The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-16
THE PRINCES QUARTERS.

THE PRINCES QUARTERS.
There two hotels 1t West Point the principal one
Is Cozzen's Hotel, situated about one mile frcm the
Academy grounds The hotel occupies prominent po-
stion commanding unobsructed view of the Hudson
II at this hotel where his Royal Hghnsss quartercd
last night The FIRST oor and part Of the second
apporoned 70 the royal party and by the introduction
Of board partitions the apartments were entirely
secluded nom other portions Of tho hotel. The
Princes apartments consisted OF large paror In the
southeast corner Of the hotel was furnished with
rich rosewood furniture, trimmed with blue brocaei 1t
contained grand piano. elegant chandeliers and candee
bras, trimmed with festoons Of natural leaves On tho
marble mantsl were two large sevros vases,
in which were two huge bouquets Of dow
ers. The Princes bedroom led on tho parlor.
mo Duke OF Newcastle's rooms were the
opposite side of the ball. and Lord Lyons, Or. Ackland,
General Bruce, Mr.. Archibald, British Consul; Lord
Hinchenbrooke, Mr. Ware, Earl s. Germans andlMr en
ner occupied adjoining each other on the second
floor The large room, forty feet square, usually occupied
a the hotel grand paror this occasion appro
pristed for the Princes dining This apartment
was elegantly furnished with rosewood furniture, trim.
med with blue brocate, and the walls adorned with
superb paintings
In the visit Of the Prince 70 the various apartments Of
the Academy everybody except those attached 70 the
military or royal suite rgidly excluded; 30
that whsey passed within the various departments ID
only those Who were ~thin tho inner circle.
shortly before four O'Clock the Prince completed hts
through academic buildings and returned TO Colonel
pelsneds rerdeaoe, opposite the grand parade ground,
preparatory 70
REVIEW OF THE CADETS.
The latter by this time had been marched headed By
the post band 10 the parade ground. Eight BATTALION
companies Of cadets eleven es 'front.' presented them
selves the right Of the ne then the company Of sap
pers and miners Of forty moa then the battery Of fouf
guns OF light artillery. with corps Of cadets acting AZ
cannopeers and the left occupied by deischraeui
OF Dragons, commanded by Lieut.. Dodge In a few
minutes after the formation d the limo, the Prince and
suite Lieut. Gen. Scott Major Dea. Lieut. Gen. Scott
appeared the parade ground, whom MAI Reynolds the
commander Of the troops, gave the order 20 "Prepars
FOR review TIE ranks Of the TROOPS we're opened tho
artillery Gnlimbercd, the ors aHd ooors 70 ihe 'front.',
when The rev ewpg party tue bead Of the mutt
tary column while the band played the air o. GOOD Save
the Queen Az the Prince and escort passed down the
military lire the band played the very elegant air q the
"T1overs Of EdmbGrg The reviewers p1seo down
the front and between the open Of The back
TO their original position on the prrade grounf.
The troops thea broke irto column by ooupaaes
and marched ~ rtVicF-hrst In c0mmon time thea a
quick time, and finally IL double quick time. Az the
commandments Of The companies passed and sagted tts
Prtcc be gracefully rascd hs bat IN scsn0wie ncnt
Te review arhough the numerical strength q tho
was small very good aud the mareht of tue and
sautng of The cheers beyond criticism Before she parai,
wm dismissed the Prince, lsaning On tho arm q COL
nesfcld, approached MAJOR Reynolds, the commandau
Of the cadets and expressed bic appreciation Al the sut
less 10 which the conducted, AM de
srd the Major 70 express his thanks 70 tno cadets for
horror Of the parade The parade then item esd
the troops returned 70 their qaartars Tho Prince re-
turned 10 Colonel nciahedr house. wherc tie oc ~
the cadets introduced tho Prince. IT, made Va
rious ANurious rersrd mo h'eh Discipline apparent
IN the academy, aud hoped would be hs good fortune
at dstsri day 10 witt item n css hurried manner
Among TO suets At Cozzens Hotcl this occasion
we're Bishop NcIlvslre, q Ohio. Robt. o. Foot q
Kttkrk. lows; G. A. Wells, Or View YORK WIN. ~ Aspin
~ai aSa fSnHy, ara ~. james Henry, q Brooklyn
II r. Campbell, Miss N s. Campbell and Mrs o q
Campbell, q New York; o y Hubbard, Of Hano.
yer, n. H.. VIM. Douglas, Mrs Douglas Cruger, Miss
kagznnie, q New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Yale, Of ir.
vingon; p. W. STAG, n sev York; John Foley, 81
Savannah. a. ny, Of ohio, ". /. Nartn, B. AoksrnAn
~. Hslstesd, N. r. wills, Richard willis. n j. Eastman
E. W. May, " L. Mason, a Ncw YORK Mr. Charles Eel
ghetto, 81 porgbkeepse. nas a Clarke, ". MoEckrow
1h,odofe Roosevelt, Miss BaIlotk a Roosevelt aud
lady, Frederick B,enewe.n ard lady WIN Homo All sop,
Dr. Sayre and family, Horace Porter. y. 5. Colonel
Ruteroed o. Mexico; Colonel iares Muuroe Nv crcssn,
q staten bland; Mrs Oouges Rob'Uson, Mas Nnoiton,
ms French, Miss leslie and A v rel, = New York
CLOSING CEREMONIES.
A. SW O'Clock the Prince ea5 srlte escorted by con-