The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21

fDnt, MIS- UNDERWOOD mrs stevens, mrs hogerBs nsm
Mrs. Asyhew, Mrs. y. Martin, Of Manchester, New
Hampshire Mrs Selma Hale Keene New Hampshire; Mra
Jacques, Hon. Mrs. N. G. upham, Concord, New Hamp
OF the unmarried ladies' each entitled 10 disno
ton for personal beauty, We win name
Miss Mary Dali, Miss Lizzie Hale, daughter OF Senator
HALE Miss saIgeant Miss Blanche Robinson, Of Cncinna
IT, Of the noted bellies Of the Queen city Miss Ella
Rice MS Comins daughter Of Hon. NJ Comins Mis- Anna
Rice, Miss Fanny Eastman, OF Manchester, New Hamp
shire; Miss Lizzie Atkins Miss Nellie Atkins Mis-. Lucy
SamIson Miss Gilbert, Dorchester Miss Jennie Colby,
Charleston Miss Allen Misses Bro cwn Miss Bates OF Bos-
ton Miss ober Miss Felton, Misses daughters ofcx
son. daughter or Col Thompson Miss Parker Miss Marion
Sin mons Miss Lawrence, Miss Fske Miss Cushing, Mo
Mss saness.oD, T Miss Cora Hsxkes Mss Woodman, MIS-
Eee lhsater, Mrs Richardson, Miss Thomas, netce Of
Judge Thomas; Miss Butler, Miss Blake, Miss Msckay,
Misses Rey nolds Mrs Ward Miss Mason Miss Hall, Mi
Holmes Mis- Kimbau, Mns Burnham, Miss Horton, Mieo
Smith, jamaica Plains; Miss Underwood, Miss Foster,
MFse. Thwipg, Mrs Harris Miss Davis Miss Haven Miss
Reed, Mics Kate Rogers Miss Bangs. Miss Cutter Mks
Whitney, Miss Martin Manchester, N. H. Miss Kings
bury, Miss Kellogg, Mss Julia Eastman, Manchester N
H. Msses Snow.
There mdes were superbly attred, many Of the
tunes being extremely beautiful and expensive. But
little jewelTy was worn, and the variety OF hand bou
quets and natural flowers used for headdreeSee end
rage was freely commented on 1t was noticed that the
ladies who surrounded him. He evidently has a taste
for youth beauty Among this list OF II would
not be difficult for any Prince TO choose partners for any
number Of quadrilles.
From the Boston Post, Oct 2ol
pIsAFFECTIoN AMONG THE MILITARY.
We regret exceedingly TO record the folio wingThe
Fuseers have been particularly identified with the tour
OF the Prince In consequence OF their recent visit TO
Montreal and the occurrence seems unfortunate on
that The trouble occurred in relation TO the
formation Of the Second regiment, and one OF the
companies (the Independent Fusileers) len the line
reginental line was formed by Colonel Cowdin, ac
cordng to the regulations, eight companies taking
mssops and the aspSnr comp.nea vere pIsoed Accord
ing 70 the date Of their charterthe Boston City Guard
the right and the Leomnster Light Infantry the le
The Fuseers claimed the position Of the former company
although their charter OF recent date than either
Of the two corps named and before the review they
started TO march of the field under command Of o
geant having Hrst stacked their arms They were pre-
vailed upon to return but alter the review ey again
stacked their arms and this time left the Common They
left their oc rs in line and marched 70 their armory
under command OF Sergeant. Subsequently their guns
carried TO the State House by Qutermaster Steso
and delivered TO Adutant General Shouer under orders
OF Colonel Cowdin The company viii, II Is thought, be
Immediately disbanded.
that the oldest captain shall and the
right and the next oldest the left battalion companies,
and two companies shall be tesgnsted for right and le
flank companies the Oldest the right and
The next Oldest on the left The Fuseers therefore, had
the right Of the battalion line, but desired the right Of the
whole line This demand was refused
From the Boston Courier, Oct. 20
PREPARATIONS FOR THE PRINCES DEPARTURE.
The Prince and suite leave Boston at quarter before ton
pooex te morning. lor lorana from tne depot Q. me
consists Of three passenger CARE all entirely new OF the
latest tye OF construction AM are very The
designed for the special OF the Prince and sute s
truly splendid. Its details arranged under the d.
recton OF Mr. Webb superintendent OF REPAIRS who
has exercised much and discrimination In its beau
tful accommodations The had just been fitted up
for the accommodation Of the road and had been
out Of the shop when word came that the Prince had Sc
hcted the Eastern road the means Of his conveyance
TO Portland All the seats have been removed,
and It's interior fitted up in regal style. The
nothing additional A beautiful Wilton carpet, OF
crimson ground, with green flowers, upon the floor.
wise at each end OF the car while in the centre oppo-
site TO each other, are tEo GORGEOUS mirrors. Easy
tables have been furnished, OF which placed
elegant silver pitchers, gobets, glassware, &c and on
the other beautiful bouquet, frats, &c The ccliug
stars, which give beautiful appearance. The dra
pcries Of the richest crmiou and gold silk dsmssk
while about the windows nne lace curtains through
out. At the front end OF the car Ia retiring room,
provided with desk reclining chair and all convenience
Al the end, inside, the plume Of the Prince, with
his motto and beneath, In pannes the coats Of arms
Of Maine, New Hamshre and Massachusetts, Outside,
. semi circular platform has been constructed, and
surroundings, on which the Prince may view the
try present himfelf at the stations The second
invitation, and the third for his attendants Both Of
these remain the originally furnished, with
the green puth seats and handsome decorations hand
some mail car will contain the baggage The train will
be under the charge OF Conductor H. Cram. The train
will be drawn by the locomotive "Cape Ann which
has been carefully exsmr ed at the repair shop beau
tfuy decorated by Nr Bunn the foreman OF the paint
stop. Mr. Garrett, an experienced engineer, win
have charge OF the engine and viii be accompanied BY
Mr. John Thompson, the master machnest OF the road
Every precauon will be taken TO render everything
safe for the psssge OF the train Fagmen viii be placed
nj eysry roai crossing, every bridge and n every
curve OF the road pilot engine, the "City OF Lynn"
viii precede the train, and keep two miles ahead.
AtsaIem. cannon viii be cred from Castle Hl 10 give
notice of the approach OF the ran when the bells OF the
city viii rufg until after the departure Of the Prince
A SONNET.
Tire folosue ines the heartfelt Offering OF one who
Knows tcw 20 ,hnk and how to write, are among the
gen discovered after the exciting Of Thursday
ard We g,e ,h,m place with pleasure
TIE crRKs.
yicioria-could Thy mothers eye
Have fingered DER thy son,
Az he, meath one triumphant arch,
Passed through the land OF Wash ngton,
Well might Thy mothers heart rejoice,
And In its gladness own,
" Those hearts thy fathers threw away,
Revere victorias son"
A roRTRAIT OF THE PRINCE.
lady SENDS the following portrait OF the Prince OF
Wales from shakspere she asserting that his prophetic
an 10 pretty youth Not very pretty
But sure hes proud and yet his pride beco mes him
He'll make proper man. The best thing IN him
lie . cot iai YET for his years he's tall;
HIS leg 10 but 80 go. and yet 'tis well.
There was pretty rpenes IN bis Up,
A little riper and more rusty red
Than that mixed IN his cheek .wss Just The difference
Betwixl the constant red and mingled damAsk
: ONE SENSIBLE GIRL.
me editor Of the Cleveland HSrad writing home about
the ball at the opera House. Cincinnati relates ine ioi
Miss Groesbecs who was The belle Of the evening wore
white tue drcsr, prfed 10 the waist, low neck she
wore Iewelry little incident connected with this
fact may be out Of place Previors to the arrival Of
the Prince your correspondent sitting mmedstcly
behind Mss Groesbeck ard her mother The latter lady
eegeant diamond drope. rings and pins, while
Niss Grocsbcck as Already mentioned bad not particle
OF jewelry on Der person, being noticeable from tho
amoet entire abfence Of exiaueous ornament or kind
When q the occrs Of the evening announced that
she 10 be honored with the Princes hand Tor the
secord dance. OF there hutter among her
party Mrs Groesbcck quietly took on her icwelry
them. Her mother Insisted but Miss Grocsbeck with
equal determination and great good sense positively
fused any kind or other than her simple
drets, and the wealth Of beauty which Nature had be
slowed on her.
TestimoniaI 10 Capt. wilson.
Continued subscriptions the 10 Capt John
Wilson, u the brig Minnie schiller, as furnished By
Kcssrs. Howisnd Aspinvsl,-
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