New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
Tx VISIT OF THg PRLs..FE or WALES
From Oar Own Reporter.

BO5Ton, Oc'. IL, low
TIE events of tie Prices visit 20 Albany wore un'
dist gui.hed by any special importance There was a
rere hon Of the puiic scenes at tns landing AM
a. the dc srture tiose which hsre attended his con
ir9 and goirg at "a scoJe Of other cdea. The crowds
werc large, and not too turbulent and the police ar
Engagements excellsny fulfilled. 90 the evening
of he sri 'al lie vi.ted the CAPITOL aud dried with the
Governor Of the State. Othersire his sojourD WAS
without an incident Early Wednesday morning he
etsred in spedsl train, ard psusing briefly
on tie way at Springfield and Worcester, where
title DEMONSTRATIONS were sprupg upon bn arrived at
the place designated for bis embara,iona railway
station osed Cottage Farm about three miles ont Of
the city just before o'clock. Tnere the assemblsge
Cf epec'a not very hume rous and the number
Ct Isd es was probably larger than that Of gentlemen
TIE Price was cordially received by Mayor Lincoln,
ard few citizens Of especial foreign prccli yilies
procession was formed, with proper escort of police
ard military, sBd il open carriages, the royal party
were introduced through the fuburbs to the southern
rant Of the city The Prince and dLyons rods with
Msyor Lincoln in the frat carriage The Duke Of
Newcastle sat with Mr. Ed ward Eyerstt and Earl St.
Germans with his friend, Mr. Robert G. Winthrop.
As the procession entered the city the street cr)wis
became suddenly larger ard apparently more enthusl-
asc in greeting than il Roxbury. The balconies aod
WIDOWS of houses On all sides were fled wi lides,
in d ch tie same manner as mt New York On the re-
cep,ion dfy although Of ccuse the denomination here
was more Ii nited ard less imposing The hesrtiness
of the public welcome, however vas equally great,
aud tho arrangements for the speedy and comfortable
progress Of the visitors through the city were on the
whole, better. Tie Revere House was reached before
dark, and, after appearing upon the balcony to DO"
Acknowledgements 10 tho crowd which in Bowdoiu
Sq5sre greater than at any other place. the Prdee
withdrew from public sight, and YVES no more seen
during the evening. Tie multitude di.persed quietly
srd tfs the guests free from camorous attention unit!
this moTuitg.
Fer to day militaryrevews ar various accis en.er
tai, nents are announced The attitude Of Boston, go
fer az the Roy visit is concerned il that of
ing dignity ThIe s general consciousness Of having
doro good thing Sefgstulstiors ruetle every
where Ike the leaves on tho wall a. the Common. 1t
is ey6rd doubt that Boston with it's excellent polcs
difopLe the fas dous decorum Of it5 citizens and tho
various oher popular virtues which here find their
ratura home, succeeded in ofeing worthiar well
cone 10 the royal guest and probably in creaing a
vastly more agreeable impression uron sll who accom-
panied lim tLsn 8ny other American CRY has yet
been equal to- bat il does seem that BoetJ mishtvery
well moderate rsptuIes display which surely
cannot he urcommOn here since is chief element was
simple good behavior. lou should hear the whitening
rgs that sre said sbout other and inferior cities such
a. New York snd the hitter contrasts that are drawn
the treatment Of the Royal party there aud
here a. echoing on al sides c1tng reproachss and
taurts half in trumIh and half in oi'dain, resound
crispIy ard acutey ard severs!y-fcr Boston has IT
in her to DO ciisp and acute and seyere, in time Of
need-te strangers from other ana interior cities are
touched with grief and hang heals of pogcaut
shame. II is really little ntospable Of Boston, bat
since til is an occasion upon which all courte:ies
shoud be directed to tie Prince aud bis companions
sud since moth ing TO be left undone for tter com
fort aud cheer let not sin IL in it geafnl ella
ton, Boston Is fer while forgetiul of tue feelings OF
those who do rot share the privileges Of its citizenship
In cue respect which ought not to bs oyeFlo ,ked,
tho tecolectons If Boston will differ from those Of
other 81 ics. The ordinary methods Of reception nad
loTg been exhausted. Military displays had become
stale. Civic demonttiati'ns with a'dGesses solemn
ev6es ~ such hsgrant violations of hospitality had
lost oil their charm, if they ever posseised any.
Popular outbur tipgs ard msss welcomings bad been
puzzled 10 tire ultimate degree OF effect IN
New.YCIk. What, then, could Boston do TO
be unique What but follow tie natural course
OF her eenius and GLADDEN. the Prince with an incl
loctua ecspion And 90, an intellectual reception he
has had not formal after the manner of oraton3 COM
muco to memory ard recited in any of the halls OF
IsarniDg with which this city is filed, bot natural
cav de- cnIaiive sort Of popular Newspaper eruP-
ten Of intellect as i, were IL is the fret time that
the Prince has been 80 literally greeted in the
way Of poetry and history and general cru
dillon Ne lie entered the city, an ava
larole Of rtym fell u,on him, and wherever he
has moved, his pathway has been adorned with the
sta,,st evidences Of complete historical learning ard
vii, aud elegant literary accomplishments ate thrust
upon him fom every side II Is good thiug to hsve
the oysl visit ,ermntte in the midst eli such trium-
pthnt evidence OF the mental endowmen OF New
England Al " ca il ID considered that to this ia!e
Iectuhl demout ation the Qualifications of sumptuous
MI admirably coniried series of popular entertain
inertia are suI Graded it really that the Boste
tiers must 81 her cleus desire, stand alone TO be
Ieueut e. ed with e-ptcsl approval
HIS PROGRESS FROM ALBANY AND ENTREE
INTO BOSTON.
We conder 80 the eabora'e reports Of The Boston
Joui nal of Thunday morning:
Tic PIir &c and suie took passage in special train
over the Wts,ciu Rsircad The trslu consisted otthe
gratd saloon fitted up expressly Ter ms acc0mmo
dption by Mr. GRAY, tie Superintendent of The road
m other qss rger car for tre Of the a'tencahs
upon the Prince members Of the press, and officers OF
tie road, ard baggage car.
The err W ch the Prince ard suits occupied, or the
principal room tteeof Ia'her was finished aud fur
nisbed gerry much IN the OF iTt elsss draw
iDg-rcom, Only elegantly. Over the entrance Two
s AL AneIl an flags were testoOutd. On either SIDE
were costly ard negpiictnt sofas aud chairs. Mid
way Of ne room was Stationary cAnter-.abls upon
which were sone druling utensils, ich are really