The New York herald., 1860-09-18
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Fails on Saturday evening, In spite Of the remonssrance
Of his SUITE who Afterwards accompanied him He wrote
his name in the travellers book Albert Edward Prince
Of Wales TO no has been invited to 20 over the
Suspension RriGge.
settled that the Prince attends the hop at the
Clifton House this evening. Colonel rvirg has charge Of
the Invitations, an much feeling manifested that this
Il not like most hotel hops, public.
The Prince over taa ferry 10 Goat or Ls sand
this morning, and was Enthusiastically received by
motley group OF ragged charcn negro waters and pic
ncers, to escape from whom he was compelled to take
bye path through the The party walked and rode
about The ssnd viewing the rapids and ascending upon
Prospect Rockn Short doing the island, rock
standing st long enough for otograph Tho Prince
vanced hcsatney 70 the end OF bridge
10 the brink OF the FLs watching the plunge Of the
ters white with the roth Of their Madness and the still
river below beneath whose surface the sseshed
urousy, like the quick pnlsstions Of heart when
the outer man is calm, after exhaustive toll An
incident h related which contrased slnguariy with the
granaeu Of this scene and changed the silent admiration
OF the royal party into roars Of laughter One
of the equerries remarked, "Sec how the waters
fall sheer down into that cauldron" "Be dad"
rejoiped an Irifhman standing Lear, and who bad
with some half dozen other Canadians, forced himself
upon the roy o paaiy"Nothing singular in that, sure
what's 10 prevent themr, boat 70 be sent
the Falls quite crowd gathered 10 see IT, but
Amost Immediately dashed 70 pieces tho rapids above
and came over only u detached Fragments The Prince
could not understand the AdvertsementNo passengers
allowed board.n
This afternoon Prince and suite drove dewn Sus
pension Bridge, whero about two hundred ladies geo
MQen were assembled, when An address was presented
By ~ Bridge Company, 70 which the Prince
made rspySThe party then drove the bridge
passed under the aud stripes and then upon
American soil The Prince driven down 70 the whlrl
pool Hocss ard walked down 10 look st the whirlpool
itself About duzen carriages assembled, the
Prince with his poteness, raised his bat re-
sponse TO the salattions Of the occupants There were
chcers the people did desert their usual avocaons
after his Royal Eighnsss, and the faint shouts Of
few specimens Of Young America the only welcome
the Prince received
This premature visit to the states was entirely unex.
pected and altogether desirable the people about
the little village Of Niagara not those from whom an
American would wsh the Prince 10 form his nrst ipros
sons Of our people.
The Prince and party took horses tho Canada side
and rode about for time. Tho Du&e Of Newcastle
and Lord Lyons walked about locking the Falls; and
prominent feature in tho view from the Clifton House at
sunset the Duke sitting upon post in most demo-
cratic style. with folded, and seemingly In deep
Of the magnificent cataract which thun ier
ed before him.
Col hagruder scn his Invitation to The Buffalo hunt d
rectly 10 tie Prince the Duke Of Newcastle from
whom he received reply this morning, courte ,usly
cllning the invitation cunt Of Of time Sub
sequeny General brncc and Lord Lyons called upon him
the part Ct Tho Prince and had long interview wsA
him.
Tho Colonel, By rpeelal invitation, unched with the
Prince this afternoon, and the whole matter again
dscutsed but by eyphering c,ali the trip be made
possible present engagements Kept, that the
Prince obliged rcinc,anlly 10 give up the idea of
hootrr tufrso and coaioat himEo with smaller salno
Irritaled by tho commenu OF the New York Press,
smith, the Posimazter sent the reporters message this
morning which ssla that hc should not IKE any.
thing better tLan ow and that ths oeadiug gentlemen
hond travel any in tho royal trains The mes
sasc 70 urraiaraiica be hardly comprthsusolc
Ou u the reporters rightly understand H. the only reply
hey choose make IL that they knew smith, and
that hc has noisug to 90 wita the trains.
Contrary TO general expectation the Prince was no,
presea the ball here this evening" bat the royal band
Was in attendance, and the whole affair was very plea
SAINT.
To the Prince lays the stoae Of Brooks
and then goes to Hamilton.
WAsrSaroS scp, ~. 1860
Ioysl Phelps, 1saac Pe and Collector sche arrived
hore this evening" they have been appointed 10 invite
the President 10 attend the ball the Academy or Music
the Invitation 70 miss Lane the member. of the cAbinc,
and their hd,es They VII have interview win the
President 10 morrow
News from naexsco.
NEW osuXss. Sept. II, lsoo