The New York herald., 1870-01-30

~ O11VG1s
80 short time, ana bow, among the wilds Of the
common weaths. That harmony should
prevail, thar society should be strong and emphatic,
and that there should 30 plenty pd,na ana Pp1s- p9s
rest. The feasts and entertainments pro-
1ected and carried through In ms honor
great degree, whica is notIceable from the late
hours OF his attendance at balls and parties. ne
mas oeen very much taken Dy lnS Ses ne,r ~ rreriv
conceits ana their dashing a0dpd0n. He mas ALSO
been amused at some OF the costumes. He declares
ParisIan lasnons OF any country in the world. He
likes the mode OF travelling in America and admircs
me elegant cars. He Is very much pleased Win INC
particular anection. In Canada the dry colo Ior
sleighing and hunting suits his taste.
HIS FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
This morning, after reading the HERALD, ne at
tends Trinity church; Monday evening ne dimes
wnl,o Win Mr. WI b. duncan. Tuesday with Mr.: l; Z.
morton, banker; on Thursday with Mr.. August Bel
mont. The Prince Will attend the ball given In mis-
honor on Tuesday evening" IL Ii To be q grand af-
Brooklyn LADIES' Club and he viii positively attend
the funeral or the late Mr.. Peabody. ana not the
Twenty-second regiment reception on the sth prox-
lmO.
rHR DEMONSTRATION AT NIBLo's.
AT quarter after eight the Prince, accompanied by
den Tne western box was beautifully draped with
the American and British nays entwincd and
buhueI uIHCcS OI COlOTb huOL Oub uOTlZOuldly. Al
he entered he was greeted with site demon.
strari0ns by the crowded theatre In moment he
was pierced by the barbed glances OF . thousand
eyes, but he Quailed not. The ladies, through the
medium OF opera glasses, the oglers with
the aid of cheek, and the Inhabitants
Joined T in '" the Onslaught. aSaA the me- play % went mt
on; Fechter came out. lie did weil he was cheered;
he was encored, and the Prince clapped his royal
hands. At the end oil the frst act the curtain fell
and the orchestra struck up "God save the Queen"
The Prince was instantly on his feet his party rose;
swept the asaemblage, and there was Leartfelt
tulnult and upr0ar. Then the applause sacKened,
Misses were heard, and those TOO cowardIy to insult
secluson Of public throng TO act the base part OF
potroons and Mss alta young man because 1t was
his misfortune TO be a Prince. Uneasy lies the
head that wears CROWN"
THE PEOPLE
now screamed, ana the faint pulsations OF the
snakes were drowned In the vast echoes. Again and
again they sounded out and again and again the
Prince bowed In approval On the stage the actors
blandest aud did their prettlest Every one, doubt
less was satisfied OF the Princes approval before
departure.
But the Prince now had TRIAL. The Prince
had Corbin Tor beefsteak and a Butter
with a heavy SUCK. Prince Erie, wore his
diamond mountain with the apex constantly
FISK at nrst Jonn Morrlssey with ivory opera
glasses there too. He did not look at Fisk. nor
Fisk at hun. Tney both seemed mad about some
porty prince lett the theatre and Gould was with
him. MOrrissey seemed 70 enjoy the sport longer.
WIN
Prince Arthur's Parting Call Upon Mrs.
tsraut-Presepss ~ Mr.. and Nrs. Thorn-
ton.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s 1870.
Shortly after the dinner party at the British
Minister'S st night Prince Arthur, accompanied by
Mr.. Thornton Colonel Eiphnstone and Mr.. Trench.
drove TO the Executive Mansion for the purpose Of
paying his respects to the President and MIRA Grant
before departing from the capital. The President
with little Nellie. was at the opera, but Mrs. Gram
was at home and received the party
with her usual grace and cordially. IN,
Prince expressed regret ct not seeing the Presden
to bid him goodbye, TO which Mrs. Grant answered
by saying thar she hoped this would not be the las
visit his Royal Highncss would make to Washington
and that at least he would come II only for shor
| time when the International Exposition might b.
here The Prince declared himself gratifed com
pletey with his visit and after saying adieu retired
| at all pleased here with the manner OF tn
President toward the Prince. They complain, in tn
first place, because the President declined to atten
the dinner to which he was invited, and In the set
ond place because he never called upon the Prime
all Is customary 10 'ney say ~ Ior the sovereign
and Grants sin Of omission in regarded as havin
been committed with studied purpose. OF cours
| merely give you what they say.
Last night the Prince presented beautiful gf
from his royal mother to Mr.. and Mrs Thornton
To Mrs. Thornton he gave q large Fold bracelet EN-
bellished with an ornamental horseshoe, formed
toEquoises, surrounded by cluster OF small di
monds ana very large diamond in the centr
The Minister'S GIFT consisted Of q miniatu
| portrait OF the Prince, also Q present fro
the Queen, set in splendid frame, at the bottom
which is written ''rhe Right Honorable Edwar
Thornton G. b.. from Victoria, lS70n the whole col
tained in q rich morocco case. Mr.. Trench, OF II
British Legation In this city, has been indeatigab
| In secondng Minister and Mrs. Thornton In the
! efforts TO make the Princes visit TO washington
pleasant one. and he especially deserves the thank
OF the journalists mere for his courteous attention
| their wants.