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

The opfy dangerous excl emsnt Of the eveoing Tss
at a me ment when was unhsppily far removed from
the scepe Other~iss, might haze been less terl)n'
i'll its consequences. An uaususly Iargs oSd vas
,een sather ring too near the Duke, thooghF Tor
bic own safety. Accordingly, a band of dc ectvss
mar he'd upon the dale with their clu,s and
The Duhe 10 the sudden discontinue Of thu c)pcoirse
Of ladies, FRI, m whom The disorder apprehen5ed.
But the Dnks with tina; de iau disregard fos hs per-
snal safety which Sometimes 10 the present case,
usn ats tef almost too rasbly called tho s,rsean;,
a, d raii to bin, "Go back; I don need your pro-
,ectin n. pever yet saw the crowd from which
could no; p otsct myself The came d'rpg remark
m assnred Cd ept authority, was N 'de bS the
Duke on the occasion Of his fearful rencountsr with tbs
Orarg men last Sunday night. At all events, IL now
pre- due. thrilling iprs should be neels 'tfu'
Of my duty if f.ied to that the assembly in the
vicinity Of the Duke was a~td and for orchestra
bae it on the surest authority that the trombone lost
bic ind and was unable to it through three
qDsdriles.
After his strange but true transaction. all flowed
freely as the pale sherry which gurglsd from the flo
cu,-plats decanters in the refreshmebt rooms The
copper was less satisfactory than some l have
partaken of in the great capitals, but was suh.
Gent for the less cultivated Canadian appetite.
The Prince, observed, are heartily at first, bd
was checked midway in a bunch of grapes by an
adm, nitory look from DR. Aclsnd, the Court Physi
cisn and suddenly desisted. subsequent attempt
continue the grapes when the Doctors back was
turned was detected by Gen. Bruce who became very
angry, and held immediate consultation with Etrl
St. Germans the purport Of which, although Listened
eagerly, strarine every nerve, | could not catch. l
have hopes ho~ever of getting tn, particulars here
after from bis lordsbips footmsn, who was waiting
upon The party at the time.
TIE ball lasted late. The Prince danced uniuter-
rupt dly and wi at energy which he always briggs
to the service Of Terpschore. Like the swan, which
warbls with especial Righteousness upon It's watery
dealhbed OF the candle which shoots ts most y ri
Gus CLEAN before expiring, his Royal Hishness danced
with greater spirit and zest and freedom at toe close
than az auy other time. Ii was brilliant ball
liked it. The Prince brilliant, too. liked him.
He is every inch gept They say has his faults like
obeJ young persons and indeed said once myself;
but have Sin learned that there is reason TO dolbt
the truth of tlis. | like him. There is mach g like
about hin | like his boots, especially speak from
personal know ledge, when say that the individual
who cleans the IN ia actuated by euthu ilsm thar
by hope of gain, and performs his daily
rssk with d,vo'ed loyalty which Others
would do well to emulate. do not like his pants,
however, but this may be prejudice There is no sub
iect upon which opinions vary more widely THAI upon
that of pants. should not like to say that his High
nesss education in pants is deficient, but it cannot be
deem disIe-pectful if meation that Tn notions
would lead me to different cut from that which h.
seems to have adopted. Ike his hair. 1t shows the
lobes of his ears. The otes of the are always
good TO Bee. They cut TIT never to be hdd1n. like
bis department. In youOg man, drporm7Dt ought
not 10 be overlooked. An old maxim tells us that no
man, however great is hero TO his valet. l shall
hardly be violating confidence ii meat IN tina! have
~ most indepuraoe proofs that in thscase Of the
P,nce of Wales, this maxim fils of aP ,ic4ti H. For
this reason, perhaps above all Others like him. J.