The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23
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2-Ihs Prince reaches Pittsbug, Pa, where he 10 en-
Enthusiastically received by Mayor wihon and the Oorpo
ration and the citizens generally Tho Mayor addresses
the Prince. His Royal Hghnas surprised at the mag
nude of The factories in lPitsburg which he and his
suite call the Manchester OF America Tue evening winds
up with Illumination and serenade to the Prince, who
lea",s for Harrisburg, where he arrives at eleven NJ
along the route he receives shouts Of welcome aud at
Harrisburg be In favored with serenade.
3-rhe Prince drives TO the Capitol accompanied by
his suite, at nine A. NJ where he receives address
from Governor Parker. From Harrisburg he departs
for Baltimore, where he 10 met at the depot BIZ the Oy
Councils band playing "God Save the Queen" Leav
ing Baltimore by special train, the royal party reach
Washington four p. n, amidst thupd,rs Of artillery
The Prince Is received by General Glass; who conducts
him, under escort, to the White House. where he 10
prssened TO President Buchanan, by whom he Is intro.
ductd to Miss Lane AT six O'Clock the President gives
grand dinner in honor OF the Princes arrival
4-the Prince and suite visit the National capito',
and other objects Of interest At the President
holds evee at which he Introduces the Prince TO the
potabites. The Prince then visits the Patent Oice,
after which be accompanies Miss Lane TO MISS Smith
Institute for Young ladies' where he has gam, OF ten
pins 10 the evening the President enertains the corps
dforlaque at dinner at which the Prince s present,
viii n is followed by a reception by Miss Lane and
grand pyrotechnc display.
y6-Atten O'Clock this morning. the Prince aud suite
embarked the Harre; Llne and proceeded to Mount
Vernon where they Walt the tomb Of Washington,
touching Incident destined TO be Of historical interest.
The Prince plants young horse chestnut tree in
memoration OF the occasion In The evening dinner
is given by Lord Lyons 10 the royal party.
6-The roy party embark again board the Harriet
Lane and at acqua Creek Thence they proceed by
rail TO Richmond, Va where they most enthusiast
cally resolved.
Tine Prince and suite attend Divine servl,e, atr
which hts Royal Hghness pays visit to the 'vernor,
with whom he drives out to view the different objects Of
interest in the city and suburbs.
s-Arivsi at Baltimore, where the Prince receives the
usual ovation.
o-Hs Royal Hghness arrives at Philadelphia in the
midst OF the election excitement which dverts attention
from the royal party somewhat and renders the reception
OF the Prince less enthusiastic than II would otherwise
have been.
10.-Great operate entertainment a. the Academy Of
Music honor Of the Prince, at which the arces from
New York take the leading parts. Immens, enthusiasm
Il-rho Prince and suite leave Philadelphia FOR New
York by the Camden AMI Amboy Railroad The Harriet
Lane, which had been placed At the disposal Of
the Prince by The President leaves the Battery
with the Committee OF Reception 10 meet his
Royal Hghness At Perth Amboy, where the
royal party embark. The Prince is salued by the
batteries and shipping as the Harriet Lane sseams
up the bay amidst the cheers OF the immense muttudes
on shore aud board the different vessels. Hi Royal
Hghness lands at the Battery, where he is reived by
Mayor Wood, who welcomes him 10 New York. and pre-
sents him to the members Of the Com noa Council
present lie then his oolones uniform and at
the request of General Sanford to vh,m the mayor in
PRODUCES him. he reviews six thousand volunteer troops
OF the First DIVISION At Castle Garden af.er which he
proceeds up Broadway, in . handsome barouche drawn
by six superb black horses, amidst ths acclaim.
lions Of a vast multitude, numbering several
hundred thousand. At tho City Hal the Prince
received marching salute. His Roy Highnees then
proceeded up Broadway the Fifth Avenue Hotel amidst
the plaudts Of the crowd
lion leaving his hotel this morning. the Prince Is
savsgely attacked by insane Epglsnman, who is at
arres,ed by the police He then Wits the New York
University the Deaf and Dumb Asylum and other instta
tons and lunch with Mayor Wood, after which he
pays visit 70 the Central Park whor, he parts oak
and an elm trec. In the evening magnificent ball ia
given 10 the Prince By the citizens OF New York
in the Academy Of Music, which Ia grgeously
decorated with flowers for the occasion. Eeary in Tho
evening part OF the flooring Of the ballroom gives way
creating much excitement and alarm but, happily with
out inuring any The breach 10 repaired. and, after
an elegant supper the Prince opens the ball with Mrs
Governor Morgan and dances ill late hour The fol
lowing morning.
IS His Royal Hghness visits General scott after which
be pays round OF visits 70 several places, in,ludns
Barnum's Museum. Ia the evening there grand Are
mems procession In which i've thousand nremen, bear
Ing torches take part The engines and other apparatus
are beautifully decorated and in fact Ia pronounced 10
be the largest and most brilliant procession Of the kind
that has ever taken place IL the city.
1.-The royal party attend Trinity church. the streets
leading 10 which are lined with people, and the vicinity
crowded After iorvice. they patake Of luncheon with
Mr. Archibald the British Consul Sermons on the Prince
are preached In their respective places Of worship by
the Rev Mr. FrothinshAm, Unitarian, and the Rev. Mr.
Harris Methodist The evening stormy and the Prince
stays within doors.
16-Thcy leave for West Point, In the Harriet Lane,
and their arrival they baves grand reception after
which the Priaoe reviews the cadets. Tue Prince In
specs the Academy and nnishes the evening with game
Of tenpins.
le departure for Albany, up the Hudson, where the
Prince received BY the civil authorities and the people
In company with Governor Morgan, he visits tho State
Capitol and other places Of interest
l7-on for B7stop, which 10 reached In the Afternoon
The Prince escorted BY troop " cavalry 10 his hotel
Vast crowds line the way end express much anxiety 10
see the Prince.
Is-rhs IL gala day The principal public buildings
hotels private houses, and the chipping 10 The
barbor, arc handsomely decorated with Gags and
ssrcamcrs In the Afternoon the Prince in dl uniform
with staff accompanied by Governor Banks and his stall
reviews two thousand Ave hundred troops the Com
mon. The sight Witnessed BY thirty thousands persons
After the review the vast multitude form proceasiou
and escort the Prince through the principal streets 70
his hotel
10 The Prince vists Harvard College Noun, Auburn
Cemetery, Bunker Hin and the Charcs,own Navy Yard
and the Public Library 10 the evening He attracts
large crowds wherever he res
He leaves Boston for Portland Maine, where be is
received BY the Governor Of the state tho Mayor Of the
city and respectable body Of military, tosethcr With al
mos, entire population by whom he escorted through
the principal streets 10 the place o. embks,on where
he goes on board the Hero under royal salute and al