The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-24
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
LORD RENFREW IN THE UNITED STATES
his RECEPTION IN DETROIT AND


DETRoT, Sept. 2l.-From an early hour thi
morning the streets in the vicinity of the Russell
| House have been densely packed with people. al
anxious to catch glimpse of his Lordship, when h
| should appear to take his departure for the cars
just before ten o'clock he made his appearance
| with two of his suite He was also accompanied by
Mayor Bull, the whole party intending to take {
drive through the city before proceeding to the
| cars.
magnificent open barouche, drawn by four
| white horses, had been provided for the interest
| ing occasion The whole party seated them mseves
| IN the barouche when the immense crowd gathered
around and blocked up the avenues thicklv as to
make it next to impossible to proceed. Cheer after
cheer was given for his Lordship, and the widest
| enthusiasm prevailed.
The carriage was followed by immense crowds
on foot, many hanging to the wheels, while the
streets and sidewalks on the route were literally
blocked up with people, who intercepted his Lord
ships party at every turn.
Such rabble and such a scene was never wit
messed here before.
After driving through a few of the principal
streets, followed by the inevitable crowd at even
step, the party proceeded to the depot and took
their departure for Chicago, amid the firing af a
salute and other demonstrations.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-Lord Renfrew and suite
arrived by the Michigan Central railway at
I.50 this evening, and proceeded to the
Richmond House, where they will stop during
their visit to Chicago. Arrived at the spa
cious depot we found throng inside numbered by
thousands, while outside the rush fairly awful
The police kept admirable order and the party
were enabled to walk slowly through large open
space giving all present fine view of the Prince.
In reply to the ot-repeated cheers, the Prince
gracefully raised his white beaver and returned the
sautatiOns of the multitude from side to side-
The Duke remarked that the Soeue was the most
imposing no had yet witnessed, and they
highly gratilied at the enthusiastic but orderly
welcome.
The British Consul, who has been in agonies of
expectancy for week, met the Prince at the depot,
escorted him to the carriage, and left him at the
Hotel, Immediately after which they partook of
good substantial dinner, and at ten O'clock were in
bed and asleep, like any other tired and worn-out
travellers.
TO morrow the Mayor will present informally
few prominent citizens, and then they will take a
drive through the city, preparatory to their trip to
ST. Louis ria hunt after prairie chickens, and
Sunday on the Plains.
The Erening journal says, in order to CRAFTY la
dies and gentlemen who may wish to see Lord Rem
frew, he will, at some hour to morrow, Cto be pub
lished in the morning papers, stand on the balcony
of the hotel. The party leaves tomorrow afternoon
by the st. Louis road. The Richmond House is il
Eliminated this evening, in honor OF the distn-
guished guests.
The Prince of fWaIcs-AErangements fer his
Railroad Journey 10 Washington
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-A splendid new car be
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