Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12
Preparation fsf the deception Of the Prince
sf Wales IN New York

e Wales IN New York
The New York Post Of Yesterday afternoon
says: The principal places of business were closed
at IL O'Clock this forenoon Long before that hour
the people began 70 congregate about the Park and
a. various points In b oadway by thousands, and
was evident mat the reception Of Baron Rem
frew would be witnessed by as many people ss
came out to see the representatives. Of the tycoon
muiufude OF strangers 10 in town from all parts
THE country particularly the East and Thousands
demonstration to-day. The military are in their
glory The Seventh Regiment turned ont verv
| strong, and was followed down Broadway by an
immense throng Of people.
Broadway IL decorated with Gags, from the
Battery TO Twenty-thifd street. The cross Of St
George Is displayed In az conspicuous a manner
and al az many points az was the japanese flag on
our streets.
The city fathers, by the way feel az though they
bad been snubbed In the matter Of this reception
They feel that after having received the represent
atives Of Power which dates back beyond the
limits OF history, they ought to play respectable
part In receiving H. r H. II was said at the City
Hall Ia fact, that their Indignation had waved 30
hot over the manner In which the Mayor has
treated them In this business, that they would
utterly refuse to 60 to Castle Garden, or have
anything to do In the matter. But a. they were
seen about the City Hall In kid gloves whether
| the same which were furnished by the city last
June is not known,) 1t was presumed they would
Bowling Green is gaily dressed In American
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space outside the ring was densely packed with
spectators.
The military display on the Battery will be one
OF the finest ever made by our militia and the
police arrangements appear to be complete
The windows in all the Broadway stores are
crowded and the tops Of the buildings are COW
cred with people Carmen have stationed their
cars at The corners OF the streets and for twenty
nve cents one may stand on one Of these vehicles
Wnlie the procession passes. Windows In Broad
way rent at exorbitant prices
rho
| to excess with people coming down to get as near
Castle Garden as possible. The emigrants at that
Institution evidently mean to improve the oppor-
unity 10 witness the display, and have posted
Will, OF course, be the most interesting part OF
lively few -
The whole detective police force will be in at.
tendance at the ball given In honor Of Baron Rem
rev, at the Academy of Music, to- morrow night
Inc large crowd which Is anticipated In the vi
cinity during the evening will afford an excellent
opportunity FOR ickpOckets to operate and 1t 10
feared, notwithstanding the select character Of the
company at the ball, that some unworthy persons
will be present; and hence the committee of ar
| detectives (Orfcers Sam pson, Elder, Devoe, and
ta.tman0 in full costume, to watch for pick
pockets
The following members OF the Rsnfrew ball
committee left for Amboy this morning on board
the Harriet Lane: General Scott, Luther Rradish
John Cts o, Cyrus W. Field, NJ B. Field,
Hamilton Fiih, John Jay. Charles King, Robert
b Minturn, Peletiah Perit, Augustus Schell, B.
| ID Silliman, George T. Strong.
The Primers LANDING IN NEW YORK AND Cos
TUMR.
The Prince at his reception In New York yes-
terday was announced to appear on the line In his
uniform al Colonel Of the British ARMY wear
Ing the blue ribbon Of the Garter The Pf ipce
was to do, not In his quality of Prince, for be
comes here as private visitor, but In his quality
or soldier, honored by own soldiery with an
on to pass them In review His landing
In New y ork was to be effected in civil Costume
ior he grees the city as simple stranger But
In reviewing the troops on the Battery In receiy-
Ing their marching salute from the steps of the
City Hall, and In riding through Broad way and
Unloc Place to his hotel, the Prince was to dis
appear In the Colonel-civil dress being the most
Duke OF Newcastle as Lord-Lieutenant was to
also appear In un form, az well ~ General Bruce
ana Major Teasdale, to the infinite desctation of
all the fair women and brave men who awaited
1.-THE hour and the man" with feelings which NAV
be conceived, but cannot be described
RECEPTION AT NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Harriet Lane
arrived at Castle Garden at 2 80 P. NJ. the Prince
enjoying the trip over the Bay very much One
OF the amusing incidents Of the trip was race
with the yacht Maria, which completely out.
stripped the steam cutter. The Prince during a
Sood part OF the way was the deck of the tier
and had good view of the harbor He landed
at Castle Garden aud was formally rec eiyed by
the Mayor and City Council. His hors IS were Ia
readiness here and at about 3 O'Clock he came out
and reviewed the troops on the Battery. after
which the procession was formed and marched I'D
broadway, through crowds Of enthusiastic spec.
tators to the City Hall and subsequently, to the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. The turn out of the people
was the greatest ever witnessed In New York.