, 1875-12-08
THE PRINCE OF WALES,
Further Accounts or His Tour
Among Ills Future India
Subjects.
Interesting Visits with Sir Jamsotjeo
Je;eebhoy, Aga Khan, Etc.
Magnificent Entertainment Of the Prince
by the Gniawar Of l3arola.
a Hunting Expedition Rendered Barren Of
Results by Excessive Display.

Il AuALlAE oApoalEAoA AtoHuoAH1A A<hAAIA "
Results by Excessive Display.
Di,ratehe. 10 fht L1ndan 7i,nts.
BoMu4Y. Nov. 1s.-Tho Prince Of Wales. ae-
com panied by tho Duke Of Sutherland, Sir Has-
Ito Fro1o, Lord s;uf1ioad, Maj Gen, Probyu, and
aicsass. Henderson, Fits-GeoEgo, Knoilsr.
1au1ntl from tllo9 crapta at . ocloct
this aftoruoou, sind was mot by Mr. Soutes and
an dscort OF tho Third HussArs. The Royal
porty drove to visit Sir JamscsIpo Jotecbhoy.
l'iA l'oYnl 11!gt1uona presented Sir 3nusctJeo
Jojecbhoy With q gold modal md
handsome copy Of FIa1man's compost.
tiona, and Afterwards Waited Aga Khan and
Hsfefte.l him with medal md a copy pt Rous.
a whit, to Lady sashooil. ut Sans HoucL and ro-
manned a quarter OF no lltur. Tho Pttnca thea
lnnrhed, ant returned To tho Scrap,a. wherc ho
entertained n piisate party at dinner. 1fa Royal
scarf-pin, expressing nxtrou,s satisfaction at tho
police arrangements during hia Atay III l.oubay.
liz Btarsed for bAroda at o'clock THIS evening.
DAnopA. Nov. l9.-Tho Prince Of Walon. on
lila arrival nj tho railway HtatIo1, was recetyod
by suesd q !sonoE Of tho Eightg.shlzd Euro-
1leans. tho Guikwar, Br aladlasn Hao, tho Fir
tlass, tho SsaG Of tho ltosldont, AIR. Melville,
Col. G. Thomson, Lieut. samlth, staft Col Nut
Mr. Howard. ME. UoWyor, Col Earth, and Capt.
Jackson. Halt troop OF artillery was Rao
drnwn MP. Tho oscort WAS composed nf tho
l,,u1bay La1ccrs, Third HuasarH. aud dctacA-
nlenta 0f Borotla caynlry and infantry.
Tho crowd Of natlses outside tho slntion waH
immcnse. Tnote we're also twelve gigantic ele-
phnnts, cnsiously psnted, aud makntaeontiy
yapasisonoh. 49,.
Wnen tho Prince appeared with tho GullswAr
tho bands played md salute was fired. They
entered = goldcn hoWdab, hung NTH cloth Of
gold tsappinss. Tho Quikvar Sas OH hia right,
A1s'thaYa 1no behind. ln trout saH row of
clsr1,ants n nil knaAit1,r frhn fnIiaunJ M
elephants, and a proceaa'on wns formed.
Tho sides Of tho road for .nito and half
to tho NealdencY wcro orhameutad with
garlande. and thoro wero numerous triumph
como to .iso pgitsce," " God Hleas the Ptince."
First went footmep III whto md scarlet.
carrying any banners and Bpenta next cano men
In ecarlot and whto with baildernles; thon
lead Vas atate umbrella, md on each side ueu
waving clotha Of gold, yahs' tsis, aild peacock-
feather fans.
The suburb waa not much crowded, hut tho
peoplo were respectful III thofr de1neauor.
Tho routo to tho canttnnunta waH lined with
Iudtan cavalry. Mounted gentlemen. Acnhou-
dleB. matchbox msn, Indian bauds lnu,lntad
MID tie Daroan So&alH, mndn up picture Of .
tliumphal march.
Tho towo IL Bomo distance from tha road, mud
nppat ont1Y thoro were not many townspeople.
Tho Parsnes wero most demonttrntlse. and
hernied by Datbarc music tho rtinco'a pro3-
ress. Tho sight wna ,noak inprcsaiso. and no
evidently en- 3ofo3 tho ecens and its nccesAor!es
very thorouEhly. Tho Europeans woro by tho
1oadsido Of tbs cantonncut. At tho ontsanco
we1o fonr gold and silver natire chnliots, drawn
| BY o1oa, With gilt and silver horns. The trap--
| }inga we5e of tho richest tsssues. sowa~a Of
tho Nlnlh and Twonty-tlsird Native Infantry
| were IN line on the teft Of tho routo.
Royal salute was a1rcd and tho Princo's
standard run up, Upon his antcr!ng tho 1sesi-
dency grounda he ailRhted st the steps. "isro
tho el'iets. tho SIAN and domest:ca wora Assem-
bea, and ied the Ou.kwar np to tho recopt,on-
ball, to chaira placed ut the enf, the chalrs on
tho left for tbe suIta, thoao tho right for tha
Bir3atH. Tia Prince was dressed plainly ia d
| patrol Jacket and trouscrs; lo woso no sword.
MAdhaya prosecuted the s'sdafs and tho Mlnis-
The aulkwar than look lcayo and returned to
! Baroda.
After breakfaat thu Prince inspected tho State
elephants tofora tho uosideucy md transacted
It II decided to leave Bonhay on Thursday for
Ca1aHdsua,, to meet the authorities aud asou1-
tain rhother Bpott eau bo Ind bcfore golnR to
cey!on. ,,,n :. t.. ,.,n, a.. T..
thositles cannot Recommend tho overland route
from Ueypore. CAolefa prevails along chat
route; but they trust that tho ftineo can como
ut later period. They think that Iravancoro
is eafe, nnd likoiy TO Afford sport.
At O'Clock, tho rrlnco aud suite drove 10
Mohteebagh 10 visit tho Qufkwar, and aftor.
wards tho Maharance. who expires. Cd hig!, Brati-
+ t}catlon Ut Tho Princes visit And the houor doue
to Daroda. Tho riinco thon pzoGendeu to .hs
aiena through tho native city. Tho Rtseots wero
lined With soldiers without arms, and police. An
exciting entertainment WIS PROVIDED .-wrcstlers,
elephant, rhlnocoros. tulfalo. and ram fights.
| Ihelo were Thousands OF spectators.
At night thele wero .iltumlnatlops, and tho
Prince dined with tho o1ico.s Of the nattvo
| Infantry roSlmenta.
DanonA, Nov. al.-1ho Princes activity is In
defatigabe. notwithstanding tho heat.
Saturday waH devoted to sport. euch aB 1t Was.
II Ia nllos from Daroda to thu Muchllupoorn
Palace. which wns built by Khando Rao GulA var,
md cost 10 lass. It ia q wonder Of chandeliers,
standing in cultivated open .Flhtn foia of acer.
lilo arrangements wore made by Sir Madhaya
lao, by orttar nf tic Mnharance.'
The Prince OF Wales aud euto left the nesi-
loncy a. a. III. by npecia1 train 10 cover tue
nilns. Ihero they found elephants, ox-carta.
horses, and alitaleos.
Tho Prince arnt examined tho cheetahs. hunt
ing loopartla or cats with hooded eycs. Ihey
purred ltGe cats, and waro i've In aunloer.
There WAS also Cue stand Of facous. Tho
prlnco then mounted Oh ox-cars With Tue Duke
OF Sutherland and tue rest OF tba suite followed
Oil similar vehicles, which are inteu1ed to per-
NIT tho hpo1tsnon to approach tAO blaoR buck,
who aro accustomed to huci, yehlelee trayelaing
tho county. Tho Carts mere. however, Zoo highly
| orslametad, aud the eorteGa WAS much too large.
Tha otl!clAlh', SPECIAL correspondents, etc., l'no
Of carts drove scross the plains Of ootton-Rrass.
! which wore vesy picturesque. Ile elephants zuu
sownrs III tho rear haItod-
Afsor u nho1t time hordo OF blsck buck ware
Seen a much wilder than usual. At last 4 rheot4h
wuH slipped trunl a1a cart at Aerd some Gu yard
distant, and HnHtd out buck, which bonadod
| with Amazing springs tcroBs the plain. Tie
cheasah bong dlssapco, .ase II Up At $40 yards,
tho longest run ever seen. as tho animal gaue,4
ally GIVES up after Tho failure Of hia tirst 1nsh
Tbs party droyo GU to = yabt plain called the Ire
Harye. ltthen divided, and deer were soen agaiu
| but yer1 Wild. The compsuy waA still too large.
but at las. tho cilee.ah, nnhonded, dahhod lion
the cart At herd aud pulled down buck, whlcl
WAS snaagod la !i3htlng with snotaar, in lest
than q niuute holding 1t by lilo throat till ular
ran up to xiii IT,
II MAS tiluicut 10 Induce tho leopard to let 70
The bland ur tho ffeer Wkn rlvhn tn tnh okbo