The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-09
ALBERTSAUGUST ADVENT.
Inc Prince Of Wales and His Royal
Party in ireland.
A DAYS DRIVE THRoues ousi IN.
The Castle Officials Arrange and carry
out Booming Welcome.
BUT CHILLY KISSES ALSO HEARn
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The Princess More Popular with tho Peo.
pie than is Her Rusbana-Frnnoe
and China Have Perfected
Pesee Prcliminarics.
BUT CHILLY Kisses ALSO HEARs
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NOTES


Ireland,
ARBlYALo OF THE ROYAL ENGLfsR PARTY.
DUBLIN, April S.-The Prince and
Princess of Wales and their eldest son.
Prince Albert Victor, slept ON board the
royal yacht Osborne at Holyhend last
night. They left Holyhead AZ el5 this
morning and arrived at Kingstown at
ll;30. The Osborne was escorted seross
tho channel by tho Enchantress, mad
die wheel yacht belonging to the navy.
Large numbers of people assembled
upon the docks to greet tho royal yisi-
tofs, kingslOwn is crowded with people.
ana the town is profuselysdeeorated.
n number of excursion Stoaraers
thrOnged the bay, decked out with CAV
bunting, aud six vessels OF tho Channel
squadron were in waiting, arrayed with
nhgs OF all nations, and brilliant with
various colored streRmers. The Osborne
was sighted when 10 miles out M aeg
ana when she drew nearer, was greeted
with selvos of artillery from tho mem
| oi-War. When the Osborne touched tie
pier, and the royal party dlsembarked.
the throng raised loud and enthusi,
asiic cheer. Dublin presents n
lively appearance, but there are
many indications that there is
not any popular enthusiasm. Outside
tho route OF the procession the decora.
tons OF the city are general.
Earl Spencer, lord lieutenant of Ire.
land, received the prince and his party
ana the town commission presonted an
address Of welcome. The princess, at
the same time, was made the reciDient
OF humorous bouquets. The crowd,
which numbered 1000, kept up a coniin.
uous cheering during the reception and
cheered loud and long rs the royal
guests proceeded to Dublin,
They arrived at Dublin nj
O'Clock and were accorded
splendid reception. In answer 10 tbe
address Of welcome presented to him nv
the citizens committee, the prince said
he WAS delighted TO renew his acquaint-
ance with Dublin. In its Passage
through the streets OF the CITY, Ire
party was everywhere greeted with en-
thusiasm. The houses on both Sides of
the avenues along which it proc. .sded
were adorned with beautiful docora-
tons, and the windows and roofs
crowded with spectators curiously ca.
ger to catch glimpse OF the future
king and queen,
Along the route oS tho royal process
sion, on its way 10 Dublin CASTLE many
persons were crowded in past the escort
!
all Irregularities good naturedly, and
reassured tho spectators by his shaking
hands cordially with all OF
them within reach. Earl Spencer,
the Irish viceroy was loudly cheered az
he drove through the streets In the pro-
cessiOn. Lord Mayor John O'Oonnor,
who is q strong Nationalist, but who
drove IN official state with The roval es-
cqirt' was loudly hissed by the Nation
alisis. Not sign of welcome was vi +
bic on the city hall of Dublin, and this
idnI Stands out so oonspicuOusly as to
force comment.
Fully 1000 students paraded the
streets aud marched 10 Dublin castle
singing. loyal songs and carrying I'm
ION Jacks IN the en0s OF walking canes.
inc royal visitors are loudly obosred
wherever they appear.
grand stand had been erected at tho
railway station. When the train bnar.
Ing the royal party arrived at Kings-
Town an immense crowd had Assem-
o!ed. Whom the prince and princess
anBhted they we're greeted with tro-
uenuoub cheering. They were escorted
TesentatiVe gathering had assembled.
Here, when the enthusiasm OF the crowd
had been quieted, the address of vel.
come by the Dublin chamber of com
merce was read. This address dyyeIt
especially upon tho beneficient influ.
ence which the visit of The prinre
ana princess would exercise upon
the welfare Of Ireland. IL all
ludod also TO the labors
oi the prince in the cause of housing the
poor oil London, subject, the address
salu 3l great interest To many people in
the Irish capital. Whom the prooession
was about 10 start from the ststion. sew.
eral bands Joined forces in renderlpg the
arr "God Bless tho Prince of Walfs.r
For time considerable Excitement was
occtslOneu by some trouble to tho rova
carriage, which tho populace, not I'M
derstanding, exaggerated. AS tho
hofses drawing the carriage emc~oed
from the depot they were trightened Inv
IIhle Ihe crowd and the glare OF the uniforms,
Lhe animals shiod and pranced around
~. lew minutes, and il
away and overturn the vehicle, but the
driver in short time had the horses
quoted and under perfect control. Tbis
episode delayed the procession short
Time, whon 1t again moved OF
in good order. Tho route was
through Westland Row, Lincoln
place Nasua street and Grafton street
10 college Green, whero the first atm
was made. The Green was littergllv
packed with one solid mass of cars. esr.
riages and people afoot. The advent O
the royal party was hailed with tre- |
mendous cheering, One of the features
OF the procession was the presence |
OF marching force of studepts
Ihey numbered an even 1000, vera |
jauntily dressed, bore walking sticks as |
arms, carried two union Jacks for ban
ners, aud made the streets resound with |
their cheering aud lusty singing of |
"God Save the Queen"
SHE MADE A MASH,
The Princess of Wales captured
the populace at sight. The
rehned beauty of her fair face and the
elegance OF her figure were most artis. |
ucally set oil IN special costume of
green, which had been made for the 90.
casion. The dress was composed of a
clo'o ting, dark green VI lvet bodice, |
Win SILK skirt TO match aud |
a princess bonnet, trimmed with |
braids and oark green feathers.
ihis tribute to Irish colors, dettly and |
beautifully made, was Instantly Iecog- |
nized by tho people, aud her royal high
ness was everywhere greeted with ap. |
pl use. After luncheon at Dublin cas- |
the prince and party proceeded |
to the royal Dublin societies
show at Balps bridge. The royal es-
oort on this trip was composed OF the
Huzzars. This escort was proceeded by
Earl Spencer, escorted by the Lanoers.
AT Balls bridge the reception was lust
as enthusiastic as the one on Col.
isge Greenl and the cheering