The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20


and silver table service and axipgs match
Ia provided. The depot 10 dressed without with Asgs
and numerous ransparences representing inevitable
Grand Trunk Victoria bridge
Free passes plentiful In June and corse-
quenty the Canadians viii BIO aad in great numbers
OUR BOSTON CORRESPONDENCE
BosTos, Oct. IT, 1890
The Arrtrol al and Departure from ABdny-P Progress In
Rosae-TAe Grand Reception at Bosos-An Immense
Cro.pd-The Military Duplay-7ne illuminated Parade-
TAe Royal Qudrers-The Hotels, dc.
From Albany the hin to Albany n the water side,
and thence across the Hudson 70 Western Railway
station the Prince and party proceeded this morning
under escort Of cavalry and Infantry fragment Of
the crowd which had gathered In front Of the Congress
Hall them In an irregular troop, and the line
OF procession margned with spectators, who cheered
and waved their hats and handkerchies in kind fare
well.
The Mayor and other authorities took leave OF Veto
rar son and st quarter to O'Clock the royal train
and the stAte car, which was beautifully embellshed
moved away amid The accamatiors Of those assembled
Thus ended another OF ovations which have lent
us,re 10 the New World Journey Of Aber. Edward the
beloved Away sped the locomotive, through valley, over
hill pact mirror like water and woodland, towards Bos
ton The stay Springfield where the train arrived At
twenty minutes past twelve limited to i've minutes
nevertheless two colonies the local army entered the
royal car and presenting the letter Of Introduction from
of Massachusetts, TO Lord Lyons, welcomed
the Prince 10 the state and Afterwards accompanied him
70 Boston The multitude ~ the station Including the
Mayor, enthusiastic in their cheers, and IT
to them Of extreme regret that his Roya High
ade 10 ebort stay.
Luncheon served train after this, and
members Of the Boston press who had board al
the latter station, were visible.
when Long ~ood WAS reached The train stopped the
Cottage Farm station OF the Boston and Worcester Rail-
road three miies from the city. here the royal party
joined by the Mayor Of Boston and the city govern
ment There a detachment of police present TO pre-
serve order aud these headed the procession when II
started On its way to the city.
ARRIVAL AT BOSTON.
Over the mdam there poured a crowd OF thirty thou
rand which, however, quickly thnned leaving only the
respectable portion to witness the cortege Il passed
by. Everett, Winthrop and Lawren among the
number the epot
The carriages Of the Prince and suite moved forward
under escort of the First battalion Of Light Dragons,
consisting Of than two hundred men, the ladies
waving their handkerchefs In half frantic state OF
element and joining in chorus with the men, TO whsh
the Prince responded BY rasDg his hat add bo.iug TO
the crowd. "God the Queen" being meanwhile
played by the band.
HIS Roy al Highncss was in his usual travelling dress,
pnd we're wtared appearance
In the drst age were the Prince the Mayor and
Lord Lyons The Duke ard other members OF the suite
and corporation followed in separate carriages
Although the procession moved forward at q quarter
10 four much past i've before II reached Bow
dom square was aston 10 zoe the well dressed and
evidently polite people tina, lined tho streets especially
through Iongwo he revives my recoec,ions Of
st Heena) and pleased TO see the fraerna interest hsy
manifested In behalf Of the future King Of England.
TIE ESTHusIAss AND DISPLAY
Here be Isl Hurrahl was an slmcst pcessant cry, as
tie Princes carriage came within view
Babies and old women, bushing and blooming girls
and gray haired men, we're alike mingled In the mass
but al united n 'he one grand senslmen. Of welcome to
The bright eyes Of fair women beamed from thousand
windows, and over the five miles Of the lice OF route
their presence graced the way,
may live long but shai again ouch series
OF oyaons have done since the arrival Of the Prince
Of wales al Halifax 10 the present time and Of which
this nearly last would not have missed the sic
OF them for any money and yet am no worshpper ofa
throne
Mile alter mile the gray OF the infantry and the
blue and white Of the National Lanccrs frightened the
procession towards the Revere House.
the people OF New York and wherever else the Prince
has raised through know enough OF thehracer OF hese
boundefsy Cordial receptions TO dispense with my de-
serptiens, which would be but gmmer compared with
AZ Iengwood bridge the crowd grew denser and car.
riaess ard horses almost blocked the way, while the
were populated with grown men and small boys
who had about the beet view OF ALL besides INDUCING
the pa,tme Of punderiug The ample trees o. their frnit
The procession quiokened It's pace as advanced and
the crowd OF followers quckened theirs also 10 the tune
Of passing plandiis.
On went the cavacade through the main street
a Roxbory, the enthusiasm iucreased, and thou
yauds uf handkerchiefs waved BY female bands kept
time 20 the cheers Of the men. There WAS
fnow storm Of cambrcs, thunder OF applause but the
latter only rem, the air al intervals There were mo-
menu when the Prince moved by almost amid
silence But moments not hours, and Is these that
MAKE the ..@msm sosm The wilma asas Of such an
aud 70 Il all nay cry Excelsior but in like else
where unreachable.
neck INTO the dignity Of history enough to say that
all eager and that nearly all saw Flags waved be.
fore heir eyes and the scene was one Of the most 10
Al ms Rrvxsr Horn
Past the state House and the Common the csvalcade
dragged rs slow gn along for here the pace sackened
and so TO the Revere House, the multitude becoming
vas,er the hotel reached The crowd here 80
door, out upon the balcony and acknowledged
their cheers, the greatest excitement and most
intense enthusiasm, venting itself In cheers, mean.
while prevailing. After this some presentations
took place, including Mr. Everett, and thea the party
remained IN quiet M eight r when dinner was
served Kossuih aud Jenny Lind respectively proiaced
excitement In Boston, but nothing ,ccn cqaal
Y We present event a is highly Respectable presaes,
which are nevertheless sad 70 have IL c.t ave distinct
smells
10 the evening me grand procession Of the Bel ard
Everett Party took place aUa Kept ~ the excitement 70
boiling point u was called, believe,
Az ''rtrMISsrKp raRArs
ard orchghi proccsso 81 the constitutional Unou party
of Nar achrsets uauguraied by the state Central Com
mlttccM For two hours ~ the procession started ia
gathered spd came together IKE toe pieces IN puzzle
came nom al wares and all directions and formed the
Common, their red shoulder .carfs rvirg them snowy
appearance IN the glare amid the darkness.
tag Them form, sa~ thCm march, saw them PASS
ne Revere House while BE Roya Hghress forward
y wtrtss The ragtantry r. The nocturnal Bells
ttkied bells rcs0uudsd Ike church kucs rockets ees
crmfcn shis exricded sunfowsriSe, cheers ssoci on
o. Mry and Inc sttcrng ustrous eieanng PROCESSION
marched is way club ocecdlng cob, Cor more than
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