The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14
Movement., OF Prince Napoleon.

was enormously at Ned by most OF the city papers
yesterday that dinner in honor Of Pr uce Napoleon was
to have been given at tho Of the Uon Cub In the
Fifth avenue last evening" No such snce has takeI
place; but it Is now defni tey arranged that our lustr
vsiter will DO cnertM ned at the sumptuo rooms
above mentioned on Thursday tomorrow evening by a
few OF the members Of the clu gentlemen who have
tho Prince in Europe and no have taken advantage
OF his presence among tend to him such genu
inc hospitality as the occasion will permit The dinner
therefore, will not be banquet ven by the Club but
demonstration confined a few & ntlemcn, who have in
ved Of leading citizens Il participate in the fes
tivtcs. The whole affair will be strictly private, and
tho party small but select
To-day the Prince will dine with MAJ vor Wood No par
tieulars Of the entertainment have TRANSFERRED, but it
is understood than will be private Inner en- famtts,
got up with all the taste and elegance tin beat the ocoa
sion and tho Imperia guest.
II also stated the papers that New York Club
would entertain the Prince This There has been
no arrangement to this effect, and from tin information
we have received it not likely that his In pcria High
ness viii find time to accept OF any bospa es from the
gentlemen Of this club
The Prince spent most of the day yssert lay within
doors in his private apartments the New Yt rk Hotel
He breakfasted with the Princess at eight ock and
afterwards visited his yacht in the bay was esgned
that he should visit the principal public nsh utions
Oh the Fast river, rsucn as BaCkV'CNB anu
Wards Islands, but the inclemency Of the weather
ana the incessant in prevented ms pian
from being carried out Nothing definite is known a. 10
how his Imperial Highness will spend the early part OF
today. Should Boreas and the rain king be lute
more tavoraby disposed he will pay visit TO BackweAs
Island, and see something of our prison system
The future movements Of the Prince and the Imperial
party have boen laid out with precision bus 10 is
supposed that they will have to suffer material
change. AZ the programme stands, IL is arranged
that the Prince shall take sail up the Hudson,
en- route to Niagara, stopping 10 partake Of the hos
stalitios OF West Point and Liv ugston Manor But II
poems that Mrs Abraham Lincoln wife Of the President
of the United States expected arrive in the city In
day or two, when she will exchange visits with tho
Princess Cothde This will possibly delay tho Princes
movements for few days.
The final departure of the imperial party will soon take
place. They will leave, they came in the Princes
magnificent yacht, which has been reitted in style OF
superb elegance On the return home, the party
will stop for short time at Newfoundland the Count
and Countess de la Rionoere are expected there
from Europe in the French corvette Milan. Sir
Alexander Bannerman Governor of tho colony, will
la Roncere and his Countess during their stay in the
island.
On Thursday evening next tomorrow the Italian
sdents of the city will serenade the Prince and the lady
Clothildc at the New York Hotel The ''sercnsta" will
be a grand and splendid affair Tho whole Of tho must
Clans who usually discourse sweet harmony in the Aca
deny Of Music will be the performers the OCCASION
and there will be quite sensation. Hall Of New York
will be on hand" to catch glimpse Of genuine Napo
leon and Of the fair face Of the amiable Princess
Clothildc.