The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20
CABLE NEW 5
From AL Parts Of the
Old World.
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
The Royal Traveller from India
Feted in Guildhall.
BRILLIANT BALL AND BANQUET
Premier Disraei Ill-Parlianent
Not in Session.
THE MURDERED CONSULS BURIED.
A Great Powers Missive to
the Sultan.
Reported Massacre Of Chris
tians in Bosnia.
GAMBETrA EvADEs THE AMNESTY VOTE
Breadstutfs and Cotton SuppIies-Failure
on Change
A Great Powers Miasive to
the Sultan.
Reported Massacre of Chris
tians in Bosnia.
GAMBETTA EvADES THE AMNESTY VOTE
Breadstuffs and Cotton Supp|ies-Failure
on Change.
THE PRINCE OF WALES.

HIS ROYAL HOLINESS VISIT TO THE CITY OF
LoNDoN-A MAGNIFICENT RECEPTION BY TIE
LORD MAYOR AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN BLAZE OF GLoRY-FIvE HUNDRED
GUESTS AT THE CIVIC BANQuET-FTvE THOU
SAND PERSONS ENJOY THE PLEASURES OF
THE BALL.
LoypoE, May 10. 1875
To-day having been fixed upon by tho Prince Of Wales
for his tho City ofondon after his return from
India the most elaborate preparations havo been made
for his entertainment
Tho Stock Exchange is closed.
FESTIVITIES GUILpHALL-
banquet and ball will take place this evening.
There win be 500 guests tho banquet and 5000 at
the ball Guildhall, which TO be the scene Of tho
festivities has been magnicently decorated
BRILLIANT ATTENDANCE.
Nearly all the princes and princcsscs OF tho royal
family, most OF tho Ministers OF the government, and
all the great officers Of State win be present
Tho members Of tho royal family arc to arrivo last,
and win como by way d the Victoria EmbankmeDt,
Queen Victoria and Queen Streets reaching Gudha at
seven O'Clock
TINE CIVIC ADDRESS
Tho address OF the Corporation OF London will be
presented to the Prince IN magnificent gold casket,
afrcr which will follow tho banquet.
srEEcnEs
The toasts to be offered few and tho speeches viii
be bricf Tho ball is announced to commence At nine
o'clock.
CAREFUL PREPARATIONS BIT THE MUNICIPAL AurHoRrrIEs.
Tho streets adjacent to Guildhal will be cleared
four o'clock tho afternoon, and closed to all vehicles
except the carriages Of the guests.
Tho yard Of the Gudhnll has been entirely covered
over with temporary structure, 20 BIO used a. tho
ballroom
The Lord Mayor has requested that there be no
Examinations OF tho houses Streets because tho
additional crowds thus attracted would rcnder the
passage Of vehicles impossible
PARLIAMENT NOT IN SESSION.
Tho House Of Commons was not in session to-day.
When the Speaker took tho chair thcre not
sufficient number Of members present The House
counted out' and adjourned
DETAILS OF THE PRINCES RECEPTION.
LONDON. May 90, 1876.
The reception and entertainment OF the Prince Of
Wales in the city last night realized all expectations
and was a most magnificent successful affair. Tho
programme, previously announced, carried out
with ittlc or no deviation from It's details
ARRIVAL OF TIKI ROYAL PARTY AT GrrIDnALI-
The Prince, accompanied by tho Princess and men,
bcrs OF tho royal family arrived Guildhali after
seven o'clock, after triumphant progress through
streets crowded With spectators who cheercd enthus
aslicaIly MS the carriages passed.
Tho masses OF people around Guildhall wero I'm
mcnsc.
LIGHT AND JoY.
The venerable building and the Pavilion adjoining,
erected for the OCCASION spcnddly illuminated
There was great cheering as the Prince agn,cd and
passed into the reception room.
THE BAHeuxr.
AAopr 40 nd Of fhs fho
Prince was escorted BY the Lord Mayor TO the main
hail. where he sat down TO banquet with about 500
OF the most distinguished persons Of the kingdom.
Tho decorations OF tho hall rich and tasteful,
the company brilliant and The banquet excellent
ro9srs AID BRIEF REPLIES
Amer the cloth was removed few toasts were
given.
Tho responses were short and preceded fol-
lowed by music
rHx PRINCES SPEECH.
The Lord Mayor proposed the health OF His Royal
Highncss
Tho Prince. replying, returned thanks He IN
stanccd The warmth or his reception In India as owl
dencc OF midas loyalty to England
Tho other speeches made warmly expressed happi-
ness at tho safe OF the Prince and loyalty and
devotion 10 the Queen and royal family
the GRAND RAIL-
At tho conclusion OF tho dinner the grand ball began.
Al its height 5000 guests must have been present
The floor Of the hail. with that OF the library
and tho temporary pavilion adjoining, scarcely
able TO accommodate the asscmblaec
rHE DAWN DAv.
The festivities were kept up late hour tho Prince
retiring long before they concluded
Thousands OF people remained around the building
until daylight, enger catch glimpse Of the