The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-05

tsmps.nx sacrlaces but the slant shades of Irving
place L. bsi ond peradvenire, destne 70 DC 'ne scene
o. the great event that 10 thrill 10 the " 'ne
ionable hear, q The metropolis
IL u understood, BIO ~ever, that thosS Who dance
must pay the fiddler well. The rent OF the academy
VIII probably be not far short Of twelve ired do
N The drft place and in the second as no less than
operatic representations viii be spoiled by the occu pa
ton OF the building bet rhursd, " morning and ga
surday night compensation TO the amoant OF three or
four thousand dollars viii have TO be given 10 the uu
fortunate artists for the immense sacrifice public
caprice fN
Il proposed hcv or that portion Of this ou,pour
ing into the Golfers II the Academy shall returned
- the shape Of grand concert, preliminary 10 the ball.
two or three bands Of music and fraction OF required
oecUrations The concert would be pleasant introduce
top " such an affair and would admirably COM
pose the Hurried nerves Of the fair multitude who
tween now and then will be IN state OF feversh excite
ment The bands will OF be unexceptonabe and
the decorations are yet doubtless in the busy brain Of the
has been proposed TO have refreshrnent tables set
around the stage. but in Montreal arranged that
walters win BE concealed from vlson and a be served
Hith comfort Real flowers and running vines will deco
rate the house from top to bottom and wherever taste
sugses, Improvement that viii add the
rsnv.as character q the occasion no expense will be
one feature OF the Academy seems to have been
locked by the committee in their deliberations There
some hundred stockhoders who are allowed an
oses 90 all occasions OF festiyity within The edlce
Where how or by whnm they arc to be disposed Of Is
div.fnas viii be inclined enjoy hs prerogatye to the
mils~s extent. especially ~ such moment, 10 just az
ces a. they possess per cent interest in the vene
rases siie.
now TaE FRINGE WILL SPEND HIS TINE IN GOTHAM.
has already been ascerta.ned that hi, Royal Hghness
vii arrive IN this city Thursday, the nth Of October
AZ What hour Ia not yet known. On Friday will be mi
liary parade, and IN the evez.ng grand ball On sa
irrday rirst the nrcmens tcrohIight procession will |
take place. ard be an immense affair. On Sunday the
Prince will attend church, probably At Trinity, !
and on Mcsday he will take his departure /
for wesi Point. Here he win remain part Of a |
day witness the operations Of the young cadets and in
spec the military department, after which he will pro-
Gel 70 Albany ADD thence eastward towards tho rural
town II Bstnn leaving this great intellectual " hub,
~ viii 20 Portland Me-, and there joining tho fleet In
which he came retsrn 20 bis domestic hear lhstone
While 10 New York he will stop at Of |
tbo retired up town hotels, around NJ
much ~ possible In cognito, and visit every
Ting that viii convey 10 him an idea Of the
gre atnsss and goodness OF metropolitan life in the
New World Three sayt short time for stranger 10
do' New York but the Prince young. and like fresh
amtrotype, takes hs Impressions easily, and will no
doubt be susceptible To all thai novel or atra iye.