The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER H. SHEET


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and the smallest and planest Of the entire sut Az
s.l on 70 'nA enere closet sItaoheu nsI
French bedstesd with white gauze curtains stands behind
Inc door, whle dark wall and skylight capped ~
nah patch Of sky are alone 10 be seen through he sou
tary window II WIN thus be that the apartment 70
not front Tte beet bedroom OF all has the name
Of the D private secretary the door The furnish
inss Of ese whole remain a. before elegant
sppsau,oe inc wallis OF the bedrooms are bare OF pic
lures, 9at well pspered.
site eide OF the corridor, fronting his bedchamoer AZ
during the writ of the Japanese this part OF the house
policeman guards the entrance As might be expected,
tie applicants for admission numerous, and crowd
s loteT the building TIL the Of attraction
departs for New York on Thursday morning.
Those no suppose that his Roya Hghness and suite
dress for dinner every day are mistaken There little
ceremony observed in this respect, and the only pecu
arty Gbout the royal dining and sitting rooms s in the
long red white and blue candles which are uvar
bly, 70 be burning the tables during the hours OF
gasight.
OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE
BALTIMORE, Oct. 8, 1890
TIE Richmond Mcb-Indignity TO he Prince-Enlhsiasm
fac People-Departue for Aequia Creek-Passa9e Up
the Pharmaceutical a. Balimore-7h Hotel Accom-
moddtions, &C., DC.
am not severe or rngenerous critic, bu, feel com
composing the mob which disturbed the serenity Of
the Prince Of Wales during his stay in Richmond.
Any amount OF osity within the bounds Of decorum
ia excusable but when goes beyond that it becomes
matter for grave censure. "Lets take hold Of him."
said parcel Of boys and men, who ought 70 have known
better his Royal Highness was passing through the
chambers Of the Capitol Sunday and they seized bis
arm by the half dozen, accordingly till, with steady
and indignant glance he awed them into more respectful
behavior.
Happily such instances OF rudeness would inspire
mered disgust among The better part Of the populations
but the fact Of such occurring at all ID an unpleasant
Renaissance Of this royal visit to the capital Of the Old
Dominion Had there been other similar cases Of dis
order should hardly have thought II necessary TO give
this prominence 10 the subject.
1t is evident that Richmond produce an unruly
mob and that her police arrangements are inadequate,
for during the whole time there did not succeed
in meeting one although staying at the hotel, inside and
outside or which crowd Of boys rendered themselves
nuisance by their yels shouts and pushing propenstes
Altogether however, Richmond for it's size, carried away
palm in the enthusiasm Of It's Inhabitants, 30 much
indeed grave men 10 remark that what was
intended for respect had boiled into aduation.
The Prince and suite drove 70 the railway station ac
oompanied by the Mayor, at nine O'Clock this morning
| and left by special train.
several hundred people ran alongside the carriages
during this drive. large concomse had collected near
the part Of the vsers 10 make their way 70 the cars
through this standing mass Of humanity.
AoorIA oRKKK.
Soon after the royal party mad taken leave OF the Mayor
committee and the train set in motion violent
ram storm Sc. in accompanied with vivid flashes o.
| spectators along the road BY the time the train
reached Petersburg the birthplace OF Washington "
miles from Richmond, the rain bad ceased and the day
promised fair again Sixteen miles further the Ac
qua Creek terminus, where the party aghted and after
! a short delay embarked on the steamer Powhatan,
VIII had been
Owing several nets the waters OF the Potomac here
sumed lake like spread and this vita the many nden
tatons Of the wooded shore, had highly picturesque ef
feet, and the eye fingered long in contemplation Of liz
beauty,
| claiming the Prince she started-'MAy luck 20 wild
you. And bedad, / only wish I'd an old shoe 10 ding
after ou for Its not the likes Of yez come here every
day"
| glimpse OF the house Mount Vernon, almost en-.
powered in foliage, succeeded by full view OF Fort
Washington Moreover, II had very gloomy and patched
up appearance.
The special train which conveyed the party from
Washington 10 this city arrived at the station be re
thorty after eight o'clock They met by the Mayor
and some Of the committee, who accompanied them TO
the Gmor House. under escort Of the City Guard and
Independent Grsys the bands OF which executed some
spirited music BY the way commencing with God save
large coucourse had assembled the station and
there was much enthusiastic shouting. Thousands fol
lowed the processon TO the hotel where another great
crowd had been long In waiting Nevertheless, owing 70
the excellent police there was perfect order
all sides the lustrious Writer'S stepped from their
carriages and passed through the main entrance 10 their
quarters the fret floor frorting Monument square
The bedroom Of the Prince Of Wales, howcver on the
second loor such being his preference The apartments
are oil elegant and comfortable.
There general cheer as they entered, and his
Royal Hghness turned round bowed and raised bis hat
| In Acknowledgement. lie looked faded like bis com.
nanons, but his manner won all hearts Dinner followed
then q serenade and sleep
During the evening torchlight procession o. Wide
Awakes with bells their torches denong them 70 be
Of the Bell and Everett party passed through the
The following concluding passage OF the Duke 81 New
castles letter 70 Mayor Lincoln Of Boston, accepting the
invitation 70 the ball there must be very gratifying 10
ALL II breathes hearty good feeling and corroborates all
that have before said on the subject
cansos ny With Kindness Prince been received
In those c which he has yet waited In the United staie
each Individual had instructed what 70 DO The whole
people could not have shown greater decary OF feeling and
consideration for the position be occupies England though
without the ashtes surrender Of their claims OF inde
pendence n action They have I'll looked upon him
and we'd 70 treat him SUCH but without everdoing the
character Of host In return If effort has been
made and shall continue 70 nsde elsewhere crafty the
Queen whom they rspect much
In conclusion, have remark that II owing
alteration In The programme since Thursday last that his
Royal Highnce returned 70 Washington by the route he
had vousy travelled, and quartered here for thu
night The previous Intention TO 20 via Norfolk and
the Chesapeake.
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