New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
DEPARTURE or TIE FRINGE OF WALES.

| Bos TON Oot ~, l6Sv.
Although Portland was tho ps,e txed for tue scsssi
departure Of TIE Prince Bosom vas -.siy the sc'ns
Of The Dsional leavstakiug and the cal fare ~eHs
Bere the hopiiates Of the country cal oisatef aa4
here the royal party received their last I'd perhaps
their beet evidences Of the god feeling and generous
coJdsli,y oftbe American people, The brief b. Mbosr
at Ponlsrd afforded opportunities Of public d Nm
stTsion and If snch had been possible the ut
after tire fine jubilee at Boston must have been need
less antcliuax. The relation Of Portland to BossoS
ibis ma ter wss ike tia: Of threeh Id whore hur-
RED spsl gestures of sdsus are flung. to tee iuner
slsmbsr in which the warner and moro earnest and
sssurs6 cere monsls are interchapged.
The B.,ston Ball. although, as have before iat-
roa,J not OF, the whole fsvorsby comparable 70 tss
beat Of the Can, iisn balls had some points OF sips.
rort, over even tn. The Proce had never daaoee
TO such excellent music. 1t Is seldom thas 30 oni"sn
an crcbestrs with 60 capitl chi'f as Mr.
hesr I'd in ballroom. Ard re music "ss Vs"'ai'
TO say more carefully selected oian vac "lie' '
| iuIper-room. / salute tie taste "n'n ss.us,'o
wen together the brightest quad 'ue' .os' '"aa~
wrote and The best morfels CT the ''ensN VI o'nui
cfmposer-Fry's "Lancers' most sp S'SHns VI o."
The msnner oftbs Princes wei 'ome too was n'Py
fancy Ipstesd Of the upa5o, ned anthem, wbics, Al
buouBu waning bOtnDS otyOus' Ito ""H
plci'y nae occasions, may ield pan OF rs org
pity m festival time he this MudpsiDters ovsrears
was played-tbe best sffer Web, ,rs, that has oee1
written upon the English national theus-aud we
bers la wing been nsed at the Music Hall celebraaon'
cord not well he be-s repeated Auot er proof OF de
icste conside rnson for which cahpos doaos that tss
P,ipces heart overfowed with graft uSs was taa' D"
p,rtrers here we're allowed to Represent T'a osau
which Is rather beser than distinguishes poaaon' H.
though that was not waniipg. / sm su'S 10 nan NOV
before danced with 70 many thorooehd' oosr'nns
laciep and il other cities ,oud have supplied eqa
lOvelnees th,ir fault is heavy for they err u"P Nv
Dobipg Of the sort. As to tae emine,t'y Tee'
not to FAY learned character Of vast propcrtoa -
company, to wSich b. son refers sith exceedioe p''
DO not recognize that a su-passi u.rlt Sne cru
ddon hss not yes come to be regarded with feff ea0s
as an element of ballroom succcss. The eupper, ~"
ever, upon which ucb really does dep end on N 80
occssions is said to have been toserTsg srisuAs'
and If half a. imposing the pUSisfed ha OF isrS
end should perhsps mention that this document ~a'
not in 5ieek or Latin, anything else dsad aed 500
emn, es might have been expected bat 10 s,as'se'y
wideavake French -must have astonshed tho ae4s-
ties of the emiaent visitors. There ets uFs,
the bill of fare which, Tam told the classic IN, nesrs
Of the assemblsge regarded quite too airy artt irv
guests, she apt end suggss,ivo legend" Ich dion
servs-spps AIRED 10 most prominent characters. On coo
oiher hand however il is maintained that no jset We
intended ard thst the circumstance was simply "'~
noide1cs" Of an anu ing aud m instructive n3're.
The shadows Of the ball were few, bat we're dts--
tipct. tt member in attendance was too great Fns
roment you have crowd in q ballroom, the purpose
of the entertainment is destroyed. Dancing wss do-
cult throughout the evening, end, what was worse,
was rendered uncomfortable TO the royal party BY tho
staring scru my with which their movements were
constantly followed. This not SO bad as Ia uew-
York but was bad enough and not at AL t1e sort OF
thing to be anticipated from company OF such htsh
reputston for social as well as literary aud scisutsG
scco mplishments Il did not, no wever prevent the
Prince from dancing until very late 10 the morning ss<
fulfilling all the INTENDED oereuoniso Of he ocsa foa
On Friday, the Prince visited Harvard College,
where he was moot enthusiastically recsved bytso
sudeuts, IN procession and was moro privately wei
c-med by President Felton, aud the Faealty. at the
door of the College Library. ThrougA ths edice, AID
sferward through the Observatory sod the Sa sotdo
School the Prince passed pesping into OF the n
mioriss the way, finally rested in Harvsrd
Hall whfre l1och occupied him about half hous.
The patty aferward drove to Mount Auban, bef1s
tie chapel of which the PDce paoted 70 trees, then
very briefly vititse Bunker HI, TIE Monument wei
conf, u EN- with The rare display Of q b dsh Gag
from the summit end immedistey thereafter reformed
TO the city. In the evening they called astAe PaSRc
Library sud also at the residence of Mayor Lincoln
About 10 O'Clock on Saturday morning the party
eft 81 ston in special train, upon the Eastern ST.
road for Portland From the hoie 70 tbs sta ia thoy
were escorted by the Lance's AID less formally Of
crnpsI led by large Gro xds OF enthaeissc well. Nl
eIs TIE multitude hieh had Assem- oled a. the citation
to wrees the departure greater then at any osasr
American city on similar occasions. There was In
deed hardly les public demonstration ut this ies<s-
tax ing then al Il % time Of the arrival The pasAss
70 T.. ri. nd occupied about five hours snd sols-
en,d by the most animated exhibit ms Of popular
Interest slcr The entire route At Salem, sAa'e OF
artillery wss given aud tho chHrch bsls rang.
At Por smou,b, the Prince stepped upon the il.,fNm
Of bis car ard was 9de bnovgn 10 the ID which
awaited bin by Gov. Goodwin Of Newt anpshira
Al Ne sburyport and South Der wick some rist siai
lar incidents occurred Upon arriving at Pc tJsad the
Prince was received by Msyos DO yard an
Quoted by small military escort through tas city, TO-
tho Victoria What, originally bOt for the Grsa.
Eastern sesutlip aud nos drt put to E, service Goa
sideIed worthy ,f il. Hors the Roysl ,erty was nae
by Admiral Mice and o Der officers of the sqaetr,s.
TIE public interest hardly seemed TO re sch exosmaat
The street crowds net large, aud iiie hearty ca
thutiasm was manifested. The p iScs embarked 10
sb, ut a O'Clock receiving the nStomed santa oil
guns ON all the msnof- ar All ards names,
snd all the ships were 3iesstd. ni the mousnt the
Prince stepped upon the qusre f-5eck Of TIA Hero,
the de coalions were dropped, tho forSOk thcir
aerial Ie-chsr, and al color 4, sxcspt tbs PROCESS
STANDARD At the Here's main nd the dis festive flag of
1 ,ooL Lat M than hale