The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

tsets, ths. The cheering ana waving cf hsadkerchers
energetic and tia. tcuqiets were here ard there
tEro ms path bat II will apply 70 ths visit a.
much a. 70 ary o.ner nsde ~ Tie Prince IN North Anne
Yi1A.
formed by the Great Western Railway The line Of which
here .unf for the moot pert M ough beautiful park Ike
scenery reminding one Of thu landscapes Of Devonshre
and oiher par's Of Ansisni ne train stopped "
way where platform and DAG were erected Ut
ns ssa9n, which Was sayy estconsd WIZ eversresps
address was here nted after which he train moved
on, followed ey Inc rejoicing shouts Of . thousand.
or "The IN bilious city, as ia Inhabitants deigh. to
cali H. was soon reached after hs ard nerc for the size
The Hamilton Field Battery tred salute the dogs bark
CO. and there are unfortunately plenty Of saen the Am
s sys Sy me psop sg,rased oT the his and the
men while II the act Of shaking their pocket
ssn han. ger. h the ar for the ssaaoston Of
ns clergy walked away In high d-dgeon oerse no par
i.or,a position was assigned 20 them "a the procession
capers Under ;her riders Ihe members Of the Aso
SocleJ composed entirely or negroes, stood Ia waiting
the Temper nce Society looaed th,rrtnr far eeey me
officers o. the Sedonary Ets lad all the appearance Of
tnearea. soldiers the Canadian Order Of odd Fellows
persist in exposing bis bare head 10 the sun The plat
form at the station overHcwcd with crowd Of sexes
intent npcn squeezing each other.
In The centre Of the platform erected das, sur-
mounted BY : canopy, to which his Royal Hghness
ps o. S the r. The
with more wisdom kept his the shade, and endeavored
By say Come out Of the sum- TO induce that worthy
To this reply having more than ordinary sguirc1n ,e
wac returned, being the last Of the xud he viii make
n The provinces y ran thur, and was uttered with
nsrsed emphasis and feeling
6SsnHIEN-rhis Is the lac. Of the very numerous
addresses which have flowed IN Upon me from
the municipal authorities, az vel as other bodies
throughout the Queens domir !ons in North America
when ] Rave now Taversed rom east to west, ana
can say WITH truth thai lie not the east fervent in lie
declarations OF attachment Queen, The least
earnest IN e aspirations Tor The succsss and happiness
my future lie and IN us prayers that my career may BE-
eaDro. doubt the readiness with which undertook tho
duty which was entrusted 10 mo by the Queen q visiting
In Ler name and her behalf these possessions Of her
crown That takk IN now nearly completed, aud
II oniy remains for me to report toeyouf so
vercien universal enthusiasm, rnan!mols loyalty,
all pervading patriotism, general contentneut, aud
! trust no iess general prosperity and happiness
SsS ,orsel toS tcenes nave ~ ne
assocatng myself with the Canadian people must
form nigh epoch in my ITO. shall bear away with me
yet have been unable do any thing merit,
it shall be the constant effort Of my future years prove
mte hot unworthy OF the love aud confidence Of gene
| Hamilton was well favored by the elements Its
trumlhs arches aud other evergreen decorations its ten
thousand Lsgs haeFing In the sunlight ths house
tops Its illumination devices rs men aud 10 holt.
day attire its natural sccneryA seen TO the best
advantage IN thc bright and rosy Tight ~ yesterday
The city, which inccrp rated In is4T s built
gentle slope, backed, Ike Mon,reai, by hin called
the Mountain on the stem shore OF Burlington
bay an inlet Of Lake Ontario It's streets cross each
other NJ right anees, and can boGs Of many ssbstsn
ai stone and brick bulldogs, sad what Is better, few
icrias II has population OF about twenty eight thou
sad, and publishes two daily newspapers
INF rsors7oy
movev!orw ward In tho midst OF dense multitude. the
progress thus impcdcd and there much OF that
disorder always inseparsbio from country mos. The
line Of route extended for about mile and hal through
n "a nreplr FIR a
Royal HI hnss the "Hountan." Thls ia a pleasant
mansicn standing in It's own grounds, and from IS ccya
similar house stands near, which made really ijr Le
si,e, while others Of the royal and olcl party were
provided Cor ~ tho Royal Hotel. Both Of thee resi-
dcpces lad ben given up by private ci.zens
doned for the use cf tie Prince aud suite.
AMER passing oadcr numerous tastefuiy decorated
nrcbfs and being sung TO, nj point by large plat
form iul OF school children, 10 whom he smiled an
bowed with his customary cordially, pale and t.rcd
though be wac, AbcrtEiward, atsx O'Clock, arrived a.
his dcsinat,on.
In The evening
contributed to keen ~ tie exeemen but the latter
5 rgss Ky Gd 'n a. Nh ssars sa
TN HAMILTON rlmrArxoac SOCIETY
AS the royal Party entered the COX prepared for them
preceded by flourish Of srrmpcts, tho audience by NJ
means large ore rose, snd the performers, numbering
anthem MI preseai liking rart r chores The arsi
part Haydn's Of The 'sasonsp had preceded
the programme included sclcctiors only from
the works q Haydn md Beethcvcn, which
solos were faiering, and The chorus o.. Of
harmony There TOO great prcnordcrancc o. female
over mso VOICES, and ne wind Dsrumcnts we're mnch
oud for the sns The Prince only remained
fhort lime, aud then drove home.
ms morning. before holding the ievec a. the Royal
Hotel he visited the Central school, where lot of
snSsos children that had Ian awake half the night think
Ina about him we're asteubt A. their decks. After The
leyee be yifiied
TIE latter II si'natcd wi elevation At tho western
end OF the city, where thc view nc ard cxtcaded ~
from The called Norntein 10 bulk chiefly Of wood
and glsss fo1niation ard has superficial
q ,hiy sx thousand feet II cnusss oftwo stories and
total ht sht being bunired lcet AT the windows have
sti circ1ar heads. ard Atied with ground glass
The exterior painted IN light stone colcr.
There are several dc'aed wooden premises attached
TO H. oorsstng Of ssh!es cattle sheds aud hay houses
u Industrial ard agricultural exhibition, With The
addition 81 cattle show, for eaiabc and rEkahle AL
NAL, ~ reasly an dcsc lpors have been Installed In and
around - large rruNers The upper story - for ane
arts | am told, but this !s at present blank
On his Royal HghnSrs return nom the eontcnpai on
u pgs and pcryLp c1cr sheep end hnrse7 he lunched
win the CHIEF cn q the city Al the hotel and soon after
three drove 10 irarsuraie
nm wArrR wonss.
The Prince Rad tour horse carrifgs, but his suitc
brock fair anc there we're crowded 70 nccess,taie
one sitting putfhcr's Erec Away they went,
fsss ,s,ass os.n 'ns e' -. y w. 30
loss, and PROCEEDED ~ tie bcac opposite the "acrnr
BASIN, where iTarfA pntrf 10 aLoihcf steamer TOOK
pace, ON which they landed al Jc,iy thrown OFT for
t1e OCCASION.
There The Prince wrs received by t,c sheriff ef The
comfy who conducted hra 20 The engine house grounds
where the rather, Water Commissioned
the Mayor end ether heal dgntares, we're assembled
rbsse al The hand srd mouth q the Chairman o. the
Board presentcd address 70 which brief fply was
given H Royal Hghness then started the engines aud
,auie was rrse In honcr Of the event The ceremony
being ended The party reformed 10 town. II IL nov
halersst ten e'cl"es sud the royal carriage has
w., carried Albert Iawrd V the BAH 10 the
roar ~ the Anglo American Hotel where he
10 darce for TIE lat time smong his mother
suo sft he FOR ycary or u may be forever. =
Hsucefrward t his arrival England, unless he caus
at Bermuda % the way home the bellies OF the United
States wil be hs willing paTtnc1s Happy tnsn, With
rrcsrfct 80 delicious all his own.
NJ next letter detailing the formal opening Of the
hbiilct show rroun1F, wbish a TO take place IN the
morning and other events By tie way win be dsici ~ m
fA'roi The Prince Of wales VIII then be Baron Itcnigc~
10 name ans such viii ucei wh reception from the
teorle ~ the I'm ted state. worthy Il the n tccn
Victoria o. the future King o. FsrAnd Tie Of or race
aud lsHruage and W cfhs. Earanis prosperity 70 our
afoi in.c1 ~ her