New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05
TIKI VISIT or THE PRINCE or Wales.
ROYALTY AND RABBLE.
sJAHlAIS JE NE T'OUBLiERAI."

Uncertain rumors, which fosted dnly through the
week to the effect that the Prince and his followers
mil possibly join in the cheap aud popular festival of
ast evening, rpcned yesterday into the positive
nouncement in placaros and i'll newspapers, that the
one dollar celebrstors and unrestricted dressers would
really be vouchsafed royal recognition. The streets
shone early with the bold and democratic declaration,
not in plain black and white for the occasion demanded
something more spirited but in bright blue and yellow
and red and green that at the Peoples Ball. admis-
zion one dollar and no restrictions as to DRESS the
Prince would unfailingly appear. This gave promise
of unbounded entertainment; for it was naturally
enough supposed tina; the excitement over evident
concession to popular feeling would bsve no limit. To
see a Prince surrounded by such unusual jewellers as
were fairly to be expected under the proposed condi
tions would of iteef be enjoyment and the num-
Der of those who determined to attend inactive spec
tators rather than as parcpators in the sports, was
very large
But although everything pointed to certain and
overwhelming albeit some what wild and extravagant
success, and although the only apprehension enter
tanned was that the crush would be ntolerble and the
crowd unmanagesble Il all turned out just nobody
could have foreseen, and, far ardent demonetra
tons were concerned in the most unsatisfactory man
ner The time of the Prince arrival was fixed at 10
ccck. At % clock the vast ballroom, lighted and
adorned AS before was still an aching void. The GAL
eIes were partly filed, but the pink floor was only
dotted here ard there with struggling groups, and
seemed to blush deeper tiuge than that Of Monday
night with sense of its unsheltsred nakedness, 1t
wac indeed, ayerred that the outside balconies
covered with pyrotechnic deYotees, who watched
therefrOm the brilliant exhibitions which blszed from
the reservoir hill and that the gardens filed with
romantic wanderers who mad forgotten their loyalty
in the attractions which they found beside them at
every turn. But these awaited little. The ballroom
remained scene of empty desolation aud the man
agtrs half resolved to dispatch s messenger 70
the Princes residence to bessech him 10 stay
away. That course wac, however, very
earnestly opposed by the more hopeful who ookejoJ2
fdently forward to speedy repetition, although fron
what source it was not clearly stated. Tie only
chance it vas decided lay nthe speedy s1mmOZirg Of
the loupgers in gallery aud balcony and the recalling
Of the moonlight HANDLERS OF the lawn. TIE sc yards
were forthwith dispatched on this erISni. Stewards
being Insufficient number end II some cases mex
pert srecia appointments 70 Tia; honorable ,-hoe were
made. For a few mcmerts tie room wss full CT
stewards Parties VINO nsver before sctsj ia Sc peer
arly delicate a capacity, isozei with ths .a;i1
badge and ribbon and cent forJ- Their 9cs! mISog1
Shall cay that the messenger Of t19 IhTu1er9- from
afar of was thus transforms "a into swcfoO,si Nsr
curry Shall say too, TIA; tie res11 0. h!s devoted
efforts were happy TO a maIyelOussai unexpected te
gree? 1t would be only simple jls-lo9. h-t get, a..
though an hours success was tls -s1 the teet.l.es
were after all ineZora6ls AT T-th:n shc:t tme he
sad ana orsary chaos came a2sl-. Il vas Ike ,hs
charge Of Ney al Wate-Ioo- lril.sct dss-I-g a-s-e
and nj inateiy fruitless.
As tue waywarj saesg cana focki-g l. ths Mayor,
always ready 20 obey the CO Of iuty, especsSy when
the call involves publicity, G1slsi i-tl tie ope1 space
aged calamity UpoE partner c01qUereI nsr hand,
snd led her smiling 10 TIE p-cn--s1t cs-.4r. Els VI
dsunted example inspired Others, #ho although not
SUSTAINED by The consciousness 0. sUo,t All
cooked IA, as that which ta4 EayOr enjoyed behaved
with equal iutIeIidity. cJ-p!s Of QEadrlles vera
formed. The banj aouncei it. -lyits.iC1. The Mayo.
and his confedeIatss sats1 a-i the bal was arao1el
Then, operations well begun The people soon hocked
In. OF the privilege 4 -essrc 70 dress Gb5-s ad7ar-
tage had Leer taken. There were TIE Oldest couEi1-
slngs Geutieus- l. full dress ws-e 2. -,- ri.,n1ar
soodto parties u Eve-y al regrie1
as superior bsnga ana every by vita Is-- &c Tas 1S
lowered hair was lCosei Cpo- az 3 social 1aus Theirs
were the palace and he lovel l-tdsi .ose.l5s-tle
howell certainly preJ0-i-a.1s. Tns,e vera yartlemsu
in overcosts and heavy slswls sut iat-s' Tsa.'ng
bonnet, and apro-s. tn p-s~ailEz fair. wis calico
The very bad tas-e il 3ttslpt3j per5O-t. sz-beIsL.
ments sbowed tha feg F-s-ch-7c assisted Bet With
all the biza7e surroundings All the s.t-ae locss1s's
Of the scene i was impossible TO detect ne lest sigu
Of disorder Everything ,Tss IS regular snt dscc-,ss
as a. the moro proper szi gCGshsi gathering II n-9s
sysci1 % before. kri wee tee Price entered the
box in the gallery 20 appointed d0u-. the e1s1rs
A. u was even uoIe gezs-I ed more vigorously sy
- Sc. slxr- C1I1.i
meur. and after re r112strafccs lad slbsi,j, so:
Quietly for al hour evident amused s1i g-itiisi with
r., lively .hf.;-z -lc.-rs 20 iii -5t descend AT
dance a. some haj ezgaC:st Of LIN and nissi it 10
difficult 10 zee Low be c,1I Lave lone 3d. n motley
a multNude Il. uiel. lavs won nav popularity, bit
/. would certainly have 800 a. tia expense Of tg1.y
as vel az comfor-aai . .5t.s Eighty Is not bad
thing I supross svez 6Sr pot1l1: young Prince
The crowds Dashed g-ii- through polka galo?s sad
waltzes aeys- stopping ioc tl3 qrsd5lLes -i-h'i
down upon the o-je- OF dances le3 tie Formation Of
regular sets should bet-sy 20 i-34sl-acy CT t-sr
numbers. There were e-,osstls. iio-t 900 ee--
sons preieut, who cCc1rsd sm0s, AZ -ctGi-g T. ths
enormous arena. TIE style OF ds-cilg was peculiarly
pronounced. TIE amour f ph7s.ta. sz3tl.n exee2det
would have gone tar % h-iit 2 -sw N,,'o-s Bridge
Tie spirits Of the crowd were ye,y contagious. ~
tie eveninz aiyd e. tie f1l.i,sslsj lockers o. i.om
the galleries and bslco1es axI1g their sareses
pulled of their gloves rUinpLsj their Leokiies, and
yrencbed their coats into 5ssoIta iwis. II OTier to
approxnse az nearly as poss;bs 20 tas popular stand
and Of exterior and joined uuIess-yedy Il the eI5'
ing whrl. Until thu Prince 1859 to take leave, the
dances ere pushed Oh with force sud ire Bu; when
be retired, society g. more composed. ani sl3o
araciously wi.adIew, leaving Only Iie isor' 5ehui'
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