, 1860-10-25

Ispec1h Dispatch to the N. Y. Tlnes1
11osros. Friday, Oct. 19.
" ben the Prince reached Cambridge he WIS
greeted by four thousand Rchool children, who
respectfully uncovered as Ats horses walked
slowly through the lines, and chccrcd him very
heartily. 4 very appropriate ode had bccn
prepared mud rehcarscd Tor the occasion, but
owing to Shortncss Of time, 1t vas postponed.
The children, however. c1cnot to be cheated
out OF their part Of the proceedings, SO they
threw shower Of bouquets, with which the
Priurc was much gratiflei. Many houses aud
and banners. President Felton, met tile Prince
ut tile carriage step; and led him into tho hall,
where wctc gathered the shining lights OF the
BclliEycrett party, and many less notable per-
sonaEes. The Prince was very respectful in
his conversation with cx-Prcstdent Quincy, and
lcft with that venerable Man very favorable
Impression
Aaer some time spent in introductlons, the
Prince waa taken through the various build
ingsi aud apartments connected with the Col
lege. The cnfiositics, ancient and modern.
were shown him, but with the exception Of
sotne OF Agrssiz's shakes, hc paid but little nj
tcntton 10 my Of them. lie was too tired to
carefoz anything or anybody.
The party then drove to Mount Auburn, on
the way to which the Mayor pointed out the
yarious points Of historic interest," as
LonEfellow's house; formerly Washington's
head.quartersi dnt Tie Tree under which Wash
inSttn stood when he assumed personal com
mand of the army. 1t the ce,nescc::;:; Tue 1is11
~ns brief onc- The Prince was taken to the
various tonbs which arc remarkable for thcir
beauty, and wns shown the chapel and the OBJ
seryntory, from the top Of which was obtained
wide view Of tic surrounding country. Hay-
ing planted two trees, be proceeded 10 tic
most significant part ar the dnys visitation.
He had expressed to the Mayor an earnest
desire to sec Bunker Hill and the Monument;
md In compliance with Lis request, It was de-
termincd to take him 10 the spot, No police
were on hand to restrain the crowd from fol-
lowing close upon tue heels If thc parry, aud
Ehcn the Prince had alishted from lis tnTringc
It was with yrrat difficulty that tie entire suite
We're gotten inside tl..c eaonuncnt The auto
graphs Of tic entire party arc In the visitors
BOOK. The spot where Warren fell and the
Remaining portion Of the American Fortitica-
Duke Of Newcastle md Gen. Bruce, who we're
evidently much impressed By the place andthe
memories connected with ii.
They paid flying visit to tile navy yard, and
then with lightning ralidlty drove through the
city; where they visited remarkable number
Of places in rely brief space Of time. Mayor
Lincoln s house, the Massachusetts Historical
Soctcty's rooms, the Duwsc LidtaIy and tho
American Academy Of Arts aud Sciences, were
rushed through Is bclntc1 Traveller bolts
hasty dinner, and then the prinre was taken
by several members - Doston's wonderful
c1ique-to the Free Library, where the rest Of
tho said clique and abnut four hundred Of tho
creme te Ia err,as were gathered to meet him.
Vcirct-covcred chairs were placed in front Of
Story's "Fishrr Boy" and tweuty.six other
chairs surrounded them. Edwnrd Everett
stood at the head Of the stairs, while the spec
tators surrounded the charmed circle. Tho
Prince and suite were conducted In BY Ar.
Everett, who introduced lin to such people
as were 1T, and subsequently,, l. great many
others who were entitled to Royal nod only
because they happened to be Couucifmcn or
Committeeman, aud who certainly were not
aff gentlemen. While the Prince was led like
lamb through the various alcovcs and halls,
the spectators stirred and goasipped in i way
that would have stamped them rs Democrats
had they not been in the sanetnnl sancfor7tHs Of
that Athcnian pride and boast, the Bell Everett
clique. As quickly us possible The Prince did
the building and started for home.
Bos7os, Sundny, Oct. q.
Yesterday, accompanied by the Mayor and Mt
least twenty Thousand citizens, he was escorted
to the superb tar that WAS to take him to Port
land. lie had been surrounded By and COM
plctcly occupied by Everett, Winthrop and
company since his arrival hero, almost TO the
entire exclusion Of Goy. Banks and bis assosi-
ates. Tic Duke had noticed this, and in Il very
Hoopcr 10 rnake out q list Of pro1nincnt Stato
and national oftlciais from whom hc micht OBJ
tajn dcsirablc inior1natfon conccrnInr lie statc
Of political fecliuc here and elsewhere. The
hint was taken, and Messrs. Banks, Sumner,
Wilson, Burlingalnc, Rice aud Bigelow were
invited to accompany the Rnyal party to Port
land, to tic utter exclusion If those 1cspccta-
bic hut very antiquatcd members OF tile self.
Qualification clu!,, prominent amongst whom
arc those WHO have cagcl the youthful Lion
and kent linn 20 closely,
The Duke OF Newcastle stated TINT tie pa1ty
felt: under crcat obligations TO The American
nrcss. and tf,af the full aud accuratc reports Of
thcir 1noyemcnts had cast ray Of HIGHT unon
their pathway which yonil di5closc to thc
EnuI:F ncon1e view of fh{s country erch "A