New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
TIE CoYTE DE PARIS HERE AGAIN.
NET BY FRIENDS AND ENTERTAINED AT A RE
CEPTION.

The Comte dc Paris with the Marquis de Lasteyrc.
the Comte dIIaussonvilc DR.. Recamier and Captain
Morlaim, arrived in New-iorlS yesterday morning,
after an enjoyable trip to the South, Washington City
and the battlefield OF Gettysburg The visitor was
received BY party of friends and was taken at once
to the Windsor Hotel where he was greeted by the
Due d'Orlcans the Due dCzcs and Colonel Parseval,
who returned to the city on Tuesday. While crossing
the river in the fcrryboat the COmte de Paris ex
pressed himself as delighted with the trip which he
had taken and with the cordial reception which he
had received from friends at various places on the
route. After luncheon. which was served In his
private dining room at tho hotel the members Of the
party took a drive In the Park They returned, how
ever In time for one Of the pleasaned incidents OF
his visit to this Countrywide reception given In honor
of the Comte de Paris yesterday by General Alexander
s Webb at his home, No 10 Lexington-ave. Only
men were invited.
The reception was private, ard General Webb was
anxious to gather together as many army friends OF
the visitor as possible Representatives from oil
other professions however, were present, 900 in
yitations had been issued. The Ccmte de Paris and
his suite were received by General Webb whose breast
was decorated with beautiful badge presented 10
his grandfather by Lafayette.
Among those present were General W. T. Sherman.
General O. O. Howard and stan. Rear-Admiral Braine
and staff Brgadier-(ieneral Louis Fitzgerald, Seth
Low, president of Columbia College; Generals G. A.
Whittier and Crowninsheld Colonel c. W. Folsom,
Dr. Charles F. Crehorc, Captain Gustav Macnitzsky
and General c. l.. Person, officers of the "Oth MAS
sachusetts Infantry Bishop Henry c. Potter, Arch
deacon Alexander Mackay Smith. the Rev DR.. Morgan
Dix, the Rev. Dr. E. Winchester Donald. the Rev.
DR. W. S. Pansford, Rear-Admral J. &. Walker, Chief
Engineer Loring Commander F. f. Chadwick. Com
mander Yates Stirling, Lieutenant Henry f. RhoaceS,
Of the United States Navy; Major r. W. Huntington
Captains ". A. Kirkland and A. p Cook OF the
United States Army; Ex-Governor samuel T..
spingree, Of Vermont; United States Senators
Evats, Bates and Cockrell; Congressman W. C.. +.
Breck!nridge General Emmons Clark, Colonel Damei
Appleton Captain Charles F. Roe Major Augusta L.
Montsnt Lieutenant Colonel George Moore smith,
Loyal Farragut Presiding Justice Charles H. van Bruht
Judge Edward Patterson, Judge George C. Barrett
Judge Morgan J. OBren. Judgo Abraham r. LaWrehGe
Judge George p. Andrews Cmef J9age a. Esroh d.
yermiiye, Henry ". Cannon John Jay Knox, Richard
A. McCurdy, Frederic Il. Coudert, Joseph II. CnoaU'
E hsnT1 E. L. HosIsnd " Suer Stephen E
Colonel Joel B. Erhardt David Dudley Field, Cyrus ".
r r.; A es
Josiah H. Gautier Commodore Elbrldee l.. SerS H4
Mayor William r. Grace NKe ASean James OTIS
,oIn f. Parsons, cA-Judge c. A. Peabody, LLOYD
Phoenix, George F. Putnam, Louis Tiffany, Recoroer
4 round Of entertainments still awaits the visitors
before their departure for England on November !.
sh mis- Son aea as his
Served Sc SIu at nooh reception from to Scloek in
sDess, train win carry guests from this and neigh
SprnS cities dinner will be served in the evening
somts a VII pal BE- s HR visit s LIE
,revn park on Monday evening his army frenas VIII
give him official dinner at the f hs s leave this CITY
sno assr Fails and will extend his visit to parts OF
Canada before his return.