Of Cambridge.
No royal person makes such nice caJ'e d. r. a. She.
Her terton is indeed coneIy and singllarly buXom.
She s twenty years ofaee. The Duke WAS not
very long since divorced from he daughterof the Duke
oi Hamilton.
Among tie recen arrival. in Lcnoon wss VI. Bon-
din. the innambulirtic hero OF NiagaH. He was a,
once engaged in the necessary arrangements ior hs ap
pearanee at the Crystal Palace. Lto,ard the Pariran
celebrity frst and best Of the pcrous ladder people,
will soon appear 81 the Crcmonlc Gardens.
In lis last moments NJ. Douglas steadily refused
the minstraton of any clergyman. Toward The LAT
Mr. Douglas INQUIRED whether he had any message
for his soDs. lie replied &" rei them 10 obey tne laws
aud support the Constitution of the United Staies
| Few words were spoken BY him aher these.
1t 10 stated tbs. the attachment Of Mrs. Quincy 10
her coaehmsn having moderated She II al0u 10 lead to
the altar young EHglisbmar who hs Tor hong tine
been living on his wits IN PARIS and thai an eNr Ia
dncemcnt sho settles On him salary Of twenty-five
! thousand dollars year.
The New Orleans Dc,lo i, literally represented il
the war; II has dispatched 10 the oi iuaction nc
lesa than sixteen nen-twO editors two reporters two
| terks and ten from the mechanical department. w,