, 1875-12-06

DJhltch.to LoAS6A TIMES.
PARsL1, Nor. 17.-Iho Itrinco has apent .
quiet day. Tho1c was display Of presents in
the forenoon. and latcr he Witnessed tho per-
formancea Of coujurora and snakc-charfuets, and
received tho Agha Khan, said to be descendant
OF tho Old 1l1a OF tho Mountains. who expresRe1
great delight at Bociug tho descendant OF Ed.
ward Of England.
At 400 lilo Prince drove In state to the sccro-
tariat, nnd mounted to tho Fnplsnnde. There
wero immenso crowds collected TO sec him. in
clrding many native ChefB and Europeans lie
subsequently, presented co!ors to tho Twenty
first Heg1nsat of Native Infantry OR Marine
Battalion. TAoro were pretcnt on tho parable
tho Third auasara, Second Queon'p, Firat Bun.
bay Lancorf, Poonah uorset troops Of artillery.
garrison bastcrr. aud two ,nativo rogi.
s''i ufa ho fas IN nss psesenss eoIoa to 70 seh
distinguished regiment, and IN seeing native
troots for sho second timo. 1io congratulated
them on thoir eolal0r1y Appearance and htoadi-
i,css under artnn. Tho Prince then begged Col.
Carnegie thu favor Of allowing HIM TO tako pos
session of the did rolofB OF tho reElmout, which
IN two ycars world hayo completed century,
and sa,d he would give them prominent plnca
in his house. The march past was very good.
The crowds evincod great loyalty by their chcora
and behavior.
noulhhy is reBnmlng Its nsual inspect.
Tho 0orc1nor, utter dinner to tho pF,nco and
snito. suyo q grand ball, which was very buc-
cDBHlul A0u Qflil1Qts
Tho results Of tbe RoYa' yiatt arc tiescrlbe, on
all hands ~ beiug most extraordinary. The
natiye psebs is exilbnrant III itA expressions OF
grntl6cation. Tho loonah reception artontsol
eyen old Indians. The 'l]ra.1uliu hotbol " WAS
~ loyal aB my town in England.
Iha Prince 1s in a1peilcnt health.
IlO horapiB sails on Alonany, and probably
Ei!l visit Goa anA call It Heypore. Hha will
thence proceed to Colombo. Tie Priuce will
yiuit cosIon, aud 60 from Iaticor!n 10 Madras.
Ia al i,jnrar In nAH at hofr
Capt. Glyn takeA thu responsibility. The Irlnca
vii! 80 thence 70 Calcutta.
PAagL1. Nov. 1s.-rAo Prince lett Govern
mont-liouse at 800 yesterday eiternuon. sttsa'l-
Lord Darlington. ote.. for tho Towers Of Si'snce.
Sir JansctiGo Jeeheebh0Y received tho noyal
party, and conducted thum inside the garden.
lie also explained tho process by which tho yul-
tn1ea arc gorgcd On tbs towers.
Vlenco tho party proceeded to tho cur!oua
1iindoo Alfalfa Of amhousoe, tompios, devotoes,
tank, and the Watkeshwar shrine. 5tD years old.
There Was great excitement among the l}rah.n!ns
apu the wosshpetH wc1e saIpsisad by the visit
Much curiosity and gr0at interest were excited by
tho appearance OF the Prince in plain clothes
Thcncs tho prlnco won't to tho Governors house
At Maiaber Point. and afterwards droye to thc
Hlndoo burning 'plscs. Nothing dlaagtoSablc
was apparent there, and tho Prince thanked Mr.
to tho Crawford market aud tho Dhsk market
Tho people assembled aionK the route recosnlz'
Cd tho lrlnco, anh eteered linn Moat heartily
Tbs Primes walked through the crowds will
perfect uonalsnco without any escort aud after
wards Flslted tho European Hospital, whcso b.
spoke kindly to Tho patients.
IIo embarked quietly Ut g;33 on board the Her
apis. and entertained sLe Governor, the Chief
Jussito. Hir &. stayoley, Bir Il. Moalo, Col. Coll!
Mr. ulbbs alr, Kogsrs, ete.
The prtnco leayes for Baroda tomorrow oven
tng upon short sporting excursion.
The reports respecting tho thulera At Msdral
are Nnfayorabie.
Tie prlnca expressed to tho Governor liis hlgi
aensa Of tho exertiopa uladc TO AFFORD him pleas
uzo on tho occasion Vt hia visit ~ bombay, aus
hado Aitn good.by. Tbs Prince also thanked Mr
Soutor, thu Chlef Commissioner, for tho excel
lont police arrangements made by Aim.