, 1860-09-26
4 Cincinnati Lady Sees The Princes.
HOW lie Looks aud How ltc Dances.

4 Cincinnati Lady Sees the Prince.
How He Looks md Ho" Ac Dances.
We arc permitted to use p1rtiea Of private
letter from Cincinnati belle to 'aty friend at
home, written from hontreGl, slo1lis after the
visit Of the Prime: Of Wales. The letter gives
Cincinnati description q: bis reception, and
Of subsequent scenes, but as We hare repro
ducsd similar descriptions By different cor1ed-
po1depts heretofore, We must restrict the priv.
ilcge to make c1trEcts to one or t1o para.
grarhe.
After referring to the procession, lie cont;n.
ued pains, the muddy condition OF tho s:ree:s,
ETC., she proceeds:
Aud row comes w;sa: NAY be termed tic
"Era1d tnaIe," tor EothiEg could have SUI
passed tbs Grsnd Ball Il h:ca fcll3wtd cn Mon
Day evening.
The Prince ea,i suite entered abou: half past
nine, amid the ,ivas Ct the people and the au:.
tering Of ladies' handkerchieIs, the band play
lns" Cad save tie Qaeen." and WIS conducted
to canopy; even a sort of throne was erccted
for HIM, bus as bis Royal uigh7ess danced ell
the tine, be d:du't make much uFe Of tie
throne. The next proceeding Was to stretch
4 cord about him and his sci, tearing room tor
hut one qaadri'ie, mak.r. the little gentleman
appear lsEe csged animalin a1nenaserie, and1
uusteay oi The people, that they ell ac'ea very
much as theS would have doae ct q a'ld beast
saow. There we're over eight thousand pe7sooa
pre=ent, and do believe every one Of tue crowd
wcs upun tip toe, With nteks stretched: in
most alarmi1 K manner. ali u sec tue PRICE.
They eay they Gagged lin up in tEis extraor-
diuary way because nf his having been fil:ow
ed 50 cloasly at ths Q'ebec bal. which vas Of
course, quite unpleasant. Hut all
Ibis tire have sid nothing o: his personal
appearance. Of which Ycu are :edcubtless dyln5to
hear. Well. be is al we women say, "a dear
little fellow" but as that does not express any
thing definite, l suppose | must be more ey-
plicif. He is not tall bv any means. but w,1h
rather good figure. His face,s oot othacdsome,
but certainly very expressive; tie forehead aud
eyes tne, particularly The latter, wi:h which be
hns singular fashion Of wiz king u: The young
ladies lnatsc.rminately, 30 that many at least
feel PRETTY II they are not 80 in reality His
mouth is decidedly bad. aud Q! his dancing
must say has been much oEerrated bg lie neEs-
papers. lie dances quite too fast for mos. Of
Ills rar.pers but, not to cci::cse tie truly cley-
CT little gentleman tao severely, must sav he
has the most extraordinary habit OF dropping
c.asss, with d bow and perhapa & smile be cool
II lesves the lady tn take hetsel: Oft ia the hes:
manner she eau. Of coursc the ladies did mt
fancy that sort Of treatment ct all. In: ''ls
what can't he cured must be endured" By lay
al ladies at the hands Of a Prince, his cavalier
treAtuIen: did no: prcreot him obtaining ai-
most auy other lady II the room for tue acc-
S<SAtAS n~Ls GAIA uAI iTEHIE AFlAGA 0Hi{ lth
highly honcred by tile request We will reform
this Thing altogether when he geta on the other
side Of the line, went We b?
number OF distinguished strangers were
present, including Lads Franklin, who created
sensation quail in compari.oa to that ef II.
Il. H. and there were some Cincinnatians, az
you know, two Of whom were great bellies. Tbs
dancing was kept up till i've o'clock in the mor.
Ming, tue lFrce daatiug unit! af:cF four, aad
missing tut o1e t, be!ieve; snd it wa4 quite
da, light before the last ca-riage WAS called
Eineinnati Commercial.