, 1863-08-03

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Band. The following ramed societies, "with
banner, and NTH, badge" were In the proces-
sion:, =: - -.
ST. VIncent's Benevolent Society
Young Mems Arch Contrasernuy Of 81. .Mfchaels.
st A1phonaus' Society, from St. Michaers
g. bspsdietqs' Young Mems Society, fron St.
s.. gened,e.qs' Benevolent Society.
st. Joseph's Society.
ST. Peters Society.
| St. Franciscus' Society.
In the leaden box in the corner stone were
deposited specimens Of the coins and publl-
eanons Of The present day, with the names Of
tue officers Of the Government, State, and
City, Bishop Of the Diocese, etc. The tuscrio-
lion was In Latin, and very full and compre-
hensiYe.
The plans Of the Church have been p,epar-
ed by Augustus Bauer, who is architect and
superintendent Of the work. Wallbaum &
Baumann are the builders.
The new church will be 10 feet long by Is
teet In extreme breadth, from outside to ont.
side Of towers, with clear breadth OF 63 feet
nslae- Ihe tops Of the towers will be 15O
1eet from the ground, and the edlfce will seat
comfortably more than one thousand persons.
1he prominent side entrance will be on Clark
Street. The fronts Of the building will be Of
pressed brick with stone trimmings. Over
INC principal entrance there will be niche
N which Will be placed full size statue Of
the patron saint, the Apostle Peter.
The style ofthe building will be that called
the Byzantine, the model of which aa tba
Lame imports, is found rather in the eastern
than in the Western Churches. tts pene,,l ,,,-
pearance being rauch akin to the Gothic Tha
windows will be double. and filed IN VIII,
elegant tracery OF stone; they will ba Raven.
teen feet high. The Church. altopether ,v,l,
s"-saI ~ ~ y. eae Aue9' III inc "est, Doth In en-
will cost $50, 600. and. best of nil ~,
is nearly all subscrihef for ia INV,
Death Of John d. Campbell.
In connection with his many warm friends
IN this city and the Vest wa ara 3aan,,,.,-
ed tolearn of the snddan 5e,t,, =.
C.Nppr1, r., ar.o.;.t aN -
,,. o.,,.1'. ~ tue mlen-
..t.0 ~. o1e1u 1aolana Railroad.
Ht' Saiopoe4l aelt als residence In Adrian
lew Gays ago, IN perfect health, with his fam
1lJ, Tor briet so1outn In the East, was snd.
denly taken Ill, and died very uneYnectedIr
at the Revere Honse IN Roston -, a,+.,a..,
r,ornfpp H1a ra,,ot,. 80. -,
o1"tn6' 141e ieAaUs were dlspatched On
Saturday night by special train nnd will
r+ach Adrian obo,t ,na o,.,..,- W.
N.D~A "11A '1-'1 @"oA' "1'e e4och Nonoay NOR
ring.
'1n " 1eln"i Aaoie eAecut1Fe ability, OF
wonderful energy, OF unblemfshed integrity
Of larpe md nohle hoo,t ra.,a.t.d..aEs,.s'
49, :, H asepeeeeuano oeloV-
GU u "u -no 1elak1ous VI LIE, naa tallen IN the
1ull prime and y1gor or his days. The several
Years spent In the Military Acadeuv ~ waat
p.,.. -. L,-' ~ "cst
1olna' Als experience upon the vermont Cen
tia1 and several other New ENGLAND Rai1rocda
40 .1, =. 1T, .--..,. A'"1l. oNuo'
<r-, sN4~ "A4Ao IL
6 -. tAoH37 ~ ~ol1sus, ano upon his
M0del Michigan Southern, gave him the rep-
ptation of hrinp t1,e h.s+ ref1ro.d ,,,,....I
e1e - ~e-S A'A4 oAu manager III
me west, and, IN some respects, the best In
tie Tinted Etates He was ec1actad az tha
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Most t1aclent anu accomplished Engineer, to
construct The Floating Bridge from Rouse,s
p.x..t !. A.. v.--,.t "a ...,s
lihk between the Eastern aRd Canada lines.
This f1;f3cu1t 4a.k of hrfdafnp Lake Cham.
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PLAIN was acCQ1uplSQeQ Qy MI. tampOel sue.