The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

Result Of the Interview Between Mayor Woods
Envoy and the Duke Of Newcastle.
The Prince TO Pay His own Way in
the United States.
Arrival of the New York Committee
-. at Montreal. -.
DEPARTURE OF THE PRINCE FROM QUEBEC,
&C., &C., &C.

&C., &C., W.
4speciaI Despatch to the New York Herald.
QUEBEC, August g. 1860.
Mr. George Thompson, the secretary Of Mayor Wood =,
bad an official interview with Lord Lyons this morning.
by whom he introduced to the Duke OF Newcastle
the Earl ST. German and other gent Of the Princes
suite Mr.. Thompson repeated the invitation Of the
Mayor regard to the reception Of the Prince in New
York Offering his Royal Hgbuess any private residence
hotel accommodations he might desire. '-
In regard to this point the Duke said that the Prince in
observance OF the usual etiquette could not accept pr
hospitality but added that any exception could be
made to this rule it would be In New York and from
Mayor Wood OF he would be entertained by the
president at Washington and would accept Of any hosp
eay he might offer The Duke rather Of the opinion
that outside of Washington they had rather pay their
way.
In regard to the matter Of residence several OF your
offered their mansions to the Prince by let
Ter The Duke said that he would consult further with
Mr. Thompson at Montreal The Prince thus far has
cepted private invitations, and it is determined to ad
here the rule in New York city Out of New
York his Journey west the Prince will travel inco9
,so While in New York, be will willingly receive any
such demonstration the people may wish to make.
The Duke has, therefore, accepted in general terms the
entertainments offered by the Mayor, the programme
being subject to such amendments time and crcam
stances may call for.
The Prince wilt probably be In New York about the
9Th of October The Duke took occasion express again
and again his thanks for Mayor Woods kindness and at
tention, and for the in which Mr.. Thompson has
roferre1 his mission which has certainly besn mos,
cesstu and ably conducted. Lord Lyons has been
very much in favor of the acceptance OF the invitation
bu, his position here, and the ambiguous Pomatic
in which he has expressed his opinion caused
his influence 20 amount to almost nothing, and left
the acceptance Of the Inequalities in the pr1 which
they deserve the good feeling Of the Prince the
Duke
In consequence of the Prince not addressing the Catholic
bishops as Gentlemen" Ny Lords at the College
yesterday they declined the invitation to the state din
ae and refused 20 take any further part the reception
of the Prince The reply to their address wss there
fore Withdrawn by the Prince and another reply will be
substituted.
The Prince stayed about hour at the citadel yester
day but did. not pardon any of the military,
eoted Some OF the prisoners in the city jail ade app
cations for pardon but the Prince said he could not inter
ere with The administration of justice, but would
mend them to the mercy of the Governor.
In addition to the list of persons reported having
been injured by the falling Of the stand erected in view
OF the fireworks, It has been ascertaned that Mr. Jack
nea.!y killed 1t is feared he cannot survive his
Injuries
The Prince with his suite left the Parliament House in
carriages half past ten He attended by the
.Champaln Msrkc< Wharf Corporation members Of the
government national societies, and guard OF honor
lie embarked in the steamer Kingston, which had been
especially fitted up. The steamer left at two O'Clock under
salute from man-of war and the citadel The yard
manned by the crew. and the soldiers aud crowd
cheered Justify. TIE Kingston IL stop at the little
town Of Three Rivers to receive address The weather
is beautiful.
The New York Invitation Committee arrived at Mon
treal n eleven o'clock and met the landing by the
Mayor American Consul General and many leading
citizens The Hayor welcomed the Committee In short
p.iny speech. Governor Fish made happy reply, which
received with great applause The Committee were
conducted TO their quarters at st. Lawrence Hall.
Lady Franklin and niece arrived on the same train
MONTREAL, August %, 1860.
The K.p returned TO Quebec in half an hour hav
tug left her provisions behind. She started again. and
reached Three Rivers at h.fpast. six P. n. she
received with salute from the Royal Artillery aad the
guard OF honor of the Montreal Light Infantry
The Prince was the landing by the Mayor, the
Corporation clergy, public officers and private ctzeas.
The landing decorated with evergreens, &c. The
Mayor presented the address, to which Prince made
suitable reply.
Three hearty cheers were then given for the Prince
was very numerous, quietly dispersed.
on the arrival Of the deputatioa from New York to-
day. they welcomed by the Mayor, in the name Of
the citizens Of Montreal he said
Nothing could afford them greater pleasure than the
presence of so Influential delegation Of the great Anne
metropolis He regarded ,her participation "a the
fesvit honor Of the arrival Of the heir
Of beloved Queen most happy event and calcu-
lated TO cement that cordial union which u Is for the al
vaniage OF the whole world should continue between
the people Of those two great countries, England ana
the Uniied States.
Gov FISH made the following reply
Ms MAYoR:-In behalf Of my associates return you
thanks for the honor Of the pected
wcc you have given and in behalf of the citizens
OF New York whose ssengers are and whose invi
talon bear. | return you thanks for the natering
them and to The object for which they have sent
They sympaihze with this interesting occasion Of
visit from future sovereign, and In their
behalf manifest that sympathy and tender their
spccs 20 him, who, Mt future day. their neehbors
aud fren1s this side the dividing line will bail
a. theis leg innate sovereign, and whom shall
recognise the heAd Of great Ion, with which
have the closest relations Of friendship and prn
Siples common. Living under very different nsttu
tons from yours. the ctzeus Of New York share with
you respect and admiration for her whom you are
proud u claim your Queen-whom we recognise as the
frst lady Christendom-not more distinguished or
oy her virtue and her grsces. While We come to bear
40 invitation To her SON bring with tribute "
heartfelt respect and admiration OF her who has adorned
the dignity OF power aaa OF place with the graoes AMI
she that cluster around TIE sacred names OF vile
ana OF m other.
Montreal is througed with strangers, Gags are lying.
many buildings Illuminated, aud the city Il wear pg
sestive aspect.
Collisfop, on L. n Ne Ontario.