Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-10
The Prince Of Wales In BaItimere-His De.
partuPe for PhIIadelphia

The Baltimore American Of this morning says:
Az an early hour yesterday morning consider
able crowd Of citizens assembled at Monument
Renffew and the distinguished men who accom-.
pany him. II had been currently rumored that
the party would leave the hotel for the purpose Of
enjoying drive through the most inviting SEC
lions Of the city but many Of those who assem- bled
were disapPointed, a. the party concluded to re-
main In their very comfortable suite Of rooms and
receive the calls OF some friends, who made their
acquaintance In England. shortly after 10. Hon.
Judge Marshall. Of the Court Of Common Pleas !;
Hon Judge kreos, Of the City Circuit Court Hon.
Judge Martin, Of the Superior Court; Hon Judge
Giles, OF The U s. District Court; and Hon. Jud &c
BOND, OF the Criminal Court, proceeded to the
ilnor House and paid their respects 10 the royal
party. They expressed pleasure upon seeing the
Baron and his friends In Baltimore, and hoped
they were well and would have an agreeable sea-
son while travelling through tie country They
were affably received. At ~ o'clock tue Baron,
accompanied by Mayor Swami, the Duke of New.
castle and Lord Lyons occupied an elegant ba-
rouche Of Mr.. Thos. Winans and an the carriage
pissed through the Square to Baltimore Ct. was
loudly cheered. The number Of persons I'm the
Square, at a moderate estimate. could not have
been less than four thousand, and not the slgh
disorder occurred
The Baron expressed a particular desire to the
Mayor to see the city, as he had heard persons
speak OF the fine panoramic scenes which Il pre-
sented; his wish was therefore complied with.
The barouche passed along Baltimore street to
Broadway, and thence to the elevated precinct
near the Hospital, where the party stopped and
viewed the river and bay. The route was con-
tnued to the southern and western sections of the
city, and both the Baron and Duke repeatedly ex.
pressed surprise at the recent improvement which
greeted the eye from many points Of obser walton
TO them IL seemed 80 unlike the settled appear
ance Of the cities Of the Old World as TO cause
astonishmsnt. Leaving the vicinity Of Franklin
square, the party drew up at the residence Of the
Mayor. A half hour was spent at the mansion,
where collation. was parta ken Of and the visitors
made to feel at home. Baron Renfrew at part ng
| assured the Mayor, as did the Duke. that they
were delighted with their reception In Baltimore
and they made special allusion to the military,
the Gilmor House, and the courteous manners d
| the people.
After leaving the Mayors residence the party
proceeded Immediately to the President stree
Station, where they bid adieu to the Mayor and
LEFT for the city of Brotherly Love in a special
| train, provided by Mr.. Crawford, agent Of the
| road The baggage, filling about three express
wagons. was In charge Of Mr.. John McClinfock
OF the Baltimore and Ohio road There was
large crowd at the Philadelphia Station, who wers
In evident good humor upon getting a look at thu
heir apparent to the British throne.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9-The Prince Of VALE.
arrived here this afternoon and was received b,
Mayor Henry in very informal manner, con
Quoted to his barouche and driven TO the Cont
mental Hotel. The streets crowded to-nigh
with people In search Of election returns and ths
Prince.