The New York herald., 1844-10-21

renamed about 20 m,nues Al The Fals Ii wiirpe
that Her Majesty was able 10 walk considerable d.
tance, the length pa hway. very ntary mile, be-
ing twice truversed additional distance walked
OWING the mistake tbs first Instance. The good
ioks at the Falls delighted ith tue snaiiess :. me
Roy foot From the prints lel the sand they lave
measured the exact length and hey Assp ihe uophy as
a great treasure.
Hr Majesty returned the Castle Of about hslipast
O'Clock.
This morning Her Majesty walked in the grounds iol
lowed as usual, by servant wlh pony IN case she
sh uld prefer 10 ride.
The fncess Royal went out in the grounds, attended
by Madenosels thaIrr Her koy al Hs hness as also
fJiiowed by servant with her pony
Alter little 0efJre 10 o'clock Her Majesty
ana Prince Albert attended BY rode out
the Castle crossed Of Gsry place
lnveIvach whoe they orded the water on tneir
nies and proceeded up the hill VI Iuioch a. Tue oecA 70
the westward OF BLAIR Athoi Although iar nieiior IN
heis ht Importance neighboTs Bsny Clio ana Ben
yVIacky this hill commands from s summit one OF the
beautiful views tnat are to be obtained any wheie
even country splendid scenery. by the wind
which Top ol the MOUNTAIN, the dis-
tance IRON Blair Athol to the summit is nearly TWO miles
and III various in eauies and VI renai kabe
extent Is obtained Below, soft OF valley or sfsch
teal med here lies the village ei Biair Atol the Car
te ITSELF ana the thckly plan "a grounds ! ne waters
the Tilt and the Garry wind along The sides vi this
valley iringng IT with lno Of sverl hsht Bisis Cas
tie bold obi CT ia The centre wnti, fom such
heig the lawns woodlands around At give
eerdurs and gownB color 70 The landscape Rising iIvm
the sides OF tne alley and silechil IN
far ey follow them. The noulsins The
Grampians OF the schuoi.books with many Auchiing
Norvai tending sheep seen "a te astsn,e .ner round
spread ont like an ocean vi pettihed mountain waves
lhe heather the sides the summits ot the
mountains gives rich glowing hue 20 them in the
light, such you look Tor Ia VAIN except IN Scotland
Nor this land OF msts and showers, the rainbow
wanting complete the beauty ot the picture
The Queen the Piince rode slowly up the mountain
till hey reached the point IRON which siey could com
mand the pospect They then proseeded slowly tl"ng
ridge VI the hill round TO the shoulder AT the north
end W mere a nne northern view 10 oDained Alter
naming the hill more than halt an hour, Her Majesty
Prince descended slowly guided before by
Lord Gleniy and alter again crossing the
Garry, returned TO the Castle. They TO be
below the hii like specks larger than sheep
Her Majesty rode gray pony OF Lord Glen yons and
Prince also rode pony The breed generally used Tor
these mountain eAcursions. Her Majesty woIe shepr
herds PLAID her shoulders, and the Prince shooting
jacket. Ihey bowed ssaesousy IN acknowledgement vi
saluations vi the lew country people whom they
passed On reaching The Her Majesty and the Prince
spoke or few 10 OF Lord Aberisens keep
era, who was with the hounds Apparently the
green ot the keepers attracted the Queens aen
and the rTince called him Tor the purpose OF making
inquiries Her Majesty reached the Castle a, half past
O'Clock.