The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-19

The Arrival Of tho Crown Prince and PriR. !
Of Germany.

cess OF Germany.
from the London Standard JulyZ]
Tho royal Yacht Victoria and Albert, having on
board their Imperial Highnesses the Crown Prince
and Princess Of Germany arrived at Gravesen i'd from
royal ynchG steamed owly up the reach ana brought
TO at The mooring bdOy on the Custom House. near
out in cOors The baggage Of thor Imperial High.
nesses having been sent ashore IN several OF the
were accompanied by two Of the ' princess let the
royal yacnt IN tn: cutter which was rowed to the
at Tilbury Fort and on board the Russian corvets
nrinS saluies; A large nun. or OF the inhabiiants
along the watersde VINO loudly ' Oh cred ED their
Imperial Highnesses who seemed much pleased
od Was in sa to receVs
the imperial party, who were conveyed in several
from ,S the Custom House to the
and fashionable company had assembled on o
platform: special train, under the charge OF Mr..
EbOra.l, the manager, was In readiness, and In the
course of few minutes the special tram left the
station amidst general cheering and waving Of
The streets along which the royal carriages passed.
ana also the Vicinity OF the station. we're mnch
OF Mr.. F. White, the Superintendent Of the Graves
end police, excellent order was kept The expected
the Prince an Princess Of Germany attracted an i'm.
mense asscnblage ut the SOUTHEASTERN Railway
a. % sse tn $
well dressed ladies' and gentlemen, and tho balcony
OF the Charlngcross Hote:. which overooks the
numerous Platforms was crowded with fashionable
visitors. among whom were great NUMBER Of
Germans. Their RO,al Hghnesses the Prince and
Princess or Wales and the Princess Louise and the
Marquis Of Lorn were present the platform to
welcome their ustrious relatives and heartily
chcered. Three royal carriages were In attend.
ance for the use OF their ,moerlal IIighnesses.
After the 70, al party had waited about half an hour
Imperial Hignnessos, was signalIed, and shortly
afterwards glided INTO the station arriving at TWEEN.
ncsses Anything they were received By the Ger
man ambassador and welcome greetings
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were entered. Their Imperial Hiahnesses and the
Prince and iripcess Of Wales entered the same car:
rilge, ana drove TO the German eMbas v, followed
by the imperial suite. As their Businesses LETT Inc
station they were greeted with enthusiastic cheers,
pie IN the court yard Of tile hotel
Jadgo DowIias and the English Burglars.
The Pau Nal Gazette says that Judge Downing,
Chief Magistrate OF New York, is a useful person to
have staying in the house on certain occasions
which are not so rare as they ought to DO
IN tho ncighoornood Of London. Hearing
noise the other night IN the house OF frlen to
whom he Is on a visit at Richmond lace West.
bourne grove, and going down stairs to see what
caused 1t the American Justice found himself
In presence OF four black.faced burglars,
whom-taking them perhaps for ng0ers
and dcsp.slng them acc0rdingy-he attacked
with an umbrella stand, dispensing them
and putting them to night. without undertaking.
the strength AMI cOura go OF the Judge, we may be
permitted TO romark that his introduction OF u new
weapon gave him q decided advantage over Ills
opponents. 1t Is not stated whether or not the
umbrella stand was Oaded with umDrel as; but, Ia
any case. such an engine is to an Ordinary house.
bOld weapoll-Say for ms ance, parlOr poker
much what the mItraillrur is to the common mus
ket. On the other hanh, ike the club OF hercules,
It Is not every one who can WELD Il: and we are
afraid there are but lew person. In this Country ny
whom an unDreiia.staid woull be found, q IL was
by Mr.. Justice Bowling, a convenient Instrument
for the punishment and expulsion OF housebreaxcrs.