, 1875-12-08

Ways rhoro wcro partial illuu,nstiops. bu!
90 cheering. tiu'r,la Of honor were pl.csd
rcopls wns realoctinl. but nut sytnpathotto or
warm. Tho rliuce arrived at tho Aeesdency,
whore no was received With tho usual honora. at
1oclnek. Iio dinod with tho Twenty y.socond Ma
decor,trl wlrh gArlands and arnH. Col. Nuttall
rrunnscd tho iloalth of tho Qucon md that Of
the friuco OF WaIes who gave tho hoalsh Of tho
regiment. Col. Nntsn1l, IN returning thanks,
generation. Tho band played. The lines and
ths camp were Illuminated: Tho Prince ro,
tugnod to tho ltnsldency at midnight. Tho road
war lighted with am' and dccketl with Earlaods.
ihnsn was Divine services In tle Nesldupey.
Tho llev. Mr. PolehaEosou ol,iciated.
at hait:pass THO Prince and bs snste: Win
Nir II. Meade. Mr.. Metvil'e aud Sr I3ar!le
Ffcrc, troyo from the lscstdonoy: through, tho
atreetn mud tho road+ which waB all lighted MP,
to Mohteo DAgh, tho old Palace Of tho Qt!kwer.
most. cu'tnus sepcctaole prosecuted ttse!f.
Chinese laueorns and oil lampa. wefo auspendo4!
'amtoo s'''' aud 'S' 1stsiee. "'fAi Evspy house
l!s'as % sss re.!,s;p r. WIN j. oue II isns' 'ss ~
tiropots. At Intervals troopa Of horse aud foot
drapot In rnoHt fautaBtc costumes. Tlluir facoB
waro PAINTED cllRky while t,oy woro wigp Of
scarlet ribbed With gold, and robca OF tlssuo, tin
reied tliolr har was powderod and dressed
fantasttcally.. or drooping over wan faces with
piercing black cyos. TE,eso figures wero grouped
on Stands along tho road also, and vero brilliant
~ Lighted up. and the general effect was dstress
s,,a I'm ,;rhts m ,nnssts ii ri;tn.c!othcd An.
urnH nrot,,cotl combinations 10 driye nn nrfIst 70
despair
80 for miles to the old Palace. Amid this
| nn;;r,; ~, hniwnn,, tnn f;maw.rn hnrnr. IL i'm
mi rnnct' tha I,rincc waa rona;vatl hv Tho Guik-
! war At tin stcps. S,r Msdt,sya Tao and tbo
sfrd,rs lad Tim nn-staira 10 lid yoraujab. whcro
EnutIisl, Indies wu;o assembled. Tho uuikwnr's
ios ota wnrn 1ni ant fnr insncc,}on in ram e,,
| three tabIea. The ,ronlth OF danoutis, ounr-
aids, ruhc.. a,tl ncsr, Of rnro tiZo md beauty
1'no Guikwar aid Ministry nay;ng rotirot, tho
| pripco tooK Ars. MeIyiilo fn dtuuor, wliuh was
laid out in raytj,on in tho cardeu loo Yards
from tho ra,aee. h,t tho srees were iish,otl up
1mkwnr: troona 1u The dinner .a waa Eronoal,, @ uI
| A[ler tho dosBort Sir Medhnya Han lo,l ii thu
uu,kwar. vl1on1 thn princo tnok hv tho hena. and
placott It, chair on bis jeft. Hir Majilays, 10
proposed tho ioa,sh ot tho Quecu. whist,
was drunk with all bonors. and npxt
that Of tho Prince OF Wales. Tho priuce, In re-.
turning thanks expressed tle pleasure ho felt ut
botnR in Baroia. and his qualification at the COR
tiinIity Of the reception. iIe thanked tho
Manaraja!, md tho Afaharauoe for their kind
| ocss and could assure thom ho woud unyor for-
| get hiy visit. Tho Mnhara}ah was vet yory
Young but no had a great career beIoro him.
lie predicted that the A1ahara]ah would devote
himself 10 promoting tho welfare Of his poop[o
nad would exert hIu1solf to develop tie rusourcea
u tbs country he was culiod on 10 govern. 10 ~
to usuro tho continuance Of friendly rciatsoua
be,wesn tue TWO Governmon.a, inspired BY tho
ablo col,l,aois Of sls Ma1haya llao. IChoets, i
lie gave tho hoa1tu OF tho Mahnsajad md tno
AIallarance. sis Madhrya, in ropy, said tho
aialarn}e. mud the Mahasapeo requested him 10
return. in English, thor most rletofni thanks
for tho n,anues In which their kealth had been
proposed and re,ponaod 10. They Justly re-
gardod that as tho happiest moment Of tlor
lives. Luug Ind they oaen gazing On photo.
graphs Of English 5oyalty. Il vas nov tbosr
felicity to soc that prtaos who WAS heir 10 .
nceptGe wlosa benofcont posor and influence
wofo fslt 10 ovelY quarter Of tho globe, Which
tlispo1lei datluess, dlffusod light, paralyzed
| tho tyrnpt's hand. sIIiYercl The 1nanncles
| Of tho slave. extended tho bounds
| OF freedom, accelerated tho happncss and
o'eva.oa tho dignity Of the human raca [Checrs ]
| They we're grateful that tho princo had como
from bis distant Northern home. tlaversing Boas
and oeeaus aa tho gracious messenger OF gra-
1ro founded by the ho1oism and sus.atucd by
tho atateamanshio OF England; to Gitncbs tbs
! atcctacle of judIRopoua ptipcipRlitcs revlng
more securely on Drtish Justice than could
| mighty NATIONS on their enabattled hoata. lie
would bo greeted everywhere with enlhussastsc
OF Lila iIluatrious mother, aud oa account
Of bis e1altoa posltion; Ut tho motives
which prompted tho visit, md Of his own right
ROYAL afratt,ity aud grncouaness. ICheeTa.
Hin visit To DarolA could peroE be forgotten,
never could faue il their momory. The occa-
sion would be uummeInor4tstd by hiAloryt aud
HtrcuHth and toue ed stability OF tho B:ate. lie