The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03
OUR CINCINNATI CORRESPONDENCE.

CINCINNATI, Sept. IS, $780,
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Cry CAoyaaerfsic-HoscG the Pesre Trasdt4< Prize
The Coanay Generuiiy-Ts< Past ard Presr, &C.. dc.
len the city Of 81. Louis this morning 81 seven
O'Clock, and amer Gneon hours ride the Mississippi
and Ohio Railroad have Just arrived here Bot although
have quilted the banks OF the turbd Father OF Waters
my thoughts rever, 70 them, and memory enables 70
glance once more at the sceneI have forsAken.
The peculiartes Of st. Louis consist In its red brick
houses, lis smoky and III paved streets. ts large German
population Its hotel lfc and the "westcrn meal who
centre in II.
The houses and smoke give II an Ens,sh aspect; the
streets rmind OF Cape Town and Melbourne a. they
were seven years ago, the Germans and German book
stores snsgesi recoect,o1s Of Munich but the hotes
and the men incompatible. They are Of the West
Western.
The notices posted in every and passage Of those
hourcs OF constitute the best index Of the
nature OF their guests Isee several round new One
b-'Gentsmen requested not TO spit the walls or
scratch aiches them" Another announces W gents
throw their boots and shoes tho public ball must
be at their own rifk." third will not mention. The
ourh gives notice that "Gentlcmea without sufficient
guarantee Of baggage viii be required 10 pay I'D
vance, that "ose gentle pull Of the bel sueieni'
that "Gaming expressly forbidden, And that IN you
duty OF the wsichman 70 inquire the cause" Further,
"Gucsu requested nc, 70 rirs AFTER Twelve O'Clock,
necessarily disturb the quiet Of the house during
the night 70 send the money when they order uor
their rooms, and they have meas there. to place
the dishcs In the public hsls That all these
such notices considered necessary Spas very poor
iy for she renaenent Of the floating population Of IT.
Louis.
Thoss who want TO see the rs,.es and Ia, eating pro
peustss Of the American character Will and them here
In their extreme degree
need not enumcrate The many railways from toe EAss
that ceare ., the city q which speak. bu, the 2s2 NILE
long line IRON Kansas aad the 200 NILE long line from
the direction o. the Rocky Mountains also the South.
threads win be added to this giant network Of rail-
ways, and the city, which the great nc point
from CIVILIZATION TO the widernts-'o kansas SebraAka
and Utah. and the rugged wds Of the Rocky Mountains
leading 70 the Territories The sc scwi sslf become
the centre OF vast civilized region, region which YET
The river fronting s. Louis u about mile vide and
seventy feet deep Ia waters are usualy les
muddy stonps 81 trees may be seen noatns quickly
The yelling current m ds,can 70 tes ocesn
ssndbnke barren and dreary here there border ia
snores 70, ssysts mes beyond and but ue 2, she pic
changes; yerdure crowns tie elevations. and SILVER
stemmed birches and green naples, vita occasional
elump Of huge dark pines, are 70 be seen.
When the Prince aad PARTY returned from their drive
yesterday aornoon, they proceeded to the balcony
frruf OF HOTEL and Witnessed the
Of three steam Ore engines which throbbed aloud quick
pusstion an threw coule OF heavy tets high into the
air. The few minutes later urivcn unccr
the vtncovr OF the royal apartments where they
chorus three escruesiing cheers from their sisam
pipes, the force q vhoec half draiened the
scmescd crowd, many OF whom would have sacrificed
months wages rsther than have missed sight Of the
Prince He appeared NJ 81 the windows aad ar.
knowlefed the compliment, thus paid him by the Gre
men, and be people weai home satisfied and faces
took the place % Old ones.
In the evening his Royal Hizhness recelved pressnt
cf Indian drsses from one OF the old fcr houses Of g.
LOUIS. and, ~ on the previous evening visited By
entertained the crowd outside the hotel before
AID after midnight, during the royal star, with pcrfsr
nance.
His Royal Hirhness and suite len the ~ rors Hc,e
this morning after eight, and crossing the Nssis
sppi, ioos their departure ~ the special proviaed
The directors beng the one ccuped ~ the Prtnee
Hs 6srsgiure regretted by The cheering multitude
that witnessed II, smoor whom vas the Ma or ans com
mniec, q whom be hsd isscn a KIDD fare-sn
nrsryvnx oy TIE
When arrived NJ the railway station In tbs citr nj
ten N evening found crowded with peope, 70 The
number Of ten thousand, and who were al IN
state Of anxious erPec,Aiico For the hst
bad been or less slcd with ne eager expo
ants Of the spprosrh Of royalty bad however sscsr
tanned Two hou,s previOssy that oviog % the erss
been impeced that nsrious party were valtsg
~ Nncetnes, the place At which ~ Rad been Arranged
that they were 10 lunch, tll the track was ciexed
Further particulars Of the cause o. ,hs desy have not
yet Acertsned desperh received stthe hotel NJ
ten. announcing that the royA party would not srrys m
thire further has been heard ne ctr 3 mi o v,strs
% s 70 recesslsaie seTerA sleeping each room At the
To "rakcpolls Is a. the sace OF A. ia friend. r
yesrs ago rsversed its streets and saled down The
brisb sod rolling waters OF the swim Ohio With is
two hundred and sxy Thousand inhabiiso.s II h, Abe
r0.u o. rrsr, commerce.. ssa n. am n nrcr,sros
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