The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-06
LORD RENFREW IN WASHINGTON

TIE TRIP TO MOUNT vERNoN-HIs FUTURE MOVEMENTS
From the Washington Star Of yesterday ereningl
THE TRIP To MOUNT VERNON. -.
This morning, at 10 O'clock the Baron and suite
left the Executive Mansion accompanied by the
President of the United States, Miss Lane, Lord
Lyons, Secretary Floyd and lady, Mrs. Ellis, of
N e., and the Misses Slidell, in carriages, and
proceeded to the Arsenal, where they embarked
on board the steamer Harriet Lane for Mount YER
non.
A considerable number of persons had collected
about the various entrances to the grounds of the
Presidents House, eager to catch momentary
glimpse of the iustrious vsitor-among them
many ladies-and as the preparations for
the trip had been completed the Prince came forth
IN company with the President, followed by Lord
Lyons and Miss Lane and entered the open baroucbe
of the President, which Immediately drove off The
remainder of the party followed in the carriages of
Lord Lyons, Secretary Floyd, and of Mr.. McGraw,
of Baltimore.
At the Arsenal the Harriet Lane was living at the
South wharf, in the Eastern Branch, and with eve
rything in readiness for the embarkation. Secre-
taries Cass, Cobb and Thompson, with several Ia
dies, were in waiting, and as the distinguished
party entered the Arsenal gates, the guns of the
station poured forth booming salute of 81 guns in
honor of the royal visitor, and the carriages
neared the wharf double salute was fired from the
cutters guns in welcome to the Prince and Presi-
dent Major Ramsay and Lieut.. Saunders, of the
station, and the distinguished gentlemen before
mentioned received the party at the wharf and es
corted them on board the cutter, which immed-
A considerable crowd had assembled in expecta-
tion of the arrival at the Arsenal to take peep at
the future King of England; and many a sharp
glance was directed towards the Presidents car
riage as it neared the wharf. The best of order
was aintaned, however, and the spectators
evinced great satisfaction at the chance they had
enjoyed of seeing a live Prince As the cutter
passed down the river by Alexandria it passed
numerous river craft, with the colors of the two
nations gaily floating in the pleasant autumna
breeze, and the little forest of shipping at Alex
andria was literally covered with flags and stream
ers
GUESTS LORD LYONS. .t
Baron Renfrew, the President, the Duke of New
castle, the Earl of st. Germans, Major-General
Bruce, will, together with others of the party be-
come the guests of Lord Lyons, on their return
from Mount Vernon.
The dinner given by Lord Lyons tonight was at
tended by the Royal party, the President, members
of the Cabinet, several ladies, and the Diplomatic
Corps -,. r -s..
DEPARTURE SATURDAY MORNING.
The Harriet Lane has been directed to be in
readiness at ten O'Clock on Saturday morning to
convey the Prince and his party to Aqua Creek,
from which place special train of cars will bear
them to Richmond a.,
Ea, From the Richmond Whig Of Yesterdayl
$50 LORD RENFREw IN RICHMOND.
The Prince of Wales, or Lord Renfrew, as he is
to be known in the United States will arrive in this
city Saturday afternoon, from Washington, in a
special train. The distinguished visitor and his
suite will be escorted to the Spotswood House, the
new hotel on the corner of Main and Sth streets,
which will shortly be open for the reception of
guests. Superior accommodations have been pro-
vided for the young Prince and every effort will be
made BY the committee to promote his comfort du-
| ring his brief sojourn in Richmond, The military
escort suggested few days ago, has been udieious-
ly omitted from the programme of arrangements.
The Prince will leave Monday morning for Balti-
more, via James river, but it is understood be will
stop on the way to view jamestown, and some of
the large plantations on the James river. We pre-
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