Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-19
THE PRINCE OF WALES.

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York, dc.
The tour Of the Prince Of Wales through
Her Majesty North American Provinces has
fairly closed, His Royal Highness, as has been
announced by telegraph, having reached Nj
agara Falls Friday evening.
The correspondent of the New York Times
gives the following incidents Of the ball in
honor Of the Prince at London, Canada West,
"Wednesday night rU.
Last evening at the ball two Of the most
respectable young men of Buffalo, who we're
with ladies, we're arrested by the detectives |
who imagined them to be pickpockets. They |
were handcuhed and locked up in the cells |
all night, with two prostitutes and a squaw |
In the morning over hundred Americans at
tended the Court, and there were strong symp-
toms of a row. Profuse apologies were ten
dered but they could in no way remedy the
misery Of the matter
Two horses which are special favorites of
the Prince have been purchased BY some
Canadian gentlemen for $1,000, and viii be
sent to England as present for the Prince.
The Princes suite are about used up and
heartily wish themselves and their charge /
safely home.
There is great difficulty about the accom- |
modations here Barroom fights abound, and |
the town is carnival Of jolli6cation, good and
bad
A correspondent of the New York Herald, |
writing to that paper from London c. W., un- !
der date of September IA, furnishes the fol- |
lowing incidents and facts connected with the |
Princes tour
This morning it was officially announced /
that the Prince had appointed the regime ES Of
volunteers commanded by Colonel Wlley, !
which has acted as his guard of honor since
he left Montreal to be called the Princes
Own, and receive stand of colors from his
hand
The fremen gave ball last evening. which
exceeded in iollity the grand ball at which the
Prince was present English and American
flags were about equally displayed, the fremen
saying that they were organized on the Amer
lean plan and felt ahoaa half Americanized
Mr., Brockmire, tho Queeu's own courisr, |
precedes the Prince In the United States and
examines and inspects the hotels, decidsag at
which the PYinee is to stay. tits aanounnedl,
unoficially, but with some certaiSty, that tbe
Prince stays at the Zimmergpn Mansion, n,
Niagara at Detroit, Russslls Hoteli at GS Ca
go, the Richmond House; at St Louis Bar
nuns and at Cincinnati, the Burpet>
The Prince returns by way Of fndEe napolis
and stays there one day. AT Pin sburp he
stops at the Monongahela House,
lie has been advised to yhsih ID g Mammoth
Gave, but the Governor-Ge Geaeral thinks tits no
worth while; and proceeding to Washington
he stays with the Presideoh, o. I'd takes his ad
vice as to his future nOrem euts altogether
The American fla q is new placed upon tn,
Frlnce taole at ".ejetners, suppers and ball
equally with the english, and at the ball las
night the hrst t. me PLAYED was yankee boo
SnVhral Al. ,.,I -.
OF the Canae ian Parliament have been asked
to accompan y the Prince in the United States
NO one knt Iws how many persons will form
the royal party; but when announced it will
be safe t make allowance for ten or twelv,
more Tor. at any place here many more are ol
hand tr AN apartments are provided for.
Slnr q the notice taken of the usual cour
ehqn cite which the Prince has maintained
ne as become more Democratic, and nov
CIV es his arm to his partner at balls, and es
co rts her around the room. The Prince lei
ondon a.. ten this morning for Niagara.
The ss me correspondent telegraphs fron
Niagara Falls as follows
! The F 'rince started in special train on tn
sGt'eat ' lestern Railway from London at tel
Eoclocf this morning, and soon arrived a
Wood stock, a little place situated, like mos
Cs M dian towns, a couple of miles from th
r. all road
The Prince dsembarked IN the midst of tn
| h, 1oting and jostling of the crowd, the ban
: playing away on an elevated platform, an
W as hurried into a carriage ard driven, ami
! thick clouds of dust, through the streets tn
, only noticeable nature Of which was a liy
f bear and raccoon-emhl hlemasiei,l Of the inhal
f itants -chainedu upon platform, together wit
a band which made noise scarcely less hiC
. eous than the animals; confusion was wors
Y cuufounded. Six and seven of the suite wer
/ or divided into carriages, and no one could te
e which was the Prince.
q The train stopped at several SIN all place.
/. At Dunville there was great crowd, aud tn
q Prince came out on the platform of the car
l. and bowed. One committeeman sal d the PEI
pie were so enthusiastic that they mast see th
Prince The Governor-General said there wa
more liquor than enthusiasm, and the Primo
refused to stop.
AT Fort Erie the Prince drove to the Fol
a and received an address. The Can adams ha
d no cavalry, and an American conn ,any volui
u teered to escort the Prince. Their Captai
was presented at the Fort.
IS The Prince travels in special car, whit
e. is the last on the train, and whc h is luxu
1t opsly fitted up with ottomans, lounges,
Is Another car was provided for the minor mt.l
n bers Of the suite and members of paramer
s. while another car was provided for guest
among whom were members of the press an
ID government The police, under efficier
s. Chief Mclaughlin, keep guard.
le This is the way the Prince travels in Can
ID da, but he designs riding in the same car vii
ID ordinary people in the States
e The Falls are illuminated with Bengal fire
f. and blue lights Tomorrow Blondin walks Ii
ID rope,
le The reception committee of citizens of Ne
y York have engaged the Academy of Music, f
Of the night of the 18th of October, at 81, 200 al
n All indemnity Of $4,000 to the manager, f
ID nterrupting the operate performances A
W invitation has been forwarded to Miss Harri
IF Lane, niece of President Buchanan to ope
O. the ball with the Prince