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THE PRINCE OF WALES AT BT. LOUIS.
OUR ST. LOUIS CORRESPONDENCE.

House.
The PRINCE OF WALES AT BT. LOUIS.
OUR ST. LOUIS coRRgsrospKscE.
81. LOUIS, No, Sept. 81, 1850.
The Prince En- Rou< 10 he csy-7Ae CAayacew Of Albert
Ed'eore 6enrally-HI Dislike Of Csosods-The Agris
eaxuTol fair-Prehae u american Horses BY tie
Duke and Prince, &c., DC.
On the City Of Alton steamer yesterday his Royal High
ress politely accepted the invitation Of the captain 10 look
At the engine and other machinery o. the boat and after
returning nom the inspection be expressed his pcasure
at the opportunity Afforded him. He has, as have
often bad occasion 10 mention, quick eye for tho
picturesque and fom the miscellaneous crowd assembled
81 the Alton landing place to the mouth OF tho ssoar
and thence onward TO the st. Leuis hvee, the varied
scenes and scenery by the way objects or his c
attention
The nature OF Albert Eiward Prince Of wales s ora
highly sersve order, and there tImdity about him
which makes him shrink from contact with q large and
trmultuous crowd such that which surrounded bis
rsse the occasion Of his ndirg yesterday He Of
delicate organisation, the temperament most allied ge-
MUS him the paths peace most welcome The
turbulent manifestations Of . mob, however well mesnt
dictated BY good feeling could not fail To CRATE harshy
upon or so much natural ani acquired refinement
Therefore the lower strata Of the democratic element may
prove somewhat uncongen!a TO him. Bot am happy to
cay that the people Of the United States genc-
rally, and the superior order particularly, have
studied ns comfort, pleasure and wishes with q
delicacy dictated by that good sense which
is their prevailing Characteristic that has failed to
impress him and his suite with very favorable idea Of
American consideration and courtesy. There has been
universal desire to pay him respect and do him honor
and the afsstons have been widely enlisted 10 his vel
fare The enthusiasm has been greater thsn was
displayed By the people Of the British P:oynces a.
though from the fact of his assuming the iuc,grt, the
usual pageantres Of atty have been dispensed with In
Difference to his own expressed wishes
To-day almost general holiday in the city for most
are closed This is as much owing TO the visit OF the
Prince the Circumstance of its being the fourth and
grea, Gay o. the Annual Far Of the st. Louis Asrcu lra
This 10 held In and around large auphtheatre stand
Ing In the centre Of forty Of the whole being
cattle and ysrd live socs MI pD.
mens tsd and garden products and dne arts are there
eIhibed, and goodly lumber Of prizes nave been dis
HIS Royal Hghnes and suite LEFT the hotel in carriages
this morning q eleven O'Clock, for the purpose Of visiting
the principal sights Of the city, including the fsir The
once, the University or st. Louis and the Unlted sses
Arsenal, grand structure in the southeast part, we're
cn%0rs sIS S OBJECTS 2, attention ss also some q The
very wet In the early morning, had BY this time become
LUG C1mmlstee OF ieAQlpg citzen9, Ecaded by the
Mayor, accompanied his Royal Highness, who received
from the latter full information OF places by the way
On arriving =, the fair grounds the party cheerod
raising his hat He accepted the invitation into the
pagoda In the centre Of the amphtheatre and Inspected
the stock on e1hoton the gaze Of the forty thousand
being meanwhile full upon him.
One Of the trotting horses Silver Heels attracted the
Duke Of Sewcastle's attention and purchased by
admiration, and Ike his friend the Duke lie became also
4 purchaser at the fair. Both viii be sent England.
wss psos Of luncheon poran Of s.
building The sight OF the immense multitude on the
grounds VS. during this time very grand and tie enthu.
The drive around the city was resumed little later
amidst prolonged cheering from the itzeDs and
the hotel much pleased with their day out These are
busy times for at nne to morning the roy train
is TO start on The long journey 10 Cincinnati.
his TRrr pows THE nfvKR FROM ALroy-HIs RE
tErroN ~ THE MOUND CRY.
From the 81. Louis Democrat Sept. q.
Man "a by pature regal and princcly. Democracy IL
the cordial fsoOsaou o. this iscs, and to
crown mep, except By browning al men. Heaven meant
prncesser ard 70 realize ia. end Is the Aim Of demo
Ter Of some men was step towards the genera cuiass
of such character. 10 time and this country we
claim . haze emerged from ,ha. period of papiase-to
exclusive royalty part Of the history Of pro-
sress sauia,J and not dishopOrable part such
cicnt sage and whatever pertains TO man Is OF interest
20 ne" Thus an interest n conventional royalty not
only justhab'e bat honorable The more intelligent and
sera the cl.ssn Is the deeper viii be that interest, Nor
= curiosity n itself mean or unworthy. We are made
that we love TO roe and learn and when object or e
gitmaie inerest has Tor the charm Of novelty curos
y = Iraiseworihy 70 proportion As is int,nse These
visit o, the Prince OF Wales TO our shores without
particle OF undemocratc Difference, our people may
the sSS ssIsns Nor need e ANN We vs shS
that their democracy is dying, seek TO snuiaic BY
duIgng In dcprecatory crIticsms upon gentleman be-
Baron ReIrew and sae arrived ln St Louis st half.
past i've O'Clock last evening, and Win probably cave
Prior 70 this hour expectation was rife ia tha, small
city ard by three oclosx crowds were focking the
landing place Of the Alton ST. Louis Packet Com.
was 10 receive the visiiers. When tho boat came IN
saht A. intervals dschArgng cannon In honor Of her
expected Iass hs srccy. o nss boy. women and girls
stores nlled with far faccs An abe nearcd tbs wharf
the thrcDes pressed forward the Prince were already
wss genera movement % Der deck some sl,y or
seventy gentlemen and ladies embarked 10 accompany
ss nsnn ,6y pe cry ~ Lous .ns number q citizens len o.
thc purpose Of going back on her small Of
Alton ladies honorcd the cabin DC ks with their pre-
ceve the Prince and then return 70 their homes Hap
PLY for the felicity Of the oocason the skies that had
dsrses The street. during the night aud thresened more
bright. There was not . little comparing OF watches
rptcula,ion a. 70 The probable punctuslity Of
the train, many criticisms upon tie democratic
nature of the occssion, kc &c, all Of which 81
length Interrupted By rush of people towards the rail
NAy nc coming nov sure LOOK, zee y and slm
lar excismaons rcsousded, while Llitie dsoernblc
except aloccmosive and car, and grand rush Of ihe
crowd towards an around !. sandry scsicmeu 70 Fray
coats and white bats soon emerged, with some hin
crances and snooeeded Ia moving through the svaylng
snd sccompanylng thrahg. Among them, the slender
SOD meek iokrs man who advanced eager 20 escape
tLe polite aiantlons paid him, vas voted 10 be tic
fIace. From he score 70 the deck The passage
kept Tree and ihe Qutens sou passed board vlth
ttsle companion, IN sdvnncc of bis party, and the oh
sfrvtd cf al obfcgvefrn The eaEerness and kccnnegs
with Which isrercn ard features were from all sides
scanned seemed rather 70 discompose him, aud be
souebt a temporary relief by Inspecting the clean
flah0 of The deck. Hg mood was, however, soon
improved ~ the cagcrnsw of . small hi, who
rushed nnawed into bis Hlshncss' most tn med ate
preser e, and gazed upward Into his features with Az
amustrgy nxtf tcrutlny, untn removed A conscious
ness OF the udcror- stole the royal ccuntenance
end BE- raised his large bine eyes hsf wsuy .nd half
curi0uHI e NC poups above and around hun His
party being NJ On board, they remained fcw moments
on TIC lower desk, zach aprareaily taxing notes