The New York herald., 1868-04-29

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not accompany the Victoria and Albert but sailed
many hours before. AS the light OF the early MORN
ing broke they were found anchored in the man-of-
war roads, gayly dressed and presenting majestic
and imposing appearance.
The Victoria and Albert was not then visible nor
for some hOurs but before eight O'Clock the royal
standard was dscerned through the morning mist,
Albert 50 long and anxlonsly Waited for, was ap:
cleared off and the sunlight iiuned the scene the
royal yacht was easily dscernible At q quarter to
nine O'CLOCK she entered the harbor AS she was about
salntat6n, the Royal George firing broadside, and
having her yards manned. The people, who were
gathered upon the shore, shouted forth their ex-
pressions of welcome. The scene is not to be for
gotten.
Scarcely had the royal yacht anchored in the har-
Dor when the glorious character of the day was more
shed its lustre upon every object
At q quarter-past twelve O'Clock the Princess Of
Wales, leaning on the arm Of the Lord Lieutenant,
stepped on shore followed by the MarchSnsss 9 s, OF
They passed through the Pavilion which was beauti
fully decorated with flowers and evergreens. The
enthusiasm Of the people then reached eliminating
point. Cheers and expressions of welcome greeted
the royal pair. The scene was suggestive OF the
words OF the laureate composed In honor of the
Princes arrival In 1853 on the occasion OF his mar,
rage:-
Welcome, laundering cheers OF the street.
Sea Kings daughter from the sea.
Grepadier Guards liped the passage from the Jetty
to PROXY place, and through the avenue formed by
the military the royal party passed en- route to Dub
lin, escorted by squadron OF the Tenth Hussars the
Prince OF waes own regiment. In the first car
riage were seated the Princess of Wales and the
MarchiOness OF Carmarthen viS riS with his Royal
Hghness the Dnke of Cambridge and Prince Teck.
In the second carriage were the Prince OF Wales,
the Marchioness OF Abercorn, the Hon. Mrs. Stonor
and Sir Hope Grant. In other carriages were those
who accompanied the Prince and members OF the
Viceregal household
THE ROUTE TO DUBLIN.
No more bp0utjful entrance into Duhlin and
more calculated to leave q pleasing impression on
the minds of our illustrious visitors could have
been chosen than that which took them through
landscape which embraces some OF the richest and
most varied OF our scenery studded as it is on the
elegant residences facing the sea on the other, the
historical hill OF H0wth, rising five hundred and
sxythree feet above the level of the sea, presenting
The royal party on landing, and having received
the address from the Kingstown Commissioners, Inn
the Roya Yacs Cp s
with the elite and beauty OF Kingstown; past
the Royal Marine Hotel, Gresham Gardens and
devices were displayed on the Harbor Commission
ers' Tower the cOastguard station, the railway sta
Ieayn@ the sea coas on their right the roya
cortege entered Monkstown, where crowds lined the
road and gave the Prince and Princess rim % roIsing
race the Salthill Hotel and Monkstown Church, the
cayalcade next passed through the elegant
The route next lay through Albany avenue,
Brighton Vale, Trafalgar terrace, Ardenza terrace
ana avenue anG ne1te 5o on se ne Sn
shore of Dublin Bay the streets and avenues OF which
were ornamented with triumphal arches, fags and
banners.
On crossing Baggot street bridge their Royal High
nesses were received in the most enthusiastic man.
ner. Cheer upon cheer from the thousands who
lined the streets and thrOnged the canal banks rent
the air, and were again and again re;echoed from
the mutitudes who occupied the windows and bar
COMES
Here the procession was joined by the Right Hon.
the Lord Mayor, the civic officers, carrying the civic
insignia, q large number Of aldermen and council
ors and by the high sherin and deputy sheriff Of the
The street was gorgeousy decorated with every
order OF bunting, evergreens and devices, among
which the most prominent was the word welcome"
Royal Hghnesses, who appeared in. excellent health
and spirits, and apparently unfatigued after their
long Journey, repeatedly acknowledged the cordial
and hearty plaudits OF the people The procession
then proceeded along Fitzwfam street, by the east
and north sides OF Merrion square, through Clare
street. Lenster street. Nassau street, Grafton street.
towards the college, all Of which were handsomely
decorated and In which the conduct OF the people
were orderly and enthusiastic.
At halfpast one O'Clock the escort OF the Prince OF
wales' own regiment Tenth Lancers) dashed into
the royal equpages. guard OF honor was fur
nished by theEghty-ninth regiment, which received
his Royal Iighness with the the royal royal salute, while
the national anthem. His Royal Highness and
the Princess OF Wales on alightng were received BY
his Excellency and the Marchioness OF Abercorn.
HIS Excelency conducted the Princess up the Grand
Hail OF the Castle while his Royal Highness fol-
lowed, escerting the Warehouses OF Abercorn The
other iustrous visitors followed In the order Of
ADDRESS FROM THE CORPORATION
Shortly afterwards, q deputation from the Corpo.
ration waited on his Royal Hlghness to present an
address.
Mayor accompanied by the Lord Mayor OF London,
and attended with his chaplain the Rev. Mr. RUSSELL
and Private Secretary Mr.. Carroll and the munfci-
The deputation was received by his royal Highncss
In the Presence Chamber, and the address pre-
sented by the Lord Mayor
SPEECH OF THE PRINCE.
HIS royal Higness who spoke In clear, audible
voice delivered the following reply
MY LORD MAJOR ALpEsEs b AsP ,p or
faction that have received your address Of well
come TO your ancient loyal city. The reception
perenced calls forth our ycliest feelings and most
heartfelt Acknowledgements. IL has been my most
anxious desire since last visited Ireland 70 return
Ssf = bFsssRse to-day eaosy with yourseves'
happy omen for the country. Although have never
r p%sh, TO The throne Of her most
gracious Majesty the Queen, 1t Will be great source
OF pleasure to to be present at this Inauguration
OF the statue OF one OF Irelands most distinguished
statesmen and to be enrolled and installed knight
OF the iustrious order Of SO. Patrick In the name
OF the Princess and myself, return you once more
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant then presented
| the Lord Mayor 10 his Royal Hghness and the Prin
cess Of Wales. His Royal Hghness shook hands with
| the Lord Mayor and the Princess bowed most gra
| cousy.
| The deputaton then withdrew and the royal part,
| were soon afterwards conducted to luncheon.
The Roval Yacht.
! THE VICTORIA AND ALBEIT AS SHE ENTERED KINGS
| TOWN HARBOR.
From tho Irish (Dublin) Times, April 1o.l
The Victoria and Albert II singular specimen o
the perfection OF naval architecture, and evidences
the utmost taste In the construction OF her Interior
| Few yachts have more graceful lines and none appea
to better advantage. She Is Of pretty clipper build
| having two white tunnels and three masts. Painted
! black, golden band representing rop
which encirclcs the hu gives o pleasant relief b
the yacht and the gilt ornamentation at the bow ant
| stern are also Items most favorable 10 her genera
outline. Everything that comfort even luxury cou,
require In the way Of accommodation Is to be had Of