The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-18
THE Prince OF WALES
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DE parture or the Royal Party
from Albany.
Scenes and Incidents En- Route
to Boston.
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The Prince Presented with the First
Snow Ball Of the Season.
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Rapid Travelling ON the Worce )
ter Railroad.
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THE RECEPTION OF THE PRINCE In BOSTON.
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What the Royal Party Say Of the New
York Firemen,
Ac., Ac., &c.
THE RECEPTION OF THE PRINCE In BOSTON


The Prince len Albany at nine O'Clock morning BY
special train for Loston Again the
ed with people, at the reception Tho Borgesses Corps
escorted the ROYAL party the upon the other side
Of the river The former formed In double rank and
presented they entered the splendid railroad
carriage provided for them. senator Seward Governor
Morgan and olner Albansns accompanied the party
the and from the platform the Prince shook
with Senator Seward, Morgan, the Captain OF
tho Burgessee Corps, the Mayor and others, saying
"Goodby.n
Senator Seward appeared 70 be particular ravorts
with the Duke Of Newcastle aud Or. scklani, whom
promised TO send books Oxford.
The train made BUTTE stoppages The scenery during
the first part OF the journey anything but pleasant
aud the weather, the Prince said giehthat is
damp and foggy. Snow could be aceu nere ami there
among the hills, and Stopping place member OF
the quite dsembarked and presented Prince with
FIRST SNOWFALL Of the season
Al every village sds OF op'e were assembled,
shouting eager to see the race Several times ia
dividuas, With curiosity than judgment, opened
hs window Of the Princes and attempted . look in
At every place where The crowd unusually large the
Prince for the nrs time leaving Chicago appeared
upon the platform and bowed.
Before reaching springfield despatch was received
saying that two aids OF Governor Ranks awaited the
Prince there, and asking him to stop there few mi
nutes The Prince sent reply, saying that he could only
remain Ave minutes, would leave the train 10
inspect the Arsenal The train At high speed,
but with every precauton, standing toe brakes
the whole distsnce.
The Prince passed the time in reading, and not away
from the window, paying attention the country
through which the road passed He read attnvey the
London Tines with article reviewing the HKRAIp's
Adj tnvia tha 0Yany
paper when 1t accidentally removed.
At Springfield about thousand very orderly per-
sons gathered in the depot The Prince appeared
and bowed President Chaplin and Superintendent Gray,
Of the Western road presented roy party
and received the Princes thanks their accommoda
tons and attentions Coonels Thom and Sargent
Of Governor Banks staff, The train, and
vited into the royal car.
Amid tremendous cheering and q salute from the Ar.
senal the train again proceeded and arrived Worces
ter, where . turbulent and disordery crowd received
them Here the train changed locomotives, AMI the d
OF the Worcester forced themselves their
car smbellished with OF the eagle and
loo, into the royal train. The locomotive called
the "Prince OF Wales" handsomely adorned with
flags and the Princes feather and reprinted for The
occasion
From Worcester 70 Boston TIE train ran about mile
directors to paciay them all insisted upon forcing
their way into the Princes under the most frivolous
pre,ences. All the villages along the route
crowded. and tho citizens, standing in their fields be
hind stone fences and among the golden pumpkins took
long looks at the Princes train.
Al Iongwood the train stopped, where great lot OF
Bostonans, In handsome carriages, collected AT
the landing the Prince resolved by the committee,
and introduced 70 Edward Everett and Robert C. Win.
throp He was then taken 70 zoe the pretty locomotive
named After him, and then taken up the hill his
rlage. There great deal Of fun, but cheers and
much delay. Finally the party started, the Ligh,
Dragons and Ianccrs acting n escort and
proceeded through Roxbury, the private carriages
in a struggling line following AMI rolling along the
route crowded with spectators. II - II the
Prince had landed al Yorkvllle 10 enter New YORK
When the city limo Of Boston reached = salute
fred, and the Boston Authorities took the Prince IN
charge The ccrtege reached the Revere House by long
and winding route. fer political Gags dsplAyei
along the Streets and the people, mostly ladies' turned
out we'll foot and In carriages. There OF
that cder Of which Bston boasts The people and
squeezed 10 the Prince other places Boston
air, however, In with Revolutionary remlnis.
that Of hauteur mingled with the curiosity
OF the people Boston Common and the old houses
mndcrs Of old times that cannot but heed and the
Prince s received hero with cordially, bot with
out erthusiasm. Mr Engeheart, VINO 10 always
putting his foot In IL, asked o. the citizens,
ston 10 soldiers dress, Where the got their red
ces,s" "They took them in 49," the witty bu,
sarcastic repy. Cheers given for the ancors bu,
nope for the Prince.
The party reached the hotel about hafpast Ave The
elegantly furnished, but usual the party
dispenre with chandeliers and use only candles,
being considered unhealthy by Europeans Gov. Banks
also has rooms here, and had interview with the
Prince soon after his arrival.
To night the town Is alive with Bell and EFcrctt pro
oesions, which form and display fireworks In front o.
the house, where Of course . crowd = collected Some
persons shouted, " Fetch ont the Prince
TIE ball committee have shown bad taste 10 fitting NJ
The room with orange cocrs, and in providing little
box for the Prince show himself In. The programme
COR 10 morrox the Herald has already published.