The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

saw the imprsctcabiy OF this such state OF popu-
lar feeling they adm tilted did not ,ssess nor wish TO
OF pas belonging the police OF nation recogniz
ing the popular element IN Lesser degree
P0rULAR DEaoSsniAIIos.
The people bouni 70 see his Royal Highness II
such were possible, and although their efforts TO do
dctracted from the effect Of the reception, the
peoples demonstration IN honor OF the Princes arrival
and was BY the feeling OF tae people participating 10
that demons ration that must Judge.
THE APARrMEcTS
occupied by the royal party at the bel both ele
CANT and retired ewood furniture green and white
fatln upholstery, tapestry carpets portraits Of Qleen
Victoria and the Prince Consort beautiful fragrant
bosrders in the hotel the principal furnishings OF
the second floor rooms occupied oy Lord Renfrew and his
DRIVE nRocGH pErRon.
Aner breakfast the next morning, the party took
their places in open carriages and under the guidance OF
the Mayor through the principal for about
half hour, and then turned down 10 the Michigan
Central Railroad station, where they arrived a.
a few minutes past ten. The crowd had by this
time the hotel and formed there to the number
Of i've thousand and The cheering was ~ eaergetc
Americans are ever wont to indulge H. and the exce
ment ran high.
At every station, as the train progressed there vas
proper topate In its size 10 the population oil tue
place. The train came there was rush 10 tae
steps by these hopeful Of glimpse OF the roy al cola
lowed for The windows curiained Boys stood
the shoulders Of other boys In ordor to have peep
with great good humor by the objects OF much curl
osty, but at the time II excited occasional indgna
lon the villagers who said that such rude.
nes prevented the Prince stepping out on the platform
The greatest demonstrations were made al Ma shall,
n nes n ana ~ SaSe
look at royayso much as to convince our foresn COL
sins that we who live under republican government
have just ~ much curiosity and perhaps little more
In that respect, the subjects Of Queen Victoria, for
Princes are not with Us every day.
The car occupied BY his Royal Hghness was that ased
by the directors but specially re0ted and decorated
this OCCASION and presented avery handsome and CON
the party paid for travelling the usual English special
train rate namely five cents per mile for each person
On nearing Chicago We saw houses and one Of
railway had parallel with the southern shore OF the
Michigan for than sixty miles although its waters
| frequently shut out from view We were thus
reminded OF the Lady Egin calamity which occurred
about miles from Chicago and which has carried ruin
| and mourning into the homes Of 80 many.
We reached Chicago eight O'Clock and found about
fifteen thousand people assembled within the railway ter
rope. These gave hearty cheer Is the heir apparen,
walked hastily 10 company with Lord Lyons to the car
Isss IN waiting Tor am, wn me ne was conveyed 70
| haa been prepared for his reception.
| THE CROWD BROKE LOOSE.
passed the crowd broke beyond the rope.
and rushed down the plat orm like torrent an followed
the carriage To the hotel which closely adoued the sta
The Detroit thereupon euacled The
roy party dned slept and the next morning. Baron
Renfrew happier ing TO make his appearance on the bal
carriage in the midst Of shower Of bouquets from the
lady boarders Of the house and together with the
the Duke q Newcastle Lord Lyon: and Others drove to
be known as Long john, conducted the party into
his Office and, producing his ledger asked the favor Of
autographs for bis future deectation This request
having been coureousy co implied witn the giant OF Chi
cago led the way up the spiral staircase to the
Afforded Owing the perfect fatnsss Of Chicago, II
must be from loy elevation The top Of the court
house u therefore the great resort Of strangers.
THE PRINCE RxcKrEs A HISTORY CHICAGO.
There no doubt that the son OF Queen Victoria was
made fully familiar with the short history Of the CITY o.
had population OF little than ave thousand, while
now IL could boast Of more than hundred and Ave
stores and warehouses In the Union, and . commerce
that outrvaued-well, had better leave that TO
conjecture and what results stilI greater might have
achieved but for the last three years depression, that
had thrown mantle Of sackcloth the whole OF the
recovering, and now iii promised well again.
From the Court House the royal party beaded BY the
sassciou Mayor visited the different points Of the city
drove down Michigan avenue, which lined with spec
ttors their way 10 Bridgeport, whore they ns pected
special train, on the Chicago. Alton and ST. Louis Rail
road, for Dwight station, distant eighty miles.
's Newcastle. Lord Lyons. Ssnsr. Bruce and
bis equerries viii Be the guests Of there gentle.
remain there iii Wednesday morning. and meanwhile en-
JOY the eport Of quail and prairie fowl shooting The
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be free from the OF crowds aud removed even
from the vgilapt OF the the
| will proceed direct 10 n. Louis.
pleasant incident Of the royal visit Chicago the
presentation Of the following letter from committee Of
penpotentay II the Queen Of Great Britain - the Uni
ted States expressive ~ II is Of the feelings alike shared
RICHMOND Horsz, sept "a. 1880
Ny LoRp-The citizens Of Chicago have deputeil the
Undersigned to welcome Baron Rcnfrew 10 our young
city As representative In very high sense, Of our
mother counry-thst country TO which allied by
80 many and varied interests and sympsthies, 70
/ w ~ ma mo lPa
| OF blood, and by our common customs, laws,
literature language and love Of bcrty-Baroe Renfrew's
no common interest; an interest which receives adj
| tiora force from tho earnest desire that 10 felt
friendship md amsy with the people Of srssi
Britain a. shall forever oolnorate The slightest
the most sdmirssa Of mousrchs sSe best O. women ana
the nobles Of Anglo sxou matrops, Baron Rsnew cha
srs
rendered highly gratifying 70 our fellow ctseus 70
70 have exhbte their respect for his country for his
royal mother, ard for his ordships SELF In manner II
lees demonstraive, at least not less cordial than that
British America. But learning that his lordships
fatigue, srsIg from the exciting sccncs through
siicniio0s Oneroas % him, we havo forSoras from
| every demonstration calculated 10 disturb his
assure your orsahp % veil and avorssy Known % the
American public, 70 assure Baron Renirew that under
ssc ss q would M
cason Of 90 distinguished arrival Al Ia, lord,
with this assurance have but 10 tender cordial vel
como 70 Baron Renfrcw and suite oois accompanied
by The hope that he and they win md broad prsi-
rice the recreation and reposc they seek. With every
high respect and confederation permit Va, my lord 10
| subscribe ourselves your most obcdicnt servants,
wM oGDkS,
JOHN WENTWORTH, [ co,u,,a.
NN. nRDeS, e''1nseo'
E. W. McCoMAs,
THE PRINCES DINNER AT CHICAGO.
Prom the Chicago Democrat Sept. %
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10 his own room, where he dressed for dinner, And ii
twenty minuce past eight proceeded 70 the reception
room, where that repAss served. The Prince
dressed In black ooAt gray vcs and gray pans wore
acap. He has slight musache, but slight that noue
but Close observer could notice II Tue table vas LAID
for twelve persons, but after the removal OF cloth
Consul wilkins and two other genemen joined tic party
| Tho following Is the bll Of fare
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