The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15

Interested In The coming event than in the arti-
political excitcmcnts gotten up every evening with
ns torches and the tom fool paraphcrnalia OF the
I~litters Our city government are In labor with
schemes for entertaining the heir 70 the British
/. Mayor Lincoln and Alderman Amory went down TO
on the Princes arrival, and were congratulated
Il royal party upon the fact that Boston, which was
q town 70 rebel against British authority in the
es was also the first in the States 10 send greetings
Prince on his arriva, on our chores. Mayor Lin
ccompar led the Prince to st. John and Fredericton,
Brunswick, and IT would seem thai he established
an intimate acquaintance with his Royal Highnees.
ct the preparations for the reception in this city
in that state OF forwardness In which they might
oeen. There is 10 be military display and review
| Common and ball at the Boston theatre A mu-
estiya or concert, or something OF that sort, In
Hail. has been projected, but doubts are expressed
er the Prince would accept the entertainment, and
ty government are all 1t sea on that subject. A
tee has gone 70 New York TO settle this matter, al
Is some other points on which municipal fathers
|,fosged somewhat.
military review upon the Common Thursday after
vii be 40 imposing spectacle for Boston. The Frat
|,n Is, under the orders or Governor Banks, TO
b, and In order that full division may appear, nine
MES belonging 10 regiments 10 other parts bf the
ave been detailed for the occasion. Tho numbers
militia may be estimated a. fonows:-Forty.txo
Lies, Iity men each, two Thousand one hundred;
alion OF ''red coats" comprising the Salem indie
|lt Cadets, Lynn Light Infantry and Fitchburg
|ers, Two hundred; officers general, field
am sixty four; musicians, one hundred and
making q total Of two thousand Ave hundred
ourteen. The battalion OF soldiers wearing
fish red coats win be q marked feature in the dis
We can boast of no such regiments ~ the crack
n.s Of New York, but there are several corps
Q Massachusetts, Volunteer Militia that can
DO exceled In the country. Tho grand difn
which has oiled The minds Of our generals, and cap
nd mighty men OF war, is how 10 go through with
buttons OF tho review upon the parade ground Of
nmon. The line, when formed In marching order,
circle the Common on the outside, from Boyiston
through Charles and Beacon streets tosPark street,
seems hardly possible that when they are enclosed
limited space Of the parade grounds level plat on
stern side OF the psrk--ihere should be sufficient
0 display the column In review. Our military
ins apprehend that the review will be satisfactory
hillary sense.
num5ers Of the troops win depend somewhat upon
stances. If Thursday should be made holiday,
isiness In general suspended, the different corps
We tneir foil complement, and not less than 2,7oo
men win be In the field.
q been understood that the Ancient aud Honorable
~ are 10 escort tho Mayor and the Prince 70 the
review on Thursday. Il s intimated, however,
e Prince win not accept escort, and this cues.
pro w he vuifh ha INIT uhn
one to New York to confer with the royal party.
ther OF the Prince Of Wales, his Royal Highness
Albert, was elected member Of the Ancient aud
ble Artillery three years ago, and acknowledged
rpliment most GRACEFULLY. An escort by this corps
young Prince would not be bad idea
ball in the Boston theatre win be au ee-
Inair. Liberal appropriations have boon made
per. decorations, music, DO. The tickets are sell.
pidly, and the nrst class accommodations ct the
are already engaged In advance. hear that some
best antilles in neighhoring cities are deferred
-ying 10 attend the bal beosuse they cannot md
II our principal hossls on he occasion. Let them
and
AZ CO al p.h. tn broad day light,
nc 70 home With tins giris a the morning.
.icr1nent Of the lhsS,rs 10 only partially develop
Sli describe II N som n the chaotic eemcate
ave resolved themselves into iolersble order.
. nattef a frees for tie osil We are 10 terrible
'icn. The gentlemen are ny eommon consen. Lar
corn 70 pain black srlts. with tie Inevitable
'aayst The sr5Isers n fshon only allow
80 sm.u cho.ce be,ss, white wRis,coat
lex cra7at, aud black wsistooat aad ~hi.e crsyss.
N, We have no crinoliae FOR sAirt bosons--no bo-
an dsrs In this one lons city. We are il state
f.ff -
.eir good looks and good manners. Bu. the lsdlesl
ave more latitude and lcpzi:ude, and every hing
an The " human forked raoish," and they sre 10
mind beyond every thing, In regard to sEeir ball
9 The top sawyers In the millinery Inc 40 made
Ted, and tho doors OF our nssne hospitals mus; b
open next Friday TO accommodate the psoaistss
ii 20 mad before the ball 10 over.
~ fair proportion Of bread, the rations Of ssct,
given In the supper room 81 the grand feie TIE
tlodeon, which communicates with tho theatre, Il
used FOR the purposes Ct conversation, ard th3
by are prcrnoc IS ,oto worth az egiesiioles sI1
worth Of liquors The ball all, aaioueleaiy, Dc
thing
Dung Prinon xll receive . cordial greeting non
mmon people, Who lore llr FOR ls noihes's saxe,
hnirc him for bis own cOnd-C, nnd department.
e came among us.
f me question that have agiated City FATHERS
"a amer Of conducting the Prince on bis arr -ai 70
se. Some are IN favor OF having him snug
iva,sly 70 his lodgings, while others AsSae
better course would be 10 allow tho people W see
LEA ,hrorgh the streets In an open bsroqche. Tue
plan would be the best, for the people h,rea5oat
lermined 70 zee the young Prince. IA good 90.
iy is Afforded them In . public way ~ uiil save
ID his suite from much Of the saaoysncs that you'd
from bcsesing his hotel and carriage, a. SoQ,d DO
he were hid from pubic view.
hope 70 settle al the pcrpexins questions tha. nov
= our CounosImcn, and 70 give the Prince scch .
on In Bocson win add 70 tho sum Of bis pleaaAn,
ties Of oar country.
THE ROYAL SQUADRON.
From tn Poril-1d Aryls, Oct
rcyai squAircr WI leave Bsiiax for tass port 70.