The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03
More About the Cincinnati
TerpsiChOreans.
TIE PRINCES REcEPTsON At WASHINGTON.
TIE MILITARY RECEPTION IN NRW YORK


Co.. &c., 90.
PrrrsyrR0, Pa, Oct. j, 1850.
Ia Consequence OF slight illness the Prince did not go
TO church last evening
Mr. Adams, the cousin Of John Quincy Adams. and
whose brother In Law uncle Of Lord Lyons and set
ted permanently in this country, had long private in
terview with the royal party.
They said they delighted with the country, the
treatment and the liberty given to them to do as shey
pleased.
Tns party lief, Cincinnati in a special train, At six
oeiock in the morning Tue day was rainy, foggy and
unpleasant, and few collected to see them OF.
Tho train stopped i've and ten minutes At towns along
the roue response to the calls Of the crowd the
Prince out on the platform aud bowed.
AT every station crowd collected, surrounding the
and crying Fetch him out cheering at the same
Tine loudly. Al places the band played God Save
tho Queen At Others there bonres. Al Strasburg
church bells were rung At Alliance the royal party
waited until The regular train went thirty miles aheai to
avoid accident. The same enthusiasm manifested
everywhere along both routes from Cincinnati and
raj bogus princes turned up In the cars.
The Prince taking the Cresuine road arrived at Pitts
burg 1t nine O'Clock the evening He left the at
Allegheny City avoid the crowd and crossed the bridge
10 a carriage In spite Of this precsuton there were
hundreds OF people At the depot Amid the music OF
bands the crowd followed the carriage the Monongahe
Ia House, where hundreds Of persons piled the
stairs aad tables TO gel sight al the Prince.
PrrrsBrRc, oct. 2, 1850.
MAYOR Wilson, the Committee and the Common Coun.
oil wcns special 70 Alliance to receive the Prince
They had IN interview with him. and very kindly
received The Prince presented gold pencil TO Super
tateodent Bradley. Upon their arrival they were
ceived By immense crowd. By the Light OF the loco
motive lantern Mayor Wilson read the following ad-
cress:-
Loxo RxuRsw-I am truly happy that II hiss become
my odclal duty ths chicf magistrate Of this city TO
tender 10 your Iordship and party the congratulations
and hearty welcome Of my fellow cilizcns They the
tion 70 dstins strangers Of . common race and
Image. Il Is now but little exceeding one hun
restored by ths joint Arms Of our colonial and
British ancestry Therefore the possession OF q
nSs 20. and Ssopy ABODE than QUE hun
dred thousand Of the stree and Sous OF coun
sea mi, aao the bonn
o. EnsAnd's spotcss and cherished Queen whilst
nj the time VIC are proud 70 embrace and recognise
fellow citizens many the broad fields Of classic
and heroic Germany the common atheriAnd OF the long
line OF your nooe progeu.ts. Renewing assurances
OF cordially and Kindness and trns that tho further
ioupeypgs OF your Icrshp and party through
may be attended with personal safety aud agreeable
"reminiscences OF our Land aai nation, allow me once
more u extend 10 your ordshp most hearty and SIN
oese welcome.
TIE bridge was lighted with nve hundred torches
Upc1 reaching the hoe, Judge wilkins wished To road
Other address bu, the Duke Of Newcastle would not per-
init sooount OF the Prince fatigue This morning the
Judge delivered bis speech much abbreviated, and lord
Lyoas briefly replied the part o. the Prince To quiet
the throus gathered under the Princes window
carly night, the band played "God the Queen"
Whit chcered Az jealous Of this the crowd called
FOR yankee Doodle" which again and again repeat
cd ans rs onea cheered.
The r. nee last night treated 10 q nne serenade
crowd OF ave thousand persons blocked up the in
o1i hotel VINO cheered repeatedly and called for
abs Price 70 out but he did not make his Ap-
pear>ace.
TIE rooms which he occupied II the Mouocgahela
Hocse were newiy and richly repainted add rcfur'
nished.
Early TIM morning two thousand persous collected ia
rroat OF the hotel crazy old man, town character,
mounted s,oop opposite, and a~Oks tho royal party By
his uory hArnngues, the crowd cheering hs oompi.
men.ary sliasloa 70 the Prince.
HIS Royal Hghnces slcpt late, the carriages being
twice cent away before he ready 10 90 out. Al last
"a made appearance, aad greeted BY the cheers
OF tho assembled mutauts. Entering his carriage be
drove through the principal streets 70 the depot.
Ths denoos,rs.loa ws the mos. imposing which be
has received 10 ths Caed states. The Daaucsnc Guard,
preceded By tine band acted the Of honor,
and the suite. Common Council, members OF the prese
carriages, followed Ia long procession.
TIE sidewalks and streets we're crowded with people
Al the ~iaa0ws fall, the crowd Of ladies' waving
their haBaserch.en and the cheering enthusiast
oaly. made up ve~y imposing display, which highly
rse1iiabe to the city. II much appreciated BY the
Prince
Indeed the whole royal party very much picssed
With Pit,sburv which they say very much resembles
Brmlpghsn In iu Histories, it's smoke, dirty streets
aaa brick houses well the character Of The pco
Tie. his resemblance aided by the close, duh, og
~ Enxssh weather which prevailed.
The Praoe pointed out the Duke OF Newcastle and
Lord Lyons the features Of Psburs which most interest
Cd hin. aad unusually mated and laxative during
abe drive.
AL the people have bal pSoriuniiy 10 see him ana
nj are chained with his manners and appearance
haxing hands AMI returning thanks 10 the Mayor and
abe Counc ai the deo the royal party started for H
rs6urs where they vii arrive Al e,sh. O'Clock tonight
They leave TIA, place lor Washington al morrow
morning.
AtToara, Pa, oct q 1880
Tns s,coa tr,ln with the Prince Of Wales arrived
here .. forty minutes past eve this afternoon. The
Prnoe dnes At the Logan House, and len for Harrisburg
., sneeo minutes past sls.
VISIT or TIE PRINCE or WALES TO THE
PRESIDENT.
Tue Arrangements for the ssDourn Of his Royal High.
usu 81 W1hingtcn such ~ win enable him 70
inset The principal ocAoers Of government AMI
the diplomatic representatives q iorexn nations with
Atiis parade poesiels, saa to see all the objects OF IN
tsrrs In and sbOu, the metropolis With tho greatest do
gree q saisfscticn lie visits Mr. suohansu, 90, with
royal state bui private gentleman me we'll bred
citizens q Washington understand this, sna win boar
themselves accordingly
He 10 expected 10 arrive bys special train Al four
oclock this afternoon, and vii proceed directly 70 the
Prrcuslve mansion where he and hs suite viii Be DOM
x4, m oouarsnv m nney 10 aay be~dcs the p,g,co