The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15

demonsuatons even though they might be proceeding
nom ascton oppose 70 tho return the royal
oofNgo % s1cn oceason the laughter would be much
he iouder, and he grave and reverend sgnors
prceeu, who're no trace OF fup under
ocnsry circumstances, could DO discovered ana who
would have been suspected OF appreciation
Of a joke, caught the coniagon, With a dawn
Ing Of ~ tho iudcrous, and relaxed
the rigidry 81 their risihio muscles ALL however was
done in good humos and jut for the fun Of tho thing
after the manaer genuine Go,namte crowd sim,
the Prr did appear for the best OF all ho
rad acce pied the Invitation OF ar Archibald the British
Lsul pstSse Of lunch with him, and Instead Of
turing direct the hotel himef aad quite hao turned
10 different direction tho hosptable mansion Of
that gentleman. and would return to the MOTEL TN
three o'cocs
Stll the crowd waited ami stil the jokes-some Of
them Of practical raure-wcnt round, and tho crowd
continued enjoy themselves amazingly after their
ashon Presently, however, fow Of the least inqaisi
tive aud enthusiastic considering that The Prince had
considerably ouisiaid the tme when he ought In
10 have appeared, anss he had gone ee be-
gan TO suspect that such the fact on
groups and by enc, many or HEM like Msster Rey-
nard IN the fable, declaring tn. OF waisng
Tor the Prince, who just ike any other man process
oil reasoning aud mode of action which tended mate
rally TO thin the streets OF spectators though is not
improbable that there rev who persistently
waited till the Prince ny made hs m
they would, perhaps, have done, though hs Royal
Highness had not arrived till ght, or dss Ugh, ne1,
day, for that matter.
What FASTENED the departure OF many Of the crowd,
probably, the boisterous Of day which
was breezy, wheezy, almost freely. The dus, bew In
Clouds aud the rees In the sere and yellow lear OF
advanced autumn shedding their leaves in =
ner which, with the intense chliness of tho day,
x.lt ~ 49,
ncaLt TO be mistaken. In fact old Boress, olus who
In charge Of the beio for the day seemed
have enlisted hands for service with that
full instrument who perfectly understood their business
On the whole, therefore, perhaps those who Left the
earliest were the the wsest Of the lot cspe ay such 40
not provided with overooats.
THE LUNCH AT THE BRITISH CoNSUL'S
RESIDENCE
When the Prince and party left Trinity church they
proceeded along Broadway Fourteenth street. AS the
members Of the various congregations At psrt
cusr time in the act Of leaving their respective churches
several persons waiting the Princes
the hotel, and be driving along rapidly
pas most Of them before taey could reach their homes
the appearance Of Broadway was very enlvenug espe-
cay when ii became known that the carriages contained
the royal visters.
BY the time tho carriages reached Union square the
crowd OF persons who had started In pursuit
pletely left behind. The Prince and his full suite,
including Lord HiDcncnbrooke, proceeded 10 tho
residence OF E. n Archibald, Esq, her Britain
mic Msjestys Consul In this city, No. lol Four
teenth street. where very suitable luncheon had been
prepared The Prince had stated his intention 70
cept the Inequalities Of any private individual and
therefore with regard 70 the official capacity Of Mr.
Archibald that the royal guest accepted the invitation 70
luncheon. Several lady guests werc present Mt the
entertainment Mrs. Archibald and her daughter the
who danced with the Prince at the baD also
present The following the Of the Official gen.
tlemen who invited and attended with their ladies':
Consul General Crawford.
Mrs Crawford and Miss Crawford
Mr.. and Mrs Busch.
Mr.. and Mrs Cunard.
Mr.. Consul Kortwright.
Mr.. Barclay.
Mr.. Vice Consul Edwards.
AZ the entertainment considered purely OH
cal this small number Of persons
Invited 70 be present tho OCCASION they being
officially connected with England and i.s government
GODS DEMOCRACY-HAN'S ROYALTY.
SERMON BY THE REV. Mr.. HARRIS, AT GREENE STREET
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev Mr. Harris, pastor OF the Greene street Methodist
Episcopal church. selected for his yesterday
Ing text from the First Epstle 70 John from which he
eliminated . discourse under the head Goods Dem era
cy-Mans Royaty"-susgos.ed by the visit The Prince
OF Wales Notwt Anding the inciesncy OF
the weather. the subject Of selection for the be-
hg previously announced the church Oiled by
tentve audience, who listened with deep the
Amer the preliminary services concluded,
Rev Mr.. HARRIS took bis sani 81 the preachers dock,
and opened his discourse BY reading the following tsx
third chapter and second Of the First Episte 70
John
Behold, now the sons Of God, and II doth not
yet appear what VIC shall be- but We know that when no
shan appear, We shall be like him for shai him
- he B
After explaining The meaning, given BY the
church 70 the words "chld OF God !" and the r.
iaton which deserving Of the title bore 70
the Great Father Of all, he continued, q fol-
lows,-Thu might they perceive the peculiar relation
which . believer bearr 70 God. "sop Of Cod demo
cratic royalty" for all may be and Joint with
Jesus Christ 70 throne nooupsble undecided and mat
fadesh not away. he would rather be Q child Of God
than his Royal ishncss Prince Of wales though the
ter the only prince In tho universe, and all
people paid him homage. There were some strong
contrasts, be raid, between earthly greatness
and heavenly greatness. Earthly greatness Vas
the result OF accident, heavenly greatness the
creation of worth-men made greatness and God madc
greatness very disc milu The former the dust
which the winds Of popularity blew together and formed
%h ever 'ne oss ns sa.pa.'g oaSa
moulding BY the plastic hand OF the Holy Ghost Trua
grca lies not 10 circumsanceshc accident Of birth
or fortune-bu In action. Bat yet they do
ride earthly monarchs because government not q
monarchy republican have been just y bed "
archlcal rulers aud our own country not without
alnt noxi0us weed would sii be noxioos whether II
grew IN republic or q monarchy. good republic
hettr than bad monarchy, and a god
nsrchy better than bad republic. There
rothrg hOrorabic IN boaEtng E0giand and ths uuted
states great AMI powerful, and each 10 ncedfu
n the prosperity and greatness % tho other A tho
beet % retd would srmetmss quarrel make their
quarrel up ngain with the signing OF the treaty u
rearc between tie two natl ALI snrOses ought
10 been OUred and this the less interests
religion, ana 10 many Instances blood relations render
a reciprocity almost necessary 10 their mutual
txisterce ssU, " has not GlsAys been 80; political
doctors both sdce have probed the I'D sorea
viii The Nnce's o. icaocsy. and tue rnentl0a n the
% Brltster used 70 rule the spirit. knlt
tbs bros and rour the temper with th11shts az