The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

opportunity which was NOT suffered TO pass unim
proved, Of additionally feasng their Vision with his
lion, hs expressed himself much pleased and srscoasy
remained with hs party and the accompanying gente
Ss S Hs
actually engaged in the conversation Of his group
The following are the names Of our noble visitors
Lord Renfew, hD Grace the Duke or Newcastle, tho Earl
Iyons Dr. Acland NJ Esleheart MAJOR Teasdale, Capt
Al elderly EnSsh lady on board wa, at bsr particular
y urgent guest, introduced to lord Renfrew, by whom
eced her deeply, even 4 ears Her history seemed 70
have peculiarly connected her In some way with the
me il oo o. to Zee sus
shske hands with the young Prince.
The interest Of the voysgers evidently Increased at the
nrs. sight Of the greatest city Of tho West The waters
Hehness bad read hesrdand the aspect Of the near
ards gusrrss, ambosts the Lind 81 Hotel, the
site OF tho fair roundas indicated BY the Lofty ensign,
stripes | were streaming, Bsrnnms and numerous other
points, rapidly noted BY the vvacious gentlemen
rhe sau.ng cannon Of the City Of Alton spoke loudly as
the steamer sped past the augmenpg hropes the
evee The landing plsce, already crowdcd wh!le null
titades were seen hurryng thther next absorbed At
=. the prospect CT nsd..ey before him. s's Bs sents
men Of interest and even OF amusement evidently pre-
dompated p fact, plain that be considerably
pleased and that he sine ,rey the oompi
nent paid him in the waving OF hats, kerchiefs &c. BY
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An imusnse multitude congresatsd, swarmed. a, the
landing with some difficulty passage was kept clear
oy the police, through xhiSn preceded by one OF nis
TO bis carriage, couranty eevatpc his hat 10 ackpow
Isdgment OF tho greetings that met him. From Bar
The Prince alone gained hs yeh,e with auy thing IKE
a,lity, the others found considerable difficulty in ira
yersiDg the eager crowd Some little effort also in
dspensabe before the horses could be driven through
sway.pg masses o, humanity The feat was at length
sccomphed and the roy. party found themselves iuxu-
IA hqrn fahf ra.afa af
Barnum Togg. is certain that these gentlemen viii
fare no pens 70 entertain their guests in style worthy
OF the QUEEN City Of the Wet
Several iudicrous incidents occurred during the pro-
e.s Of the party % their Quarters and after their arrival
crowd was the arrival At Barnums, at about the
time Of partly covered wagon filed with negro and
treating these helpless black ioksn a ,be royal party,
and accordingly saiued the team with loud cheers that
only increased ca. s smssrrsssmsnts which, in trrn,
upon the good naured people 10 let the coored ladies'
gentlemen drive on
HOW ROYALTY TRAVELS IN AMERICA.
Tie Western railroads have made extraordinary ar.
rapgements for the passage Of the heir TO the British
special oDe under the control roy party and the
route to be via Pttsburg 70 Harrisburg, and thence by
The Baron win have the use Of the royal car 10 Baltimore
and, perhaps, 10 Warrington.
The following regulations show the amount OF be-
slowed upon him, In contrast to that taken OF ordinary
soyercigne Of our own land
Lord Renfrews special train the pilot engine forming
ard every other engine or train must be
trely out OF TIE way Of the plot engine ct least eve
Ss. oSse Ss osced the main
be hept out or she way untn Lord Eenrcws train has
stsen agents At all stations win exhibit white flag at
the entrance switch, o. at point more dist mi RON sta
ton y the switch 10 on curve, least i've m nutes DO
After the passage Of the special train indicating that all
clear being he'd that road croasngs at and about
stations are properly guarded until AFTER the passage Of
roremen Or track rcpalrers win zee tina, rails
taken out OF the track or the track otherwise disturbed
that day until after the pasfage OF the train except 10
remedy absolute defects that would endanger the train in
passing placing the proper signal at safe distance,
and they VIII distribute their guard all gh-
way crossings 70 protect the train from the possibility Of
accident at the crossings.
no breaks the fcnccr tha VII admit Of the encroach.
ment OF animals upon the track.
Truckmen viii also give extra attention 70 .ha, the
telegraph wire rnooftr lctcd and In good working
dtion.
rew and suite should pass over the ne In safety and
time, and behcoves Ill employ exercise the utmost
vigilance, to the end thst the possibility Of accident
TO the special train shall not ex and that sha not
be delayed by accident 10 detention Of any other train.
The Prince, ON Thursday afternoon, aaqsurs'ed the
rg serenade rom the entire Fire Department
Of hs city Yes,srly morning be len for CncinnAt on
freight train being OF the track aud blocking up
Great prccauon taken against accsieHt-mea with
signals beng stationed at every nile, other trans beng
warned BY telegraph, &C regular train, which pre-
coded the Prince supposed By the people along the
route contain him, aud cheered ~ the people
The passengers kept up the deluxion.
Il srECNENs OF YANKEE ISrFrFSpENCs.
Some people, when they nom place 10 another,
calculate upon their uek putting them others
on their talents (vcry few 10 nunber), Others on their
lmpudcnce and others dead head tlcsets, but with
Lord Rcnrow can be emphatcaily sad that he travels
rays the modest sum Of two thousand dol.
pays IN accordance Win royalty, be expects
TO receive lmmun.tcs not granted 10 ordinary The
roads engine specially detailed prccedes the train 10
keep the and lock out for mperfctions
the road that would eorssdze the sety The train
tanning the Prince and royal retnrc.
berts side, arrangcs all h travelling matters, and stgu-
istcs Ia the bargan with railroad companies that,
consdeSatoa, sha any psrsoo be allowed board the
train eIoepe those necessary 70 manage H. and those
prohibsd from entering the royal car, but ride by them
when the bargain was made with the supcrlntendent
OF the Little Miami road 70 convey the Prince 70 Pitts
burr the srent sndcavorod TO incorporate Ia The contract
when there any thing Of interest 70 be on the
road 70 70 back and point II ouf 70 the Prince but the
Superintendent gracefully declined whcrcupon the once
vas icndersd the Assistant superniendent who likewise
declined and at last sccouna Individual willing ~
espt the position being searched for.
THE PRINCE AND THE rsHMEN.
iron the detroit Tribune
No class of ctzens more boistcrous and cnthu.
slssc u their grecrgs o. Baron Rene. thar ne soas
lovrs the advice Of ssre guardian, that advised them
TO have part lot in the matter when the Prince
seated IN The yesterihy morning, ready FOR bis
dcrnrturc rrishman observed giving vent 20
feelnxs cr thai shryea tbs he xss fairw ovor.