The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

Anything more cid, formal and funeraal could
wy eH a Sy n's."su rue s%cers' smsar.ssssd
Al here, naked .ush thu asurss asstat'osly ana
nss@e ss pssace appeared i'll - esse sou,n On usrs
what 70 "a with hs sAnls, and maoe several sSxwass
DID, .ts group collected around he dancers " 49,"
tic PtIce's movements, and there sas 10 conVe's~n
20 ti,s no jolty At the close OF the tedious qua
,b~ p,rc escorted his partre her husband aad tnen
eeeusd nore Than ever, twesdling h's thups -
lessy before him. standing 10 his usual napner WIN
n 8 h, adj bowed az If With the weight OF his future
... ~
Grss sheck Washington belle and Inc daughter ~ AZ
exM being the irioces partner The les1er Of TIE
hsno called ont the ngares aad this relieved the
o. ope did help Prince. who loo<ed wonder
ipsl, the individual Who shouted out forward two
AID couldn't the III. OF him. imagine what u vas all
about The ladies him Immensely aud seemed
10 estingut h hun platei..
M, auaariIe being over Mis- Hilton was introduced
10 The Prince Too ban struck up waltz but Miss Hilton
waltz, ana the Prnce reasioe 70 take another
Iarner waved until the next quadrie, which ne danced
WIN Mrs taylor, OF Newport, Kentucky there being
many Ks present Durpg this dance the Prince
recovered himself what, but sill seemed osefc)ms
wib the vebemence with which The leader shouted ous
IT, agures Universal remark was excited py tue per
sIsrnee viii which Canadian gsn'.sm . N
dance, 10 the finale, 70 he exclusion
OF Aaercaps woo very oesrous 10 dance with The
Prime
In he next quadrille An American couple stationed
The msfvts 70 dance ~th tha friace and Hiss
Beln A'Greeor, Of a.. Auburn Up 70 TINS the tae
ger the FrLces suite had taken this position,
and the Prince 70 OF these gentlemen,
who fret dd take The hut out after marched
with his partner, aud placed nnsef directly Ia front
o. the AMERICAN couple, ~ho ~sTe obliged 70 retire Tue
lsst dGuce-tne Ian ers-the Prince danced with Miss
Hron mo the calling Of figures WAS omitted S,ne life
had been Infused The PARTY by this time, and oon
The Prince aho the COMPANY generally seemed " enjoy
the sasir highly Tnere supper, ho~ever, ana ..
eleven the Prince aud saite left cheerct by the
crowtas usual.
altogether tSe recept,o tbonsh not exactly Success
was anything but a TAI ure rae ice must be orok.
WhrYe n PR mi npfa
frs exp rsnce Be had 1t here, and Of course IT vas
pu, so eroy able as be Porkopoans might have Wished
He will be IN better spirits by and aud will appear
al The ce,er At The great New York ball for hs nrst
Trial
THE PRINCE CHURCH
This morning the Prince staendei church 10 s. Johns
Cathedral the venerable Bishop AcIvsus delivering the
rmon About three hundred peraons were collected
about the church door, and tn avoid any Demonstration
upon the sabbath the prncs party conducted INTO
the church by the yesry door. Tue church vas well
6l.o but rot crowded, persons being admitted but
pea and their friends There unusual dis
play Of curiosity except . litt. whispering and tip toe
pg eng the ladies' for tns royal party were seated IN
front pews aud IL required but little efot To see
them All seemed xiousy rxpecticg rome demonstration
upon the part Of the clergy and some reference to the
Price, but came except tn II the minister who read
ID, pray ers inserted woIos te Queen Of Great
Britain, after the president Of the United States, IN
the formal and beautiful supplcatou for those In au
tbority.
The In the reading from the Psalms, beginuing
Put not your trust in princes revived curiosity, but
wing nothing else To iced upon IL dropped and Ian
gushed The Prince and his lu trous attendants read
and sarg the service Ike ordinary people, snd, we
doubt not, with more than ordinary feeling Gen.
Bruce the only person VINO Knelt ~ pray
err. As far - the audience was concerned, nothing
could dgufet and decoro1s. and this is worthy
Of notice. not because this unusual IN the Ststes but
because AL through Canada the church has been made
n exhibition ROOM aad every thing devotional has been
forgotten the intense curiosity TO see the Prince The
contrast YVES - pie asan, rs IL was marked.
Bishop MclvAnes SCI moo WAS twice interrupted BY
shouts running outside the church False ala ms Of
FIRE were started: hose vas drawn through the
streets Cling s bells and drowning the SPEAKERS voice
The The ninth and tenth verses " the seventh
great multitude which man could number, OF oil ma
tons kndreds peoples and tongues stood before
the throne and before the Lamb, clothed with white
robes and palms In their hands aud cried, with loud
voice. sayng, Salvation 70 our God which 81 teth upon
the throne aud unto the Lamb
There nothing either 10 the text or the sermon
which, drecty or indirectly! could be made 70 apply 70
the Prince, 10 give any indication OF Bsnop Nell
vaDes knowledge thai be preaching 70 the
Prince of Wales The sermon was . moet ordinary
Que, OF 10 general interest, aud would not be read
Bishops epe delivery. lie dered first the mul.
ttude the significance of their posture and posi-
ton and then the p,cal meaning Of the palm and white
robes, concluding with an exhortaton 10 prepare for
Heaven The sermon con GUIDED, "Wno shall not be
theng Who shall have for their Inheritance eternal In
expressble wot Who shall say tho harvest IL passed.
the summer is ended AID are not saved, but lost
lofeyoIFD
The congregation waited patiently for the Prince TO
leave the church before they crowded the asles but
alter great deal Of running backward and forward
the para 81 The Uslers The Prince and his party shook
haros with the venerable Bishop and withdrew BY tae
side door.
To Gay Nr roorc Of Portland has been arranging the
details ~ the Princes visit TO that city with the Duke OF
Ne seasc Tie Prince Is 10 remain but day, cee
bfaton Is 10 be given and the ships 10 sail imne
5i&tt ly
To night the royal party attend Christ church. aud
omorIow leave at seven A. N. for Pittsburg