The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04
YORK HERALD THURSDAY, OCTOBER A. sso-TR1p1H SHEET

suspaion being enter,aped Of specestiys purpose,
iHnit the number Of sesta they require.
IKE DECORATIONS
he Committee u Arrangements win meet this even
ns 10 determine tho moot appropriate decorations for
the Academy on the occasion. they viii undoubtedly
REJECT all assmpis at gauay display, and endesvor 70
crafty the moss simple and r.lned Taste. The lower
roseenl1m box on The right hand side Of the Academy
VIII be appropriated 70 the Of the royal guest over
which the Britsh and american days viii DO gracefully
thrown.
the lnes silk extureto the Prince be his departure
memento Within the box the portraits Of the
Queen and Prince Consor will TO recall fond memo
Tee Of home. Do the entrance OF che Prince the full
orchestra Will salute him with the air Of God Save the
Queen aud be will be greeted with grand spectacle Of
The assembled beauty fashion and wealth Of America
which thie splendid palace Of music 10 well lifted 70
display.
TBs PRINCE AT THE OPERA.
Between the acts the Prince viii be conducted TO the
FOYER which beautiful apartment viii be adorned In the
mort exquisite taste. The hot houses Of wealthy
citizens VIII contribute their supply Of choice sarubbery
ed 10 give ornament TO the The coup daI wl be
made os striking one, well calculated 10 impress ~
sell even upon the memory OF one who has been sccus
toned infancy TO the display that wealth and refine
ment sords During these intervals there w also be
grand promenade, which may possibly result in bril-
Liant charge Of the female light guard upon t1e guest
oi the evening
In fact, this testimonial respect intended for the
Prince from the citizens OF philadephia cannot fail to
impress him most favorably with the society Of the
American states, and create effect which Nes York
in uniting TO do honor 10 the nations guest, may
Mr. Kortwr ght her Ma esty Consul at Philadelphia.
met the Prince at Pitsburg and submitted TO him the
repertoire OF the troupe for his selection OF the Opera 70
The Prince has chosen the Opera Of martha and the
Grft act Of "Ia Travia" The cast Of characters has
not yet been framed.
THE PRINCE AT THE FAIR GROUNDS IN ST.
LOUIS.
From the 81. Louis Republican Sep. a.
Drawn w four hlack In n VI his
ROYAL HI Thness the Prince OF Walee accompanied by
some Of his SUITE while the remainder in other carriages
with two horses were driven into the ar groands aud
then into the amphitheatre, where they drawn
around the before crowd ammed 10 ry part OF
the large building who cheered and cneered again the
royal pageant Several of prominent citizens rode In
carriages forming the procession among whom we're Col
John O'Fsllon, Henry shaw, James L. Yeatnan, Col
Robert Campbell and Hon. Edward Bates
After the distinguished vsters had alighted they were
received II the pasoda by the directors OF the Agrcu
turs and and Mechanical Association and Capt Harper,
the President, received them ~ folows:-
SIR-Your Royal Hiehness, your grace the Duke OF
Newcastle gentlemen all, / welcome you 10 our fair
events Of my life that a representative OF our sssoca
ton, can extend TO you greeting and welcome on this
occasion
Tho Prince replied few words, signifying his do
light accepting the invitation OF Captain Harper which
had been sens 10 him whilst in Canada, sod partially &C
cepted by letter. The time was exciting ladies' waved
their handkerchief the ex sitting strains OF music foaed
upon the wings Of the atmosphere, and whispered eao
giums and bencdictions coupled with the Of
Victoria The heir apparent TO the throne OF England
owed much Of his cordial reception 70 the womany virtues
Of his mother The band played aGod Save the Queen,
also "Yankee Doodle" and other popular tines.
some OF the finest cattle were then introduced In TIE
ring, and the Prince examined them carefully, aud show
ed himself connosseur 10 the qualities OF kline. Several
finest horses we're introduced into the arena,
and speeded round and round the circle amid exciting
plsudts.
One O'Clock ard after had arrived, and the Prince,
walking between Capt Harper the President OF the
CATION and one Of his SUITE and followed by The rest Of
his retinue and the directors Of the fair and other dis
tinguished gentlemen, among whom were Hon. r. Bar
ret, the founder Of the fair, and Governor Stewart,
OF our state, walked 10 the lunch ROOM whore q
nne repast had been prepared consisting mainly OF buff
fao tongues, quss, prairie chickens &c Indicative OF
and the best brands OF Missouri wirc All enjoyed
After the lunch the Prince sue President Of the
ISOLATION and Others again fed the first story OF the
pagoda ana the second royal premium Of the fair came
of The exhibition Of stations magnificent, and there
Is no doubt his Royal Hgbness looked upon the finest
stock that tue Union 10 capable OF producing After the
frst premium Of six hundred dolns had been given 70
Silver Heels and the two minor premiums awarded the
roy party then retired from the psgcda and departed
The arrival OF the Prince Of Wales 10 our metropolis
VIII DC an era In our annals, and we have certainly &C
cofaed TO him the reception which IL due 10 ~ dis
tipgushed, modest and sensible Prince In 10
nio nation ed 10 the Duke Of Newcastle
sas o ely r ss be p.d
agreeable 70 all We satisfied, and feel that the
70. al party were satisfied.
The distinguished visi,ers with their appropriate titles
are az folowsAbert Edward Prince o. Wales, Duxe Of
Saxory Duke Of Cornwall and Rothsay rafl OF Chester
and CaTTack, Baron Of Renfrew and Lra OF the Isles
In this country probably out OF courtesy demoa
cy and that the strict etiquette apperanng 10 royalty
may not be subjected TO Violations ne his lowest
title-that Of Lord Repfrew. HIS Grace the Duke OF
Newcastle the Earl Of 81, Germans Major General the
Honorable X Bruce Lord Lyons, British Ambassador at
Washington Major rcasdae, captain Gray Dr. Ackland,
AR. hglehcsrt, Mr. Jenner, Mr.. Ware.
TnE DEPARTURE or THE FRINGE.
II " understood tast the Ohio and Mississippi company
have ltted up the directors and the paymasers
ua.f
the Prince OF Wales and his suite for their accommoda
ton from this city TO Cincinnati