New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23

Northamptonsbire with 10 shllun week. and wife
and family TO keep out Of II. But bless ye. sir they
doent know they doeut know how to better thersen y
1t Is somewhat late in the day TO say anything about
the birth Of another "prince" the acccucheurs de-
scribed the Royal baby, who made his premature ap
pearance at Marlborough House very early last Sstur
day morning. Only this, that have actually heard
ladies' speak of seven.mOnths infants as getting
fashionable |" and talking Of other mammas than the
princess being "quite proud Of their early maternity
People comment too on Prince Alfreds CHARGE being
further off than eyer-now there two male heirs to
the throne-should anything happen" to his brother
That young gentleman the "princely pa" do qnotc
Mrs Todgers) is by the way, getting rather corpulent
for 90 young man, unlike his father who preserved
his slmness for long time.
| There have occurred three railway accidents this
week. two Of them involving serious loss of life and mu
tilation. Being less used TO thema least on large
scae--tban You are people indignant and alarmed
for season. In one occurring in the beautiful vale OF
Langallen. North Wales, the victims were excursion
lists the dead numbering thirteen, the wounded over
thirty. In another the railway officials roadnf unlock
ME doors and lat the passengers out of train which had
ran into preceding IL, though another was follow
ing. There's adherence to rules for you! And third
accident the South Eastern killed not less than five
people, only yesterday afternoon. 1t is the season for
excursions and railway accidents.
Sir Joseph Paxton died the other day. at bis residence
near the Crystal Palace aged 81. He was selfmade
man, OF a Bediordshire yeoman who began life az
gardener. and had the good fortune TO attract the
notice Of the late Duke of Deyonshre who became his
great patron and benefactor. The magnificent conser
yatory at Chasworb, 800 feet long and composed Ike
It's legitimate sequel the Crystal Palace OF e5l OF glass
and Ion and the unrivaed gardens are monuments Of
his taste and skill His plan for the great Exhibition
was accepted by the Royal Commissioners. after
the rejection Of 23 Others In acknowledgment OF his
services in connection with that supendons under
taking. he was made knight Bachelor whatever pc
culiar kind OF knight that may be- by her Majesty.
The architect also Of the Sydenham Palace and one Of
the active directors Of the company he also ed.
tied for years Tie Horticultural Rsist The Bo'
ianicGl Magazine The Cotages CALENDAR and The b.
taHical Dictionary lie was first elected
NJ. Z. for Coventry In ls54 He went TO q free
school when boy. but was not an educated
man, pertinent to which can relate an anecdotc.
When his plans for the Sydenham Palace were
submitted TO his felowdirecors and Others they were
considerably bothered by the appearance Of the word
sphinx" written In divers places In the vicinity Of the
Egpytian Court. Inquiry produced e1planation--it
was Sir Joseph's way Of spelling rhyHI' Further
more after dinner. such celebration, of semi
private sort Jus, previous to the opening Of The build
ing the knight insisted Waiting with male friend
down the nave TO the immense amusement OF the party
assembled. Peace, however, TO the manes Of honest
Joseph Paxtonl
Dr. Manning. who spoke the funeral pancgyric Of
Cardinal Wi,cnan has been consceraied bis successor
with unusual spendcr the Roman Catholic Chapel Ia
Moorlcds; and the second daughter Of Baron Roths
child recently married win phneeiy state and
s---.-.ny." Ia her eousin. With Which ,heoogicai
items " III conclude ills letter. Z. d. o.