The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

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ture 70 witness sunset oa the praires TIE vsss en-
v,,sv, .s..ov ~ uooo or nsnt seemed like neid Of
eod nd every blade and leaf quivered Ia distinct outline
Then az The heightened sbados marked dsxe tue CLOSE
Of day the ciouds IN me east naasn. srs the
dark clouds spread like curtain AID iutirg luss ~ @
horizon e!sccsed rounded bank OF violet cooreo cossa
of Ger an longer grew the shadows tho paires osg
thslr golden bue while the escy clouds became oA 70
O. nson and rippes pink rada;ed N the horizon. Slowly
the light faded out as ns ao Of ysow blue
and red purer than artist painted gradually soften
Ing in tone. until with parting smie Of golden ignt,
the sun babe good night to earth sudden co'nesssse
over the praTe with the darkpess which grouped ske
theT trees, widely sepA ed In the daylight a. the night
Of death ohteiates all disreIces and distinctions ana
ssttlipg casnp and sad mingled all objects In common
gloom Then the train started and IN short tip Az
lived At Dsiebt Baron Resirew and the party walking
q To night the Prince dlned sumptuouss with large
PARTY upon the quai he bad shot, took leave OF his
hotptabe hosts At eight o'cio.x 10 morrow morning
be leaves by special train for 81 Louis arriving there
about i've O'Clock ?. y and remaining until Friday
morning.
DWIGHT, III Sept as, 1850.
The frssee on siS Sporting 7our-Amusins Iacidmn-HoD
He Fwes-The Quarters # his suae &C., &c
This ming at half past his Royal Hghness and
the entire suite le the above named village by special
train, for Stuarts Grove, where there 10 good quail
shooting DO had owing 10 the prairie clearing in that
vicinity.
His life, since leaving Chicago has been Of unmit
gated pleasure and already his naturally healthy look has
been enhanced by robustness and flow OF animal spirits
before unknown him. he before enjoyed anything
20 much - this shooting on the praires He entered
into the sport with al the zest Of his ardent nature and
few compare with him in his genuine relish for out
door amusement and wild adventure
The cottage which Ia his temporary residence has
both 1t
lage and abroad, and will likely . sort OF Mecca 70
certain class OF pilgrims 1t Is pleasant two stored,
white painted, eight Widowed hAbitston, with
dab in 'front.' where last night the game brought home by
the party deposited The Prince took great pride 10
him 70 have look at them after dinner, ~ they lay.
Be sleeps In the largest bedroom, situated In the
second story with dressing room adjoining The apart
ment Of General Bruce ID at the opposite side OF the
house. and between the two the chamber occupied BY
the Duke Of Newcastle
Mr.. J. c spencer, TO whoee courtesy am indebted
On Saturday night the Prince went 70 cottage on the
same farm TO look At the ausis s occupied BY hs
pointed tho way up larder like Digit Of steps 70 .
small roon-the only one-whch was shared by the gen.
temen in question. The Prince bad his coat covered
with wbevash by the lime he reached the top, where,
meeting with those he was in search Of. be hsd hearty
the horny handed host Who little suspectng who
ne wss, said, Addressing Mr. spencer" Where's the
Price nc = well you must know was the reply, "this
The man thought there was attempt to "sel" him,
and with look Of .he most sublime skepticism ejacula
ed-"We, n that's the Prince, all that say ID,
that old Abe Lincoln here, I'D say you'd 60 70 the
White House" Albert Edward nj Oh ia . roar.
Others Of The p.rty ssp in the royaI car this rough
ing IT, as The sayios goes but xh.: matter when they :.
eight P. n. 70 day in the pleasant Prairie House.
THE PRINCE OF WALES AND NEW ZEALAND.
From the New Zealand Eyaminer.l
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