The New York herald., 1870-02-01

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Prince consort's de4sn- December IA, Isol.p
whom unSsua astncep Il Being
the pYke o. s.xony. ths Prince Of CoeSrg. .Gotna,
knigp. Of the Most Noble order o. tne Garter
knight OF the Most llustrious orosf VI o~ TS1'oA'
KNIGHT OF rnR GARTER
his decorations consist or blue ribbon bearing the
badge Of solid gold worked INTO the most delacate
| shapes. The badge Is about two inches 10 wlqtn y
enclrcled with rim o. 6os % ename, Gesr,ng H 10
ladies SO often IKE to quote 70 young Senuemsp,
Hoat son gu MAJ pense In the centrS raised "a
made OF silver is OF eight points and s very curious,
being so embossed that under 9 rich mood OF gas
1 light il sparkes like mass OF diamOndR For the
I the decorations are equally handsome ana elabo-
rale. The star differs nrrc from the one described,
| inscription '.Quis Separd6tst.n Three
CA0wNs, SET IN RAERALDs,
mbes and diamonds, are delicate little Rema or
Workmanship. anu symbOhze the United Kingdoms.
The ground IS surrounded by Dcs Qf green ana
mine enamel. Besides the lswelfy and dsoorations
sleeve buttons, studs, coral scls m0ss agates, sap
phlrcs ametnysts, and all forms In which the Jewell
Ter has succeeded In placing all varieties OF st0nea
The Prince ID the first
OF his time. His surroundings IN wardrobe are
equally elaborate expensive and tasteful, and with
royal purse the Prince can MAKE nay Tor long
day, for there is no setting TO his sun.
BY eleven O'Clock the Brev00rt House began TO NIL
| up with distinguished party. The whole resident
English population OF New York and Brooklyn had
been Informed OF the particulars OF
AN ADDRESS TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNE5S
by their representative, Mr.. Archibald the British
Consul and consequently The throng alter Its nuc
| (Mr Archibald hlmsen had made his appearance.
began to swell About the ONCE the roast beef, 30
prominent In the cheeks OF our sturdy transatlauic
COUSINS was very prominent anu many OF the social
ana scholastic 0ignltaries were OF the number The
| attire. o. the gentlemen was not marked by any
naf
all wore kids The fact is as 1t ever has been, that
| English gentlemen do not dress as '.much' as
OF things creditable others not-de getscous sc.
Mr.. Archibald was In his full diplomatic UNIFORM
Sq bss @ a gUs Mems
| Dels OF the Caedonan Club now made their appear
ance elaborateiy robed IN their
HIGHLAND COSTUMES.
Observers wondered II they wouldn't catch cold
with the barred knee exposed TO the perverse cle-
ments for seety rain prevailed as they entered.
These athletic Caledonlans, however, displayed much
OF muscle and much Of careless rortitude, ana
degned not TO notice the unfavoraDle weather ana
and tartans, IN their Scotch plads badges buckles,
snoes and iul costumes they were the chiei figures
OF the preliminary scene.
| little before twelve O'Clock Mr.. Archibald con-
! vened the gentlemen VINO had gathered In the res
| Society, st. Andrews St David's members OF the
Friendly Sons OF st. Patrick, and representatives OF
OF particulars to how the Prince was 10 be re-
ceived. The entire assembage now stood with
QcauS uncovered In the middle OF
THE TBRONE ROOM
OF the Brev0orr and ten minutes after twelve Prince
Arthur descended from his apartment followed by
his party, aud entered before the company Arrv-
ing near the middle OF the long apartment-5O by
100 1eer--he came to stand. Mr.. Archibald stood
stood at the side Of the British Consul Mr. Thorn.
ton, Colonel Elphinstone, Mr.. Fame and the rest OF
the suite were deployed In the rear OF the Prince
and all stood rapt IN presence Of mute dignity.
PRINCE ARTHUR
wore dark pants with Drownish stripe close IT.
Inrn
Stanley scarf and patent leather shoes. deep in
tcrest now surrounded the scene the mature gen.
years of age-looked upon the Of Victoria, once
the pride OF the Prince Consort, and the Prince
whom every one admtres Tor his modesty and
urbanity, with
There was no embarrassment IN his c0untenance;
though the OCCASION before 100 critical observers
midday and In close contact, was one which might
have awed oder heads lie was cool and calm, but
evidently impressed. He took an easy position,
standing nearly erect, without constraint Mr..
Archibald stepped forward IN his gorgeous attire.
MAY IT PLEASE Youn ROYAL HIaHSEss-The British
sI Ssw r body IN h;
hs United KDgdom bI' who are permanently domicsd in
presence your Royal nishns.s Commercial msrop
oil. ot the UNITED sa.s: M and Of sug expression :.
IN & a Ssaur o. are
Mlss sS.. he val. your sOSa ssnss: 70 lie United
Da, sondus: . sirsnsAsn hs. Cordial GOD feeling
embodied an expression Of their
ssasnen. nth II the nddrsss Which hold 10 my hand and
now MSyn rad @.'A your "''A' 's'ns'' wiz
Atevery allusion TO the friendly relations Of Great
Britain to the United States the Prince inclined his
head In acknowledgment. After brief consultation
with his Royal Highness Mr. Archibald unfoded
AN ELABORATELY ENGRossED SCROLL,
adjusted his eyeglasses, and with distinct and EN-.
phatc enunciatton, read the following:-
TO HIe ROYAL HIGHsEss PnIsoE AaTnUB WILLIAM
o IL. ao q s nss e e Se Ss
Knight q hs aos IA ANCIENT and Most Noble orGsr q The
NAY # PLxAsx youn HIenSrss-rhe British residents
@ s4ssS ssfs S1e
aaGtacns on your visit to this city ''p>''u
loved Mother queen and
for os ss g ct O. % ~ II re-
hs snioneai. o.. royal home T. u the exercise Of noble
'n ss % es
sy ths guidance and blessing oi Amish;y suIss
1 70 1 m.s Be-
have
the and welfare Of the British empire, respect,
city OF srea, and kindred nation 'A' '''' - '~A'
Dale s. Vice Pesaan I John HoSSs second Vice fresi
Dent E91e y B'fs TfsseT N BsRns
ohsh Executys oommittes Henry Eyre sIrresdcnt,
asbe Gordon, PRESIDENT James Nois Second Vice rrosi
sn on Esnard Tn
edonisn Club, Of s. Andrew's Society;
Richard Bell Joseph Stuart, William Whitesde, David
Of the Friendly Sons Of st. Patrick
A II. puleson President; j. r Davies Vice President;
William Miles, exPresiden Owen Jones, Edward A. Jones,
President; H. N. Morgan, exPrcsdent; d. II. Norris
Secretary, of 81. David's Society.
NEW YORK, jan 26, 1870.
The witnesses Of the scene did not move their
eyes. All now was curiosity to see how the Prince
would conduct his portion OF the proceedings. He
turned to his SUITE was handed page Of f0olscap,
and In
A VOICE or GREAT FLExIBnIrY,
fine intonation ana correct emphasis pronounced
the following
GxNTLKxESPray accept my hearty thanks for the kind
Of welcome which 9u offer 70 me on behalf of the
Of sincere and pride p receive your
Ing obAfscter my deeply lamenSd htaef 90 seSiy ap
honoryd this country Your expressions
deep interest in al that coucerns future welfare and
are such as 70 demand 20 sSs cordial response pa
look back to my relent VISIT 70 this fneresnt country
with which you have offered kindly greeting
AS he read, the Prince exhibited much emotion,