New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23

gaDtiy written paragraphs which pass continually be
70 my eye, the most stirring and delightful Prn'eS
anecdotes to be ina glued | could tel you how ne
pyouId ed himself on saud-bapk In the Sagaenay,
(which has no sand-baIs, and, being surrounded oy
The rising waters compelled to utter piercing cri7s
fer aid which were after tue proper interval answered
by s.out-shosldered Caoadian who bore the royal
guest In picka.back ease over any conceivable die
lance 70 place of safety. could transmit other and
KINDRED relations Of daring or dveripg episodes, such
as abound here and, no doubt, elsewhere, with eqna
ea,e, might entertain you with wild ABSURD
iy or two such that the Prince, when dancing In
suits bis partner by proerng her bis left hand only;
for these too circulate freely, and, find, are duly
credited. But as peer into the regions of gorgeous
imagination, where 30 many arenow wandering before
me, find that, with all their loveliness, there some
thing devious about them which unsccustomsd travel
ers may just as well avoid 30 l must aver, ct the
risk Of being still very prosy and CONN npace that
the Prince has thus far been always quite as raions
could be expected of any vvacous aud light spirited
young gentleman; and that his American career has
been innocent Of adventurous or startling behavior
of every kind any that the most decorous annals OF
royalty can present.
similar extravaganza Of statement prevail, re-
srdiDg me disturbances which looked for by the
tmd as likely TO arse between the loyal aud the dis
affected citizens. Whatever may be the condition of
things at Montreal, and that Is probably not very
threatenng there is certainly cause for apprehen
sion here. noisy crowd, overho wing with ale
glance roamed the streets Monday night, and at
tested their devotion by menaciDg some houses that
were not illumr ated. The residence of the Provin-
cisl Secretary was thus singled out for attack and
suffered damage to the moderate extent of three frac
tued window.panss. Thisncitent was yesterday mag
ned into such alarming proportions that people became
really excited it, and even ventured the coca
sional suggestion that something ought to be d,ne
Bnt as nothing further proposed, the sensation
grew more subdued and finally, toward evening"
tickerd out.
matter real Importance in the eyes Of the pso-
pie here, in authority is the Royal party's continued
residence at the house of the Governor General aod
bic fo gefulness Of the splendors and brlancies that
await him at the Parliament House 1t now appears
that he win pass only two days, at most ong hese
imported sDd imperial glores, which is considered
10 indicate rather an unreasonable disregard of the
troubles and expenses that have been taken. Nothing
alive however, is said this point. On toe
contrary, in every reference to the Princes personal
proceeoI gs, the utmost coed will is expressed and in
everything that directly coDcerns him, the same en-
thpsiasm is displayed by all people from the small boy
in the Streets who cells his Hghness in glass bot
tle for ten cents, to the eminent dignsass or the
no lees distinguished bellies, who nowbusly bring
ing to perfection their little schemes for securing the
Roy al hand for brief portion Of this evenings enter
tanmcAt.