The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

proceeding while the committee we're ia such agouies OF
delight ibai they eoud hardly restrain hemseive fro
roHe cure exhibition OF their feeling The Prince OF
Wales, keeping safe dis,aoce from the animals,
tred himself with sdsong glances at the cattle and the
.Ansirfs ana FARO iew complimentary words In regard
c tne animals IN response 10 questions asked him by The
gsDilemtn OF the committee.
haze almost forgotten mention that the Prince
WELDON ed 10 the iar just before IA exhibition, by
Captain Harper the Pres d the Mechanical Associa
tion, who sad -
sir-Your Royal Hieness your Grace the Duke OF New
castle, and geLilemen all, welcome you 10 the fair
grounds and, believe me, consider II OF the hap
psst events Of my life that representative OF
socia,on can extend 70 you greeting and welcome on
Ro,h Prince ana the Duke replied In few words,
put into &c, form and phrase and which simply expressed
their qualification their reception their having
accepted the invitation TO be present aud what
t.0rA
a miniature levee Was then held, the Hon. Edward
Bates Mr. Barrett ,he founder Of the fair Col Fuier
and several other guished Assourabs being formal
" presented Ater this the party adjourned 70 lunch,
and werc bountfu!ly supp.ed with prairie chickens,
ocel journal says, 70 be indicative OF location
Amid renewed cheering the royal party then len the
by the manifestations which made their Journey
through the streets ooe continued ovation.
ADVERTISING
One OF Our smart showBen IN New York succeeded In
rigging up an advertisement to insult the Japanese
Princes during their visit 70 che metropolis and the nrst
insult u the Prime of Wales, intentional or uninten
tIona came from the came rage for advertising Some
over jealous vender Of "sneep Clothes" who,
even upon dy when business was
honor TO its guest could not sink the shop but must
attempt as bad been before tried n Chicago by pubca
tions IN the newspapers 10 get little business by
the aid Of the little Prince wagon, fancifuy de,ked
and supplied literally with oashiug sdversemeuts
eent after me caTsges OF the FRINGE and SUITE and fo
they drove, two buriesaue footmen, livery and 70
boots distributing haDdbis ~ they went This display
Kissed ali through the city ard II Is probable that
pfoat aGd ioss account viii ud the balance In regard
th1 operation rather against him.
Before returning to the hotel the party walked through
WESTERN ARr,
which bs just been opened, and which contains come
raj landscapes of prairie scenery by weimer, and
both the Prince and Dr. Ackand examined them
WIN, Win very great attention the latter comparing
visit to Dwight and the former soisciDg himself with
ing in pictures what he WAS most anxious 70 In rea
IT, for the couple OF days shooting ~ Dwight has ooly
made the Prince more DESTROYS 70 try his haac At buff
fao, and the vast far Western country for himself
Returning 10 the hotel the party were taken ou upon
he DAoony. oppoeite which great crowd had collected
TO witness the
rI-y1aY os s1xAx rrax xscSxs
This Was TO have BEEN arranged with theatrical effect
The IRE bells 10 ring the engines 70 dasa up the
fires TO be lighted, and the bremen TO play away
ea aS were y T Inc a par, o. tho
and the street the from the angncs
aid the iDsuneraSle odor from the cement with which the
stones were being LAID 10 par Of the street nade the
Princes position thing but agreeable After few
nents stay, from courtesy than from interest In
he dspay, he returned 10 his room which he did not
again quit during the evening although many invitations
70 cubs, theatres and concerts were presented to
him. The Duke Of Newcastle received . few OF
the members Of the Council In the parors and held
m conferences In regard to the future programme OF the
Princes movements
The suite displayed themselves In the parlors and Of
the theatres everywhere attracting marked attention and
couresy Late at night OF the city baadsthe best
he has beard eince he parted with that Of tie Canadian
Rfes--gsve fine serenade under the Princes window
but he did mot make his appearance
ST. louis certainly deserves great credit for the enter
tarment which provided for the Prince the
enthusiasm with which be everywhere received The
display at the Fair grounds wAs immense, the Duke Of
Newcastle observing that be had seen such sight
before and that II wonderful.
To morrow the Prince leaves for Cincinnati.