The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30

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Turner, &C. ne youth II Priaos vas acoompan,sA BY
she Duke o. Newcastle, Lord n. Germans and osps,a
Se Prince proceeded 70 The Castle amidst the hearty
choevs Of the Inhabitants, tho nriDg OF roy. salute
ffom The corporation ordDaAoe and the ringing OF y'aT
h. Johss church he rsvai ocrsse was liga ated
the Hgh street ami oastie h, BY spendd electro ga
from m n We sou;s 20 o NJ sssss .S Inc rfn wa 10
The cause o. sss Delay arose from strong e.s.rly
Winds setting In when The royal squadron had reached
about the middle Of the Atlantic.
from the london News Nov. Ie1
The public anxiety which has flashed the tidDgs OF th
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more 70 the sovereign lady, proof nseded, the
profound and personal attachment Of her people
is felt in every Enslhh home for tho and daughter
Of the royal house. without eIIravagapce, II may be
simply and truly ,i sn.' m this great, warm ui, Ss:rssa
any Enslsh family chershee iis eldou born waa
wonld not moD1chs sho reign by right divine, or
for one thrOo Of this dee, and hO@sIy national
anec ION, whch makes Queen vic,orias every Joy and
sdst ,ns a 10y And & srsi Of M n'r people,
wales would be the public admiration OF his conduct
and bearing during his soiourn among Canadian fe-
yond the Atlantic. We knew that royal presence, 30
graceful, Ingenious and gentle, must win republican
s..r: bu. perhaps We were hardly prepared for tne
sins acknowledsed the unaffected dignity, the
manly simplicity and the generous frsnkness Of
crown. We believe that this ausp,cous intercourse
will bear the kindliest and bappiess fruits for
he old country and the new Al no time could We de
the great Anglo saxon family. The Prince Of Wales
brings home, we persuaded, heart thrilling with
respect for that energetic freedom and expanding
He brings home too an ntc shEpened and strength
he has ssicd the life and aestny Of the New world ia
the prairie In the forest clearing, in popuous cities
where bnt Yesterday the pioneer piled bis He has
seen r0tieN Of soldie,s WuhoR army, ciril order
uiAcw . police-~ealtA, larury and culture citho,a
court or an arisoerocy He has learwed 10 mino'e
wuA the busy eroud Of men without TIE teruion Of cham.
biai a~d cowties; he Aas found ,espect usosa crs.
Mo1y and honor without ddulaon He has dwclt, toe,
In England At sea- and nowhere can he have better
learned the secret Of Eueands than In his
experiences board the Hero In tho AtsnIc II 10 only
due to The Duke Of Newcastle 10 say that Prince
been spguary fortunate in the selection OF Secretary
OF state to attend him hts travels II happy
coincidence that at the hour when the squadron
vas nalipg the Enyiish sud en- Wednesday night the
Prime Minister Was eoquenty acknowledging the hospi
taes which the Prince Of Wales had enjoyed IN the
United States
From Tho London Pest, Nov l6l
In the United States tho reception OF the Prn,e OF
Wales has been In every sense worthy OF great and
generous people By the President and By the Aocrer
the fame uniform coroaty and kindness have beeu
pressed His Royal Hghness has not only fced and
entertained by the merchant princes Of New York and
Boston, but be has witnessed the iumphs Of sucocesfu
commerce 10 their porte docks and sorehousee
seen an American election, has reviewed American mill
sis, and has visited many national estsolahmcns-
West Point, where his Royal Hshness msde himself At
home with the youns caies; Cambridge University, tho
Capital, and the birthplace Of Warrington
sas en!y IN he 'lareho,dsag SosaA hu mob had
tie indscemcy, " rude zis and pulgar esgfosi.y
to insult Asir rsit0, uham they Wished 10 en-
tange N ,one ,auy discussion not knowing that At the
very time Of the perpetraton d this outrage the Queen
Of Great Britain was rewrdpg the great opponent OF
slavery ard the slave trade by besiosng upon Lord
Brougham an honor very ra.ely conferred.
The vist Of the Prince Of Wales United States Ia
great politcas event. from which the bes, results may
be anticipated IL has swept away absurd preadccs and
has removed equally absurd International jeaoies The
people Of the United States have recognized tho great fact
that prince may have iust claims 10 their admiration
and respect Independently OF rank and position
On the other hand, the people OF EngIsud grave
fully sctncwedge and highly value the kind.
ns,s and aneciion which republican America has
shown 70 their future King rbus, We believe, an
asnce has Secn consolidated which win the
utua Interest," rot only of The teo nations, but OF the
kind and BY reciprocal good ces tha, the great causc
Of peaee can best be subecrvcd and II hs visit Of the
Irince OF Wales has tended " make koeland better
known ard better appreciated In America, great aad
bsnoecia end has undoubtedly hoor gained Every per
which Br,tisb North America has displayed; but Il 1.
truly grsny Ing 10 Epgsnmen TO know that the people
OF Republican Americs have q, ess equacd the iahsb
ants OF Canada and the Other British colonies ia testify
ne-we do MOI say oyaty-but by gcnerous cordial and
enthusiastic wecome, Their tepse OF ths ingenious
character and manly virtues Of the Prime Of Wales
French View OF tie Prince OF Wales Visit
to America.
FROM the PAJiG Coretituti0nnel. Nov. l3 |
We rather Inclined % think that the visit OF ths
Prince not only excsed great curiosity among the Amer
cars bot also eager desre 70 themselves frankly
Try rbey rarely have an opporunliy Of cou,emps,.sr
bona 6de Prince Of the blood roy A-the heY Of Euro
pssn crown honcrns them with vsn for the purpose Of
Instruction ard recreation Bcsldos the Prince Of Wakes
awakened In ttm all the "reminiscences Of the cradle Of
their race be desccrdart Of the kegs o their fore
for sinsef re .son nshins progress ahIsh they hss
realized and they proud OF beirg able 70 Offer 70 his
view the secsscie Of their rapid prosperity George III
ost thirteen Provinces his descendant found thirty hour
shpg stAtee united in powerful repuoc Ths three
mors of English subjects eighty years IN sreAsed
TO thirty millions Of Independent citizens How could the
Americans DO other sse than give cordial welcome %
IL eldest son Of the Queen OF Eaglsnd who had
sr 70 shake ards with them 10 The Of the mother
couDtryf yney themselves oourted and made dH
ncnlty IN becoming oourt!cvs In their turn .
We may also remark thai the republicans Of the New
naDssaiIons Of hos pialiiy thai lhsy are COO
scious Of their strength and that their indcpendcncc
,how The eih o. this rsma,r Of Ns~ Yors me bells Of
The ole rpscopsIian church peaied out God save the
Queen No citizen alarmed thereby; and yet,
just afr the Declaration f fniepsndcnoe had inc i'm.
prudence 70 read the usual prayer for The KDkM Eg
SSp osD no o 1sas n,
tusceptbiiy and vben the Prince OF Wales appeared ~
theatre The whole house rose aud sang scd save The
Queen" with The Aoor, - In Eogsh theatres when The
on the shoc, the reception Of The Priaoe Of wales In
the Jnfe4 Ststes hM been wcrthy OF the American de-
mocrAcy eli Of himself n has been the oooAsion
Of exchange Of international oouteses fa Of oords
~ TIE republic CT the New World has frankly grasped
tho hand held out 10 IN the Of Old "a rand by tho
ber 10 The ihroue Al 10 the political importance OF lhc
WHIT We think the eoghh jnurpsh over estimate ~ In
the welcome given 70 The Prince Of Wales there
doubt murh sincerity, bot some Allowance muu be made
for The ns o peri dical excitement which chac,srse
The American character.
Prom the Gazette De france, Nov. Il
Another tsuse contributed much powerfully and
eoacously 10 tkai result That the quality ofa
Protestant Prince N tie ccnstifuno~ne had examined
with attention The 'acu relates the circumstAnos
would not have escaped IT, TIE Prnoc exaggerated that
quality during bis stay Canada but his future Canadian
rubiccp not much plc>sed n bic doing 10 the
United States however, v The Protestant Prince who
vas feed and he was particularly, when be went, forget
ful o. The part grievances Of his family 70 attest
the tomb Of ne founder of American ndcpsnd.
ence, the intimate aenisy between Protsstansm
and nsurrcotion. he moment 10, perhaps. not
Tar on ~ which this strange act win receive 10
lcsical reocmrcnce. known that The United STATES
have long had their eyes turned 10 Enssh Canada ard
the journey Of the Prince Of wales according o ali
romsion that has reached Europe nos contributed
70 concate to the Of England the Canadian hearts,
which never bad for u much ancction. What could
England say some CaDacan were 70 take advantage Of
the homage paid By the Prince n the tomb q the bsrat
ing hero and 70 excite Canada ont 4 sim