New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

--lfc OoNO1 l|uNSCfW ioiotco tn"s u"V"S W."
throng Of applicants for tbe Government. loan at the
Treasurer's Office was Wesley Bishop. negro, who
has been for some years employed in glass establish
ment on Merchants Row. 4" Glad In bis workingday
! oaasents, his good humored counenance beaming
with an honest purpose he placed upon the counter his
little bag Of god-s portion Of hs hardeaned aceumu'
lations-with an evident feeling of satisfaction that he
could contribute something to sustain Government
which, although it bad ut times seemed TO have forgot
ten that his had rghts TO be protected he yet felt
it to be hi, sacred duty TO sustain
"A lady in Fairfield, Conn., having written let
ter to Southern friends tented with Secession sym
pathy which was intercepted her husband was waited
upon By the Prudential Committee Of Bridgeport and
no denying all knowledge Of its contents the lady her
self wrote humble apology, confesslng that the dis
Ioyal sentiments not real and adding, 81 now
sincerely approve Of this war, and believe tbsttse only
manner in which this glorious aud blessed Union can
be- sustained and preserved is for the Government to
put down this wicked rebellion a! the point of the
sword
Our amiable young friend. the Prince Of Wales,
ia under bard drill at the Curragb In no single
respect ia an ioa OF distinction to drill campdutes
made between bin and any other captain of com
pHnY. W et Ut VI NVti Az ""' w ''""f NN'o
whenever he ia ordered out and take his share Of the
fatigue and roughing which long days drill so impair
TALLY accords to all in every regiment whether guards
or line, officers or u,eu.
Grenadines organizes, go,es De so'c, and Cham
berry gau,es are 20 be allowed TO triumph TIL The end
of September. 10 che way Of novelty charming new
petticoat called the milkuaid ia mentioned by high
authorities. sweet walcing-dress IS robe oil Or
gandi, having twelve marrow tuckS arranged above
rather wide heU at the bottom Of the skirt The dre,s
is high.neced the oorsage descendng to point, aud
trimmed with graduating frill braces
"A political marriage, calculated 10 establish
another member Of the Imperial family, u said to be on
the tapis The lady ia the Princess Anna Murnt, who
il said il TO be transplanted into the royal Swedish
partene Prince Oscar has been wrongly pointed out
by rumor "a the bridegroom. This prince Is married
and hss two children. lila younger brother. Prince
Nicolas, Is still bachelor
-Thc N,,r. Harm Register relates that two widows,
twin sisters, aged 80 years each, were present last
week in the camp Of the 9th and Ith Connecticut Vol
uneers in good health and spirits Born before the
Revolutionary war they have lived 10 zee tho first
attempt 10 destroy the nation eetsbh'aei Ia Their
childhood.
"A Philadelphia paper having announced that DR..
I " Palmer sa. surgeon in the Secession army, a
R,l,imore naper oorecs By stating that he is
Of IN, editors Of TIE Erciaagc perhaps The most VIZ
nIen, Rebel sheet Il is difficult 70 decide whether
most 70 envy the Southern army or tn: Baltimore
Erckdrgc.
Mr.. w. ID. H,wels tho poet, recently appointed
Consul 70 Rome, has been transferred at bs own re-
aue,t. 20 venite aud the Consulship 10 Rome been
gyen 10 Mr. Stillmsn tbs artist, than which more
suitable appointment could hardly have been made
Gen. Mcclellan having ssLed ono Of the soldiers at
Washington If be remembered the Sabbath day The
lad replied that he remembered a. Bull Ron very
well aud thought he should never forgei,. The Cen
ersl wen, home aud wrote bis Special Order.
"A Paris letter in the IrjEperi1nce. Of Brusse!s,
says: 1t is affirmed that the Princess Clouds IL IN an
interesting position, and that that account her Inn
psria Higbuco will probably return 70 France before
the Prince. in the even. Of the ser prolongirg bis
excursions in hmerios.
Ros..pi las Jus, been decorated with ,be Oder 0!
Merit the highest distinction in the Italian Kingdom
Count Ngra the Italian Enbasss1or, visited The grand
maestro aud presented him the insisas Of The Order
in the name OF King Victor Emanuel
Punch suggests tina, Prince Napoleon. who has be-
fore displayed skilful dexterty getting ont Of dan
ger must have found himself in genial sphere st
the battle Of Manassas.
The accomplished Lounger says Of the last the
a,rical sensation "Mr. Clarke is comedian Of the
be. and purest school and by far the finest artt that
has been seen upon these boards since Rachel
Married, Lady Julia ylisrs. daughter Of the
Countess Of jersey, and Sir George Wombweu The
Right Hon. Frederick Peel, NJ r., and Mra Peel re-
ceiyed the family circle at deeuHe'-
An idea of the patronage bestowed on the low con.
cert halls on Broadway may be gathered from the fact
that one Of the female dancers tes!Gcs 20 receiving
800 weekly.
"A distinguished aud authoritative" man recently
inquired of Gen Mcclellan if there was to be battle
COON "Sir said no, that IS question tia! It Is not
proper to ask
Mr.. John CLARK, editor Of TIE Boston Courisr
has received bis commission as Commieary Of Subss
ence with orders to report at the Office Of the Adju
tant General at Washington
During her late visit TO Ireland, Her Majesty
Queen Victoria is said have extensively patronited
Irish poplin and lace.
The Baron de yidil d dsmaIiy incaUeated ami
viii undergo the term Of twelve months, with hard
labor.
Mr.. Robert Cocks, the large En- i5h music pub.
Usher has built and endowed ten aIm5houses a. Old
Buckingham, Norfolk.
--Lgdy Georgano Fame, who lef, ibis country lat
week. has no intention Of writing book about rs.
The Msrchioness OF Breadalbane 10 dead.
in the " Life of John Angel james Just rub.
ll.hei in England, there is an amusing glimpse afford
ed az a pious match Oar hero found himself NJ