New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
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The Prince of Wales reached Windsor at o'clock
this evening By special train from Hamilton. After
the presentation of addresses by the Mayor and tle
citizens the royal party were escorted on board the
Detroit snd Milwaukee Ferry steamer Windsor, which
had been gorgeousy decorated for the occasion. On
board the steamer were the Governor Of Michigan the
Mayor and COuncilmen, and about 30 prominent cid-
of Detroit who were presented TO his Hlghness
When the steamer had reached the American waters,
Mayor Bull, in behalf of the City of Detroit, well
coined Baron Renfrew to the United ,atss Arranged
In the river and covering space OF nearly mile In
length was large feet of river and lake vessels
their rigging being hung with beautifully variegated
lamIs and decorated with banners and emblems in
scrbed with words of greeting, As the steamer bear
Jog the Royal party made s circ1ous pas aga through
the fleet each vessel sent forth perfect shower OF
rockets and fireworks. The warehouses fronting the
river we're splendidly iumiDstedi fireworks were LEI
off from the piers and the whole river was one com
pete blaze of light making one Of the graDdes dis
PLAYS ever witnessed.
avenue, whsre and in the adjoining Streets, $4,000
people were gathered. An Escort for the Royal party
composed of the Firemen of the city, bearing torches
and most of the City Military had been arranged, but
the crowd was great that II was found impossible
for the procession TO form After some delay and the
greatest confusion, the Prince taken away to a
close carriage and driven to the Russell House unrec
ognZed by the crowd his suite following IN carriages
escorted by the fremen, with torches.
The ROYAL party will remain here until 10 o'clock
tomorrow when they leave for Chicago by the Mich
igsn Central Road in special train. A gorgeous car
fer the prince has been provided by Mr. Rice, the
Superintendent. o
DETROIT Friday, Sept. 81, 1860
From early hour this morning the streets IN the
vicinity of the Russell House have been densely
hacked with PEOPLE, all anxious to catch glimpse Of
his Royal Highness the Prince OF Wales, when he
should appear to take his departure for the cars
Just before 10 O'Clock, he made his appearance with
two of lis suite. He was also accompanied by Mayor
Bull the whole party Intending to take dri 70 through
tha city hef-re pTeCeedinQ IN the
magnificent open bArouche, drawn by four sDlen-
did white horses had been provided for the inter-
eslipg occasion The whoe party seated the nselves
jp the barouche when the immense crowd gathered
around and blocked mp the avenues go thckly as 70
make II next 10 impossible to proceed Cheer after
cheer wss given for the Prince and the widest enthus
aeni prevailed
The carriage Vas followed by immense crowds on
foot, many hanging 10 the wheels Nule the sTeeis
and sidewalks The route were literally "ockod with
people, who intercepted the royal party At every turn
Such rabble and scene Of confusion was never VIII
messed here before.
Afer driving through few of the principal streets,
followed by the inevitable crowd at every step, the
oary proceeded TO the depot and took tha departure
for Chicago amid the firing OF salute and other dem
onstrations -, ,,co
Lord Renfrew and suite arrived by the Michigan
Central Railway, at so this evening, and proceeded
TO the Richmond House, where they will stop during
their visit 20 Chicago Notwithstanding the expressed
wish of the party that they should be allowed TO re-
main in quetnes large crowd assembled at the depot
long before the train arrived. Although but little noise
VIZ made the crowd 30 bocka1ed the streets that 1t
was with difficulty that the carriages containing the
party reached the hotel.
Tie Eytning Journal says in order to crafty the
lgdes and gentlemen who may with to zee Lord Rem
frew, be will at some hour tomorrow TO be published
in tie morning psper stand the balcony OF the no
tel The party eaveE tomorrow afternoon By the ST.
Iouis Road. The Richmond House is illuminated tins
evening in honor of their distinguished guests.