Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04
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size was stationed at the corner of Pehnsylvs nis
avenue and Third street for the same purpose A
cry was raised that the carriages were turning
down street towards the Avenue. and the c
street crowd-men, women, and childreu-imme.
diately started pell-mell in that direction The
Avenue party seeing the movement, rushed up
Third street in the direction Of street, and tue
two masses coming together not only effsctually
blocked up the street, but got into a most corr
plicated entanglement, and by the time they had
emerged from II the royal party were clean out Of
and the crash and destruction Of crinoline, the
fair ones OF these parties returned home In any
thing but an amiable frame of mind.
large, plethore Individual In undertaking a
by one of the hacks which careered so madly up
the Avenue In the rear Of the royal party. He
was seen shaking his fist at the driver and evil
IDENTIFY swearing awfully, when another hack
ing the drectonf his fist and his volley Of oaths
to the last offender, Yet another carriage came
laundering upon him, compelling him to retreat
to the curbstone where he gesticulated and cursed
THE BARON VISITS THE CAPITOL
This morning, at Ii O'Clock, Baron Renfrew
and suite, together with Lord Lyons accompanied
BY Secretary Floyd, paid brief visit to the Cap
itoi At the entrance to the Eastern front Of the
Capitol the distinguished party were received by
Architect U. w alter and Capt Franklin,
Chief Engineer Of the Government works, and
Capt. G. w. G. Huntington. and were escorted
through the building Visiting first the library,
the party passed by private staircase to the SEN
ate Chamber and the committee rooms and thence
to the Rotunda, where they passed round aud ex-
amined with much interest the various historical
paintings, and thence through the old Hall of the
House OF Representatives TO the new Hall Of the
House, where several Of the party made many
inquirifs touching the arrangements and regula-
t'oas: such as inquirin2 which side OF the Hall
the Administration members occupy, and which
the opposition and as TO the means Of access to
the door and galleries by the people at large etc
and thence by private stairway to tue Agricul-
tural and other rooms, the Naval and Military
Committee apartments, and Offices Of the Senate,
and expressed themselves highly gratifl ID with
what they saw. During the half hour that the
Baron and suite remained inside the Capitol
building, large crowd Of persons had assembled
on and about the steps Of the East 'front.' eager to
obtain peep al the nations distinguished guests.
After taking cursory survey Of the surround n Is
from the portico Of the East front the party de-
scended the steps, entered their carriages and re-
turned to the Executive Mansion
THE PREsIDENr's RECEPTION THIS MORNING
Notwithstanding the brief notice of the public
reception given by the President this morning at
the Executive Mansion In honor Of Baron Rem
rev, there was an immense gathering present
The doors were thrown open at IL O'Clock. The
reception was to have continued until n M ,
but after the expiration Of half an hour the Baron
appearing considerably fatgued Id was deemed
best 20 have him retire. 80 -
This, Of course, terminated the reception, to the
disappointment and regret of Numbers who had
not found II convenient to be present until after
that time. The Baron, however afterward took
position at the central window Of the Mansion,
where an excellent Opportunity was afforded those
During the reception, the Baron with Lord
Lyons took position at the Presidents right
hand The Commissioned Of Public Buildings,
DR.. Blake, ofticiaied In making the presentations
The Prince was dressed very much as on yes-
terday, in coat Of blue, gray pantaloons bldIy
hitting white vest, (he should employ an Amerf
can tailor, and with hands nngloved. AS the
visitors passed him, he inclined his head to each
In turn, though very many Of the ladies managed
by hook or crook to shake hands with him
PRESIDENT Buchanan, who seemed in excellent
spirits, went through the usual hand shaking or
deal or reception days with characteristic ease
and cordially, and the royal visitor doubtless got
some new wrinkles as to the democratic sinDl
city which characterizes the intercourse between
ruler and people in the United States.
The police arrangements were defective "a nv
them the crowd Were compelled to make their
entrance and exit through a single door and were
restricted to half the door at that conseq uently so
much time was lost In waiting for those inside to
get out, that but small propo ton of the visitors
were enabled to effect an entrance before the
Prince left the East Room.
THE FIRR-woRks-THE TIME OF EXHIBITION.
Owng to the lateness Of the hour at which the
Prince will dine this evening" the exhibition of
fireworks will be delayed until 81 o'clock
THE MEMBERS OF THE PRESS
The various members Of the New York and
London press, accompanying the Prince, and
whose names we publish In the foregoing report
are sojourning at the National Hotel
VISIT TO MOUNT VERNON
Tomorrow the visit to Mount Vernon will be
made in the u 8 steamer Harriet Lane and To
make as pleasant as possible, all casual visitors
will be rigidly excluded from the grounds at
Mount Vernon. For the rest of the day the
Prince will be the guest of Lord LYONS but will
return to the Presidents House in the evening
and leave thence for Richmond Saturday
morning.
Rev. ANDREW 6. CARorHERs, U. 8. Consul
TO TURKS ISLANDS, WEST INDIES gives us
great pleasure to announce the appointment. Inv
the President Of the Rev. Andrew e Carotb.rs
pastor OF the Assembly's Church in this civ az
Consul to Turks islands, West Indies, at the
salary OF SLOW per annum. In a ministry of
elght years, as pastor of the Assembly's Church,
Rev. Mr.. c. has, by his energy, talents and
hdelity, accomplished great work In establish
Ing an lnPortant church His labors have oeen
81 perseverinely attended to that for two wears
past he has been suffering from severe bronchitis.
The islands range from 75o TO So all the wear
round, and our warmest wishes 90 with him to
his new homo, tnat there his health NAV be
speedily and completely restored Mr.. C. brings
TO bis ONCE large amount Of commercial and
pol teal knowledge His early life was spent In
ouslnsss, ana Tor many years past be has devoted
mueh Of his time to writing for various news
papers religious and political, in different sec.
tons Of the country. The President in conferriny
THIS appointment has greatly gratiaed our citi.
@cns1 uHu az Auc sdiit tlIne has gained most
csllent officer. The Consulship embraces three
Islands In the West Indies, and the climate is
most salubrious. '.H.l .. = : -
BASE BALL = Natioaatr S. PytAian A friendly
game betweeR these two clubs came of Yesterday
afternoon, on the grounds Of the National The
fythlan, although junior club, evinced thor
ough knowledge Of the game and proved that ere
long they will make the older clubs look well to
their iaureis The following is the score:
NdttoHaL Pythian.
Outs Runs Outs Runs
French, b....I Williams, p...2 q
Hibbs, ......3 Fisher. 20
Benner, r. f...5 aoffar'Ib IS
German. Ga S Mast . ~ A
Dooley, b-...I 8 Whiting. 3b5 q
Hicks. 3 b o.I 8 WocdleV. 81 q
Wright, .....4 Pope, l. f.....a
Beale, TO 4 Bayley, C. f...5
ivey, c. f......3 Hines r. f....3
is Runs In each Inning.
1. 2. 3. 4. S. g. T. g. Total
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