The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-17 00:00:00

PROGRESS OF THB PRINCI or WALZB
IN 1118 (TIMID MAU&

Irrom the Nee York Herald.)
Helamatrao, Ore. 1
The Prince (4 Wale. and sails arrived at Harris-
berg at 11 tickle het night AL all the iaaportaat polish
alemg the read peat crowds eollerted to am the traia par
At places when the traia stopped the Priam showed him-
self, much to the gratifleatom of the mernibled crowds.
Dememling the utocataia.the Priam sod his friends rode
spin the locomotive, so es to obtain a better view of the
magnificent sow of the seaters elope of the Alleghenies.
They impressed themselves mach gratified with their ride.
At Altoona the party wee wakened by ea immense
crowd, amid much cheering and the greatest enthusiasm.
They rowed dove the valley of the beautiful Juniata
under the silvery light of the full moon, sad, arrimag at
liarnslemr, were received by a loge and enthusiastic
crowd. who ea. rted theca to their quarters at the Jones Home.
The Pros-v wo serenaded dunes the night by the Capitol
baud 1,4 u; before the hour whoa the Prince was meounced
4r des c the hotel Mamma& of people had to
get a gloms. of h ire,a large psalmodies at were
In a coemeweinea the Priam sad Doke of Bow-
men.- ....premed throneless highly gratified with their visit
to Amer.*. Polities were throws amide, to do bower to
the nation's guest. At Moe o'clock the erwtewe emerged from
the and the thountoile meet' op shout+ of applause,
while the ladies waved their handkerchiefs, the cense being
musiattug in the extreme. The Prison wee drives Mae open
airriare. drawn by four beautiful greys, the property of an
enthuoodie Iruditioa. The party, coosieting of the Prioce,
Mayor Kepner, the Duke of Newcastle, and Lord Lyme, drove
ttirous!i Inwt.strest, on the beaks of the *rainstorms. to
the Capitol. followed by Miler carriage. containing the coin.
meth. The• alighted at the Capitol. sad paid a vat to the
governor in h. private apartmeate.
ernor Packer &dimmed the Prince as follows
" L. e.l Renfrew—lt anode me innate pleasure to wel-
come sour li.rilship to the capital of the commonwealth
of YoUneylvabia, one of the old 13 coheres that origiaally
arknowleilired allegiance to the crown of Great Britaiu ;
✓ed a-t withstanding that allepaoce has Men severed, your
lordsii.p will percept. by a ;Lan, e at that longhair of colonial
awl state VA einore Ipotattng to the portraits which adorn
the etw,itive .-hronbevo that we Jan have a very, a very
great sem-ration and repel for our thereat rulers. That bias
of portrait. is almost a psrfect type of our American
We annum follow oar anmie, mere thee • few gerienisous
heck without tracing the hoe to a British red coat." Again
welcoc•iwg the Prince of Wales mot his suite to Peainivl-
- the Cnverrior expressed as ardent desire that their
proem, through the 1., oiled States might Memos* is arm-
rest soul ph-moire to he 'yobbo, and be Intrealter produc-
tive of Looting lei:refits to both nations.
The Prince bevel, replied. etpreeerog his sincere seam of
the torli honour conferred upoe him is the Capitol of the
greet *tate 44 Pet fisTIVILDIr.
Ti. Prince and suite, with the Heveraor, then visited the
Osintol luil.liug, sad after viewiag the some from the douse
of the Capitol, the party started for Washington.
BALTIIIuRI, OCT. 3.
The Prince arrived here about half-past one and paned
{trough Baltituoreamet on hes way to the Wathingtos
depot. The streets ea the route, which was a lengthy one,
were thronged. He was received at the dep4t by the Mayor
and a dclemitioe from the city council. Al he alighted the
land ruck up " God save the I,llueset." The Pnacis and
suite ride in open earrrlw ; they were greeted with much
epplmmo and respoodeal Icy bowing repeatedly.
WANE:Mt:TOW, Out. 3.
Without accident the royal party reached Washington
steed four o'clock. A crowd of thousands it persona, pre-
servini the most excellent order, received him at the derlt
with the heartiest cheers which he has received is tau

country. A radio( was erected around the entreace to the I
ear, and wine but officials not even reporters—were admitted
Maid., General Cam the Secretary of State, accompanied
by Jar.n. Boehm:211;M James Buchanan Henry, the us-
phew. of the President, received the Prince at the con. In
is brief speech So-rotary Cam expressed the delightand plea.
sure who h it ztforded him personally, and aa the represen-
tative of tie President, to welcome the Prince of Wales to
Washington. The Prises replied by bowing and extend*
hut hand. The Nike of Newcastle and the Prisieriseuitiswerra
then itttieslin•ed. The Prince end petty then entered thePre-
West's carriages, and were drives directlr to the White
Nieto At tint the amazes had tome dithculty in paging
th rough thecrowil,but alum wee opened and they were heartily
theme L At the White Home the royal party were intro-
duced to the President by secretary Cir, and then by the
Prmideit toYis lane. The meeting of the Prince and
the President era extremely cordial. The royal party ar•
nvod at the Executive %mein about • quarterpast four.
The first carriage brought the Prince of Wales. General
nag, the Ihike of Newcastle, and Lord Lyme Tbe
Presideit stood jai within the door, and greeted
his youthful most with a hearty shake of the hand and a
few word). of welcome, to which the Prince replied
with cit it warmth of manner. The President then
led the way to the Blue Drawing Boom, when Yam
Leese, accompanied by kir.. Ellis, of Alabama, • niece of
the late Vice-President Barg, received the Prince and the
geutlemee of his rote, and also Sir Henry Holland, who
will take op his abode at the Executive Mansion during the
may of his royal 'highness. Nearly an hour was spent in
cooverastion hefore the i•ompaay deiperscl to dress far de-
co. The Prince occupies the two south-west apartments
fronting Lafayette.wpiarc. and both his chamber and dress
ingrooto are models of elegance and refined taste. The
Duke -f New-wale occupies the large chamber near the
fronting south, end commanding • glorimts view
down the Potoreac and of the Virginia shore. Ceder mnou•
light it is truly magnificent.
At 6 o'clock a grand dinner was given by the President,
at which the members of the cabiaet and their ladies, Lord
Lyons and his Secretary of Legation, Mn. Senator Slidell,
and sev.rid other lady friends of the President, were pre•
ant, Cm whole company numbering about twenty. The
table w...s most elegantly decorated. In the centre upon •
huge gohlen tray, were -even richly ornamented golden
noes, the extreme nese being in Urine and the sides of
the tray of lattice weft Them were tilled with beautiful
artificial lowers and grasses. Argued thew wore brioritate
ant teal lowers in splendid vanes, and the appanage of
the table, with them decorations and its rite earn.., wee
alert. The Prince sat on the right t.f Mies Lane, at the
ide of the table awl opposite the President, at whose right
sat the Duke of Newcastle. AU the diplomistie corps an
is town and will be present at the diuner to-nionew.
Too much importance cannot be attached to this visit,
and the .tmertean public lay congratulate itself that every-
thing lore has lest conducted with • dignity sad decorum
wit uni:orthy the Ent European courts, but with • simpli-
city ant absence of parade truly republican. There is to he
no hell. Waehinetoo is not at aUfurl, in striking cestrast
to its appearance during the visit of the Japanese Prison
Wassimace, Off. 4.
The day openi.d brightly. At II o'clock the Priam al
Wake .aryl suite •isittal the Gaited States Capitol. Me
party remained in the Capitol abort half an hour, visiting
must of the isminottee resins, and during this time a crowd
el several hundred persons collected outside, and cheered
me the Prince entered his carnage. The President gave a
public reception in honour of the Prince at 12 today. The
soliess was nen bra, but • gnat crowd WS. collected. The
Prince. dresed in his usual bine coat and grey pants, and
with ungloved hands, -toad upon the right of the
Proodent, and Lord Lyme stood near the Prince.
As ea h person panned. the President shook heeds
with los customary urbanity, and the Prince bowed his
head as usual. Several ladies succeeded in shaking Lie hand,
however. The :sceptres wee to last an hoar, brat in half an
hose the Prism was se tired that the reception Wa. closed,
much to the iliatppoiatoneut of own who were unable to
enter. The President sever seemed in better spirit., and
ton than divided the lemmas with the midget sod lionised
Primes

- -After hinchem the meal ptrty were taken to see the imi.. 1
Ise &chimp. meloaliteetly the Omit to the world.
The mit of clothes worn by tleuerni Wealtingtem sal the
prom weed be Proclaim. were itsarmaed with lamb utmost,
well the party were then taught to the modal ad the Wash-
uvton monument. Their enatithoLom Were kinetP-mwl,
however. to some lee* public memos. The 'ace then
Met, an minsenss crowd palming la front of the building.
and cheering harm as he drove elf. acawnpanied by Mimi
Leine cal Nye. Se,r•-tare Thomploo. The Prince and party
emoted Mrs. mien.th'm institute for young Solon. remaining
two boars, meal impremmiag then...hen iliilightsil with their
at The Prince named several games of taw pins with
Mies Lane. mil laughed hetrisly at the sport. lie has with
w lows mlepriveel ..t lichee' society that he cannot weasel
his at...it:Salem. •ml altoomigh too tired for reeectimine is
Sever tem weary to go out with Mini Lane.
At .it ibis sweatier a peal diplomatic chaser was give*
et the Priesdenio• at which metals ,e of the ogees. sad
sewerage of the iliplien.itic corm with their ledt at-
Sanded, ni ed, the eerie in full ufies, The Prime a Ms
party, mu whim honour lb.- limner wan gives, mmallimmint to,
Warmed to enjoy it. bet lb., whole affair pmemdeffsplendielly.
Nia,tlleleill, Ovr. &
Tl.e Prise.. • f Wale. appears inghly plowed with Ms
117 tem of -sir public bulkiness,
the gyniu.....ins att.-M.od to Mo. Smith's Institute lb.
Than weemel a boy spit. Mir Lane mil the Prince eon.
mowed Mrs. tWeretary Thoompos ail the Puke of New-
castle at tenpin., and thee Mrs lea" with but little '
effort, admitted the Priam. The Prime, seeing several
brew ring tompended from the eel; iwirtincl
their um.. awl feeling doeimleml m v . megrim
erred boll of them and swat Mark( • canal
asersiri fat, ham owe te OM °that' acmes the
mom- The How Mr. Elliot • himself' upon • rope
imam. sad the whole party it bendy and merry
rvr. The Prom. I . bils email bailifolneea. called
e. girl to big. Iron Ur name, sad in every way
awned r. gay sad listitheatteed that his falls weld not sup-
Lois their surprire, and Me the grave duke Meted to
la • crowd of shout e" • thousand peace **teamed the
Meeks last evenieg. was cOlOgesevl Of net only rod.
Amils of Wmishiartime, pie from tleorgetown, Mee.
marls. ad the eirecie r eeseniel in Virginia an I Mary.
lard. The 'reworks w selects:lily emmeces•ful, on account
dile rani, which peevlohid the larrest pieces Iwing di..
played. The uniteil areas of Alberto* and England wee a
wpm b race. and drilled eatheelestic applause.
Min Laren reception was a Met sucerewful affair. Abut
OM the Nil. of Wallington, were searabled Wheel
the Iltewetrha begs., Kir Lane, escorted by the Nines, ap-
peared on the smith baleom, with the Priemidevit, sad sere
meowed with brute chows The Marine Mod. statioaed
le the east room, pee Ilia Yawls. Al 11 n'elsok ripper was