Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-09
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Movements Of the Prince Of Wales.
HIS ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION IN RICHMOND
The Richmond Enquirer of Monday morning
says Baron Renfrew and suite arrived In this city
Saturday evening. ahout O'Clock. When the
special train in which he travelled arrived at the
Fair grounds, II was met by portion Of the COM
mittee Of the council and the citizens who had
been appointed by tine council. The Bsfcn was
accompanied by the Duke of Newcastle and a
number OF others composing his suite. The
Baron got out At the Fair grounds, and eatefing
. phshton drawn by horses owned by James H.
Grant, while the phaton belonged 70 some one
else, be drove through the Fair grounds, and en-
'tering Broad street, then passed through Frank
lin into Main, and passed this Office followed by
five or six carriages and crowd Of boys 10 the
Ballard House, where apa tments were prepared
for him From an early hour in the evening
there was great crowd in Broad street, but they
were disappointed in getting view Of Victoria's
son in consequence Of the lateness Of his arrival
At the Fair groohds there was large gathering
of hacks and buggies, and considerable number
Of pedesifans, and there were sundry slight acciz
dents owing to the crush. For some time after
the Baron alighted at the hotel crowd hung
around there to get peep at him through the
windows, There was little or no cheering and
thew soon dispersed. ~ f. : 80
Yesterday morning, about ten O'Clock, crowd
OF some five or six hundred persons gathered
around the side door Of the Ballard House and
hung on until quarter to eleven, when the Baron
entered the same carriage and went to st Pauib
to attend Divine service. AS be entered the car
rage there was partial cheer, In acknowledge
Illcat Vi WHICH lie llItSu MS ndfr0W-Or1mmed hat.
w ben the service Its close there was
large crowd opposite st Pauls and around about
there, to see him. A little before one he came
out from the church, took his seat in his carriage
and drove into the square to the westeen door OF
the Capitol, where he alighted He clomb the
steps hastily, with a crowd rushing to his heels,
took brief survey of the statue of Washington
and the Legislative halls, went the southern
pOrtico for a moment, and then, accom- panied by
anything but an orderly crowd, he walked to the
Governors where he staid for some minutes, and
then drove into Capitol street and through Ross
street to his hotel Yesterday evening the Baron
took q drive through the city, visiting, among
other places, Hollywood Cemetery. He returned
to the hotel before dark This morning he leaves
for washington, by the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg, and Pot mac railroad. In the vsii ,us move-
inents above mentioned the Duke Of Newcastle
and several others Of the Barons suite were In at
tendance
writes:-i hardly dare give you faithful resume
OF sundays proceedings, so improbable will il
appear For TIE first time the Prince has departed
from his meritorous resolve Of doing nothing in
violation OF the ordinary Observance Of the Sabbath
AFTER service be,went with the Mayor, the Duke of
Newcastle and General Bruce to visit the Capitol.
There being no police, the rude, ill-bred crowd
pushed Ia, and allowed the party who were
joined by Governor Letcher, no privacy w hate ver
While examining the HOudon statue Of Wash
ington, the crowd surrounded the royal party,
and annoyed them beyond endurance, while they
insulted them with such remarks as he (Wash-
ington) "soc ked it into you at the Revolutiou;n
6 He gave you squirts the colic;n ~ we reckon
YOU do love Washington-oh, certain ,n-until
young Davis, the artist turned upon them, and
aided by two reporters, managed TO stop their in
science for while. But az the party walked to-
wards the Senate chamber the crowd started
run, and actually pushed them inside Of the door.
rIE PASSAGE OF THE PRINCE THROUGH THIS CITY.
The Prince of Wales returned from Rich
mond last evening, on his way to Baltimore, ar
irving In the city about half past six O'Clock In
the steamer Powhatan The Powhatan had been
uInf dnNryW HA- IA
Greek till about OF am honr after the
Princes arrival there from Richmond Lord
Lyons escorted the Prince through the CITY from
the river whsrf to the railroad depot which he
left for Baltimore at a little after seven o'cIock
There was no crowd at the depot The Prince
and his party were compelled to forego the
pleasure OF extending their journey to Norfolk
from want Of time between this and the day 3 red
Tor their return to England.
HIS ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION At BALTIMORE
The American OF this morning SAYS AT three
minutes past eight O'Clock the shril sound Of the
whistle announced the coming Of the train, and
but few minutes elapsed before the ROYAL party
had alighted, and were again welcomed to the
Monumental City by Mayor Swami in a single
sentence The space being perfectly clear, the
Mayor and the Baron, followed by the suit.
entered the main saloon and stopped about a. id !,
way, where the few spectators who were ad,nilted
within had an excellent opportunity OF seeing the
whole company Soon as the company a!ighted
the band struck up the Star Spangled Banner, and
concluded with part OF the anthem God Save
Tire Queen, whilst all present uncovered The
military then marched through the hall sauted
The Baron, who I'm turn took of his hat and bowed
quite complacently. He took particular notice Of
the companies, and was evidently pleased with
their movements, as he afterwards acknowledged
to the Mayor. . =.
But few minutes were required TO seat the
party In the barouches drawn up In front of the
building. The one In front, drawn by pair of
noble animals, and belonging to the Mayor, ac.
commodated himself, the Baron, the Duke OF
Newcastle and the Earl OF St German. A four
horse baronche from the stables Of the Gilmor
House, had been provided. but was not used
L ne remainder OF the equipages accommodated
Tue balance OF the party. The military formed
guard OF honor, and the route of the procession
was by way Of Camden, Howard. Liberty Balti-
more and Calvert streets, to Monument So uare.
at which place had assembled Thousands OF Der.
sons, exceeding In number even those at the de-
pot grounds. There was considerable cheering
llested than upon the occasion of his first visit
As soon as the royal party reached the Hotel In
'front.' OF which police force was stationed, and
acted very courteouslv, they aighted and occu.
Pieo the splendid rooms appropriated for them az
soon as possible. At nine, dinner was announced
Ihe Baron, Of course, sat at the head Of the table
supported by the Duke OF Newcastle and Lord
Lyons, British Ambassador. II. w Oyenden,
6sq., British Consul for this port, also dned
win the party. 1t is understood by the propris
etors OF the Gilmor that The party will leave for
a,niladelphia to-day about noon Travelling of
course In special train. They are about TIL rty
gage, which, with the eaupages are in charge
OF Nh. John McClintock, the baggage superiii-
tendent Of the Baliimcre and Ohio Railroad
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