New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12

n-ivYseed yisto,s who did 60. slsy ir their seats
a. bhIccoy Of the cid theAter Of song AID &C nm'
s,ety sIIsysd upon the Porilccss that have tr'sc
uspdsnce on tho she'll Of the Cattle, aud though
the whole subject over IN fol view OF the then exile
ire Circumstances Only His Ex*llsnoy the mayo
was entirely tranquil and II s' nV' aep,'oA va
srrtad over him the smooth and awiui
az the tropical iess sbo~ before they up alo h-AAe
meal Of the best ships saOs and spare not tho "onO
ar the Children but the smooth ard cheer'ui 0oN'
tensnce was rather due to an Inward comp, Suf'
sprit, which neetirg shows however exciting canp~
disturb.
The look fthe Csstls-bsll was thst Of drying
rom for the flags of all nations except tia, ,he
NH. 'usted any purifying results from their receut
wasbirg. The exies Of foreign lands whose dry
spd bowed 10, ms would have dsfsured the stately
scone, had been carefully hidden away in the mad
bs; forms the trenches of tbs stout fertilization, and
there they moved, al in their sgs nd utter wretch
edpees and wondered il may be, ss the sounds Of the
brass and string bands broke over their seclusion
what Providence oouId have put only old wall be-
tween their thin and prospectsss children and the bog
they all did homage pigs wallowipg were not
sorrier iiebt for even pryDg reporter to zee, much
moro a Prince The traces Of their misery,
too, had been as far ss possible obliterated
from the benches and the posts of the ball. and had
been set on FIRE with bunting. Flags hung in inter-
seeing lines from wall 10 wall and they were gsner
ally embematic, what with their patches and blots
obscured stars and confused coors of the decline and
fsll Of sl known nations. Torn and dingy standards
clupg with trembling grasp to the pillars and crept
around the dome. large elephant depicted in all the
details square of deemed sufficiently
suggestive object of contemplation to be placed
the door of exit, and the term DREADsoUGHT
extended in long letters the place had the effect
of solemn mystery upon the wandering soul. Ex-
cept this profusion of old bunting, the Castle was
without decoration. So great was the pressure Of
flags upon the dome that several sturdy standards shot
madly above the roof and shook themselves proudly
in the outer sir.
When the guns exploded in token of the smoke
the Narows, there was hurry aud stsnd-stil, aud
coon the penss was relieved BY the shouts that from
without announced the Decentralization of the royal
patty. The band of the Twelfth Regiment played the
English anthem they stepped upon the Planks, and
preceded them into the Tapping scene. The gentlemen
forming The suite moved forward to the space before
the desks of the emigraDt clerks, where the Mayor
stood ready to receive hem but the other gentlemen
who act,d as the eicOrt from South Amboy were
forced back BY the police and obliged to keep re-
spectul distance, while the Prince stood facing Mayor
Weed, and the Duke of Newcastle Alderman Boole,
and other English dgntares other American dguitar-
les until after a few moments Of Embarrassing silence,
the band ceased playing Then the ladies stretched
their nscks and the reporters cutched their pencils,
ard the following remarks were exchanged
MAYOR WooD.-YoNr Royal HighresS; As Chirf
Magistrate Of the city, welcome you here, and oe1sve
that ia so dong represent THIS entire poPuiSuOhi
without exception.
Tar PI.cE OF WALEs-It affords me very great
pleaeure TO accept the welcome, and 1 have no doubt
that il will be worthy Of The great City Of New-iork.
This confidential cOIoquy ended, the Pioce was
cheered % bis way upstairs to exchange his civilian
for his military dress, and the same operation having
been performed by the other military members OF his
suite, the whole party were escorted to niy little
haunt Just within the gates, where the royal steeds
were in waiting. 1t was as the backs OF the party
were disappearing that very singular event occurred
Overcome by rush of the old feeling Mr. Boole SD M
moned hs faithful and bore down after royalty But
this was not in accordance with rule, and their onward
progress was stayed by the cficers Wedged tightly
together 10 the pass, the Fathers stormed for
their rights threatened coazed, and called for help;
but the order to Set en- OUT did not until the
Prince was quite out Of their reach when they swept
wildly the scene.
The Prince on horseback hiss been often described
in what possible position has be not Aud to say that
his light form and pleasant face as they moved among
the soldiers were goodly sight, may be tie extent Of
our Jenkinssm The effect Of the statuesque columns
with presented arms of the gorgeous strains of God
Save the Queen rolling in sublime eddies round and
e III aobo f-oo tba ~ fho Rat.
tery and the houses on the streets and of the cheering
crowds that lined the inclosure ia not easily dis
missed. The review having been fully made, a ba-
rouche, drawn by six spirited herses, received the
Prince the Mayor, ard two other gentlemen OF rank
and the other members of the royal suite, and tde
Aldermen and Councilmen, followed in carriages
Before following the procession into the city the roll of
the military may be called.
BRIGADE.
Brg.der General spicer and 'tah ,,,
Can ain Miller commanding 427 men.
Second Rrsiment-Light infantry. Colonel G. W. B. Temp
FIR. ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Lieutenant Colonel ThOs. T. Duff
Third r. sinens-IIus.ars COlOrel Postlsyi aas
SECOND BRIGADR
Brirsder General Yates and staff
FIN esnent-nfantry, Colonel Christian schwarzwaedsr
si,.b RsgmsnInant under command of Colonel Joseph
Fourth Regiment Artillery, under command Of Colonel
KIrGs CoUsTT kILTTANY.
Fourth Brgade Division Of Xii County under com
sud OF Bgsdrr Or ok coustng q the 18th Reg nen
Col Abel Smith; 18th Regiment. Col Wood; 25.h Reeire9t
Gel Beprett aud 10th Regiment Col Graham This brigade
muster q infantry 200 cavsry and 200 tillery.
The City Blues OF PteIson CsIt Gu were pnsded with
the On Regiment
THIRD BRIGADE
BTigsdier General TIA | nud Staff
Seventh Regiment OplsptryI Col Marshall Lehers siS
The s S & Sfo 5Sst "a. cd The
Ninth Regiment Light Infantry, Col NJ. Van Buren, $50
IA
Fiiy NTH Regimen 0nf.Itry), Col lie Cal $50 nsu-
FOURTH BRIGADE.