The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

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GUARDS NJ present, the former being 10 The ,ama
In which NILS formerly served. General R,,cs .no~
have cause TO remember the visit OF the Prince ,,h NJ
long pleasure. MILE 10 u shoemaker, and has anon ~
Hoy Lydius street, In this city
From the Albany Statesman, Oct III
The Prince is mild light brown haired youth Of mi,
complexion and medium height Although not what
might be called bandbome, he 10 by means re-
verse. Genieptss and good nature beam In his frank
countenance and smile 10 Turk constantly about
the Of his small mouth. Those who have seen
her say be very like his roy al mother He dressed
In clark blue frock coat, closely butioned, light pans
black hat, light yellow KID gloves and carried light
cane On the passage up the river he threw aside hs
almost continually and skipped about The deck Of tho
steamer as II delighted with being freed nom restraint
All along the river crowds assembled to welcome
him. and nj times when such denominations made,
engaged in chatting he would Iaushnsy request sone
member Of his suite 90 the aide OF the and tip
his nat IN acknowledgment Of the compliments
HIS iorcship Ii evidently facesious youth. More than
ouce during the trip he 10 laugh mmod srAtey
over come Of the ests Of the and with royal m
gers poke some Of the distinguished members Of his suite
About two miles below the city the boats Of the diner
ent boat clubs were met numbering about under
command OF Comm odore De Witt They were In O line
headed up stream as soon the steamer hove sight,
Orders were given TO toss and rise the boat
passed nine hearty cheers we're given. The steamer
SLOW ed and rang her bell In response Lord Renrew
and the Duke Of Newcastle who standing IN front
OF the pilot house uncovered in acknowledgement Of the
compliment. The boats covered with Tags and with
their gayly dressed presented elegant appear
ance. The champion oarsmen were also out with their
boats, and the little propeller julia loaded with
bers OF the different clubs acted as sn Escort 70 the
deet.
His Highness was escorted to the Capitol where him.
self and suite left the carriages and entered and Cover
nor Morgan welcomed him. From thence he passed out
by way Of tho State Library, and arm In arm with
Governor Morgan walked 70 the City Hall, not With
out difficulty and only by the greatest exertion on the
part Of the police, enectng passage through the crowd
between the Park and Congress Hail brief and nfor-
NAL visit made at the City Hall During u tho
Prince and Governor Morgan appeared on the balcony
Cheer after cheer hearty and cordial was given, tho
Prince entirely removing his hat and bowling in acknow
ledgment At least ten thousand persons must have
been gathered In the vicinity Aterxmd the City hall,
the State Hall and the several departments visited
q brief inspection Of them being made. Tho carriages
were then again taken, and passing through Ck, up
Hawk and down Washington TO Congress Hall tho
days ceremonies over, and the royal youth retired
70 the privacy Of the apartments which had been pre-
pared for him.
At O'Clock Lord Renfrew and quite escorted
the residence Of Governor Morgan Hat hour later
the party sat down to . splendid dinner, prepared BY
Briare. The company who discussed the least were ~
foilows:-