, 1876-02-05
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Sixth VAS much Admired. Thoy went by like the
Al $50 tho priucs bads good-by. Tho spselat
train 10 CAunpote ktfived ut h xThe Pftnod
thanked Fir George Qoupor for tho reception II
Ondo: lie drove to tho Memorial Church vitha
guBtd Of honor OF tho Buf1s and cavalry escort.
Ihere wks An artillery salute. 1ff. Prnsop Col,
Afaudo, the civil and military authorities, Au8
o. natives Ha.c present. Tho Prince
H1ont some tirae extmluing tho church and reA34
cdto tho fatal we'll and thd tnclo6urd,; which
stand Ia fA!r patk, with aowct-btds. Th4
Prince remained ineido 9nartet q ID h6nft
and walked TO the cemetefy close 1t hand. 1sn
tho Crimean graveyard. From tha cemetery the
Prince proceoded 10 Mr. Prinaep'a, He dined
there, leaving at $50 By special train 70 Delhi.
Dhln' Jan. 11.-Tho Prince Of Wales entered
sialA was present. and tho Generals and an i'm
menaa mounted staft r6do With thu suite through
tue lines Of ertilior3. cavalry, and ihf4ttr5 from
th6'station y tbrough the CITY, OUT By shG Lahots
where tho Prince held Icveo Of Europe&d ind
native officers, lasting two hours. Th4 PfIhcA
dined With Lord Hapler, who 10 not yet ah1d "a
ride.
Crowds Of natives arc lining tho routs. En-
traordinary ttiumphal arches have been erected
with Inscriptions. Tho general attitude Of tha
population is rery respoetfut and ooqrteons, Tbs
ipa,ity. fiIs Royal HRhness was much inter-
essod 10 passing the memorable sites, Hurroundod
~ ho was by many uho had borne share in tht
great siege.
camp at $50 this forenoon. aud drove 10 Daheer.
pore. Qc there mounted On hnruoback, dnd rods
over 10 tho plain north OF Delhi, whero t1shtr.
four hattAlions Of intAutry. thirteen regiments
engineer train weae drawn up In four limos, The
infantry in front, extending ovor \ distance Of
milo. Lord Nspier aud Ills etad and the for.
c9u officers Joined. The Princes staff and hia
quito rode down tie lfnea. Afterwards th&
troops marched past.
The review lasted ons hour and ton tninutes.
The appearance Of the troops whs excellent. y
IL dinlcult to asy whether the British or tho nj
Prince were Rctudis, tho naIah Of DhurtForoi
and Hoknra heir on his left Lord Napier sud
general ata1 !; on the left Of Lord Napier, out
side tho aslutinE iucoants. in the rear Of ths
Prince, ths Duke Of Sutherland, Lord Caring.
ton, and othors. The Pftnce'a Hta6 were draw1
mp At tho opposite Bido OF the ground, on shQ
right Of tho bands. Guns and caTa}fJ vent BY
at ! gallop; afterwards the samo native !egi.
ncntH verv eood-fastcr than British artillery.
It WIS magnificent. The Prince nest presented
colors to tho Eleventh Regiment and inspected
the famous native Ssppors who recsisad dis
slncstvo l,onozs from tho Qucou for ths|r bo-
hAy1or ut tho siege. There WAS Al immense con-
course Of uativos and Europeans.
Tno Prince luuched with the Eleventh Uus-
| Rkrs. and afterwards returned to headluArtat1-
Iis wont ont riding before dining At tho hesd-
Lord Napier, tho Divisional and 1riRade Gem
erals staff, etc. AT 10 o'clock hs drove 10 this
city. There WAS a grand ball in the Palace Of
she Moanla. The Dawan Khss whero was thu
| and converted Into an exquisite ballroom.
Ltrge crowds had assembled to 900 the Prince
| onter 9elim auhr. tho citadel.
| Delhi, Jan. l8.-1Ae Prince drove 10 tbs
| kootob at IL o'clock, ssnendel to tho summit,
aud naw tho "woadorful divers" In tha we'll
He visited Hnnlayun's tomb, whcsc the Dehi
Princes surrendered. Flo returned 70 camp tod
mated. lie dlned With tue Il,as brigade.
DELnt CANT. Jan. 15.-At 10 O'Clock this
morning an attacking force, under Ms1 Gen.
Hnrdnge, movoa from, positions north Of Delhi.
covering lilo Knrnanl road, and tbs Msjos Gen.
oral. mounting infantry on CUR. carriages, gained
| tho bridEe over tho canal without oppoaltion.
Ho thers laid pontoops and occupied poeitions
extending across tho main trunk road, mtlca
from Delhi. at O'Clock; the defending force.
under Maj. Gen. Hr o. Held making no astious
resistance, and concentrating upon tue ridge.
Tho great plains favorable for cavalry. or fos =
defensive force, wore apparently neglected. but
Gen. Holds pima gro not Jct developnd.
Tic Prince aud his auiie loft Tho camp soon
after D. M, bnl found Hasdiuge'a movement
had been effccsod aar!lor than uas expected,
tnd tho operations for tho day worc neatly
Terminated. The iorces arc equal on both nides,
and offer = very Interesting situation.
There is great e1citeulont among the natives,
and crowds are collected at 6yetf point.
Tho weather IL very cold ss night, ind nearly
| 1T feeezfnE potn& outside tho tents
TuH rt1NcE As 4 GOD.
| London Il AUaHnum.
It will DO remembered that betoro tho psnca
s. ss gosp. 1n 81 syss ssa 's
and even before he hAd fatlty arrived ID Bombay
It was found that Hindu Poota wete shos!ro.
phlzing him 81 An Avatsr. Of Incafuaslon Of th4
40, and has gond further still. A. document hAa
bssu forwarded to London fot publication, and
will soon DO printed, which in lts WY = on :
riostty. It Ia pooEn in honor OF the Princo's
would douhsloss have boon presented, to .hs
prinoo by tho author personally, Lad hfs Roys1
ttlghneas visited Mysore, As he at frat intended.
A short specimen Of what this poom ia like may
perh8ns tttrtle the religious reader. We Givo .
FREQ translation Of tho oPoufag versa:
On! Invocation to the God, the Prnce Of wafcd!
What il the uss Of the rain and ths sun7
What u the nesd of the tand and tho 'ea, tho air and
Why ,h"uid any olher God b. zorsh!psa, .,,,
God l. here amongst Us, and In h'ta oni7 Win b.
I have east aside the 7rimuHt.
| II ! nAk for rain, the priuco will gtte III:
> | Ii ask for the snu, the lrinte viii srntIs.
ho NJ. o@p!,fa n Almighty tn
@ nay Ire in hIn nd b dssosy ID Ils afe4tns.,
: " ths river IL lott IN the ~!
: 49, il o,,e Of sight mi iua*,edEo.
: have sMn The luwsr.faco Ut ny dodi
: And 80 on fora couple Of hundred liuea. Thu,
tho pr4nro seema TO have founded now ioiIg.
!. lou, without any deaIEo or effort Oh Hi own
!, rars-tl,e worship OF himself! Ihc bdst b4it 6l
it IL. that tue Wftera Of this pzodtIbt1oo proba
: lily did not sce tho " doWas-faee OF tns 0oa.. \,
lilo demons Of clo1ata proyanted bis deity f.ou
!. going to lsaugaloto and Nysose. However, th.
: now convert may. perhapA make p!1sttmpagt
, 10 London, to ;oIoE poGya to tho Lord Of TIL
ILtoo rlumes!
THE LILY AND TRE WEED.
LILLY, dear Lily. axeat Lily. IprAy"
Qaebn Lily swRysA ltGD I wiud-touthaG rttt:
"Wh0 gFeAts I" she sa!dt
. Al sho bent ller hrad.
N(1h1y 4 tnnaiv tYorthlahe NsS1r