The New York herald., 1871-11-23

then she family sighed AT the distance
and young, cusnihg maidens and decaying SPIN.
sters, strong mindcd women and weak-mnded
admiration would not be ut ali peasant TO the
Danish Princess 10 whom, II report speak uce,
ALEXIS has already surrendered his heart. She is no
doubt q pretty woman,
Bur TIE PRINCE
Will be moro than human II her rcmemorance Will
deter hun from admiration or the lalr faces who
have SO cordially gleeIed him, and possibly in The
OF some OF Them admiration VIII rpen nto love.
rashress OF an early vow which prevent
him from choosing BRIDE from among TIE bcaute-
GUS daughters OF Amerca To bring back 10 his
ialners court. he TINS as It may, however, there
could be no question OF the sincerity the devotion
cow I bns Tne dear Prince" aThe delir.fr Dnke'
..Ain't ne splendidf' "And then he u aniabIe."
..M ny he actually smiled az me when he was passing
another, "when waved my pocket handkerchief
from the balcony OF the Clarendon;' and then
con fused babel OF voices would break out oyetner,
and nothing coulo be distinctly heard hut .Alexis.
Alexisn varied by an occasional $50 much yard"
to the conclusion that If Congress- IN IFS inilnite
mercy. would not forthwith create couple OF dozen
petty princes and dukes, the unfortunate wIghts
VINO have no handles to their names would nave 9
hard time of 1t the coming winter.
THE MALE ADMtRERS
OF the Grand Duke, II not demOnstrativc In their
expressions Of admiration, were equally slncere,
the presence OF real live prince on tie historic sol
OF New JERSEY seemingly having q very exnilarat-
Ing eect on telr splrlts which they LOOK trouble
to repress. lhe
comprising three gorgeous palace cars--two OF
them entirely new. This being their irst trip
arc models OF beauty OF fnisn ana delIcacy of de-.
sign. The two new ones are the Ruby and the
Central and the additional Car was tile kearsarge.
The Ruby Is to be used as a cOmmissary car, and
nothing can be more artistc tnan It's Interior finish,
the workmanship and skill dspla eu IN The mount
inQs being really marvellous. The tables are made
OF handicapped rosewood, ana the seats
OF luxurious velvet with ebony backs, while Inc
tapestry. III one end there Is kitchen, with every
facility for cooking, equal 10 the best hotel the
aUy srursea YESTERDAY When ne toaua traye
almost reduced TO science by the luxury and
fort wtn which i can be- perrormed Il me young
cars and the evidence OF their presence speed.
which could be perceived on the tables OF te dining
roon. The dining room il approached by q CORR.
ao1 ess U 'as with me 0 ea ae
pet, the seats being OF the same color
The car accommodates twensy-elght per-
TO Washington. richly carved maroie-topped
table, with d closet beneath for VINE, splendid
silver service, costing $oUJo ahd elaborate MIRRORS
comprise the other most noticeable features OF this
beautiful car. Tnc otner car Is To be used for
thai OF the ituDy, thouen not SO apparent aG first
sight. Both were quilt ny the Putnam Palace Car
n ra d @ has Used Sem the ~ arc TO- be- adas
to the line or coaches running over the road be.
tween New York ani Chlcaeo. The conductor IN
OF the comuissary Car, 7. Bennett; conductor IN
charge OF whole traia, f. Thompson. anu OF through
O'Clock came, large crowd had collected at the
Desbr0sses street ferry on this side, rom which the
no"nceS S the Prince @ aud suite Appeared IN IN ss @ aud
WITH RINGING CHEERS,
which he repeatedly acknOwlcd ,ed by gracefully
raising his hat. lie immediately entered The New
Brunswick, which was In waiting beng specially
detailed TO convey him over, and III lew minutes
the Jersey Sluc was reached.
INSIDE THE DEPOT
the excitement Was mOmentarlly on the increase,
and when haI-pusL eleven was reacned, ana no
Grand Duke, II got to lever heat Al length 1t was
nnno9nced ne was & eomns ana Inc sssaang ana
1ui the ladies', in their anxiety TO get q lul view,
leaning SO lar over The balcony as TO endanger their
necks. IL WAS expected he would come along in
gltiering UNIFORM attended by brilliant sfaIi but
he didn't and quietly did ne enter the depot tnat
tenth OF the crowd knew Nc mad arrived on the
ground. Wnea tney found ne had escaped q
CRY OF DIS APPOINTMENT A
was raised and q ri III niade t0i tne car, the win.
Gows or wB:ca wee aa Kcncd Ly the faces gluel to
thcni. Ths platforms o. the car were 1iled with
people. and 1t required AL the efforts OF Q large
posse oi police TO Gear taem the occupants stouty
resisting Tue uploar became SO loud mat, finally.
II the crowd woaIi aa announced t tnat
-. ..nc oracr the Prince would appear and be
introduced TO them.
mewnat, ana the police succeeded IN forcing back
the ror, ctors persons no were making themselves
30 CONSPICUOUS Cor tae!r cbstnacy.
WHEN QUIET HAD BEEN RESTORED
pesianoe @ was greeted with the heartlest cheering.
wntch was again aud again renewed
TIE CIR ND DUKE
was attired In n suit OF well.htting dark clothes,
ooSsd m.S cvery nc h' prince lie had baye, room 70
stand upright in The door OF the car. 8nd no one
looking az his handsome lace and manly figure
could deny that he was n splendd looking specimen
oil humanity, though labcrlnE under the mis- Ortuno
OF being Graad Duke. me tsaes lra,,n on sne stand nd
gazed upon HIM with mute awe, almost deprived OF
Ihc power Of speech as n he were an lnhaoitant or
another sphere. They did not, however, forget to
wave their nandkerchlels, and the Duke cast look
PECULIAR SWEETNESS
upon the sea ot fair faces turned upon him so
eagerly. Loud cries OF speech "Speech," were
raised from tue crowd, but the Prince showed no
Enellsh, contentlng nimselr with merely bowling in
response TO the repeated plaudits with which ne
was favored. bic withdrew inside the car. but
the same scene Of cruwding commencing ne was
forced to reappear. The train was dela5 ed few
moments beyond the appointed time in order tnat
but TINS was an impossibllity. as they would have
gazed ior hours, so at length Inc signal for de-
's The TRAIN MOVED SLOWLY
ont OF The depot amid another burst OF cheering
from the men and w waving % oi handkercniels IRON
on the platform OF tae car until the
train had passed ont Of signt. acknowle,lging the
cries OF .sGod speedn by repeatedly bowling. when
ne mad finally disappercd the vast assemblage be-
gan to uisperse not without the ladies casting one
had taken. The manner in which the Prince con-
Quoted himself IN the depot won the hearty admira.
ton OF the spectators, who were loud III their
CARNATIONS OF qualification al his condescension and
amlabliity.
He Is ACCOMPANIED
to washington Oy Minister Catacazy, Admiral Pois-
set, General Dix, Mir. Aspinwal and brilliant
suite from the Russian vessels In the harbor The
train, which Is entirely reserved for the distin.
guished party. was to make no delay on the ROAD,
except Tor wood and water and at the rate OF speed
to DO made expected TO reach Washington at
seven O'Clock last evening.
Abundant materials had been provided to furnish
q magnificent collation. Tor tile party the way,
and tn Prince cannot la to be impressed with re.
publican simplicity aS 1t Is manifested by the luxu
rlous way IN which our untitled arIsiocracy are
accustomed 10 travel 1t viii be the most Comfort
able journey he has ever made, as the acconmoda.
tons placed al his disposal yesterday lar exce.lsd
anything lie has been accustomed TO III the way OF
travel, Lrince though ho Is.
THE JERSEY RAILROAD
have displayed comiuendable spirit OF enterprise
nj 10 al IN n hay ttaI