The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

ANOTHER OF VICTORIA 3 SONS IN AMERICA.
HIS ROYAL HiGHNEss BRSCE ALFRKp IN THE AME-
P,cAN KxpIaR OF BRAzII--Tm ENTHUSIASM NOT
EQUAL TO THAT IN CANADA-No CHANCE FOR
BRAZILIAN JENKINS, ETC., ETC., ETC.
We gather from the Corrsio kercantl Of Rio Janero
some particulars OF the visit Of Prince Alfred the second
Of Majesty Queen Victoria, to the Southern Anne
rcan continent almost At the same time that his brother
the Prince Of Wales, dispensing royal sunshne the
northern portion.
The Brazians are . very quiet people, ard little
more accustomed TO royalty than Of this demo-
cratic CLINE; and may be on that account that
bis Royal Hghness Prince Alfred did not cause any
great commotion that know Of, either among the
newspaper folks their readers when the gat, Erry
aus entered the splendid bay Of Rio the 18th last
June. me CoeO in the next days issue, her
arrival 10 tho most unsensationa manner as follows
Yesterday the Engish steam frigste Earyalus arrived
having board Prince Alfred second Of her Majesty
Queen Victoria who Is in the capacity Of midshpmsn
clam boat had sunk, any other vulgar occurrence
taken place, they could not have shown less excitement
soicai indifference They don't appreciate visit
we do.
We are next informed as folows:-
On yesterday, the 3oth, the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs and the Grand Chamberlain OF the I'm
perial Palace went on board the friga'e TO
quarter past ave his Royal Hghncss landed At Marine
Arsenal, accompanied BY the commander Of the frgae,
carriage was in waiting at the arsenal in which his High
ness together with the Minister and commander drove
st. Christopher.
What his Royal Highness was doing during the uext
couple Of days not informed and simply EFT
10 imagine that be had good time in the Palace Of y.
Christopher. Sunday interviewed, by the way, aud it
would be very gratifying to pious feelings
whether the young Prince went 10 church. whether
profaned the day by whistng national bomesran
got homesck and cred for princes feelings
but We shall perhaps never know. There 10 l.so
our jenkins, South of the equator, clearly.
But his Higbness resppears We told, in language
FAR cooler than the tabled cucumber that hs Rghness
Prince Alfred returned yesterday July Petropos
board the rigate Euryslus, where he visited at
hafpast in the afternoon by his Majesty the En-
peror Aquarterpas four O'Clock he Southern jenkins
svery accurately the Emperor and Prince landed and pro-
ceeded 10 the Palace Of St. Christopher whore his High
ness dined The members Of the Ministry present.
His Majesty and the Prince accompanied by
NJ Christie and other members OF the British
Legation at this Court Mr.. Deamsre Commander Of the
Naval Station; the captain and two midshpmen Of the
Euryalus; the Princes precsptor and DR.. Jsoosios,
Assistant Grand Chamberlain of the Imperial Pssce.
To-Day, July g. his Hghness visited the House Of Mercy
and the Asylum Of San Pedro.
Eve learn that the rIgste will leave 10 for the
Cape Of Sood Hope"
The next days Chronicle is equally brief -
"Hs Highness Prince Alfred visited the Market square
yesterday at seven O'Clock in the morning (Jenkns had
to tho Paiperas and Ctrcovado Returning thence, he
proceeded the Asylum Of Pedro. In consequence
Of the org stay he made At the Asylum he unable to
visit the Hospital Of the Santa Casa.
'At four O'Clock the Prince embarked 10 boat which
awaited him ct the Marine Arsenal His Hghness took
with him board quantity of towers gathered during
hie mornings walk"
And finally, 10 narrated 10 two lines, that yes
Prince Alfred, sailed for the Cape Of Good Hope"
And 20 the royal visit ended. There TO tell
what he wore how he looked; ono 10 measure
his hands and feet, tell the length of his
whether he walked dvoey whether he wstzed at all.
In short, there was Jenkins. Happy Prince