, 1860-09-25
Our KuHllAh VfkikorK.

At last accounts Lord Renfrew was busy at
Dwight Station, eighty miles south On the bea1-
tiful prsiriss tr&verfed by the Chicago, Alton
and St. Louis Railroad, holding cut royal in
dueemeuts for The prairie chickens and quails to
CONC in and Re done fer in tie approved style.
1t is said The young Erglishman is keen
sportsman for ons Of hia years, and has good
eye snd hnnd with the foTliag-p;cce. lie is
we'll located at al eveuts, to gee tho great dis-
tine!ive feature OF the prairie State, now we'll
Stocked with The game ubual ct this seasoa.
These distinguished visitors set ors good ex-
ample taat does them credit, end is worth fol-
loving, though ofleu neglected, in their obser.
vance of the Sabbath. On Sunday the Royal
party attended religious services at the Old
School Presbyte1iaa Church, and listened to
an excellent sermon from Rev. Dr.. Young.
During their scjourn at the Richmond House
in this city, the Morning Service Was read, the
whole party joining in the exercise.
The Earl st. Germans and the rest Of the
suita who remainsd in this city over Sunday,
l.f; yesterday morning at Line O'Clock, di'ec:
for St. Louis, In this connection we ere re-
qu.sted to state, that in consequence of press
ing engagements, tho British Consul, who is
charged with replies to the numerous letters be
reeeivea to lay before the Royal party, will be
prevented from forwarding apy bnt those Of
immediate importance for a few days.
The following explains it-elf:
DWIGHT. fc2sen.ber n, 1861.
GES1LEAEx 1T is with 70 ordinary feelings
Of gratitude and satisfaction TINT 1 tha.k yau,
in tee name of Lard Reafrew, for the hearty
and eiG1ae3s e3prcsslon Of respect far Her
M,jssty The Qae:n, end Of gcod will towards
the people Of Great Dfitair, which ID co1ta!ced
in tie letter which 5ou did me the honor to I'D.
dress to me the Gay tsfore yesterday.
Lord ksnffew il dcspay sensible OF the refined
courtesy aud genuine Kindness which character
.zsd bis reception at Chicago. The cclica!e
consideration cvioced for his comfort, aod the
scfupulous regard shoHn to his wi.h to travel
| in quiet and unostcn! t:ous manner, have in.
pressed him with far wa1Hl r. feelings af graft
| Jude and esteem than could have been produced
by aug ceEernonious demonstrations IT public
| display.
she exceen: arrangements made by the
authori les, aad tte admirable department of
| the peop.e, gavs II Lord Krnfrew tho means of
| employ lug IL the mos. advantageous way the
| few h5urd which vera at Lis disposal. Hu was
| thus enabled TO visN, iu 4 complete and sstis-
factory manner, Objects Of Te=J pecnliaT inter-
est; TO appreciate tue rapid growth aad iusteas.
ing Importance OF -Four, wonderful city; iEd
to see rast numbers Of Jour thriving and truly
| kind and courteous citizeus.
You were 60 considerAte as to say !la! no
ansTer to your letter would be expected; hut
Lard Kenfrew canno: ALLOW s3ch letter 10 re.
main unacknowledged. III cesires especially
10 accord bis obligations 10 the Committee who
hare giyeo expression, in so appropriate form,
to tie cordial feelings OF their fellow citizens.
| have the homer II be, with great regard end
respect, gentlemen, your most obsdienl, humble
servant. [Sikned LyoSs.
To the Hon. VIM. B- Ogden, Johr Wentworth
| William Bross, E. W. AcComss.