New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-25

| DETROIT, Sept. 20.-The Prince Of Wales reach
/ ed Windsor at O'Clock this evening, by special
| train from Hamilton.
] After the presentation of addresses from the
Mayor and citizens of Windsor the Royal marty
| were escorted board the steamer Windsor
which had been beautifully and appropriately de-
corated for the OCCASION and crossed over to this
city,. On board the steamer were Gov. Wisener,
the Mayor, Common Council, and number of
prominent citizens, who were presented to his
Highness,, after which, and when the boat had
reached American waters, Mayor Buhl formally
welcomed Baron Renfrew to the United States.
Arranged in tile river opposite the city was a
large fleet of river vessels, their rigging tastefally
decorated with variegated lights and hung with
banners embleus and worda Of greeting. As the
steamer bearing the Royal party passed through
| the fleet, each vessel threw perfect hover Of
blue lights and Roman candles, making one of The
most beautiful displays ever Witnessed.
The royal party landed ut the foot Of Woodward
avenue, where they were received b. the entire
Fire Department Of the city, bearing TORCHES and
most Of the military by whom they were escorted
Baron Renfrew and suite leave for Chicago 10.
morrow morning.
DErRo1r, Sept. 2l.-From an early hour this
morning the streets in the vicinity Of the Russell
| House were densely packed with people anxious
to catch glimpse of the Prince, when he should
/ appear to take his departure for the cara
Just before 10 O'Clock he made his appearance
/ with two OF his suite, accompanied by Mayor Bull,
intending to drive through the city before proceed
i ing to the cars. magnificent open harouche
| drawn by four white horses, had been provided
for the purpose, in which the party seated them
| selves.
The crowd gathering about the carriage and
blocking up the avenues made it almost impossi-
BILE for the carriage to proceed. Cheer after cheer
was given and the widest enthusiasm prevailed
The carriage was followed by an immense crowd
on foot, many hanging to the Wheels while the
streets and sidewalks on the route were blocked
| with people, who intercepted the party at every
turn. Such rabble and scene of confusion was
never Witnessed here before.
| After driving through few of tie principal
streets, the party proceeded to the depot and took
their departure for Chicago, amid the firing OF
! salute and other demonstrations.
The PRINCE Or WALES At GHICAG0.-Ghieuqo,
Sept. 2l.-Lord RenfreW and suite arrived here by
the Michigan Central Railroad at $50 this evening"
and proceeded to the Richmond House where
they will stop during their visit to Chicago
Notwithstanding the expressed wish Of the party
that they should be allowed to arrive ID quiet i
large crowd assembled at the depot long before
the train arrived. Although but little noise was
made, the crowd so blocked up the streets that it
with difficulty the carriages. containing tie
party reached the hotel.
The Egening Journal says in order 70 gFatifg tie
ladies' who may wish to see Lord RehfaeW lie will
Of some hour tomorrow, Ito be published IN the
morning papers, stand On the balcony 81 Tie hotel
They leave tomorrow afternoon by the st. Louis
road. The Richmond House is Illuminated this
evening in honor of their distinguished guest.
ANOTHER MURDER IN GREENwoop- painful
dagy dey6lVeS upon MS as public Journalists to give
statement of the facts connected with the murder
Of hir. Word, al Greenwood. We cannot enter
into the particulars, but give the reported account
subjeGtto correction
seems that This man Word made himself odious
to Mrs Head and daughter for some causes un-
known to us. Mrs, Head reported to iier friends
that she was annoyed by MIN, and requested them
to bring Word to her. The parties who were en-
gagged in this work, and those who were present
when Word was shot, were Fletcher nennam and
young Ballard. Word was caught by ttYo Of The
party about two O'Clock on Saturday morning, the
sth instant, and brought to Mrs. Heads residence
by force and against his will. Mrs. Head intended
to oW-hide him, but becoming excited, she made
violent demonstrations with gun in her hand
Word, snpposing that they intended 10 kill him. at
tempted to escape, and was shot in the back with
q pistol by Fletcher, who mounted horse of Mrs
Heads and made his escape. Word died on Tues
day last from the effects of the pistol shot. Bal
lard and Dunnam were brought to Shreveport, and
the latter has taken legb bail [Caddo Gaz. 18th.
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