Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-02
THE BALL AT FANEuIL, U,rI

'"'H all accounts. was most splendid Affair
N'"y New York geHilemen were present who
were enraPinred with The revelry an hea ty OF tl.
"s'i aad The BnslSn people, who always have their
n"'ion. and excel every body IA it-no mailer what
u Is-~ero IA The fuil enJoyme of pieasuie =
The a ivcriIser. cold, philosophical and sensible
speaks IN warm praise Of lhe arrangements, and oC
he ladies aud gentlemen present n preseutipr n
splendid array nf fashion and beauty. The Posi-
says, that the Ball was q m 81 brilliant afTur ever
s"'rh up ia Boston aud that every thing was i'm
splendid style
The dancing commenced al S o'clock. anil Tho
noble guest and his suit appeared 10 enjoy ihemsel
YES much-wers very sociub'c and agreeable, md
were treated with that consider ,ton To- which their
p1 ii!oa entitled them. without Ihs eIhibilb,n of
any vulgar excess of udulaiiOn. Tho ladies' looked
Charming ly-Somo Of Them, the Prince sand ,ys,.
TIE handsomest he had ever seen, Their dresses
were all ia excoIlcnt TASTE. and many snperblv rich
The whole affair was conducted il say. with ,er
feet success unI proprieiy.
The Atlas is full Of The matter:
"Thore was n sound OF Tevolry by night
And Belgum's capital had gathered there
Her beauty and her chIvalry; and bright
he lamps shone DER fair women and brave rsen;
thousand hearts beat happily; and when
Music aruse with It's vouptuons swell
Soil eyes looked love TO eyes which spake again;
| And oil went merry n marriage bell"
| Od faneuil Hall, u says. resOunded with the
''''i'S VI ies'di ItNely, anu SHINING u splendur
never equalled before. Hundreds Of the loyeliest
OF The fair ones Of the city aud vicinity aud all that
I heart could ask or desire present To render
The iesviiy the most superb and magnificent affair
ever wiinesse! on this continent.
! The company commenced assembling at little
I before eight Soon alter which the signal was civ.
en- Tor tae commencement Of the Ounce Mean
while the company continued 20 pour ia, until the
hall was crowded IN every corner, almost 10 sufJ.
cation. From he galleries. nothing could be imas.
/ med more beautiful than the sight below
! Al half past nine O'Clock, The Prince reached the
/ Hall. He was usherod laio The Hall belonging 10
The L1ncers, where he welcomed by the cum.
m:toe OF arrangements BY them he was escorted
across the Hail, through a way opened for him on
either side By rows Of the company to The rusrum 81
here he was received by tho Mayor. at the head Of
I The Committee Of Reception. by whom he was vel.
coined and introduced to his hosts
The dance soon resumed, and the fesial en-.
Jnymenii possible was higher than before The hour
iorsnP?er arrlved& the almost countless hrong NOV
ed on ~ heightened line. being drawn ont through
! The IlluHinated passage, 20 The Rotunda where
every thing was resembling with notes Of revelry
aud gh enjoyment The crowd m the Halls could
/ not be less Than fifteen hundred.
! In conclusion Of its notice. one Of the Alias Edi.
I tors whe was one Of the managers, SAYS that 8,
vast an assembly Of The beautiful the distinguished
AMI the fashionable Of that city has ne yer been seen
before and the time IT, ia al human probability Car
remote when shall behold ils eqnal The mag.
nifcence fdress displayed on lhIs occasion il FAR
beyond any ever seen before.