The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13

around the man, and before be could do anysAiag 70
wards Erecting his escape . policeman had him IN
charge bis arrest made by officer Rhodes u the
Eighteenth precinct, who removed hio 10 tho stasou-
house In Twenty second street. wathor he escorted
BY huge mob yeing and shouting, heos q aud kissing
IN the most boiserous There wero cries
Of "lynch him. AID others u let hn co." and thai
be would shoot him; bat Ia WAS finally safely shut
up In the ssa,soshouse Here he sta.ed that he
Is sailor, belonging 70 tho river boat
Santa Claus, ing at Gseenpont williamsburg; tha
be gee the fellow all The sensible democrats
Of New York rushing 70 see and that he was 10
termiped show him what he thought Of aristocraS
he gave his Edward MORGAN, and stated that he
was native Of England He is man Of about nve sees
seven inches in height, light compexoned, AM hA1 Sne
appearance Of plumber tnsmtta, ma ihinst, or
something In that line rather that Of sailor ~
taken before Justice Connolly, who, after hear
pg the CASE discharged the offender with reprnsnd.
In This the Justice acted very unsdvsedy, - vas BY
prudent 70 discharge dangerous character,
who Is considered naniscsl, and who had threatened
70 shoot the Prince Of Wales. The police say that Nor
can lhad q wild look about him, and talked like mons
maniac.
STATEMENT or AN EYE WITNESS.
Mr.. Z +. Woodward, Of No. Hoyt street, Breoklyn,
that he present the oocaeon OF The alleged
attempt assault the Prince In the vicinity Of the Fth
Avenue Hotel and having read the accounts pubiished
in the evening papers Of Friday, he pronoanoes
them wholly 1t variance with the facts ~ they
TRANSFERRED He occupied position the corner Of
Fifth avenue and Twenty third street. near the curb;
there large crowd 10 his rear but not uncomfota
bly, all awaiting the appearance Of the Prince - he
proceeded route from his hotel 70 the Central Park He
bad waited there but asew minutes when the royal party
In carriages out Twenty third street, when
turning into Fsh avenue, and while the spectators
exchanging situations with the Prince excited ndi
vsdna, In the rear Of Mr.. Woodward, made
q hottie demonstration with his INST, At the same
time calculating something which those standing
him interpreted into threats OF hostility TO his Royal
Hiehuem Mr.. Woodward Immediately caused the arrest
Of the offender, who taken to the Jefferson Market
Police Court Mr. Woodward states emphaticaly that the
Prince did not the beeeren demonstrations referred
TO- did be hear any such language has been inpu
I'd TO the offender published in last evenings papers
After the fellow was arrested there unusual ex
element, any threats made Of ynching, hang
Ing or shooting this impromptu offender
THE PRINCES VISIT TO THE UNIVERSITY.
The honor Of tho rst visit Of tho round Of such which
the Prince may feel his pleasure make during his
short soourn in this city has, perhaps properly enough
fallen 70 the University rather TO the principals Of that
institution In noticing the fact, II may be sddcd that
such preference due TO the character OF the inst
tuition educational establish ment from the young
Prince, whose father since he began TO take pub
lie interest In the Affairs OF England, has shown
himself the friend and patron Of learning, a.
well as OF the srts and sciences, and all kindred
pursutSo Of like character and who has been ever
most In promoting and sustaining every movement In
tended for the moral and Intellectual advancement OF the
English people In accepting the invitation Of the Chan
celor and principals Of the University 70 visit their inst
tntion and to accept Of address be presented BY
them, the young Prince was, doubt reminded Of the
occasion when while yet boy, he witnessed the mpos
Ing ceremony of the installation Of his father Chan.
celor Of the ancient University Of Oxford the face
be true index Of the heart-as II always IL while
the heart yet youDg and guileless-thcn, indeei,
did the Prince perform his part In the
little act got up for the occasion yesterday.
large party Of ladies' specially invited 70 the
Prince, and oil gentlemen applicants for admission
officers Of the Institution strictly excluded, aud
long before the hour set forth the notes Of invitation
ten oclockthe chapel OF the institution was toi ally
30 far the word can be properly s2plied
where hoops and CRU oline in question, by
pectant crowd Of the fair wves daughters and OF
ali and every-the superiors. oficen, ssudents no.
Tho chapel vas entirely devoid Of any extra wns-
meDtaton or adornment But, indeed, II needed aoue
beyond what was Afforded by the lovely occupants OF
pews and seats and every inch Of standing wshn
the walls. Such waving OF feathers and nuterins
ribbons and motion Of flowers and rus.Ing OF silks and
agitation Of Ans never BEFORE within the
sacred walls Of The University chapel To speak Of the
ense excitement which pervaded the fair breasts all
would be task indeed and therefore will lave
hem beating with what internally they may - ney l
AWAIT the coming OF the Prince, while We L
ooncrde notice Of the interior Of the /
chapel. Sunny and bright ~ the morning w1 The /
ras burning In the lamps, needcssy indeed, and
taply detracng from the religious associations Of tho
place No dim religious light there, ba. through he
high and windows the sun poured unbrosen
streams Of light, which, striking the large staI,ed
window At the back Of the das reflected In varied hes
which rested here and there through the building tho
borrowed light. while the ladies, with what patience uey
could muster awaited thc evenstu moment which 70
usher 70 their presence young heir Esgands brad
realm. Doaworth's band dhooursed most iagubrpus
music. whether 10 the unaccustoued
air Of the place which affected the instrumens or
whether the same affected the musicisns,
certain Il "a taai Dodworth's music was operating
a. damper upon all, suddenly student rushec In
and, waving short baton adorned with blue ribbons, In
tin atod 70 all
THE ARRIVAL or TUE FRINGE.
IL quarter 10 eleven when tho Prince and siite
shed from their carriages and entered the building.
Al this time immense crowd had gathered, filing up
The breadth Of the street for considerable distance
rilhr side of the building A clear way reality
made fer the carriages 70 pass through md, |
lboush the crowd prcssed forward Immediately /
Afier 10 get . close view Of tho Prince, yet /
their behavior marked with the utmost rcs,cot
md difference for their ciys young and royal grest
within the the students IN academic costsme'
we're lined In double Hes stretching scross the narrow
along baustrades and through the coriior 70
he chapel door, Al the Prince advanced the Students
-cspcctf0y saluted him by upcovering their beads,
put no other demonstration whatever was maie Tue
being under the suporntendencc OF PRO
eor weegewOod, this gentleman insisted upon this
icr being observed order 10 guard agsDs, noisy
nanl'cstaton from the more mercuria OF the papis
At tho head Of the marble staircase tho Prince was re-