New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

were both excellent though the inaccuracies OF others
in the cast shov ed that the piece had boon nsuhceny
rehearsal.
THE CoMiNG PRINCE.-" Everybody who aspires
20 be anybody" is excited upon the subject of the
prncelv reception coon to off in this city, 80 we
have collected al the iens OF interest which bear upon
tha, tor for the benefit of those who like 70 read be
We are assured, upon the most unimpeachaOe a1'
thority that VI. j. Bachmeyer private courier to his
Royal dighness paid flying visit TO tue Fiithaveaue
Hotel 70 assure himself that the beds are well ared,
the rooms sufficiently commOdious, AMI the furniture
cutie good enough for bis Royal master. The Illus
trous Bachmeyer then hurried back to Phadeiphis 70
mass upon the same little matters in the Continental
before the illustriOus company arrived. Ine apart
rents dedicated TO Royalty in this city are thus LAY
kert from the vulgar gaze but sn evening Journal
one Of its numerous ed ions, yesterday ielcitousy
PROMISES that our 'indefatgables viii furnish DE-
scription of their gorgeous msgnGcence and msgmd'
cent sorseoasness ss soon it shall please mine nos
pitabe hos. 10 let them have peep az the temporary
palaoa.'
The Prince, when he lands here, viii inaugurate
great sanitary reform. We are told tha' At The sPe
el request Of the Mayor OF the Guy, the City lGsPec
tor will. on Wednesday night, clean the following
streets through witch il is reasonable TO suppose thai
Baron Renirew viii pass during his visit here; FINE
avenue WayeTlsy place, Broadway, Astor place, IL
fayst.e place, Bowery Chatham street, Second aS
eDnue, Twenty third and Forty second Streets What
oity IL ia tina. H. r. II. cannot make Ii convenient &c
r,sy few weeks with ne, making daily pilgrimage
through the city. We might then hope for tolera9ll
clean streets, and who knows but in little while Mr.
Delavan might begin 10 realize that such state o
tbrgs would really be an improvement, which IN tn
oouYse tf line we could reasonably hope onr citizen
would learn to appreciate.
Af.er the fortunate four thousand have enjoyed tn
grea, bah and basked in the royal sunshine ii is sug
ees,ed tina. the unfortunate forty thousand who cOu
not dance with the Prince, gaze upon his jewele
partners may have opportunity "to lcok athe OaI
ROOM"
TIE Joint Committee of the Board Of FOremeu ant
Fpoi1eers appointed 70 make suitable arrang smeni
for 6remens procession in honor Of the Prince o
Wales, met last evening, in the Chief Engineer
Office in Elizabeth street, and decided upon the follow
ing particulars:
TIE line will be formed Fourteenth street
the right 1esting on Tenth sver1e, at half-past 81
O'Clock, in reverse order. The line Of march will b
mp Fourth avenue TO Twenty.thiTd street, through
Twenty-ffth street TO Madison avenue, mp Madison
avenue to Twenty sixth street. through Twenty-sxl
street 10 Fifth avenue, Fifth avenue to Fourteenth
ttreei, through Fourteenth street to Fourth avenue
down Fourth avenue, Bowery, and Chatham street, I
the lower end of the Park, passing Bamum's Museun
Astor House and up 81 osdway 10 Union square wher
the companies will be dismissed
The fremen viii pass in review before the Prince
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.