The New York herald., 1870-01-31

oiatso BY every cultivated ear. Tho ansecommus
s,on na service was sing BY me rev Dr: norsan Di.
@eu.on @ OF these parts Prince Arthur went through al
KocLEsIAsrIoAL ErIoUKrrx,
ana gave close attention 70 wnat was tyanspirfng.
vMsaers Ma cld NOS come 70 do Akewlse. 1hey put on
RODS oI the rector bus TO see tho Prince OF tho 90
fsr,or ,noI,sseqaeny ~ there was lack Of the usaA
'0i'or ~ tne ritual.
49, p,sacned by the Rev. Morgan Dix, who. after
u'Ig xxpv Tue pulpit. selected ms text from Matthew
OF tne text as enunciatsd by Christ the reverend
Koa.iomah went on W preach practical discourse
exSortna 5s sarsrs aDase or neglect 81 .ae tsen.a
weare 0i tler souls and TO live useful and prudons
sss nv ssoa Il nan had no acknowledgei talents then
uo stoou noyoho the application OF tine text: Dut
ne had them. it was his duty to see that they Iea1
Seyiours cause en- earth. IL WAS the Doasx O( a
people OF this country young and old lnat its miS-
sion among the nations Of the earth hsd bcca 70
talt its history Ab0undsd with Inventions dsSovssss
and great enterprises; that II had beneucAnt sys-
medicine literature and ara and that is WA prss.
porous ana great Every oae consldsred niansoH
HAPPY 10 nelp.ng 20 tniS result, ana caedts1iy too
universities graduate into spheres OF Christian ussf,-
ness, DID they 90 fortk In the cause OF The Cnusohs
Christ thor k,nSdbm Of Tue iuturei t wss hardy
true tnat ney performed these duties and yss tasss
uon OF every msmDer Of society.
He earnestly eutreated all TO look thor several
duties IN the matter. and closed An eioqusos ser-
Tue exercises then proceeded with the onertory.
chorus And tho glory Of the Lord /" from the "Aos-
siAu'-HandeL Next came the
COMMUNION SERVICE
BY K. J. Hopkins, In A, and Cakin, in D nat Tns
choral music was under the direction OF Mr.. A. MoD-
sitter. Organist and chorinaster aud was oxtroms1v
line. executed with unusual skill and very CORRECTLY
accompanied. An the movements were performed
takes. Al
THE GREAT ORGAN
ma J0hn L. Morgan presided. lie played several
in.rcate pieces with line effect He rendered tns
procsss,0nAl hymn, "God Save the Quoen.n ana fer
tue closing voluntary, the second movement frsn
the second organ sonata. In nat. BY Menoeissonn.
AS a whole the music was as good as TRINITY hAs
pieces for execution ana some OF the most sppro-
pirate were given IN good taste.
One OF the best features OF the service was the
Alternate playing OF the great and choir organs ~
the communion service Dy their respective orgaa-
lists. who handled their instruments with nns A.
probation Tor correct intervals Of time.
A LARGE CROWD
was gathered outside OF The church. owing 70 Tho
Arthur would attend. Perhaps there Wers o'ooo
people present. They were mostly or the cr8nse q
The middle classes, and ali wore their mos. exsss
slve outnts. some personages from the uppog
aud could 90 detected BY having garmsa1
which touched the outlines OF an accurate nI
Beavers were plenty. but black coats pre-
dominated. BY half past twelve the throng grew
large. Its presence In the vicinity was q magnes
which drew all the isolated people who were 1t ne
lower end OF the island Just before the services
terminated the front OF tue churcn swung open
and young gentleman stood In the doOrwsy and
passed down the open ranks 10 reach the streel
"Arthur" "Artnurp' That's he" and kindred
cries tore the atm0Sphere-but Is was not he. Tho
crowd laughed and the young gent, having enjoyed
moment OF royal honors. disappeared IN tho crows.
Another candidate, another
BOGUS PRINCE,
who was Q good-natured Hibernaan servant made
her appearance likewise.
That's the Prlncer
"The Prince boys; the Princep'
Bddy turned around, turned scarlet vormiliea,
crimson and carmine ana rusned franncsy In ~
directions: she found u nook and melted into =
Seven minutes Tanspired and hts ROya Htghnese
appeared. He led the van His distinguished com.
pany followed. In the broad dayllghs hIs cnarac.
terstic features were very striking and revealed -
every eye soe sna Inc o. ~ snS G
| He II very pleasant 10 OBSERVE and has evidonHy
not been spoiled. he
followed by his suite, and the horses dashed on -
| ten miles an hour The CROWD ran after him, aud
pavement In chase or the neeins party. But the
horses were too much. He WAS soon good distance
n ana s Two mao made ss heat
"brcak ranks ~ followed, and the united throng ~
WILDERNESS or GURRILLAs.
Nothing was lett about the battlefield but tho re-
nection sSuch Ii Royal Scion," ana this relic v -
placed In captivity BY tho HERALD reporter.
strolied out for walk believing IN the nsaishful
| exercise.
THE AVENUE
| was crowded with pedestriahs. and such another
day for walking has not been known In this cuy
| during the present season. Ladies with blooming
chceks elegant little ngurea ana handsome costunca
flooded the promenade. Crowds followed the Prince,
greeted him with pointed gances and others maAi
| audible remarks about his pers0n-D0ne, however.
OF discourteous nature Alter resarning he 70.
named
l INDOORS
for the remainder OF tho day. And thus endeth his
public and private dev0tOns on Sundau6 The Prince
WILL positively attend
THK FRENCH THEATRE TUESDkY
10 see the "Grande Duchesscu and his box Ia On.
gagged and Is being decorated. Ho Will leave tue
play at ten O'Clock and proceed 10 Deim0nico's -
attend the balluistant only one block. The ~ ~
Demonico's will be conducted on q scale OF greaa
splendor, worthy OF the Prince and the occasion.