The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-30 00:00:00

DBPARPCIRIOP
_TH.B PRINCE OP WALES

FROM NEW Yak:

The Prince of Wales left New York on Monday
moraine, the 15th inst., embarking at the lirintond.street
Pier for West Point, on his way to Albany. The following
account of the wens is abridged from the New York
Itrprese
When the Prince approached the pier, the enthusiasm
of the people seemed to know no brads. Handkerchiefs
were waved, hands chipped, cheers gives, and every demon-
stration capable of giving rat to the papaw respect for the
distinguredparty VMS resorted to. Thee prince alighted
from hie carriage. and having heartily shaken the hands of
Superintendent Kennedy, Inspector Leonard, and other
gentlemen, and waved a cordial adieu to the crowd, en-
tered the cutter and was received and welcomed by Cap-
tain Faunce, amid the shrill notes of the fife and
drum,
as performed by the marinemarineband. The sailoreuM
pewnoualy ascended the rigging and manned the
yids ; and with the United States and British en-
signs waving, in union with a variety of many-hued stream-
er. the sore wee highly animated and impwag. The &-
roe lawbg entered by the quarter-deck immediately pro-
aided to the hurricanetleck, where after taking a raid
gloms at the crowd and scenery with which he was cur-
'Goaded, he immediately ensconced himself in the plot-
booms, and was subeemiently joined by Lord fliachen-
"nook. The main planks were then drawn on board,
sod the cutter steamed up the river amid the en-
thusiastic cheers cf the multitude who had gathered
on the surrounding piers. Among those on board
were the Duke of Newcastle, Lord Lusa Lord Hin.
cheerer, the Earl of St. Germans, General Bruce, Major
Teesdale, Mr. Hagishart, Dr. Ackland, Lieutenant El-
liott. Mr. Milkman, Judge Sisson, Judge Roosevelt, Mr.
Heartt of Troy), J. B. Henry, Captain and Mrs. Faure,
Colonel Thoespeoc, the Hon. George AgnaliD, Baron
Rothschild, et. ilyweesne and son.
The inhabitants slang the river assembled on the beach,
and awaited the appear of thecutter. The fleet salutes
fired were from the Caner docks, and the last appro-
priated to the Galway line. As the Harriet Lane pried
oppierte 72nd.s4set, the eldldren of the Orphan Asylum
were formed into wangle file as the bee* sad saluted the
Prince. who gracefully acknowledged the ropliment. At
.110th Meet, the steamer Floakiing, with a large number of
lathea and gentlemen from the locality afire which the
veer was named, came alongside the cutter, and amid the
cheering of the passengers, escorted her rural miles on the
way. The steamboat Mermors as came near the cutter,
sad the crowds on her cheered eathuartically while
proceeding towards the city. When the steamer neared
Waehingtou Heights, the Prince was the subject el a very
graceful and imposing demonstration. The whole line of
shore bounded by the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
was hoed by the children of the institution, whose faint
but enthusiastic cheers were heard on the cotter and sa-
luted by the Prism. As the cutter was proceeding past
Yonkers, Lord Renfrew emerged from the pilot-house,
where he laid sat smoking a cigar and conversing with occo.
gruel visitors, and proceeded to the main deck, where he
joined the Duke of Newcastle and Judge Roosevelt. The
bleak temperature of the day seemed tohave been keenly felt
by the Priam who experienced evidently for the first time
the forerunning blasts of an American winter. At Hastings
there was a salute fired, and the American sod English flap
were in company. The people crowded the beach and
lordly cheered the Prince.
lo accordance with the programme, a dinner was now in
process of preparation. A temporary table was erected the
full length of the main deck, which was rapidly laden w:th
a Trey of edibles, including all the delicacies of the season.
At our risk precisely the Prince was conducted to his
seat. Judge Roosevelt and the Duke of Newcastle being
located a his right, and Baron Rothschild occupying a
lwsition risai-Ms. About eighty ladies and gentlemen were
cindolates for the following uuesceptionable &Maar, r taken
verbatim fruit the bill of fare :

Cireen Releves: Boned turkey, with
triffiei :tome pie, with thanes ; roast stuffed woodcock ;
stufkd pails, modem style; young chickens, larded sad
roasted ; tilloo of beef, larded, garnished with jelly ; mast
pant:A:fit. larded and ornamented ; aspic of salmon ; ham,
ornamented with jelly ; chicken salad. lobster salad ; beef
tongue ; mayonnaise of breast of chicken. Ornamental
: Prince of Wales on horseback, Windsor Castle,
English pavilion. Ornamental pastry : Charlotte Rune,
Poets meriognes, jelly cakes, almond macaroons, French
cream cake, Madeira jelly. kisses, Lafayette mires. Fruit
Apples, Catawba grapes, Malaga grapes, poaches, pears,
resins, almonds, Labelle grapes. Coffee. cream.
Previous to ths commencement of the entertainment, the
steamer Thomas Powell approacbed the cutter, and one of
the officers on deck hailed Captain Faunae, stating that he
bail on board a ineseenger with derpate.hes for the distin-
guished party from Colonel Delafield. The cutter after
some time was stopped, and the beater of the despatches,
Mr. Bigelow, was admitted on bawd.
At three o'clock, the Harriet Lane touched the wharf at
West Point, where a company of United States dragoons
were stationed. The Prince, after paying his parting re-
spects to thecae= of the steamer. left for the beach,
where he was received by Colonel Delafield. The Priam
and his suite thee incanted hones which were in waiting,
and the party, in the presence of several thoaaand paaooa
who had assembled on every point of the fort, rode up to
the parade-ground, where a dense mass of people werehrait-
ing to receive the visitors, who were escorted by a company
of dra.;oons.
Arrived ou the perele.ground, the party proceeded to
the residence of Colonel Delafield, where they were for-
mally welcomed. After some personal introductions and
social congratulations, Lord Renfrew proceeded to examine
the endemic building adjacent, retort:Ong to review the
troops. On the field were riOcedets, under the command
of Colonel Reynolds ; 40 artillerymen, Lieutenant Griffon,
engineer ogres (40 men), Lieut. Duncan ; and HO Dragoons,
Colonel Reynolds. The Prime, after having reviewed the
troops and expressed himself delighted at the proficiency in
drill they manifested, proceeded to Gouges' Hotel, where
apertmento had been engaged for himself and his suite.
Is the evening at ten o'clock the baron opeoed the ball
which had beso given in honour of his visit by the United
States Cadets of Wert Point. The beauty, wealth, and
fashion of the locality were represented, and the fun, frolic,
and glory were kept up till the " small keen."
On Monday meriting Moneys's( NOW Teak treessaitted
the following to the aid segiseer at the Res diplataseet :
"Mayor's Office, New York, Oct 16, DIM
"lobo Decker, Fig., Chief Engineer N. Y. F. D.
"Dear Sir,—l have been requested 'by His Royal Ingh-
Dees the Prince of Wales to thank the Tire department of
this city, and yostheadf and asnoeiatee, falba very fropceing
display of Saturday night loot—and to say that in no
country has he wagered en exhibition of like character
at all to be collared with it —Very truly yours, FIRDANDO
WOOD, Mayor.

Tirs oYerze Furman& —The following reply
has toss received from the Committee of Privy Council for
Trade, to a nismarlal from Shoreham, relating to the oyster
fishier :—"011es et Committee of Privy Cowman for Timis,
Whitsiall, Oct, 21—Br,—With reference to your letter of
the ini et Agri bin, and to the memorial wkieh it en-
closed from Me inhshituate of f3horisliain, I am directed
by the Lords el the Ommittseeeggintl cl /Wry Council for Trade
to
to nate yen that. at the en of this board, the
French reseenasM were inelisd to ecenkise whether M
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kr 411/MISIN initsipmeler /Wei the month at May ;
sled tie hese after a fell oonskleention
of the auldset, kee bee Oafs government that
the an sylpfiatisn thet sme in she 'en as that proposed
in Me smid net le illected without earion• Injury
IS the oyster Ishniss In the seas lying between the two
eeneleiet—l ham the bower to be, Sir, your °Wiest
comet,—tares Boom—To Stephen Owe, Bog., ILP
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33, Wilton-phice."

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