The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09
DEPARTURE OF THE PRINCE FROM RICH
MOND.

his hat for good bye and took leave of the Mayor thank
ing him for his kindness All sorry to him co.
- he has all hearts, especially those Of the ladies'
AoorA CRxxK, OFT. 8, 1850.
The Prince arrived here safe at two O'Clock, and i'm
nediately took special boat for Washington.
THE PRINCES RECEPTION IN BALTIMORE.
leaving Richmond, with which city he was greatly
pleased and where heemuch desired 10 prolong his stay
the Prince dsshed through Washington - above de-
scrbed, and reached Baltimore about half past eight
clock, by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The citizens Of Baltimore wished TO give him fine re
cept,on, with military display and operatc festival,
bu. kept 10 doubt - 70 whether he could
stop here not. Az two o'clock this After
noon Mayor Swami received . despatch stating
that the Prince would certainly arrive At I'VE
o'clock In consequence Of this uncertainty, and in
order to prepare great military display the inaugura-
ton Of Druid Hill Park, which 10 have been honored
with the presence Of the Prince postponed till the
18th inst.
Such preparations time would permit made,
And certainly this reception at Baltimore though not Of
great others, remarkable for the per-
ectcn Of the arrangements the complete order
and the geaeral enthusiasm OF the people.
By i've o'clock the Independent Grays, acting a
gard Of honor and the City Guard at the depot;
but Prince AS time on the crowd around
tie depot became greater and nearly five thousand per-
sons present when the Prince arrived. The plat
form kept clear, hawever by line OF policemen.
The crowd rushed to the telegraph Office TO find oct when
the special train reached Washington. All excite
ment and expectation.
At last the train approached and band played the
sstar spsngled Banner" which the crowd cheered. Az
the train entered the depot the tune changed to od
Save the Queen" The soldiers presented arms and with
three hearty cheers from the crowd the Prince entered
the reception at the depot Here he informally
received by Mayor Swami and escorted to the Mayors
private carriage The soldiers followed, and the process
sion moved 10 the Gmor House. Several buildings along
the route were illuminated the streets lined with
crowds, and the Prince everywhere cheered.
great crowd assembled at the hotel. The military
drew up with perfect order, making passage for the
Prince through which proceeded to take possession
q his superb apartments All the quite accompany him
with the exception of Sir Henry Holland
Consul General Archibald, Of New York, meets the
Prince here, arriving this afternoon
Invitations have BEEN presented TO the Prince from
different places OF amusement but he viii probably
90 ont this evening.
To morrow morning he drives around the city in COM
pany with the Mayor and by special train for
Philadelphia between twelve and two O'Clock.
No levee or formaiics Of any kind contemplated
here.
The Bell and Everett minute men paraded front Of
the hotel TO night.
THE PRINCES VISIT TO WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 1880.
Souvenirs Of the Princes visit are in demand. Tho
girls school, where be played II tenpns received nrs,
rate sdyerscmen. therefrom. The department Of the
resident society Of Warrington, the occasion Of this
private visit OF the Prince the President beyond all
psac very considerable number Of most polished
md enlightened men and women, who would have been
glad TO have seen him, and whom he would have been
glad 10 know, did not even obtain . glimpse OF his
person. because they had 700 much self respect and too
confederate regard for the prophecies Of the OCCASION
even intrusive. Not % with certain corners,
who deserve commemoraton a. transatlantic snobs The
youthful Prince and his suite, however, Of dis
sximnaton and while they most anabe TO the unob
tYnsve received attentions OF the forward with
civity. Let this be lesson for Thursday and Friday
In New York.
sir henry Holland len The Executive Mansion this
morning for Philadelphia Dr. Ackiand also rejoined
the royal suite.
Letters from Boston, inviting the Prince 10 extend his
visii TO different places within easy approach 10 that
city we're received here by the Duke Of Newcastle
the eve Of their departure FOR Richmond. Mr. Everett
The medium OF Communication for Massachusetts, with
his Royal Hghness
OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENTS.
PmtADxITHrA, OF. 8, 1890.
Inc ITthcf kltfidS inc dccf-ArT1Hlfmtn0 hbtnt1o
Ire Pysnc.'s SPECIAL Railroad Tra.a-TA< Opera and A>
Hotl Accommodations, dc, &c.
The Prince will visit the Point Breeze races on wednes
day afternoon II was desired 10 this arrangement
M quiet possible but tho Philadelphia papers seem 70
have forgotten restraint Of ecrcy, where u might
have been very properly observed and the pleasure the
Prince might have derived from a visit 10 the races
tr<osniso has thus been denied him.
me Point Breeze Park Association quite m aristo-
cratic Institution, and scenes o. disorder are ever
allowed 70 disgrace ts meetings. Under the authority
conferred BY the Legislature they have the right 70 eject
ANY dsordery or improper persons, and cause 10 be
moved any stand or booth erected near The premises
Iu races run according 70 the rules OF NE
~ nSs called The SNeck1 Of The city, within
half hours ride from the hotels II elegantly lifted
Ssrs. many Of whom are daily visliers and the
CASTOR Of lts "tras OF speed (the QUAKER Term LOT
ss the sr.u1 .aa are rsu asnasa Sssse s
ticket 10 necessary 10 obtain admission. In TACT, the
Aocsion has done considerable TO reform the turn IN
lis with fear lss, may bring down the abuse Of INC
village press upon President Felton, Of the Baltimore and
men,s thai have seen made for bringing the Prince hin
er. But took TOO long walk 10 obtain the informa,on
aside. All these and many other cousidsra,ious force
me TO publish It.
s%s s's s Ss,n q ras
instruction. e a. the e., employs. q The road -
NJ one O'Clock 70 morrow (ruesdAy) afternoon. II will
consist Of day oar and sleeping for the
tiou Of the Prince and The psinoipai OF his suite
PASSENGER for the remainder aad barRaeo Inc
engine be decorated with Tho Dritiah ana Ausrcan
Tags a will also The boat II the susq johanna ferry.
ne train viii be due a The river a. tveaty two
minutes past two o'clock, and there win be change OF
carr a. the train viii eros on the ferry boat
The locomotive George Washington, coal burner
will be attached al this Point, under The charge Of Ensi
reer Granger. Mr.. VIM. stearns, the master mechanic
of the road will also ride the engine and droct its
movements. Jerry smith VII have the honor Of con-
suctng the train.
me train will have the right Of road all others
cert the Great Southern MAIL leaving Philadelphia atv
twelve for which viii wait ten minutes At the ferry.
The train VIII be doe At Philadelphia ~ twenty one
Lcar cLorktn III vii