The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17

take ground upon the Common ps right Of he First bri
gade restng upon Beacon street. nall op oosite the state
Second brigade resting on Charles street mall, with the
extreme left on the corner OF Boylston street Company
or a nis' D. nh o. n are
o'clock Inc independent company ofCadets nrst DIVISION
are detailed or special duty n the State House at half past
eleven o'clock AT past twelve O'Clock Col Reed Of the
Governors STAFF win wait upon the rince ct the Revere
House. and accompany him TO the State House. where be
VIII De received oy Governor Banks; and after stopping
few minutes, the reviewing party win mount, and,
under escort Of the Cadets and Lnce proceed 70 the
Common The troops win march in review, common
have all the troops march through the streets
The following s the route agreed upon but may be
pgon TO state state 70 Commercial Commercial 70 south
Market, north side FAneu Hall Dock square, Washington
street to Court Court to fremont, fremont TO Beacon
The military will then be dismissed, and the Prince
viii be the guest OF the Governor for short time the
State House. Alta quarter before FIVE O'Clock the Co
and Prince with their suites will take carriages
and ride to the Music Hall Neither the Prince the Co
vernon win their uniforms at the Musical Festival,
although the gentlemen Of the suite undoubtedly will
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, under
the command Of General John Tyler viii act escort
10 the city government, the Executive Council and the
valuation Committee receiving them at City Hall and
corting them 70 the Common to witness the review.
IHR SCHOOL FESTIVAL
The performances at the Music Hall will consist Of sing
ing by twelve hundred children OF the public schools and
orchestral nterutes By band Of sixty muecians The
children viii occupy semcrcular tier Of seats at the
front Of them The Prince the Mayor the Governor AMI
other civil dignitaries will occupy platform little back
music see the children and the audience TO the best
advantage, but where the whole audience will also have
GOOD opportunity Of looking upon tho Prince The pro-
gramme Ia arranged to exactly hour Of tme
and 30 thorough have been the arsas upon IT, under
the excellent charge Of Dr. Upham, that complete
Gees may be expected The hall viii be tastefoy deco.
rated by Aessrs Shutz Roethe. The upper balcony
has been reserved for female teachers In the public
schools the lower balcony win be entirely devoted 70 the
NJ laIta
tations and gentlemen win be admitted the floor only.
The festival viii be over at six O'Clock.
The details Of the grand bali Al the Boston theatre in
the evening have been mostly given heretofore. The
decorations have been prepared In the most superb man
ner The Melodeon has been obtained for the supper
room, and opening from the theatre fifteen feet wide
has been made The supper is to be prepared by j. B.
Smith, who receives IS 900 for IT, The upper saloons
and eptresoe OF the theatre will be used duDpg the
evening for retiring rooms where ices and coffee will be
served Ars. Gov. Banks has, we understand declined
young lady in this city. descendant Of English noble
man Of high rank who has been presented at court has
The demand for tickets IL not consned TO Boston, or
New England even The proceeds OF the sales yester.
day amounted TO ~ coo We requested 10 state that
the sale Of tickets will be closed at Ave O'Clock this after
On Friday the Prince win Wait, in somewhat private
way, Cambridge the colleges and Mount Auburn, and
perhaps other places in the vicinity but no complete
rapgements have been made for this day. and
be made until the royal party arrives.
THE ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON AT PORT
LAND.
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 16, 1850.
The Royal squadron, consisting OF the Hero Ariadne
and Flying Fish, up 1t half past nine this morning,
and anchored In the inner harbor.
BALL TO THE ROYAL SQUADRON.
The citizens OF Portland unable for want OF opportu.
nifty to give the Prince Of Wales ball. to tender the
officers Of the British royal squadron ball at the City
ing citizens figure Reters up affair Ten dollars
win be the price Of the ticket female Portland s now
In nervous state Of preparation for the interesting
There are several gay and gallant gentlemen among the
officers
THE PRINCES VISIT TO WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct 10. 1890
The misrepresentation by republican scribbers Of the
reception given 10 the Prince Richmond treated by
the Duke OF Newcastle and Lord Lyons the
slough OF polluted partssnship. The Prince and his
suite regretted that they could not 90 farther South.
Lord Napier visited during his mission some OF the
BILE plantations James river, where there Is strong
resemblance tohe best style OF the baronia life Of Old
England and specially recommended TO the royal party
not 70 pass them II her Majesty could anti
cpated that the Prince would have met with 1.-THE Of
the honors and friendliness that have attended
his tour In the United States, . much longer
time would have been prescribed and visit 10 New Or
leans and other principal cities OF the South well a. 10
the plantations Of the great andhoders would have been
included in the programme.
Some persons, the etiquette Of courts
do not understand why the diplomatic corps near this 20
vernment were not more denonstrative towards the
Prince Of Wales. They would gladly have entertained
him and his SUITE but besides se fact that Prince
travelling private gentleman they did not think
good taste TO interfere with the ovation OF the Amer
can people. Notwithstanding this retcence the Prince
WAS BY means ignored by the young ladies' Of the 70
reign legations, 70 OF the lovccst OF whom he re
marked ally, "They made dance with the old chaps
THE BALL AT THE ACADEMY
Among the ofcer Of the United States navy present
at the grand ball on Friday evening were Commodore
Breeee, Capt Ward, Capt fennock, Paymassf Blocker
Lieut. Aling Lieut. Bankhead and Lieut. Perry.
THE PRINCE or WALES AND THE AMITY
HOSE COMPANY.
The members Of Amity Hose Company, who pride
having the finest hose carriage the city
have been specially honored by the Prince Of Wales IL
appears that the 18th instant the day before the
splendid parade Of the nremcn the gallant fellows attach
ed 70 Amy Hosc addressed the following note Baron
Renrew, inviting him 70 examine their carriage
AsrrY Hosx. IS,
l. AsrrY sTRxSr, Oct. H. so0
BARON RsSrnrw,-Hon. Sir-The members OF Amity
Hose Company, No S. thinking you might be interested
10 the volunteer Fire Department, Of New YORK would be
pleased to have yourself and suite visit their house al
time you may select and inspect the apparatus used
by the company. Very respectfully.
ANTY HosF COMPANY.
MAJOR General Bruce responded behalf Of The Prince
In the following brief note
Major General Bruce directed 10 inform the members
Of Amity Hose Company that owing 70 other engage.
minis Baron Renirew " unable 70 comply with their
Dbisrg invitation 10 inspect the apparatus used by the
company s1~~.~S~~ss~
4 Royal CoAis
Of Arms
and mottos
>'ich Dien.'s
FHTH AyrSrr Horn, Get 10, 1880
We arc informed that the members Of Amty bose In
emo 10 have copy Of their invitation and the ori
FINAL letter Of cecnation the request Of the
Prince, handsomely framed and ucSured 10 a. mo.
nsuio Of the royal visit