The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
state Dinner and lsceptisn at the
White House.
Brill liant pyrotochnic Display in ne
Public 0roucds.

WASHINGTON, oc.> 4, $3.50.
~ day opened brightly ovt ended IN ran s,orn. At
,es.n 90 ock the Prince Of wales and susc visited the
prtd States Capitol Ths- receiyet the eastern
entrance by Mr. Walters es architect, and Capt Frank
in CT en- gnser o. the government WORKS and
through building, wks5h, with its inlshed dome
ooss come What ike an enlarged New York City Hall
Af'e' the gable Ore.
TIE party Waited nrs tho library then the Senate
chamber me histnril paintings n the Rotunds were
examined with apparently great Efss,est The old and
nes has for the representatives visited and
many questions asked oy the aute which side
occupied by the rehabilitation members
where they sto~i when speaking. which
occupied by distinguished OF whom they
read the aeour..s qualities OF the rooms
and shsther the majority o. the members preferred
iesss They noticed the simc.ity between the
ah.htBg The hat, and ha, usc 10 light the Parliament
Bouse London and criticised the generally
btIe very splendid, but 30 gaudy.
The party remtined in the Capitol about half hour
vssirg II tie committee rooms, and during this
time crowd Of several hundred persons collected
side, cheered as the Prince entered hs carriage
TIE President gave a public reception in honor
OF the Prince Al twelve to-day The notice
very brief, but great crowd collected.
rhe reception held in the East Room,
the President ard party standing under the large
var Vh'nI'it' h He 'en''o ~ ~ io""' mo FVisoio
Introduced entered tho I'm hand door, AMI len by the
i.rgc folding doors the right. Or. Blake. Comnis.
,iopcr Fable Buildings hal ;harge q the arrange
u,uts; but crowded that II !mpos-
sibe regular limo Of procession past the Presi.
t'ri ard many who gained admahce could not be pre-
setteo.
A. The people entered aad e' Inc "he house ~ me
SAM aoor'a great crowd ana run ehsaed aud many
persons were onase 70 GAIN entrance. fuh dress was
@oi lnsHtfa uron Sna was hos senerA4y "on oa' he
'o"oe' r'asFea ~ Inc Ep uiess's = me many
I~a'eo p'esen'' vas aAasaAy eay ana animated
Tie f'hce arett'a ~ Ms USUAL o!He coat ana
gray p"A'1s ava, WIN ehS'fei ha1os $1,000 upon me
rstt 81 iSe resident aad Lord = o's stood near me
boe As'"'o person pase', 'le rreseeui snooN haaas
N''I u" '-s'w@y afaaa"yi ana INC Frince bowed DIS
bead 81 'siah se'erm halss sneeeeaed ~ saaSug ms
taS'' however
the fcaI'en vas 70 iast ah ho1ri oat 70 pan an hour
the t''Aes "ss 20 Urea lnAt nc RECEPTION ~u closed
much 70 inc dfafpon'nea' q many VINO were unable 70
enter
The Tree lehi never seemed N better spirits and more
The divided the houofs with the modest and lonzcd
Prince
htssrs Philips Solomous, booksellers, presented the
Prsee With large Photograph q Rosters and hgnots
picture oI ha h2me o. Washngioa The photograph Is
twrg ~ forty inches, and : the only one taken. The
Prince bowed he thanks, ard promised 10 give IN return
nc autograph ettcr
After luncheon the TO- Al party were taken 70 zee the
pablo buildings, undoubtedly The aness 10 the world.
2ue number o. persons gathered IN 'front.' q the Pa
tent oAcc bot The coors were elocd By order q the
Secretary q The Interior About tso hundred obtained
adm ianoe, however, before this order was Issued, or
we're passed IN As CLERKS These persons formed ihrong
which much embafraased the movements q the royal
PARTY
As there are No such buildings 10 England, either -