New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-15
Neh Orleans Duly Crescent.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Is, 1860.
THE PRINCE ON HIS TRAVELS.

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Ihe Pnnce Oh "aies' otnerWise cameo baron
hentreW, mas az ieheth reached new 1ofh eity.
When we last palo MN our respecus ne had just
lahued On me terrltory oi the ohiteu o'alest az
Niagara Fails. instead oil coming drect 10 ne"
York CITY, however, he mas MADE the tour Oh whas
the New York press calls the rurai oistricts
the cities OF Chicago, ~ LOUIS, Clneihhau, bati-
more, Washington and Rchmond-ahd, having
been duly ionized IN them ALL now turns up IN the
great metropolis, where ne mas peen e&hipited,
and dined, ana pailed' IN q manner altoSeshel
stunning. FROM thefe ne goes 10 Dostoh. nav
ing reserved tne Athens OF hiheriea' as an epf
cure reserves ms dessert, ior lhe lase. Foin 6os
ton he taxes ms departure 70 ms ha'lVe shofe'
no doubt mueh pieased WIN 'ne pnysicai aspecaoi
this greas ooul"y, pus hoiiip's poieo WIN sno
ais8uslps iuhAestsl anu toauyishi ~ "hieh he
isas eyefy y l%iere % peeh Aposea'
we nave reaa, WIN some ah3sesy, tiie aniefeiie
reports OF the thifteeh oehAilSes @no ha'e iof
iowed the fflhce afoaiia =. y ~. eseiy uas
u " sGsi 'has "e A"3e T" iise anu .,
eino.yo Mug iasoi.,s @oo.' wv, 1ne
Vi lie itee anu ehc hoihe VI slo oi@'e Tano
the hnusuai circumstance P'aueu ouF cufios'sy
70 AhoW 70" ne "ouiu DO ie'eiVeu auu sieal'u.
our speclai soiicltude, ho"eFef' apper.aihea W
MS reeepuon III washington oIty' ana MS tfeat-
ment os tne va rupAc Fuhcuonafy VIZ presiues
oVef .ie " hise iiouse. sooA tne Hpei'y oh
the authoriy OF our sPec'ai private correspondence
WIN the v. L. ~, 10 announce sevefai weeks aeo'
that, SO iaf as washington oity y cohcerheu' y
"ouio De all right. we hne" ihat 1en' oass
was there, ana that Wiiat ne does hot hho" ABOUT
royal and arlstocfauc usases ana customs Is hoe
worth knowing at all. we knew that the BRUSH
Minister was there, ana #ouia see tha1 everything
went OIL pleasantly. But, above all, we knew tnat
the venerable Tycoon OF the hepubhc--the old
Public Functionary himself--was there, and would
see to it that the Prince was - put through" In
regular and royal style. Our assurances nave
been fully justified The Prince has had his visit
to Washington-he has dned and Wined with the
Q. ?. F,-he has rolled ten pins with the presiding
divinity of the White House-he has sailed down
the bright and beautiful Potomac, and danced
quadrilles innumerabe upon the deck Of the
steamer with some of Coumbia's fairest daughters.
In short, the Prince has had splendid time gene
rally in the Federal city We predicted that he
would, several weeks ago, and every jenkins in
his retinue comedies the fact,
From Washington to Richmond, and thence to
New York city, was the programme of travel, and
the Prince is now the guest of the great metro
polls. If he can escape the infiictions of the
official dignitaries who nfest that city, and who lay
violent hands upon every distinguished stranger,
from celebrated pugilist up to representative
Of royalty, he will be lucky Prince. We fear
that he will not--that the soyereigns of this
country, where everybody Is equal to the best, in
his own estimation, will as usual pursue him into
every house he enters, watch his every movement,
and raise everywhere an intolerable din about his
ears. These "sovereigns," perhaps, mean no
harm by this sort Of thing, and are only following
the usual American fashlon oil rendering homage
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