The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-14
ARRIVAL or PRINCE De JoiNvillE.

| The Prince Arrives by tho Africa-Dc.
clix,es u Public Welcome Proircred by
the Govcrnmcnt--Is Waited on by the
| surycvo~ Of the Port--Thc Brazilian
| MinisterPa IS his Rcspccts--The Princes
| Svmu.thx,.,., the Union-IIe Comes ia
Place his Son in ~ ""P"r' n"'"i Ac"'
demy-Thc Prince Is A. ~
his Son, also by his Nephew, - =.
| de Paris and the Duo du Chnrts>.
Fauseil, M. Morhaiden and DIR. Leesors
are or His suite-Iyis Desire to he FRI
| vate--Leadlng Incidents In the Life OF
|. the Prince, SEC, sc.
We announced in our shipping list Of yesterday tho
arrival per steamer Africa, Of Prince dc Jonvic, who
comes once more visit TO the United States. The
Prince accompanied by his SON. Pierre Philippe Due dc
penthievre and his nephews Comc dc Paris and Due du
Chartres, Of the late Duke Of Orleans also by NJ
Fasei b. Mohaiden aud Dr. Lcclcre, who comprise his
SUITE The Prince and suite attended by five servants.
Some preparation had been made by the port here
In pursuance Of orders from the government, for the
courteous reception Of the Prince and when the Africa
elegraphed, By which vessel il known the dis
ngushed visiter to arrive Port Surveyor Andrews
with Deputies Brown lsascs and Archer went down Gu
the revenue cutter Brkbeck last night to Quarantine to
meet tho Africa TO tender such welcome 10 the Prince
such old and distinguished friend OF the republic
merted The nrst note OF welcome therefore, on the
part Of this city and the government came from the
CUTTER in the form Of saste from tho little gun on
deck, she alongside tho Africa. Tho Surveyor
then boarded the latter vessel when being introduced,
he babe the Prince welcome in tho name OF the
government and rendered him its Inequalities.
The Prince evidently much pleased with
the mark Of esteem, but declined, In few
words, anything that might appear like public recep
on He proceeded to state that his visit in accord
" a
ed his last yisitto place his OF the naval
academies of this country To that end he had come and
he had embraced the opportunity of introducing his two
young friends (hs ncrhews) to the country with whom
he intended to make brief tour before his departure.
The Prince The change which had taken place
the Affairs of the country since his former visit, and
expressed his warmcs sympathy with the efforts Of the
government towards the suppression OF the rebellion.
Mr.. Andrews then introduced to the younger
gentlemen and the members of the suite after which he
returned to tho cutter. The Brazilian Minister Mr..
Silboa who from Washington expressly for the
purpose boarded the Africa in the harbor and paid his
respects the Prince lie received old friend
and the best and most familiar, yet respect
full terms with the young Duke and his cousins. The
| subsequent interview between tho Prince and the
Brazilian Minister was of very interesting nature, and
doubt the facts made known by the representative Of
friendly neghbor, the Emperor Of Brazil but tended
If such necessary, to confirm the Prince in his design
have his educated among The Prince and suite
remained board all night the Africa not getting to her
dock till about ten O'Clock 7. NJ
A great number Of people assembled yesterday
morning the wharf the Jersey side, in the hope o.
something turning up satisfy thor curiosity with
gard 10 the Prince; but, strictly conforming with
pressed wishes that subject thing got ready
for leaving the Africa in the most private and
unostentatous Those wishes were, to
certain extent, only made knewn TO Cap
tain Shannon Immediately prior to the departure
from his vessel of his guests, whom no intended to honor
with parting salute. This pleasure he was unwingly
compelled forego but in this respect he was not alone
similar tribute Of respect and honor but larger
scale was have been paid the Prince by Commander
Alvin Of the Brazilian fgatc peberibe but conformity
with in tructions from the Brazilian Minister the gallant
igate her powder and the restrained
from ing up their prompngs by manning the yards
in honor of the spouse Of the sister of their Emperor
Thus avoiding ali display, the Prince, accompanied
by his young FRIENDS and suite, went the
side of the Africa into rowboat, which
viewed them to the foot of Chambers street, where
couple Of carriages in waiting to convey them to
their hotel The Brevoort House, the occasion of
his previous VISIT selected by the Prince his resi-
dence during his sojourn in the city There the party
has been registered the books of the hotel in the
! Princes own writing, follows &c Prince de Joiave
and SON. Connie dc Paris, Due du Chartres NJ Fapsei
M Morhaden, Dr.. Lecere, and 1--we servants, from Clair
mont England" very splendid suit Of rooms has been
specially apart for the Of the Prince and suite
The reception large and elegantly furnished
! and the sleeping and dressing rooms all that the
| most cultivated and iastidous taste could desire
| The Prince and his son occupy the same room,
that appropriated TO the e2hews communicating there
with by large folding Tho Brzilian Minister has
his in thn vhn
it is probable he will remain during the Princes stay
During the early part Of yesterday the distinguished
party remained within DOORS but about two O'Clock they
drove off garages taking the route down town AMI into
the busiest parts Of the city Where they visited whom
they visited and ali matters pertaining thereto leave
| unrccorlcd, convinced that where two young
| Dukes, and particularly Como, who, but for
| fate more hayward in 10 belle Franco with re-
| gard the hopes OF royal scors than any place else
on the face Of the earth would in all probability be to-
day the heir Of crown, and who, Trough that very
waywardncss may be yet destined to WELD the sceptre
Of the Bourbons, their whole course has been traced,
though the reporter failed in acquiring that information
| for the fair readers of the HERALD.
The stay here will DO short, however, and the tour to
the principal cities Of the Uno and the interesting
objects observation and study will be circumscribed ~
meet tho requirements which call the Prince back
| to Europe at an early date. The young Duke dc
| Pen,hevre was intended for the Naval Academy at
Annapolis, but the removal Of that school to Newport,
since the breaking OFT of the war; nec,ssltates partial
change this plan. In few days the party viii visit
Newport and there Is little doubt but the Prince will
enter his the school student at The
lest pechaxt Of the Prince himself for tho nav
and his subsequent III tho naval service OF his
country justified his prompDgs and did honor 10 the
sluty and carnestness with which he devoted himself to
the profession also to the glory and
nown Of the French nation.
AS ION as the Prince has completed arrangements for
transferring his son the naval school, tho whole party
will visit Washington and pay their respects to the Pre-
sicnt and his Cabinet. From thence they will make n
tour West have peep at The wide spreading bonndless
prairics-urn to the North, glance at the busy cities
which have sprung up the shores Of the great lakes,
pass over the mighty Niagara, and from thence back
! here cl reiIe to England.
This is the third visit paid TO this country by the
| Prince de Joinviie. He irst arrived here on the
22d Of September 1S4l when his father Louis Philippe,
was King of the French. He then came royal
| prince, the Of our warm ally, and who had
himself been resident among for number Of years,
and only left us-abandonDg his humble but honorable
calling schoomaser-to become the Citizen King Of the
creates. nation in Europe strange sympathy to
greatest notablcs of France shores Let
this be guerson OF the irreprcssblo union which now
binds, md will continue to bind and unto in pcace
and reciprocal Of friendship and good will the people
OF these United States with the gallant and brave people
of France who stood by in the days of the Revolution
But how srange and capricous the workings OF des
| tiny in these visitationsi First, we have an
exied Prince, destined TO be the King OF