New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30

dave ,cben King Kalakaua and his queen visited
New-York and furnished an excuse Tor the .N'u''-
men and the Assistant Aldermen to feed Tor Gays
Mt the Victoria Hotel in manner none o' ''''
members had been accustomed TO- 'o' S"N"
stretch at time at least
The Prince Of Wales and his suite were met al
South Amhov by the revenue cutter Harriet Lane
on the afternoon Of october II. 1860. ana were con"
veyed to Castle Garden. which had been decorate"
with flags and bunting. As the Lane P"N''" up
through the Bay she was greeted with saNoS u
artillery from the forts. and at the Garden 'he
prince was welcomed by Mayor Wood. Then the
royal partv was placed in carriages. ana anna
scenes of tremendous popular excitement 'oIs
procession Of military started mp Broadway 10 inc
city Hall, where platform had beeh erer'e" io'
the convenience of the guests III rev n moro
military ina ended. the guests were on'es ~" ~
iaced i'm the carriages and driven 10 the MN ~
nue. Hotel darkness having fallen on the M','',S
thousands before that goal was rfac"'" ann Min
npht there were sercnadcs. The air was illed WIN
music and cheers. and on SUBSEQUENT u"H ,he
Asor Library Cooper Union Central park ana ,h 10
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. ON 9%uu, 10 N,,sir
the great ball was given in the AcauelI ~, VI .r
II vas a crush The actions OF the lrln'e WI"
studied win attention 10 detai wrL.,
palllng in this day OF GORGEOUS ,
in description Nothing was forgotten nor ever
the morable beard OF the l)ukc %, !, vii vas
the advertisement Of vanity Fair which prom
seG the completion of Edmund C. Ste ra paII
morous and satircal poem, "lhe fIlhc" 'ai i
The Fire Department had parade. ana on Sund,ay
the Prince attended divine service IN ilt,irs
denarted for West Point and Albany. the New orH
committee discharged themselves. ana ,m,'" ia,st
lull in royal entertaining ior a IT," E''''' W
I'm so far as concerns TINS narrative
GRAND-DUKE ALEXIS RECEIVED.
The next arrival OF importance on these SHORES
I'm the person Of royal scion was the drahu-uuhe
Alexis. who came in his double capacity OF "r"'"-
dixie and as lieutenant on board the Russian lris-
ate Svetlana which dropped her anchor on SANDY
.,,7f.. XII a
stormy passage to this port Her arrival h"u pee"
ANTICIPATED for forty-,wo days by the reception
fleet and the salutes OF the waiting vessels Seeleu
to roverberate with added loyousness ana sonorlS
Tbe GranJ-duke was formally received by Vice
Admiral Rowan of the Congress, "liCn wa ~ vi ,,n
ton;ns Of he arrival the Vice-Admira telegraphed
TO President Grant the official announcement Vi "'o
Here in New-York there was grand naval us
play I'm his honor and much hIhE OF 3tluieS XII
il still making daily trips up and down the hun-
SON. chartered by the local Goinil1ec n al mai
the Grand duke was formally received by MaJo.
General J9hn a. Din bu 1n fSe TsndnkG Vas hot
received at Castle Garden lie was tikeh OF rns
conveyed TO the Clarendon Hotel in Union square
where the ducal quarters had Dreh ehtaS 2 IN
the interim may be gained from STUDY Oh IN ldV,
that $500 troops passed the reNi"wihs S,n,n am ~
the press OF people was 50 great tha' nulp',S .,
times they broke through all restraint To get a
nearer view Of the object OF their attention.
II. reached Washington thr evening OF 1hurShh!
\ovenber % and the Washington correspondents
f,icitnt.d IN and the cltiz"nS OF me Stil
old CITY on the bank OF The Potomac on th'lr
ouietud. i'm the face of such a distinguishes oppVf
unity for display one alluded 10 the quiet SELF
pnis,.H on the great occasion, which WASHINGTON
he said contrasts with what II calls the iawdry
show and vulgar toadylsm which marked the Grand
dukes STAY i'm New-Iork. - The noble RUSSIAN
was received by President Grant ana his cabinet III
Inc I'm. Room OF the White House and th"i We're
moi engaged i'm the reception more than htteen
minutes according TO tn" veracious record OF IN"
event A. soon as the formal greetings were over
IN. President conducted the visitors to the Red
Parlor and introduced them TO Mrs Grant ana
number of women who were with her. once NOR"
The whole presentation was marked by a demo
cratic SIMPLICITY and a lack OF formalitieS.' ON
his return to New York the Grand-duke was enter
leland He was 'eNcursOn,d' and dined and
danced of coursc fof the ceremonies would not
have been complete without the accompanying ball
Al the Academy Of Music lie attended divine
services at IN. Greek Church in SecOnd-ave., near
Fiftecnth-st and TX" the Prince OF Wales. ne had
his photograph taken. one Of the notable things
connected with his visit was the presentation To-
the car his father OF Pages portrait OF Admiral
Farragut standing IN the shrouds Of the frgatc
Hartford al the battle OF Mobile Bay. This prrsen-
taion was made by General Dix at the Academy
OF Design.
INDEPENDENT DOM PEDRO.
Then came Dom Pedro the Emperor OF Brazil.
to attend the Centennial celebration in Phade.