New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 81 1860.

"hurry up snd get 10 near the royal coach ~ posi-
be- Occssopa, bis ROYAL fIiohnees would favor the
crowd with a mos, gracious bow, hrd judging ron
tbs isty of the fair il apparent taey con-
sidsred-to slightly change tho phrsseolOgy-
One glance from ont his soul III eyes,
Were worth dozen or the hall shell"
As the royal party passed Csmofg.ns large nun,
aknowlfdged their recognition with numerous no1s
and cordial emies. The Prince driven through
ue principal streets, and was greeted all along WIN
gIest curiosity and enthusiasm. Meantime his bag
gaze, consisting Of several rough looking dry-goods
Dohes ana two empty trunks was conveyed 20 bis
quarters. Late las evening the repon generally pre-.
vleo mar the whole denomination gotten up by
several wigs, and that the Prince was no prince n.
all, but vag" "a Mr.. Weller would say. We shall
epdeavor TO ascertain the facts Of the case and Il the
report proves untrue, we shs issue an extra at OILS
p. S.-The following announcement. conc.rn;ns ,ba
arrival Of the Prince was posted about town yesterday
forenoon:
arrive Al Fast St Louis ~ " ""e' VIII
To render bis hit consistent with his wishes the following
l. fhe line Is required 70 he formed in East st. Louis at
T. On The moving Of the Princes suite carriages with ladies
h.ye the preference other conveysnOes tsking the
In the city the procession WIN pass up Walnut Fourth mp
Fourth WahDssD avenue up WshnsOn s S 70 ssys
where bis Royal Hshness viii dismiss the eofge at the Plant
The Prince not desiring give audience until Tuesday
count OF fatigue citizens requested 70 defer inroductons
BY order OF the Committee Of Reception
The prime mover IN the above enterprise s said TO
have been DIR. Bohannan individual who in former
years was celebrated in exploits Of this character, but
who of late owing to his Strengthened pecuniary cir
cusances has not been very conspicuous before the
community. he personased the Duke Of Newcastle
yesterday.
He Is a very eccentric man. and has previously per-
formed exploits like the above. He once passed him
sell of TO celebrated dancer the Mayor of the city,
and once persona.ed one of Kossuths suite.
Formerly the Doctor was frequently in the habit Of
" going on bender" On one occasion after pro-
traced spree" he got out of money and was unable
TO obtain either liquor or bread Passing by the Bart
ling House. which was formerly located on Third
street between Pine and Olive, he saw party In the
al hand. Noticing keg of black sand 10 the saloon
with the head partially stove in, the Doctor at once
laid hold Of it, made toward blazing fire, taking
in the meantime TO make known the fact that he had
keg of powder In bis hands He approached the baz-
ing en- bers and with wild and somewhat savage ex-
precision exclaimed Now Wen see who's afraid aud
& who has true comage;" and with that threw the
key into the fire. Instantly the saloon was vacated by
every living soul except the DOCTOR who quistly sat
down ard helped himself to lunch and drink while the
crowd outside were apxiousy aw ahng the anticipated
explosion. But no explosion took place, and one BY
one the frightened occupants Of the saloon struggled In
ard discovered the sell.
The Doctor was also in the habit Of dressing himself
as priest and circulating about towns intoxicated
condition. greatly to the scandal Of the priesthood. At
one time IN the occasion of a military parade the
Doctor bid bis head beneath an umbrella and in loud
voice gave the order to "hslt." The company in
stantly obeyed but at received marching orders
from the captain. The order TO halt was given
twice again and obeyed. The captain was nonpusssd,
but finally detected the from whence the order
came Numerous other incidents relating to the
trio Doctor might be enumerated but the above will
suffice for the present.