The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17
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HIS VISIT 20 Chippewa Charch-Uncivtluy
OF An nAmerican-Ths Prince Rolling Tea
Pins-Hc 10 Delighted with HIS Quar-
ters-His Dislike OF Crowds-The Prince
Invited TO y Buffalo Huns-rne statue
To General Brock, &c., Sc, sc.
NIAGARA FALLS, Sept ID, 1880.
Todsy Is darx, damp and dneary. This morning The
Prince to Chippewa church The text was secont
Chronicles nineteenth chapter eleventh verse, as fo
lows
all matters of the LORD 2ebsdab the OF ishnae
the ruler Of the house Of judah for ali the Kings matters
also the Levitea shall DO oficers before you. Dea
courageously and the lord shall be with the good.
Quite made in the despatch published In
Saturdays HERALD 1t was the HnuIo and not the
London Times reporter who rode for the rst time the
royal train and who does no; to repeat the expsr
ment This chasges the whole tenor OF the paragraph,
for the London Times reporter is considered follower OF
the roy al suite, and enjoys ali their facilities.
Am American created much confusion yesterday by
rottng his horse through the Princes suite repeatedly
covering the Prince with dust and putting him in no
small danger, for the Prince rides with his
horses head loose, as II is technically termed,
and Il horse should have stumbled his Royal Hghness
would undoubtedly have been brought low, and probably
broken his neck Dsbrow should this bad habit
At night the Prince Clifton House, stripped of
bis coat, and rolled nine pins for time. Being
informed that a hop was going on above stairs,
he inquired what a hop WAS, and expressed
his that he had been toll that
he nigh, have 9 dance Afterwards, as he gong of
to smoke pipe with Of his suite, General Bruce cap
tured him and conducted him to bed.
Tie Prince Is delighted with his quarters at 2immer
man g. and especially that he only have small party
dinner. He said that he greatly disliked crowd,
small party was 30 much peasanter, and wished the
dining room Hamilton 10 be small To this the Cover
nor General objected saying that his Royal Hganess had
duties 70 perform.
Bachmeyer the Queens courier has started ahead 10
pick out hotels for the Prince. Those mentioned sAtur
day win probably, bat not certainly be selected a.
though the Governor General announced the lst IL
not Official and much win be len 10 Bachmeyer's judg
ment.
He win allow no overcharging and the royal party will
pay no than plebean price, 1t is useless to try any
Japanese bills upon Bachmeyer for he not New York
Alderman.
1t IN understood that Blopdn win receive handsome
present for his show on Saturday all surprised
the Prince did not give him something the spot He
should have received the ropes end is the Princes
opinion.
A couple OF Sanderson's cooks who were let by the
tran walked fifteen miles, that the Prince should
no, be disappointed in his dinner have received handsome
presents from his Royal Hghness, Earl 81. Germans
having informed him Of the circumstance.
Colonel Magruder, United States army, Is here from
For. Isavenworh invite the Prince TO give up his In
tended hunt for grouse and try to kin buffalo The trip
would occupy about sixteen days. and give the Prince
taste Of real prairie life and adventure Colonel Magra-
aers quarters at the Princes SERVICE and M Fort
Leavenworh the gate through which all United States
troops pass the Prince will have opportunity OF seeing
camp life also he caa make this trip and stll reach
| New York by the llth Of October.
Beyond ball and possible levee, nothing 10 on tns
4 programme for tomorrow
On Tuesday the Prince lays the corner stone Of Brock
monument, al Qreen,town Heights and receives ad
dress from the Veterans OF 1912 then follows the pro
gramme from Sundays HERALD, which does NOT reacl
| Canada.
Our London (Canada) Corrsspondence.
| LONDON, q. W., sept. ~, 1860.
Mgr,menr " me P,rceAdyess from the Royal Canadiar
TacM c7ut-iHeresino Ydch Race e-Enthusiasm Of IA,
Peeple-Di7toyef Of Friendly Soctzses Inauguration cf
ysg Park--7Ae Princes Tisu % ne Uniuusity-TA,
Rotanal Gdydens Grand Bali and Fsztiritiss, dc. &c
Tuesday last was = busy day for his Royal Hghness
and equally for these who, like myself went the
same ground with him bad therefore little time 70 do
Justice TO all in my letter OF that date.
Twas pitifa sight, although under opposite circum.
stances il would have been a One one, TO watch the
thousands that crowded the streets between and
eleven On that dreary mornng-to them all making
for the one point and that point the amph,hcare
near the waters aide. There school children
shaned In long lines and dressed in dozen varieties Of
costume the girls with wet frocks and dirty stockings
for before many Of them reached The desired spot
A
up at the feet. There citizens and folks from the
country Of all descriptions, and sons Of Temperance
carrying banners, rife companies sombre garb
those assembled by the hour OF eleven, in q dense
mass in and around the amphithea,re adjoining The
royal pavilion, and remained In eager waiting for III,
arrival Of the Prince. But II not TIL nearly quarter
10 twelve that the open carriage with the hood Is
drawn BY four horses passed under the rumphA arct
into the enclosure where the twenty thirty thousand
| were congregated. Then there was long and gorlou
l cheer which did the heart good TO listen 70, ant
| his Royal Highncm alightcd, and taking his stanc
| In the pavilion, listened 10 address from the ON
GERS and members Of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. al
Of whom were in their uniform standing each side
the pavilion. In reply, he saidGencmcn- assre you
that take lively interest In those manly sports which
distinguish England and her colonies, moro especially
when they are connected with that which la.
been acen so mucn VI shc ouf C3uhuy
thank you the expression Of your loyalty and devo
ton 10 the Queen my mother and for your good wishes
on my behar Al the conclusion he asked
| patron of the club, and consented.
He then walked to The rear Of The structure, where
wide sweep of the lake commanded with The four.
teen first aud second class yachts that to
sehcr drawn up e starting In the Foreground &c went
"A far a. the waters edge TO give the signal for starting
bu, owing mlsmanagemens delay occurred, sod
his Royal nighness, prefcrriug shelter y the storm
tired under The railway station. Al this stage Of The pro
ocenss the crowd broke through The lines Of the police
men and rushed disorder around the royal suite Mean
while the wet school children singing of
the national anthem and the royal suite to
be on; but his Royal Hghness was resolved 10 see the
start notw outstanding the uncomfortable surroundings
one man pushed his way forward With m old umbrella,
which be held up possibly with the best intentions, and
addressing The princc ssd'will you take my umbrella
srsv rs foy al ghucss turned away with smile, aud