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

1tl al this ; - Gn,ia.
Al - Hsse was repaired, and reacne.
o'e o'ci OK th,s uorning. A special
e'"'0f "An ME y se. instrument journeyed with the
ain, and ir.nedla.eiy tees aphed information Oh
de.y 10 al along the roate, al > ossae'
bis prcc.ation pilot engine seat on 10 adsIh
md nag and lantern men stationed At Intervals q
nile.
A PRINCE AND SKILL
Information in regard the change IN TIE pltncs's
prog ramme was Keyed to the people Of hs various
villages along the route, and al ovegy citation
crowds turned out upon the arrival of the reg llar
train. After few Of these gatherings were passed
perception OF opportunity for sell upon the
mind of an acute w,sterper The brasemen di
rectsd 70 refer the anxious nquires to the rear car
young man IN Ugh, coat undertook to play the Prince,
and put his head out of the wIndo~ in spe OF the
rules Of the railroad company, and q large man, with
flaming vhiskers transformed into the Duke OF
Newcastle by the application of a 70 his Shoulders
and the command, "Git up, Sir Duke" all Of which
evir ced Knowledge Of the forms and ceremonies
incident TO the creation OF q duke, WHOA may wei
cause fear that our people are becoming nun,
may hrst Understand and then initiate. my Latin al
been ready my pau otism, would have commen.d
the above agraph as Eless did his story ny nor
The ''seD" beog arranged and rehea sod, IL
repeated every station The crowds eagerly inquired
s this the special trarY Which car is ne Priuces9i
Rear car, sang out the coored brakeman, resr car"
echoed the passengers; away rushed The crowa; out
popped head The collar Of the shle coat, the red
whsksrs shone from auo,he- window lhree cheers for
the little Prince" and the crowd shouted the train
moved off, The Gear aoss sunmoniug up their courage
and onoet sing their crinoLe, rushed forward waved
their bandkerchs their useless bouqu sts aud each
nsRin.d that the Prince had bowed 10 her solely and
sirgulary Even at lit country stations, where the
regular trains Go not top regularly and where there
expectation that the royal train would even GLOW la
dies and gentlemen were coected-some on foot, some 10
carrageto cheer the Prince aud here the enthu
siasm seemed most hearty and genial
The streets through which the train passed before
reach the depot lined with people, and here aad
there oonhres were lighted Al the depot
great . sGsd was ,ns I'll
hearty cheers were given ss it appeared in sight
Great DISAPPOINTMENT manifested when the people
notices, posted about tho hoels that the Prince
would not arrive until two A. NJ Tho cncers for The
and "Bell;o and the companies Of Wide Awakes which
had under the Alse pretence Of escortng the
Hon somebody, or Nobody 70 the depot but really to be
by the Prince deled mourrfuy towards the upper
part Of the city, the amusing itself by shouting all
sorts jokes alter the disappointed lantern bearers Eve
ry Western considers his bounden duty 70 get
many words into minute he possibly can, aud conse
quenty avoids long words, a. the foes, and ab
ed fellow eieyasips his arm and showing bssx his hat
'Rather ride in fat boat than dugout," sang out
Wide Awake. "You're Wide awake, cause you fellows
gers Hool R, for Abe p aae sin sSe toll n that
Beip' "wby don't you Wide ~akes make some roise'
way, the company left the depo, and, after lingering
around the hotel for some time, disappeared.
TIE PRIsCEs PROGRESS.
Meanwhile the royal party having fairly started
on their Journey without stoppage and whou
accident Across Illinois, with It's long reaches Of level
prairie, is smiling fields, its neat little villages, its bits
Of woodland with log cabins picturesquey placed here
and there the train shot rapidly through the bright
thiLe Across Indiana with its rolling country, its
beautiful little rivers its forests opening here and there
into cleared lands the stumps forest trees et dottng
the fertile fields large almost reaching rank
Of Cities It's white river running placcly between It's
high, green banks ana rejecting upon its smooth waters
tho sores Of the sunsct Before the confines OF Onto
reached the lat soft light had faded from the sky
and the pale moon shed her spIendors upon the land
scspe. Then came olo, It's fertile lowIaads running
down 10 the river which binds together with sill
very band the level Ohio shores and the hills Of old
Kentucky rsing fhadowy through the night mist. The
BEGAN u ana be
completion Of their long journey which would have oeco
monotonous but for the ever varying and diversified
scenery As the train hurried by every station without
tlackening its spees, the few persons who
the lockout cheered the Prince and the long lines of flag
and lantern stationed along she route made the pro
gIess a eoriipced ovation.
PROM WEST FAST
u IVES weu arranged that the Prince should travel
through the airy from the West 10 the East HsTng
proceeded far West would permit and finding
Ina, our civilization syn stretches before him. he
bis face towards the Eist, ans traces, IL we're our
progress ard develops through its various stages
ROM IL inception 10 It's completion This Is the usua
The wide prairie the og CAB rs thu half cleared lans
The clutter o. little village the fertile and better
.rsaied lcloe TIC hetr towrs pas one by one before
him. Then come the Manufactures At fret limited and
singular then The ciss and then last and greatest q all
,ur metropolis II as the party had witnessed
gam the eratral rise Of country tracing through
very stage the motives ard the Of devoiope
ment and thcir influence upon the aud customs
0i our people IN tue far Vest they newly arrived
fmgrans wTestng fubs stan O. by hard labor iast A.
The rSt emRrGnis did years ago, and they approach
New YORK they nnd emg ANTS rich, independent, after
4 NlV inf IA Nf Ih oh Ia NF..fl asN
oepihle charge Ia their fortunes at home In i
no possible way could the erirce have been
zee the Influence o. our government upon the people,
in city, town ard country and 70 form idea Of
toe power resources Importance enterprise and future
greatness q the United S,ates.
CINCINNATI
Tie royal tran shot swiftly BY the rafs All la.5oats
whih fringe the shore Of the Ohio psed the smo Mer
ing bouhrss lighted In honor Of the Pruee and catered
the depot, where but lev portions collected with.
ont tey the Prince ard his party cn ered their carriages
and croso rapidly the Burnett House. where splendid
rooms hkd beu reserved for them News OF the Princes
rrival having besn circulated. crowd Of about hun.
rcd persons assembled at the hotel cheerei him az
be approached, and about tie sane number collected
inside % him TSss up the stairs To avoid the rush
the royal party went up the back stairway and quietly
tcek possession 81 their apartments me crowd cheered
and cheered examined the few par sells u royal baggage
WHICH We're brought IN, aud followed the Princes servants
great cuTiotuos. Dinner was served immediately ana
soon alter The Prince retired.
MOVEMENTS TO-DAY.
~ zen O'Clock yesterday morning the Mayor, r. "
sRhor, bq called upon the prisce aud foun. him sll
lasi asleep, exhausted by fatigue The Prince must sec
Pcsopos, however, and so he reused up ate bresk
last and was ready . art at eleven O'Clock The croxd
abost ne hotel vas iumensc, and the cheering was
most tnthusAsiic. Tie Prince wAs droe,ed n his
ordinary srsy IaEis bloc coat and white hat au locked
as the people declared, decidedly sesdy Eviceny he Il
rcseryrg his cop = toilte for New York Tor IN ths
new clothes puithated for him at Hamilton have re
NAMED unused thus FAR. The hroug upon both sides ~
the succt msirtAiued perfect order bot n rnsbe ~
boys ard men ran after the carriage, climbed urur
the back aad vhtels. and, foilcd in shaking The
lrinces hand, insisted upon taking hold N his
knees he party we're driven through tie ptinelnal
streets o. tne CITY, and lhen visited The odor6gs
lorun Nhtrc hcfs arc Killed and packed sEd where the
sireng and variety Al efloEt-sortunaftly unsnocess
inNhs mace u tdacc The party Inspect ore IN theae
'rablttmths The frlree then taken n tba ut,le
vhAee q CNhon, where he was driven through ths
sivu1es y ht x boef very aeallny private sentIc
AZ Nhetc feeiecnce tie larty Afterwards re
fAied - a. elegaut lunch great humber n ne,nia