The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21


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versa sers Who unfortunately for the asts died Ia the
bleon q youth. Ano,hsr Was eharmins AMI
hmse Of scSns IN the fourth at Of "ies Hurueuos y
:. he 81 Snch ~ Roysl Hshnsss ssss ses
Then there we're he immature portraits q hs roys oa
rents ths 70. IA o,ssn ~ he Frsneb r.inse ~ r.
celebrated Madame De Nrbel There was also picture
" tne intrepid and darng lanens We French a. Vera
thoueb m v;ci,o ~ rsid S,scm,ins ana nat thsrsnr
approved Of by his supsriors in oomnsad brilliant
nocsuon o. vaor ana nerosm which the French
Sot The tssss rros - ~ cahsr sr,;s,rs
wssthe Princes private orary most intellectually selec
eo correction o. nne authors IN almost every department Of
see among tSem Brsncrosts Hstorv Of Ia iyoed stses
The Life Of Commodore Perry by Sldei Mackenzic James
,,1 hnsory, ana several work. pertaining 70 nn 70
ovl,ps Mage Nv The ce,sbrstsd sr"S.c,er Pace ~
Paris come Moorish yasagsns from Algeria very curious
lon T,tsS nioos s~,,chaS rS ;,h ma 'ous -
hls Royal Hghness By the young sultan Of turkey Tney
were originally accompanied with three beautiful Arabian
noes WHICH on course, ware not 10 his staeroom, but
We presume, IN the howery lawns Of Neuiy or g. Cloud
deck lone thirty noble Newfoundland dogs which the
nmce purcnssed on that STAND plain but excellent
piano. whose quality We can speak Of from hasty trial
". me only source mere amusement and recreation
which met our eye.
Wnne the company were inspecting the ship, the
lrinees superb band ee du CoNscyr1teirc, assembled
the upper deck and played IN succession rs, grand ii.
uoouc,oIy marcn, Ia Onsta DIVA, from IA NORMA,
, sssi,opsae, ia r1Msene, "hau Ooiumois, ana
Pense o. so,oo0 anc per annum, from me fnnoe pa
we ~ tunc, ma We nsve tne p'eNuo .n.Iu 1 49,.
svsn,rs :, vs c,c MA. N os or +. pse Poue;s
We are Informed hayps calamity preferred TO the ladies'
Of the city in their evening promenade
The Prince de Joinvile remained in the city several
days. INDUCING in free ami unceremonious Intercourse
with citizens, neither making nor receiving formal
visits; but In truly republican manner enjoyed and 70
ciprocated the hospitality he everywhere encountered
Numerous parties and balls were given in his
honor BY private individuals, and every effort made 70
render his stay agreeable. He visited places Of
ment In plain clothes and though occasionally recognized
by the audience, had generally the good taste not 10
disturb the privacy which was mAnfestly his wish 10
maintain.
At special meeting Of the Common Council, on The
24h Of September the following preamble and resolution
were unanimously adopsed;-
Whereas the Prince do JoluvilIe = now On whit 70
this country, and ~ present In the city of New York
NE MSs' srsesIi reoonecnons O me insimste
W and ts ancient ay and ccnsderipg he visit Of The
Prince 10 this country 1t this time evidence Of the
dhposon on his part, and that Of his usrous sire, 70
Of our condolences in he friendly feelings which continue
he ana %Ss
characterized The French people IN our commercial aed
social intercourse with them; therefore,
Resolved, That welcome thn city the distinguish
ed stranger, the Prince do Jonvie and tender 70 him
the hospitality thereof and that committee Of ave from
each Board be appointed for The purpose Of carrying out
The object q this resolution.
10 tnn tne Prmce returned Nh acknowedgmsnb,
stating that he Wa about TO mako tour Of The country,
md on his return would b happy 70 nses he citizens Of
New York In more public manner than he hadyet done
On the 18th Of September, accompanied BY hs suite, he
efs New York for Warrington, where he paid his rs
speo~ 70 me rrsaden' and Va handsomely entertained
Altar ehs he set out on Q rapid tour through . CON-
siderable portion Of the country, both North
.nu "~, sse"s our 'mmense axes caa.s' ran-
Osas '0feSs ana growing cues ana psne-
.rs''ns eve. TO The uadis.are.d po-s.s'oo. Of
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@ The uns sometimes y the Representative q ths Fssch
sws, - u-,.s. - ~. s,o.a ,.,.,. ,v..,s~. :. IN
me -.s-ss. --~s - -.-.-..-.--
srs.s natural curiosity rom foreign parts, c.ss By
o.. .s s,. u.,.- -. =, o.,os,- ian a..rs
bling his appearance, says
ina prnoe de Jonvie ef Bu0alo Yesterday for Cresu
BAY Walking ~ me wh. n mp my, Hn b.: ;a AMI
He was very plainly dressed in black
rock coat, blue pIansalocns, pumps, white six
utorkpss White nd sIoyes and 4 black hat almoy
,louonios he jumped aboard and went an seating him
se on The ssifrsi Win an wazxsh air. quite
unnr,noehke He look ocsson 70 supply nimsslf win
ysr,ev OF mans Of the western counry from stands on
he dock and also bought several clay smoking pipes
with which both himself and suite seemed be extreme
lv nlcased
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% szrr Williams who chained 10 be Louis VII Of France
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'he ioos mns'ns p1upohn, "hon s~Aa aA' uso"s"r"
Of extraordinary character were made 10 him BY The
so,s, Al ths payr..,xe uesesses macmillan int -est AZ
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his time, we reproduce poruon u mere He'' NJ
Williams says:-
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vh. ,rsrs r>,v,v ont On INA wafer tbe captan came
a. 80 80 ..sS urn. pv,rrs NJ WiIsus reouesfs me-
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- "a -, "a hsnn~ ssss, A. h.vs Won come IN him
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