The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04
THE DEPARTURE FROM ST. LOUIS.


highlands young Prince Of Wales and his Distinguish he'd
companions, with their sttcn aants len 81 Louis half
sone sixty Of the CIV police In their ne uniform were
Mastered second street. 81 Rarnums, both honor
the departure q The guesis and them un,-
rcded transit TO their carriages Tue result showed thai
the precaution was not wholly unnecessary, for
siderable and very ed had gathered, nj
early hour catch glimpse OF The youthful gentle
who " destined, Provdencs permitting, 70 the
and ut upon the throne bear the regal sceptrc
Of Great Britain. The Prince and party expressed them.
selves much refreshed BY night Of uninterrupted
pose-a luxury they bad not for weeks enjoyed.
His Bigbness exhibited viyaci;y and spirit than
the abundant luggage OF the party had LETT the hotel
before the Prince suite APPEARED passed out At the
ad entrance and entered the carriages assigned them
tina, very little crosdns occurred-a fact rejecting
credit upon these who had IL in charge. The
royal oorsse passed rapidly up Main street 10
Carr, and thence board the ferry boat, which
took them speedily, SIN ACCOMPANIED by their police
eecort 10 the depot landing Of the ohIo and Mississippi
Railroad Company. That company had furn shed spe
cay fitted up and car for the party ana hid
joined IN tho train The ray masters which also
new ano was elegantly furnished with decks tables 40,
&c for the further accommodation Of the t-aveer Tho
locomotive ~ D. Bacon sent IN advance Of tho
cars 10 rsare the greatest possible security against aoc
dent The magnificent locomotive Boston was sppropri
sed 10 the regal Sufficient publicity bad bceu
given ~ the arrangements bring crowd. but the
PEOPLE gathered rapidly 10 considerable numbers aad Ia
the exercise of unsuitable curiosity Tho travellers at
once entered their and seated Themselves for long
and pleasant de the Prince and the Duke Of Newcastle
Nto rclnAlniDI toEetner. Al
The signal the import train ted. leavr the depot
without any demonstration from the spectators, and
quickly gained an Increased speed that doubtless has
taken the party In excellent time 10 Cincinnati.
We should add that prior 70 their departure tho Prince
and ruitc warmly only unex-
eep,onahly pleased but really delighted with thar Wait
70 -. LOUIS
crcor due 70 the police for the handsome and
effective attentions they paid, under Instructions Of
the Mayor, IN preserving the royal party from the
pressure n an intrusive crowd. Besides preventing
serou, Disorder on the Princes arrival aad during hs
stay they escorted The departing guest 10 the depot
style which from the latter expression CRATE
irl acknowledgment leaving body guard Of some
fourteen 10 preserve order II the hotel while the party
about entering the carriages Capt Fealy proceeded
with ssxty five other stars also IN uniform.
foot 81 Carr street snd there awaited TIE arrival Tue
column then handsomely opened IN hle for the Prince
and tuie 20 pass through and board the ferry boat
Having attended them across The river the style
was observed cn the landing Al The depot. and the
fe rnssed on 70 the between the orderly moving
Giles Reioe leaving, Lis Grace the Duke OF Nerc sse
invited Captain fealy into the car, where his Royal
Hishuess addressed him with thanks and compliments
Tor The bar tsrnae service rendered and expressed
warm sense 81 gratitude 10 the Mayor and i1r
The gcuerocs coartesies they bad extended 20 him.