North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

sickly twaddle that the innocent types are
made TO record. Trusting that this notice
will secure u an exchang, with Demorest,
!. we make our editorial salam.
Prince Arthnr--The Third Son Of Queen
| Victoria on Visit to the City of
Buffalo.
- From the Buffalo Express, Sept. 2s.
We seldom have live prince to chron-
icle. and though we nave little to chronicle
about this one that has been visiting US a
moment yesterday, we calculate to make
the most Of him, anyhow. He is one of
the sons Of the Queen of England, but
schich one we cannot possibly get at. But
being the SON of a Queen, and especially
the Queen of one of the greatest empires
sOn earth. tn rereille Of whose military
Earrisons fellows the sun around the
sglnbe.' and rattles end clatters on British
territory all the time; and beir & young
Ipersonage whose ancestors have always
|sat upon the thrones, and whose crowns
litter in far reaching procession back
hrough history and the mists of tradition
br thousand years; whose blue imperial
lond is filtered down to him in more or
IA diluted state, from Plantagenets, Tun-
"a, Stewards. Dutchmen, Germans and
sorts Of people; whose sires look out
= n the shadows of antiquity in such
eationahle shapes as scandinavian pi.
a. - STIRRING up unofending Normandy
at old William, the Conqueror. stirring
thr good Saxons eight hundred years
o-Richard. of the Lion Heart, doing
hulous feats Of or at the head Of his
srusading hosts in Holy Land-the knight
~ Black Prince, Of romantic memory
stage ridden Richard ILL.,, whose crime Of
smothering his infant nephews was insig-
nif ant compared to the misery he his
doomed the world to suffer in theatres
watching Mexican Buchanan and similar
artists cayurt through the tragedy thar
bears his ulme--the old original Jacob -
of thedivorce policy, Henry VIII. who
missed his opportunity when he was born
Windsor Castle, instead of Chicago
stately old Elizabeth, the virgin queen
of questionable virginity-Charles the
Martyr. Charles the Fop. James the Bigot.
and that nice invoice of Georges, who he
gan as semi.savages and ended mildly civ
i,ixrd but with crnzed hrain-we repeat
that when we capture youth of such il
lustrions antecedents as this young Prince
Artis.r is graced withal, we feel ita
Christian duty to make the most of him.
THE PRINCES MOVEMENTS.
But it is not possible to spread him over
much ground, from the fact that he did not
stay with us long, and did nothing hut
what any common mertal might have done,
while he did stay-for he only took lunch,
and then cot out OF the United Sta. S
again. right away.
He and bis private party arrived in this
city at one O'Clock, yesterday afternoon.
on a special train from niagara Falls.
No notice was given Of his coming, and
there was but small crowd at the depot,
and that consisted, in large part of pas
Sc gers who came on the regular, one
minute ahead of the extra.
IN aliShting from the car, the Psince
gave his arm to Lady Young, and the par
ty proceeded ut once to the carriages.
The first carriage was occupied by the
Prince. Lady Young, Colonel Roland and
Colonel Elphinstone.
In the second carriage were the Govern
or General, Sir Henry Young, Miss Bush,
Colonel Turville and Colonel McNiell.
just as the carriages started, the crowd
indulged in quite a hearty cheer.
The party proceeded at once to the Tiff
House for lunch.
There was no crowd about the hotel,
for nobody knew SO august visitor was
expected. A luncheon was set in parlors
Nos. and 2. at the hotel. and the party
as above named partook of it, assisted by
five invited guests-ex.P President Fillmore.
DIittSu SoUSul AACuiNuS, Sol. 1 lCkaTu, anu
twO ladies.
Mr.. Nslpose wss the most distinguish
ed American 20 be had, and he was ap-
pointed to preside over the affair. A COL
ored man in white kids.stoed guard at the
door and kept strict blockade against re.
porters and Other hunters after the British
Lion. A dozen young, misses, not old
enough to marry, but plenty old enough
to have maidenly curiosity about princes,
stayed around in IN unintentonal sort of
way. and seized the occasional opportuni-
- that offered to take peep.
THE REST OF 1T.
lis Highness is slim breasted youth
pineteen, with dainty side whiskers.
b light hair, parted three inches above
Ms left ear, and with the royal nose and
shelving forehead of the Georges. He
made no rsmsrks to US; did not ask us to