The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20
VIE EXPENSES AND RECEIPTS OF THE AFFAIR
Visit to Harvard College, Bunker
Hill, Charlestown Navy Yard,
the Mayors House, Pub
lie Library, &c.
pIsGRACEFVL SCENE AT HARVARD.
a Sophomore Puts the Chief Of Police
HoTs &c Combat,
&c.. &c.. 10.
Boston, Oct. 10, lss


ne grand ball Of last evening stl the topic Of the
say There but little add 70 the HERALD dispatches
sest night except in addition TO the ladies therein
sarned The Prince danced with Mesdames T. Chick.
ssng Richie C. r. Chickering and Bates and Mrs Lcm-
bard Peabody Kttie and Lilly Fay Crane, Appleton and
Gage All Of the Boston noLabes, literary and political,
were present The supper excellent and as
we'll served at large private party. No acct
Gent marred the pleasure OF the evening. On the
whele the ball a great success, and more en-
ioyAble than that OF Montreal or New York Although
sbe ades' dresses not rich at theatter city,
Princes party say 1t charming and that appears
90 be the proper adjective Tie Prince danced seventeen
smes and left at past toree the ball not concluding
I'll half past nve O'Clock.
Not only the Prince procure special tickets for the
Braays but he invited Madame Vert The ladies with
whom be danced were delighted with him. He
talked 10 them n great deal, and scrambled with
the Guardsman for the honor OF picking up the
Adies' fans let fall without the slightest iaul,
accidentally, and without desigu and made himself gene
rally sreea9y. The Prince understands females. As
M Canada be made the last remarkable by his
tua vivacty be exerted himself 10 please last evening
10 q particularly noticeable. Tie last ball and
the best, that is the general verdict
Lorgfelow, Holmes eSpor AMI Everett, assisted by
Bogert Of New York. did the literary conversational
part OF the affair and did WELL especially interesting
Gen Bruce, the Duke Of Newcastle and Or. Acklaud
This morning the Prince excellent spirits fau OF
animation, and especially courteous and attentive the
aides and gentlemen who surrounded him.
The party late this morning and were engaged
until hafpas, twelve O'Clock with the photographers,
wnoee pictures, like everything with the Princes title
upon II, sen ike wildnre.
hey then started for Cambridge 10 carriages guarded
sy mounted police grea. crowd collected to them
o. standing places upon wagons upon the middle Of the
street being let for twenty five cents. B1wng
spouse 10 the cheers the Prince parsed down the sha
road which well from the houses British and
American Gags suspended
AT cambridgcror several thousand school children
were drawn M, and the Prince passed they waved
their handkerchefs and showered bouquets upon him.
Al Cambridge all the Windows n.led with pc pie,
Asrea crowd occupied the square The upper gradu
q Harvard College had been Ia lice waiting for the
Prince for hour, and when be arrived they
iuted him with hearty cheers formed 10 procession, and
escorted him TO Gore Hall where the corporation and
faculty or the College assembled Messrs Everett,
Banks and sumner prerent Upon the steps OF the
Hal the party met BY President FELTON,, who led
them inside, and introiuesiOns followed. BfitisA
count Of the battle Of Lexpgton, published In lTo the
King Charles charter Of the colony and petition Z, the
Princess Of Wales George the Thirds daughter Amelia,
were shown The party the Prince presented with
an exqusttly printed volume Of Folk Songs" from
The "Rver SIDE rress, specimen Of American typo
graphy, AMI With "ouincys History Of Harvard" This
brsugh, out the venerable Josiah Quincy senior,
snety years old Who most cordially greeted by
the Prince, and especially oy M Ackani.
Havrg affixed their 70 the Colcse Register,
who had academic ues lnacrbng them, the party
were taken 10 the o. NJ Joseph wals Of he
seniors that Tie Prince might boa American students
are domiciIed During this visit dssracef1 took
place ounlde TIC Chief Of the Cambridge police, while
attempting 10 keep The crowd back, excited the re
OF Of the eophomores, named R7bcfsou, rho
sruok the chic with his cane Robertson and bis absi
ter were Immediately arrested, bot the latter VAS 80
eyed ny The Aw students, and ne former 'ibsC.
sOeuuy released.
Afsr BRIEF Walls thr 5ugh the law school, tho 05serva.
terry from ulch thc party ertayei dnc o. ,be
rCcrarg oouEtry, tie fawreIce Sccut6e school, and
ttc rvty college, INC party received Al ne VA.
.sum ~ rrofstsor AgE1zes And hen returned " Hsr
,lrd Eau, where . COLLATION. Wa prepared Josiah
~1Ecy Fat O. he Princes alt, knd macy disagusa.i
gentlemen we're Tresen', ~ 20 speecncs ~ere maae
Loavre The College Aad pushing their way through
immense crowd suoue vhou Numbered vcndcrs Of
rrrrc = wass' rop corn asd hsrs sSrF the ncshbor
tcod voeierocs. and nearly deaiouug nc Pruce, The
party Grove 40 Mount Aubarr
Ttc uuecnw tAe vcry little 70 40 With TIC College
rccsptcn, except otecrrg Ibc Prince be arrived At
tt,r de,reat balls, aua te,uei 10 take uue interest 10
matters t,ycnd having ar tmlsac friends ia ch.rgo 10
zee tbe Prince On he Wy T. Noun, Anburn.
me elm beneath VI CD washington s,ooi when taxing
ccumand Of tae army, tle hotel ucu ~, a
wHich bic oncsrs wCre qisr'srct arr Iaaltcl.
loss rcsdsnss, gnoc WAN st3os nsaaqusrters we're
posted cut g iae party. great crowd vrs e,therad
arould lht Gem, iefy ~, were rot asnea hs rt.aca
ssysd ems lcng lHoush b COX Al ,hc Statues o. ots
Adams, winthrop a1a Story 10 ne chapel. TIE boJs
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