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TME PRINcE DE JoINvILLE IN BosroY-The Atlas of yesterday morning contains full account of the visit of the Prince to Boston. After being ad- dressed by the Mayor, who rendered him the freest and hearest Inequalities of the city, he was waited on by the committee of Arrangements, and the time appointed at which they shonld attend hm to the Ball. He visited the Navy Yard and Bunker Hill, driving through the principal streets to take view of the city In the afternoon the French residents called upon im, and made him an address, to which he replied in suitable strain. About half mast nine he made his appearance at Fancu Hall, which was crowded to sutocalion, and, according to the Atlas, of lights, mingng with the banners of every land, the beauty of the ladies, and the magnifcence of their attire, combined to present of the most magni-

 cent sights witnessed. Judging from the ecstasy of the writer the effect must have been overpowering He finishes as follows

 "Such magnificent affair, or one SO completely successfully venture to say has never been witness ed on this continent. It was worthy of tho distn