New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
THE RECEPTION OF THE PRINCE OF
WALES.

After the lyrical ovation to the Prince in Phladel-
phia last evening there an end of thoss confusing
sHsirs which have dotted the track of royalty on it's
travels Bot there can be no relaxation Of the ener-
getic spirit which has borne the hearty English youth
through tolls and extremities that might appal an
American sovereign fed on figures and exercised on
railway station pies His limbs would scarcely be
tased of the pIodgious strain put upon them by the
gentle Terpschore that pIesides in the fsstge halls
of that quiet place, and bis imagination would
still be warm with the splendors of the Philadelphia
Academy, and the rich tnts of is feminine bouquet,
when calm but decisive sun mopses at about Z O'Clock
this morning were eounded and he took carriage for
the ferry -boat-bappy boat We may imagine the en-
tire respectabiy Of the pstiDg ceremonies he lifting
of iust one corner Of that inscruable vail of mystery
which has been suspended over the royal party, aud
the pious God Save the Queens Son! of the for once
really excited populace
If the inhabitants of NewJersey placed none Of the
common impedinents of curiosity in the way of the
stately train the Harriet Lane, at South Amboy will
have received the royal party before the late reader
has done tbis psper Once aboard this boat the agony
tf expectation which has bound the millions and the
fashionable world of NswYork so long will be relieved
by deep sigh of satisfaction. Then it will only
be left to Mr. Boole to keep very still.
For the Mayor and other public functonares
to ride from the City Hall to Castle Garden, the military
to stand waiting thee, his Exceency to cay welcome
when the Princes foot touches the ysarung soil OF
Mani attain. For an entirely carriage that cost
81 GEO. selected by the admi able taste Of Mr. Edward
Van Rsnst, to convey the Prince to the Park, for
review Of The sodieIs. For the procession and the
fra settlement in the elegant quarters at the Filth
avenue Hotel.
No definite round Of Inequalities outside Of thst
mach of lesser joys and festivities, the Great Ball.
has been determined but visits 10 the Peter Cooper
Ii stiute the University, the Free Academy, and pr-
vate residences with religious festivities on Sunday at
Trinity vaguely glimmer in the enchanted horizon OF
everybody g hope.
Vast surees of speculation and confidential impart'
ire sw eep over the gay world, about the Ball. The
tickets are put forth. They are simple tickets as all
will see who get them The police regulations are
made for the night. detachment of 100 officers and
NED under Capt Cameron ofthe Eighteenth Precinct,
w be stationed at Irving place and Fourteenth street.
stretch west from Irving place. Ninety-sx officers
and men will be placed Fourteenth street, east IN
der Capt Turnbull of the Seventeenth Precinct and
sixty officers and men under Capt. Speight OF the
Te city first Precinct will preserve tie strctest order
| within the Academy.
Those who are debarred from the ecstatc privileges
Of the Ball can enjoy sight Of the gorgeous aPPurte-
nances on Saturday, from II O'Clock m. to p m',
during whc hours promenade concert will harmon
ze the scene with tie best of the senses, AS per adj
vertisemen'.
The Twelfth Regiment will be drawn up within
| Castle Garden to-day. Their fine band Will proceed
to South Amboy on the revenue cutter and rejoin
| the regiment at the Decentralization.
Thousands of strangers will join in the outdoor car
nivsl of The day, which hope may be favored with
| the hest of October sunhhiue