The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

the yard and the sarroaading streets 20 me number al
s0'e'nl Thousand, lncsldng meu, women snd children
~ INC northern entrance Of the station Fog sh en-
s.gn WA lying o2es large American tag, and band
OF music from Sixons amphtheatre stationed the
ssvs, ,rsn a. 'weoy minutes oSIore TWO O'Clock .ae
North street which occas,oned general rush Of the
multitude towards the ns Of bsrorches stationed In the
attendance to keep back the crowd and the Prince,
followed oy his quite stepped out the platform aad
Colonel John s. Giitines, president Of the Northern
Central Railroad also extended welcome To The royal
party, and informed them that carriages 10 waiting
> Railroad.
Some eight ten barouches were in attendance
for the OCCASION and Is the royal party moved along the
platform 10 take their seats the band struck up God
save the Queen" followed by "HAl Columbia and
Yankee Doodle" They were also welcomed by shouts
and cheers from the multitude who manifested the Ut
most respect and good feeling for the youthful her
raising his hat.
mo carriage intended for the Prince was the private
eQnpage OF Colonel John 6ttngs, drawn by so ele
CANT bay horses belonging 70 Robert Barre ESQ. The
front seat was turned down, and profuson Of elegant
bouqets spread over H. leaving but two Seats for the
barouche aud observing there for the Duke
OF Newcastle and the Earl OF st. GerDan he Immediately
got out again and took seat In tho carriage OF Dr.
hanson Thomas, with Duke on the front scat
and himself and Mayor Swami on the back seat The i'm
mediate suite accompanying the Prince his Grace the
DUKE OF Newcastle, Earl Of 81. Germxu, Lord Lyons
Major General the Hon. r. Bruce MAJOR reasdale Captain
cray, DR.. Ackand, Hr. ngleheart, Mr.. Ware and Mr.
Jenner
PASSAGE 1RsoroH IHg CITY.
The party, being all seated in open barouches moved
forward through the dense crowd in the depot and
proceeded up Calvert street 10 Eager and thence 10 the
Washington Monument passing along slowly and guarded
rom the crowd on either side by file Of police detailed
monument TO allow view OF the structure and its
besntifr surroundings. which stentivey surveyed
bsndkerchels TO the Prince, to which he gracefully
sponded By raising his hat at various points along the
route, which was continued down Charles street and
along Baltimore TO Eutaw street They passed down
Eutaw TO Camden street, and thence TO the Camden
ton the streets throughout the route being lined with
spectators ali eager obtain a view the Prince The
ladies especially focked TO the streets along which the
cortege 70 pass adding doubtless pleasure OF
the reception. which Was conducted throughout 10
an orderly and decorous manner, though the police had
At times considerable dicuty in keeping OF the crowds
OF boys who were eager 10 take closer inspection Of the
royal youth.
INCIDENTS PREPARATIONS At THE CAMDEN STATION.
long before the expected hour considerable crowd
gathered around the Camden station as OF the points
promising favorable view Of tho Prince, aud as the
time passed the hrong aweled 10 thousands. ladies and
children predomiDatiDR. All the windows facing
the streets through which the cortege expected
to pass crowded with ladies' snxiousy futtering
their white handkeehies anticipation OF the Princes
coming. An unoccupied crowd always finds some
source OF amusement. and there various false
aarms-every carriage giving re to the cry, "Here be
To-, when the crowd would push and rush TO get look
aud again fall back the alarm proving false. one Of
these Incidents auehablc in the extreme carriage
drove up containing dasbngy dressed young gentleman
wearing peculiar sort Of head gear cross between
raised "Heres the Prncc,n and the crowd rushed
pei towards the carriage The driver whipped up
his horses made short detour and again sought to ap
proach the depot Again the crowd ihronged around the
carriage, and iw occupant only released from his
barrasDg position by the interference of the police who
literally carried him from the carriage to the
trance of the depot Once safe within the depo the
tlernen soon made II known that he was "the artist OF
New York illustrated paper, that the first time
his resemblance ad caused him 10 be taken for
the Prince, and that he exceedingly anxious 10 pro-
coed TO Washington In the train with his Highness
The latter pont he urged persstenty only asking
be might be permitted 10 get in the train and take his
chance OF being ordered out by General Bruce When
Princes attendants whether General Bruce turned the
special into ga way train and set him out on the road
eide Ia more than know: bat II 30 the verdict would
undoubtedly be "scrved him right
Whst these matters were In progress the police took
possession Of pavement in front Of the depot building
OF the main hsto which only the directors OF the
with their families and members OF the press ad
m,tcdand of the platforms Immediately in the rear,
where the specia train, with the locomotive attached
drawn up ready 10 start at given signal The train
consisted Of baggage car, Of the ordinary thorough
furnished with armchars neatly fitted up use
Of the Prince and his immediate suite, and charge
Of Capt Collins, the senior conductor on the road.
Tho crowd In Attendance wnsiormed In lines leaving
an lane into and through the depot and thence to the
an, and every Arrangement male for the easy and
interrupted psssaee Of the royal party
AuayAf or IT'S rRrycE.
shortly before two O'Clock the carriage aiming
Prince, Mayor swami the Duke Of Newcastle and the Earl
Ct - 6trmanR approached from Eua street. and drove
slowly through thc crowd 20 the OF the depot
The polio. received The carriage within their ranks aud
The OCCUPANTS slowly ana decorousy stepped out every
thing beng conducted with quiet good order that pre-
vented anything 10 the way Of crowdng or impairment
t4fosiy. The arrival 81 the Prince was marked By
tome cheer rg and general hutierng Of handkcrchef
b the ladies
rrssdehi Garrett, with Messrs Johns Hopkins, Col.
John spear Nicholas aud several other directors OF the
road we're ATTENDANCE and advanced the Prince left
ihe carrgC Mayor Swami presented several Of these
gentlemen tbo Prince the ceremony taking place on
he ~ ted
tators good cIportunity the object OF their Gu
rosiy Inc " nee shook hands very cour,eously with
these gentlemen. and acted altogether modest and
rehnea youth would under the circumstances
isssng into the main hall Of the station, the Prince
turned by repeatedly raising his ha, Whilst passing
the adiCs gathered the Of the hall he bowed
oase uttered me Van and beng thus FREE from .ny
danger 81 anno, the police withdrew their surve
lance and The crowd rushed eagerly up, crowdng around
would appear on The platform 4 be did not American
hsnior make spccch. No ineccorous manifestation
were however MADE, and whilst the multitude eagerly
out O. The DEPOT lew parting cheers were uttered,
the crowd moved rapidly away, the police formed In
hOusss, and the reception and departure alike
AyrksRlsT.
The popular verdict the Princes appearance was
hvrable He 10 passably good locking and apparently
genuinely moicsf and rrassuming. Hs Distinguishing
character sec that Of gentenanlness-a word which
expresses many good qualities The pictures which the
Illustrated paTcu have gwen bear oui sliglt rcscm
elanfe TO ha and have been generally the OF
catering
FrrrnK xogEwKSrs
According 20 rumor A. yet needing confirmation, some
change has been male the programme o, The Princes
movements From Warrington be win 70 b. Richmond
returning fom there 10 Norfolk, uhere he viii spend
part q day and then come, by boat specially char.
tered for tie occasion, up the Cossrcahe Ray 70 Balt
more. II ths change u carried on, abs Prince will not
return here Until Tuesday morning and win then proceed
Gireesy through tie ety. sllhoai storpsgc o. his wy
to Phiadcipha.
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