The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-22

Before embsrkng the Prince asked Governor Banks for
copies Of The New York papers, but - usual, all were
sold.
Al hafpss four the squadron called, steering out Of
narbor the Hero leading, followed by the N Ari.
Adne, Flying Fah and the styx They accompanied
short distance nom the harbor by several sailing yes
sells and the steamer wston loaded with spectators from
Boston, and saluted by Fort Prebe they passed
BY six O'Clock they hull down upon the horizon and
at seven fishermen reported them out Of sight They
steered direct for England, making no stoppages
AS they passed down the harbor the royal party waved
their handkerchieh to the excursion parties which
escorted them.
The royal squadron will steam only long enough To clear
the land and the remainder Of the voyage win be made
under sail The Nile and styx win leave the squadron of
Halifax
The especial port which they win make has not yet
been decided upon but the Admiral thought that they
would land Al Plymouth The whole English Channel
feet expected 10 meet them distance outside the
harbor and receive them with royal honors
The Prince came very near meeting with accident
The train fast that the were sometimes
lifted from the track and the baggage car scraped against
obstacle, very nearly upsettng the entire train
The shock distinctly felt In the Princes The
Queen and party just escaped q collision in Germany
short time ago. and the Prince had almost narrow
escape yesterday
Yesterday before the Prince left the hotel in Boston
for the cars he had several other photographs taken
pen and Ink portrait Of himself in uniform . Br-
tsh colonel was presented TO him BY David Davidson the
artist. The popularity OF the picture that the Princes
figure composed Of washingtons farewell address dis
tinctiy readable with a microscope, and that the
frame Of the picture Ia formed by the Princes
geneaogy fully written out. The whole affair is
in the Lords Prayer, written in the circumference
OF q sxpcnce, and s very ingenious. The Prince was
delighted with 1t, and sent for the Duke Of Newcastle
and General Bruce, and all three examined 1t with the
greatest interest and attention II Ia TO be sent on TO
London by the Princes request
The Duke Of Newcastle and other members Of the suite
expressed TO Governor and others the entire salts
faction OF the party with their treatment in this country
and said that the gemens for their reception and
entertainment had been entrusted entirely to them they
could not have been admirably arranged. He also
said that spite Of representations 10 the contrary they
much pleased with the manner In which their pro-
gress had been reported by the American press The
general accuracy Of the reports wonderful con.
sderng the facilities afforded the papers, and the sent
ments expressed could not but be pleasant the Prince
and English people
The Duke Newcastle and the whole party pronounced
reports of insults to them in Richmond base fAbrica
tiore-no such thing occurred.
II q matter OF general remark, a. showing how
much the Prince conformed TO habits that at the
wharf he shook hands with Mayors, Governors, and
even many private citizens, while the distinguished
British naval officers present were passed by with
cold, formal salute.
The Prince honored the reporters who had accom-.
panied him throughout the tour with especial smile
and bow as he entered the boat To persons he
renewed hs promise TO revisit this country and pass
through the Southern States
Lord Lyons and the invited guests returned special
train TO Boston and Lord Lyons immediately resumed
the republican style OF life, dining 81 table dhoe in
stead Of al private table, during the Princes stay
The London Times correspondent has returned home
the Ariadne. Mr. Andrews, OF the London Illustrated
Nrs goes Dwight take sketohes Of the scenery,
and especially for the Queen.
The English Wallets said they we're glad 10 CO. aud pro-
nounced this blasted country Ia this case the pro-
verb, lke master like man" does not hold true. Al
the Revere House the Prince behaved more boyishly
than usua made Eliot and Hnchenbrooke perfect butts,
the formers bed laughing at him for running
against his partrers the balls. and adding Rght Hon
orable Captain and Lieutenant OF Grenadier Guards"
with hand 70 the card upon the door Of the
latter. The placard 10 preserved as q curiosity.
BArnun succeeded In getting the autographs o. the
PriI ce and party.