New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

General Scott Substantial a1A elegant than ever,
wac piestaC fsa OF the soers snt Of those that
| followed. He helred 20 review the cadets.
Their evol1tions were performed on "ths plains, I"
thcee escrtd stretches. TIE people surrounded the
spsoe in corded circle. Only the fierce dragons
could keep them out Of harms way. The Prince aud
his councillors trcited smisbiy throagh the lines
foot and iken took position and the boys march
which they old uuoommony veil, and looked sweet,
as AL the LADIES affirmed. Bu, it was probably bore
to tic "Prink," be being used to military. On the
other hard, II wss the only scheme By which those
people could the future King and he looked With
much patience at the youthful ranks undergoing quick
and also double quick ,ms
After TIE evolution on the green, the sinking day
gloTif,9g toe picture beyond all glitter and glow of
prncey stae the Primes sgsin gave himself up to pr-
vate hospitality and hosts of charming young ladies'
shed tssrs and wondered if they would ever Gee him
any And when young ladies a. West Pont are
almost ia despsr they generally bethink themselves of
a " bop" A hop with Prince But it was hard to
decide between Cozzens's ard another aud nearer
hotel. TIE Prince would stay all night at Cmzenss,
bit tie boys-snd many of the girls we're thsir wn
fond sisteIs-don't 1.-Two down that way. How it was
al settled or whether there was any gal satation at
an VIC LVl W hoaf ny AZ Nv '0iJ
date.
The boys KEEP. marching until 1t was dark, aud
fit ally DISAPPEARED in full run The Prince expressed
much sat,fscti "a and wholly unexpected oc-
cuirence. Indeed their drl aud discipline admira
BILE.
At least two thousand Newly went mp after
biz Highnets-most Of them women. Theee appeared
to the start ed frfymae who plies the boat between
4 ~, o.. Il
Profitable tIips The people all waited in the dark
ness and the cold. The image Of royalty was fading;
even biz portrsit-price ten cents-would not 60 and
general bad cold in the head and perspective pulno
nary ccrsumptiou were coming on. Then the train
cue 720 wss behind time, and it was dismsl, e'pe-
cally for the timd and sensi i've women. They Ian
gushed under the shsds of husbands aud lovers.
When the trsin was formed for the city it consisted Of
eighteen cars, closely packed, wticn reached the
Chsubers-street depot not long before midnight
DEPARTURE or THE PRINCE FOR ALBANY.
Ore part of the West Point programme, ths ezcur-
sion on the steamboat Dsnsl Drew TO Albany was
broker up Mr Drew lent lis boat to the Mayors Of
NeH York ard Albany for the of tire royal party,
from West Point, and gave orders to Mr.. S'etscn to
provide sn elegant entertainment on board to which
be rvi ed about 100 genl ntn aud ladies. TINS Duke
spoloezed to Mr. Drew for the Sc ming discouresy,
but tod him that their rule in the United States had
been 10 bear all their ow travelling expenses and they
DID not deEaIt from i. now. OF course Mr.. Drew
cid the bet be could under the circumstance and
Wi bdrew biz invitations. TAt Royal party lired the
beat for their private uee to Albany, ard the con-
templaed excorsion and entertainment board were
overued
At O'Clock THE morning TIE Prince and suite will
lesve West Point on the DaUiel Drew FIR Albany,
where trey dine tonight with Gov. Morgan; and with
his gracious attentions ~ill end the royl hopitses
of tr Empire State The Prince VIII take bis dsPar-
ture for Be ston in a sumptuous which the Western
Railroad Company has provided for his especial use
The Sp,sng6eG Republican describes tits piece of rail-
road architecture ss follows:
"Tbe Western Railroads model pssseuger-esr, 10
lie ustd by the Prince Of Wales next " cdoesday
WIS ustd and Furnished in all its departments yes-
terdsy afternoon. This is probably the handsomeSt
ard most thoroughly furnished travelngcar ever run
on rails and the skill displayed in its arranging aud
QUILTING will he a valuable acquisition 70 tne veil
earned credit Of Springfield mechanics. Mr. GRAY
SUI eTntef nj Of the road IL also deserving OF uuoh
rraise for bis judgment spd discretion ia employing
frstclass orkmeD he is also for his efforts 70 I'M
press the Prin wi the unryaIed superiority OF their
work On either side Of the Prince department. OF
the costly sofas and yevet-eushioned chalf5,
-.
center is a stationery eenter-tabe, beautifully carved
az msI ble-,opped.
"Tbe table is furnished with drinking utensils cor
sstirg of large orDamonted wafer OF eod silver, an
improved double cased, ice pitcher and hall dozen
pobeis lined with gold The earpetng Is OF costly
velvet In one department Of the car is neatly FUR
nished washpg-Ioom, supplied with water 1rcm an
inyisibe source and oJher toilet conven,enees
Fsrther along ID a small Office furnished with desk
and writing materials All these luxuries were
the invention Of Mr.. Gray, aud aside from those
ALREADY nentioned they executed b" mech mics
and artists constantly employed by the Railroad Com
pany.'
At Boston, all nesdfn arrangements have been made
for giving him a reception betting his rank and
expectsiiors Among the entertainments in store is a
visit TO the Winthrop School, whore there are nearly
q Thousand girls, when the folio wing stsrzas from
LoDetellows pen will be sung to the air OF God
Save the Queen:"
OUR Fathers LAND.
Con bless Fathers Land.
Keep her IN heart and Liad
Ore with our own
From all her foes defend,
BE her 'rsve peoples hsad,
o. a. her descsDd.
Protect her throne
Fs,hsi, n loving osre,
Guard Thou her Kingdoms hsit
Guide OF his ways;
TLps arm bis shelter be
Frou aArTn by land and sea,
| Bid storm sld danger hee
Po.oug bis days!
| Lori, et ware tempe', cease,
Fold tie whole earth IA peace
| Under 1by wings!
Maze al Thy nations one,
bar heuea fht . -un