The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29
- loglg. the pastor ssked Code blessing upon t.
sa.o u England and her family, and the sermon was so

u England and her faniij and the sermon was so
= nsa NJ" ATTY referred II several times, ALI i
IS - tired Of prasipgit Lord Lyous said thsl
ha?py that ibr Prince should receive tech exoer
ut tdvice and inquired how II that man Of Dr.
YvCrgs ability SD ould be iocated at so remote village
VII. tho rpyss party al dinner ssenger, d.
fr,m ,he crsn OF England arrived by special loco
noy, nom Chicago, with dispatches and letters LORD
$40 ~ 20 work writing HE rrplies to the Home "ice ADD
curing ne afternoon Baron Renfrew aud h9 sure we're
srlg pier hch were De spa,cbed by special train TO
Cheato, al night in order to catch the mornings man
cert Alright the whole party retired early Baron REQ
rev eeeyss al h letters enclosed 10 thofe for the Duke
= Ncweat tie, and writes voiuminous and particular
rFfs, giving every ircioeDt Q, his travels
on wcday morning the whole party started early upon
hunt fr prairie chickens, to find which II Is not neces
sary GO far p~ight Half past I've O'Clock found
~. NJ o "a ros in four Carriages Baron Renfrew, tie
iuse ~ Newcastle, Capt Eetillack aud Mr. Spencer
S,sd The st party kc.d nor sons Un ua1a,
i,asdaa Opt Gray, General Bruce and Mr. Miller, the
thrc; spa = Aokland followed, at . atcr hour, 10
l.ti buggy. d. wen by the ubiquitous Mr. Jones. The
several parties agreed 10 meet at given points and
coursre Iotrs, aud The pan Of the campaign was
70 f'ivc 10 What was thought favorable position,
hteh the horses to tho nearest fierce sturnp and
best about FOR game, the hooors q the day 70 DO
erh bl,es to be oountcd out The day was very tine,
VIII pet much con- which drives the prairie chickens
Ito 'he eosnheide, into whch, however the farmers
erard he Prince permission 70 go and do all tho hara
h. pleased
Lord Lyons remained at Bcme. still writing his dee
p.icf,s and could not leave 70 accompany the party
nr Aek ard do not hunt, 5ut made several spirited
sl.ich. OF che party and Of the prsies Al the party
very roughly dressej IN light, thick clothes and
kat II .vv CATERS They bad q number Of small si,he
dogs, With acquitted themselves admirably During the
me prre He ,ad Mat u prevent sDy III feeling his
Royal Rbness would leave Oxford enter Cambridge
Invcti'y ut The close Of the present year He gave
MAJ r-.rf a. mr.
sss bs that the Prince bad very Vi natural
sbuts han formed the habit Of close application, and
fnest men of the afe
INNER FRISCO a wr-.mrcH
/ The hSutpg party which Baron Repfrew belonged
stopped ut lunch time, before nodes little farm house.
some mites from Dwight, and refusing To disturb the
rea,h the ~ cool shades Of grove Of trees Jus. IN
front ~ the house washbcrch supplied the place Of
table sna Spon was spread Inc luncheon which 50, me
liable and thea helped themselves, and the whole meal
m,s, e5oyabe and Baron ReDfrsw especially seemed
10 cepbt IN the OF Independence which with
tax ing Of ones self and ones nsIehbor.
when; late in the evening, the royal party reached
hsesed eixty birda, but only few Of them the
prairie chickens which bad been the special object Of the
fore by bringing in thirty ave chickens besides other
game hr Sper and NO knows bet,er-declared
snd in no wi,e discouraged BY The result Of the day
work be Prince banered the party TO another bout u
rIK sR1sc. AVID rur PEOPLE
Baron Renfrew has pestedly expressed his gsthca
ton with the manner In which he has been treated here
With the politeDess With which the people generally
have renamed from inuding upon or ann,yng him. This
good opinion 10 reciprocal, for the people Of o~sht
their appreciation Of bis amiabity and their satisac-
tioD q, bis appearance and behavior. One Of their
royal party rays that be felt 1t homo with
any company in his life. They treated him - their equal
BE- allowed 70 vote aSS See
he manner IN which the gentlemen Of the suite lounge
ssoa pipe in mouth, and dressed in Western STYLE u
quite democratic eomo Of our New York handles might
learn cs,on IN real eentiy by look at these noble
men, and might be taught that among Enslauds highest
gcntk hpe clothes Affected manner lisp and super
cious airs, considered marks Of good breeding
| .sson which they seem TO need Now that English
oib.s and Epgrh fashiops the rage among cod
rsh srstacrscy might not lite OF real English man
4 admissible?
ON sunday couple Of Irsbmen rode up 70 Mr.. spcn
cer'a and one Of them, dsmounting from his mule
uaked up 10 where the Prince standing. He said
that be had once been subject Of Queen VICTORIA but
that he American, owning large farm out
the prairie, which he would be glad 20 the royal
party II they would pay him visit He had Como many
miles to the Prince, he said and delighted 10 be
abe give good account Of him TO Bddy and the
"chders The Baron laughed good naturedly at this
go oomrade 10 come up 70 the house Pats
nipd along, mules and all, and a similar
urccme and fer time the Baron ard the Drke Of
| N'erasiie, who is much admired here entering into
o"LNerfa'ion with these mon, talked for some tirlo
particular aud whn th,y parted the Dske much
pleased At The Information he had gained, ard the IRISH
upon them, and lled the air with God bless your
houors% and "God rave yes" The people at Dwight
O. nmbt upon tuch incidents ns ihs, and really regret
that ihe stay Of Baron Renfrew should be OF brief
duration. All seem interested IN him, and old men,
Who bave hal the chance q taking WITH hilh,
dgot old rrsJudices and speak q him a. " he
their ~ Baron Renfrtw has all the pop iarity
and all The graccs which attract II, which distin-
fnthtd ZONE Of bis ancestors In the earlier part
~ their regns, and hitch make his mother queen Of
hearts, %, only in England, bat N over The world
DAYS SPORT
Tie Baron and his party len Dwight by siA
bw nornug IN charge Of Conductor oigeo who has
q all the roy al trains for siuars Grove about twenty
miles fwirbt, heart Of the prairie Report
are not allowed TO travel upon roy al trains We there
m The pretty little village Of wimr gon 70 the Grove
DO, Nth driver for pilot. the pitching aud
ossns Ike a'bip In storm. we put out q once into the
praric ard BOWED along NJ rapid the rich
rrsss All descriptions fail 10 eve any idea " the prares
Tor al o. ihtm seemed over strained and exaggerated
~hst coni.d with the reality The grass on the prairie
very short this year, and consequ enty these prArss
bave not u mceed any have. that wheataesd like APP
pesrapcc viii you see In pcturee and read a. In
scriptics Of these lard Imagine mmense ex-
pane - common, decktd here ard there with flowers
away 10 en- apparently mmessurabie asiance III earth
aud tky BLIND Little detached grours 81 trees rising,
The perspective clouds o. smoke here
and there along tho horzon where The dried grasses
rst The fesrfui tales read Ia poves and ToaDc.s Of
prairie urs and terrible dcsths and lighting
IRE with are hidre buffalo escape
gers iron ice and fame. of Indian wariare ia courage
aud devices of border life and s psris of
hufaloss, pouring Ike torrn, IN ntermlnable iincs.
towards dstsnt water courses; Of travellers lost and
hepsfs, wandering hcpelsssiy round la narrowng
cci,s a. of AL The other well knosn which un-
tkiiuy blended make great story for the twenty eve
cent sensation novel, better hands make Cooper
famous 10 The Oct ~ such prairie stnsrts Grove
station, weshsr beaten ook ing she'd droppcd down ~
The eide 81 the railroad uafk, buiieer bad put
there sTsfuly ashamed 81 his and resring that
no one should see ~ Tho gruve, n 10 called though
10, few uees are IN ,shi IL sboui sevsn miles long sy
three vide. and has always been a famous re-
sort for game, and only few years back
buffalo and deer could no found there amost Unlimited
numbers The bones ~ bursloss burned W the prairie
hres, the salt hcss barrea spots here there 10
which uey usd to rcfoft, and and then Indian
sfow hesd, ttill be discovered around the Grove
ord aid, more than tell, In giving idea i-lA
ton and ~tldpsss 10 the that your CORES
Icrdsrt ara his papion ~ Gre and csmped
await the arrival ~ tho roys party they Tor the
tine realized what prairie really was