The New York herald., 1868-04-29
The Royal Landins-Loysl Greetins-Thc
Princess Of Wales tho Favorite.

DUBLIN April 15-Evcning.
The royal party has just arrvedfh Dublin and has
been received by the populace with the greatest cor
diaty and respect. The following are the detals:-
Immediately on the royal yacht being moored in
Kngstown harbor his Serene Highness the Prince OF
Lelnengen came on shore and invited the Lord Lieu
tenant on board. His Excellency the Marquis Of
Abercorn, the Ladies Hamilton and Lord Caud
John Hamilton accordingly proceeded on board
and rendered to the Prince and Princess OF Wales
q welcome to Ireland. After brief conversation the
royal party made prepations to land.
The Lord Lieutenant conducted the PriHcess OF
Wales ashore. Her Royal Highness was attred in a
pure colored tabinet dress and white lace bonnet.
On being recognized by the multitude OF people who
lined the piers she greeted with most enthusias-
to cheering, again and again renewed until she took
her seat in OF the carriages. As her Royal High
ness landed q salute OF twenty.one guns was fired
The Prince OF Wales followed, conducting the
Marchioness OF Abercorn. Then came the Duke OF
Cambridge, Prince IeSk, aud many other dlstin-
From Kingston TO Dublin the reads were tlronged
with crowds OF respectable, well dressed people. AT
Blackjack q trlumphial arch was erected, under
which the royal party halted TO permit band OF
young ladies, atired In white dresses, to present
bouQnet OF exotics to the Princess.
In the city great crowds also lined the route, and
as the party proceeded at slow pace they had ample
opportunity Of observing the feeling OF the multi
drew forth smiles and acknowledgements from the
royal pair but occasionally solemn silence or Feeble
attempt to evoke a cheer would cause q shade OF
paleness to come to the face Of the Princess,
As well as could gather the feelings OF the people,
curiosity and respectful admiration for the fair girl
|to has been 80 long sufferer, were more fire.
1uently the prompters to displays Of welcome than
the bubbng forth OF loyalty; there seemed much
more eagerness 10 do honor TO the Princess and 70
get proper view OF her than OF her royal spouse, OF
whom the warmest expressions OF admiration heard
tho people give expression To was 'that he looked
Sefy welh-"much IKE bis mother" The Princess
looked pale and bore the traces Of delicate health
plainly evident. She seemed most delighted at o
Presentation OF q white dove which rendered to
her shortly after she landed. She, no doubt, remem-
bered her Majesty's grateful details OF similar com.
pllmen on the occasion OF her entering the city In
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deputation from the city Corporation presented
an address OF copgatuaton to his Royal Highness,
who read written reply There are great prepara-
tions for Illuminating the city. Tonight, and to-
morrow the royal party will proceed In l state to
Pnnchestown races the Derby OF Ireland. Full par
ticulars OF the occasion shall be transmitted to you
end of the details OF the ceremonial OF the IN.
etallaton,
The Lord Mayor of London and Lady Lady
Nayoress have arrived on visit TO the Lord Mayor
OF Dublin; host of Irish county mayors also nave
arrived to-day to share the festivities OF the coming
week.