New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15


Only u be pc lied, but also 10 cpfde TO bis
fOin coming manuscript. This morning it was piacsl
10 ny haI d. docoment of os pius paper elegantly
+ ldtd and spperscnied and written with tinted ink
am uncert.in about the pen, but l have reason to
suppose it was dovs-qail.
hasten TO present it.
TIE CRYSTAL BALL At TORONTO.
Upon entering The majestic BALLROOM last evening,
found thar bad oppotunely arrived and that shonla
Joy ihe favorable chance desired OF maki0g myself
acquainted tn the various grAces aud adornments by
VIII h found nyslf surrounded i was at least an
bou before Il Prince aud did not hssi ate to give
my attention du ing all that time TO whatever thought
WORTHY 10 claim it. | wandered By the fountain,
which, spripgng from the ground beneath the tran
sent bummed painive though nat lrally uriUtelhgbIe
II spons,s to the socisl numurngs which on all sides
were leald. II struck me as happy fane' that 1t
seemed to dance az in gl7efu anticipation OF the im-
pending pleasures. Happy Fountain was my thought
you bear capker in your bosom TO mar the ecstacy
Of your sprghtly plasbiDg la this respect yod have
an advantage eat msjority OF the pc pie WHO
srrronnd Won. too few of whom | fea', ara wi holt
canbers in their bosoms. But as walked away, the
eeminent emed sadder than the o, aston dem tnded,
T. TO all appea aDce, merrier throng OF goved a ID
srpered fair ones hal never personally encountered
Ard yet there might bs many pink sash that covered
an aching heart, and, of lesser evils many dhaty
satin oe wreakiDg agonies Of compression upon
its exqnstey though too contracted occupants
ard | have no doubt there were serious number OF
DO h.
As rambled through the lofty galleries. and listened
to The mid rutng Of rich silks, the partially, bat not
entifels smotbertd exc8matons Of glad surprise and
admiration the hslfsupp' tuning of the nstru'
mems III The orch, sira and the whistng Of he gas as
it forced its fiery way through the small apertureS
placed at regular and convenient distances al ing the
lines Of tubes smiled and said to myself sof ly, bat
diltiDcty Tfis is Bliss And al later boar 10 tls
eve ming re veTt,d 10 the observation and repeated IT,
with equal emphasis.
Alta Ii tie after 10 o'clock when ] was quite pre-
partd for him. the Prince entered and took up the Pc
son assigned to him at en- Of the hall, close ID
which had already stationed myself AS be stood
acknow led cling the sauatons Of the crowd, Wac en-
abed TO make q scr inspection of his persia than
lad ever before succeeded in doing. My early i'm
preston derived from casual gaLce at the forma-
ton of bis head wac as the public will remember,
that his character combined firmue9s, faith, hope,
charity and foDdness for mnsc. AS to the last par
,icular | was now more folly assured and could
uesdiy detect preference for the opheleide with
slight leaning to the barrsl-organ. My observa-
tons were suddenly cat short by the interposi-
,icn of Sir Edmund Head who edged
in quite unceremor lou ly, as i thought, between
mys SILT and bis Royal Highness. 1 have never had
any difficulty in accounting for the appropriately of Sir
Edmund. 1t was at once apparent to my a.prehen-
zion that The awkward shoulder.ShIug with whcl Tue
y cd uaa tho cputusp1 OF
his struggle with the O,aDgemen Sunday, in which
he was, as is well kno Hn, thrown violently against
the stone posts Of the Government Ho1se gaes to the
partial damage of his arr and shoulders. As was
rejecting upon this sutj-ct, sax the Governor ad-
dress the Duke ofsNewcastIe, who drew near hin,
and quickly succeeded IN catch Dg faw words Of the
co1v, rsaton that ensued. VITA dexterous intre-
ridry then slid forward, until stood with my back
cose against the Dukes pretending at the same time
TO be intent upon a bevy of smiling misses who were
lavisbng hind glapces from the gallery above upon
II Prince Of Wales and yself. BY this expsdient
found it simple matter to gather the moro important
items which cropped from these two noble gents.
The Duke began TO condOle with Sir Edmund upon
bis misfortune in terms which did honor alike 10 bis
head aud TO his heart. regret to say that the tone Of
Sir E6mu1d was no, correspondipely amiable. The
Governor Isl even far TO cay that the
story was merely an overlooking of that revolving
carriage Which bad been manufactured in various ways
70 the disgrace and mo tic alton Of the royal party
ever since their arrival in this country, and 10 bring
forward proof Of the TACT by asserting that t1ere IL
not a stone post anywhere Lear Government House.
To this shallow and disingennous evasion, the Duke
offered a reply which, in spite Of all my efforts,
escaped me, but the Governor instantly went on to
say hat he never was bruised by mob 10 his life.
Tie Duke simply answered, with a tententlols force
that won my unoi.guised admiration, 'at the Gov
e1nor must be- wholly wrong since the statement had
sppeaIed IS authentic and trustworthy not 10 an unre
liable Can adam paper but in NeW-YOIk 'urnal of
uncoubted enterprise and unlimited means for ascer-
,aniag the facts in he case. The GovernorGenersl
theIeupon appeared dumboundered ana turned aside
70 COZ ceal lis emotion.
At that moment was rather rudeIy accosted by ono
Of the stewards OF the bali, who, probably jealous OF
the confidential attitude in which i stood near the
Dule commenced a discussion with me upon the sub
pct may only FAY that this Discussion terpinated
in nv il djgnsIlIy reeigUiDg the posiion held, AMI
path over to the her si:e OF the royal IN losure
sbicp reached Just in time TO witness an interesting
End remarkable event.
The Prince while conversing agreeaoy aud humor-
outly with bis partner, accidentally mspFonoan'ed her
name. mon which, wilh ser-tveness Of which the
public has already been warned by tie narrative OF his
h art piercing yrefs 1T Kingston, he bent his head
regretfnIy, while Ia ge tear started from one of hi
G, es the left uDess greatly in error and, rolf Ig
down biz ehe,k fell with loud crash upon the floor
| nse the word crash advsedly, however st ong TIE
tenn may appear to those who are less infinitely
acouai, red than myself with the nature OF royal
ter The sound was Instantly res onded % by a
.l,yf from tho ire a g-pul 2.