Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04
The News.

The Prince OF Wales and suite lefl st.
Louis by special train at o'clock on Friday
tnorniug, and arrived in Cincinnati at about II
o'clock on Saturday morning. having been de-
Iayed by freight train of the track upwards
of four hours. At every station on the route
crowds were collected, and cheered as the
train passed, and considerable number well
coined him at Cincinnati, notwithstanding the
latsness of the hour. On Saturday he
drove about ths city, accompanied by the
Mayor and others. and visited many places of
aole, after which he visited the village Of Cliff
ton. and dined with r. B. Fowler, Etq., pro-
prietor of the Kentucky Central Railroad. AT
night he attended u grand ball at Pixies
Opera-hOuse. which was got up as private
speculation, and as such understood. Monday
evening they reached Pittsburgh, having left
Cincinnati in the morning. The time of his
departure was not knoWn-consequently there
was no demonstration on the occasion. Al
Dayton and Columbus, however, crowns were
collected, who received the party with consId-
cradle enthusiasm, aud al Pittsburgh boniires
were lighted, and the summit of the mountain
was illuminated. The country along the route
Of the road was much admired by the Royal
party.
In Oregon a cause Of political excitement of
mere than ordinary Importance had arisen
The Legislature met on the 10Th, and it be-
coming evident on the organization that a
combination had been made btIween the
Douglas men and the Republicans to elect
Messrs. Balser and Nesmlth to the United
States Senate, six of the Breckenridge Senators
bOiIed, ami abseonded from the copitol, thus
lesVing the Senate without sufficient number
Tor the transaction of business.
The Baron Renfrew will spend but two days
ia Philadelphia, the 9th aud 10Th, aud on the
evening of one of these he will visit the AGA
denny of Music TO see for the first and only
time 10 America the performance of an opera.
Applications have already been made for nc
less than four thousand seats. No more than
five places will be sold to any enc party. The
PrInce will occupy the right hand balcony
prsscenium box, commanding a splendid view
Of lae whole auditorium and of the stage, The
latter ,be!ng seen to much more advantage
there than 1t could be from the parquette cir
Gle proscsnium box. The price of secured
sssts vii! be 50 to all parts of the house.
We have later news from Pixies Peak ant
the Rocky Mountain gold region. The gol'
d'ggings were becoming more profitable, ant
mIners who had been discouraged at the re
suits were beginning 10 realize at least $2O(
per week. The weather at Denver city wa
cold, there having been ice and falls of snow
A gigantic horse stealing association, com
pr,oIng over two hundred members, has re
eeuily been discovered in Denver City, K. 1
The assoc alton had q written constitution an
bylaws. and complete system of secret sign
grips AID passwords.
Hon. John NJ. Bolts made an address Mon
day evening, at Richmond. before an audiene
flour or five thousand people, in which he n
buked the advocates of dsunion in the MOI
decided terms. The object of the followers
Mr. Breckenridge, he declared, 10 be the RI
opening of the slave trade. Mr. Bolts, thong
4 preferring the election of Bell and Everett
would consider the success of Mr.. Lincoln
anything but a calamity which would call for
dsruPtiOn of the Confederacy.