The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

boxing fellows, particularly Albert Edward with whom
81 The aies appear % have fallen Desperately N love,
returned But who knows thai Mise Jeni ma Fiddle
sticks may not win Lis be&rtyets Never mind obstacles
love ia blind, and won't see them.
AT twenty minutes past rine-(sB Bless me how exact
you are" exclalms my conscence)-tne vehicles fourd
their way 10 the railway station ana the royal party into
the cars Of the special train Of the Northern Central Rail
way Company, which started immed atey Afterwards IN
the presence Of three or four hundred Spectators who
to FAY the tran-rsceded before their vision.
The scepery after starting embracing the usquehanna
river which looked Ike miniature lake Of the thousand
Islands, very picturesque. and young
IN short frocks, who stood . hillside waving
towels pocket handkerchief for the grAtihcaon Of
royal eyes, which saw end sparked a. they glanced
We stopped three times on the way here 70 enable
get Of way and twice thirst OF
proporiionate the number Of Inhabitants notwthsand
Ing the slender hopes OF seeing the object Of % much
every preceding daylight ovation In the States.
Along the track either side the ground was packed
with human forms but in front Of the platform whore the
wheels ceased their revolution The
d.pse as pushing could make 1t. Enthusiasm ran high
when The beheaded children Of japan made their entry
had eye to "IOmmy;' but that enthusiasm was ar
exceeded to day.
followed up the performance with several other
mis- Royal Hghness stepped from the and hanged
shake o. the hand with the Mayor Of the city the Br
fish Consul and the members OF committee Of citizens
amid the cheers Of the assembled tnousan f. Everybody
seemed disposed to climb somebody elses shoulders
stood convsrspg and smilipg with those who had just
welcomed them 10 the city The 1neness OF the weather
enhanced the pleasureB Of the spectators and lent rad
ant beauty TO the picture, natural though IL and
free of every thing bizarre
After few minutes delay, it being nov quarter past
one the party entered the carr isses In wsngthe 20
lice hle having great difficulty keeping the mui
iitnde even partially in check allow Of passage
sufficient for an individual TO stru ygle through
The Mayor sat beside the Prince according invsrabe
mage, and the cortege drove to the Camden station
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, by way
fares through which the carriages passed were
lined with citizens and thousands followed behind and
alongside, cheering and waving hats caps and news
papers; while ladies, with nuttering pocket handker-
chiefs eyed the great hero Of the day with intense de-
their view Alas that these young ladies' should have
been born to wish for whs, they could never have.
TIE ARRIVAL AT WASHINGTON.
The crowd ct other station was very large a the
royal party aghed from their carriages and took leave
e the and M are: Shch
ton, where We arrived, without incident, q four
O'Clock. General Cass was on the platform to
introduced BY LORD lyons, shook hands with him
very warmly. He then welcomed him TO he United
Secretary Of the President Mayor Berre., NJ Ledyard
and lew others, with each Of whom the Prince
changed cordial greeting He was then conducted to
Gen. Cass took his seat beside HIM The suite having
been feaied in other and similar private eqapages all
drove away towards the White House.
outside the railway station numbere about four hou
studded with men, and children and in the road
fronting the White House there another large gather
Royal Hehnes raised his and bowed with his usual
bland smile.
TIE RxcxrrIoS
BE rece we'd at the threshold of the White House
by President Buchanan who looked composed usua
Re shook him by the hand in the faiherly
imaginable, and Ike one who knew his CUES, we'll Il
Just such hearty welcome as a rich old bacaelor
uncle wc;ild give To the nephew he intended make
his heir There was consequently no mistake about its
sincerity.
or course IL not lorg before be introduced his
niece Mrs Lane, 70 his ilusrious guest and the blush
of beauty sole aroes her features she echoed the old
mans greeting more ;nwardly, however, than aloud.
In the Of hour after this the grounds Of the
the Prince ana suite and nearly hundred ladies' and
gentlemen composed Of the siie Of Washington socsy
were out walking and enjoying the pleasures Of fresh Al.
boys and girls from the back streets enjoying their
part in the worlds great show by grinning at them
through the gate ratings and other places the distance
which latter, doubt lent enchantment to the view.
Dinner followed at the Presidential mansion,
y eoDasstns Cabinet Ministers e 'o sna sSs'r r
wives, Lord Lyons and has nrst Secretary OF Lega-
OF the future viii not speak, for the telegraph would
overtaxe whatever articpatons nigh. venture upon
by mail concerning the probsbe doings AZ Washington
morning.
WASHINGTON, .. c., oct 4, 1860
7As Prince On Locoaoiae-7ae Joarnzy from Harris
Lo,2s--ns Bal in Boaor cai Dinaer in Eal.imo,e &C.
was during the royal journey from Pt.sburg 10 Har
rsburg that at tho village Of Galitzr, beautifully &c
cUied IN small recess Of the kncgauy Mountains tie
train stopped the DOR Of the Princes opened and
that ustrious scion Of the rcgning family OF Eagland
emerged thcrcfrom, and accompanied by hs eque-rlcs
and Two three others Of the SUITE assembled tie loco
metiyc.
No THE done than The train was once more
set In motion, and away the summit The noun
tans few the Ore fed monster, rounding the rapid
scent at Ktannng Point and revealing al every bend
feature IN the magnificent prospect
lectston OF m ridcrr The shed her placid beams
upon the delicious and tranquil scene and the steam
horse plunged down the valley OF the Juniaa view
like molten silver, every tree stood out 4, bold relief
on the hin sides, the crags lookef naked, the
green, the foliage sombre the elevations grand the
rtecpe lovely, and nsensbly the poetry Of the hour
worked It's influence upon the mind OF the spectator
AZ Altoona the party aighted and entered the cars
and so this pleasant incident ended.
am told that before leaving the cottage Of Mr. Spencer
garden, and named the place Renfrew Lodge
You are perhaps that the Duke Of Newcastle on
the part 81 the Prince has written 70 Mayor Lincoln
saying that his Royal Hishnese will attend ball At the
Bosion theatre on October IS
u now arranged that his Royal Hghncss wiz not stay
sngh At Baltimore S originally intended, bat only dine
there, and leave the sane evening for Philadelphia
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS
From the Washington stsr, october .
ARRIVAL or TIE FRINGE or wALRs-TuE CROWD