The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-07
TIE PRINCE OF WkLE2
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His Movements at the National
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Brilliant Reception by tho President In
Honor Of the Prince.
A THOROUGH DEMOCRATIC LeveE.
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Albert Edward Learns q Thing
or Two.
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SPLENDID PYROTRCHHIC DISPLAY.
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DEPARTURE or THE Primer FOR RICHMOND.
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His Reception at tho Capital Of ths
Old Dominion,
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THOROUGH DEMOCRATIC Levee.
Albert Edward Learns q Thins
or Two.
SPLENDID PYROTRCHHIC DISPLAY
or THE Primer FOR RICHMOND.


The anxiety the part OF the public to obtain Wow
Of his Royal Hshnsss seemed 70 have undergone aba
ment ~ the period Of his stay In Washington shortesed
This WIS clearly evidenced BY the crowds which asss-
bled st various points this morning, anxousy awaiting
the approach Of the Prince on hs way to the CUTTER
which In readiness 70 convey himself and party -
Aoquia creek from whence they 60 In special train to
Richmond.
In anticipation Of securing glimpse OF the Prince
should mako his exit from the executive mansion large
nambers began 70 assemble about the White House
early hour, and not long before the crowd he'd
augmented that the mansion might well be said 10 have
been literally beseged by anxious and curious spectators
Largo numbers had assembled at different points aoas
the avenue.
Shortly before the Prince and suite took aectiosats
leave Of the President and Miss Lane In this aual inter
view mutual regret was expressed that the pleasant
hours that had been passed the White House duriae
the Princes sojourn In this CITY should DO shortly
minated and wishes for the future health and prosperity
of the President and his niece and the Queen and ~
Prince we'll for the prosperity and harmony Of IL
two respective countries, were mutually expressed
The carriage OF the Prince folio we'd by those OF ~
members or the Cabinet In which those officers
with Others left the mansion about O'Clock sar
rounded by vehicles aud large crowd or pedes
trians, eagerly gazing 81 the Prince The line OF
risges drove slowly down Pennsylvania avenue 70 Fo
and Hall street, and thence TO the Arsenal, where
large crowd Of spectators was gathered the wharf,
where lay the steamer. On the arrival Of thu party
salute OF twsaty guns fred from the Arssaai
which responded 70 by like number from the Navy
Yard.
The vessel Ioosed her moorings Of precisely eisven
O'Clock and proceeded down the noble Potomac amid IL
plauolts OF the assembled and with ~
British ensign floating 1t her foremost and the Ansrs
Of the stern
Ths Prince having gone Washington has again aas1ns1
i usual "reoess" look and tho fashionable quarter IL
aspect Of solitude.
The parting Of the Prince and his companions iron ~
President and his family marked By genuine feelings
Of regret and the public funcsionaries on both siA
showed emotion than usual at any mere osres
nia Of leave taking To the last the kouAt Vernon lAy'
was the subject Of pleasant conversation.
Sir Henry Holland viii remain here until Monday, tAs
guest Of the President Dr. Aokisnd Of the University
Oxford whe Of tho Princes SUITE went Friday mora
ps, In company with tho HOa. william q Rves. If VIZ
gnia to visit that gentleman at hin seat Castle Hill, -
would join the royal party n Richmond.
The cutter Harriet Lane will proceed directly 70 Aa
soy, j. for the purpose OF meeting the Prihoe hs
way from rnlAdoIphA, an Will land him 81 Castle Car
den.
The royal party looking forward with undsssuslsA
anticpsious Of delight 70 the grand ovation In New
York week
The Prince Is decidedly heart smasher," the young
Adcs say and. indeed he has Of the old t.
lows OF the roueher sex, too
Southern gentlemen here, nov that they haU se0
him and his suite regret the more that be cannot exsaA
his journey 10 that part Of country
During stay here Of the Prince the diplomatic cosps
made personal calls but LETT their cards. according
etiquette.