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The Governor-General proposed three regular
toastsa"The Queen" "The Prince Consort," and
"The Prince of Wales" all of which were received
| with immense cheering.
The Prince bowed in response, and then in clear
and audible voice proposed "The Governor Gen
eral of Canada, and the prosperity of the Grand
| Trunk Railway"
These were received with tremendous cheering,
! during which the Prince bowed and retired. He
| then walked about inspecting the works, guarded
| py ms suite, but followed by a rabbe like that
Wnicn used to gather around the japanese in the
streets OF New York. He seemed yery much an
| noyed, as this is the first time such thing has
occurred Soon after he entered a carriage and
| drove to his quarters, the house of Hon. John
nose, which is now occupied by Sir Fenwick Will
| iams
The gentlemen of the New York committee were
introduced to the Prince by Lord Lyons and they
were well received and treated with every possible
attention. They rode in the royal car, and are to
have an interview with the Duke of Newcastle ON
Monday when the sub ject of their mission will be
considered
Tomorrow the Prince will attend the cathedral.
TO which admission can be obtained only by
ticket.
During the Princes absence a great scramble. in
which the ladies joined occurred at the bridge
over the flowers, evergreens gold fringe and other
decorations, as memorials ofthe occasion. All the
curtains and nowers thus torn down,
The Boston Fusileers took prominent mart in
the reception, and were heartily cheered Last
night they serenaded Lady Franklin and we're in
The Grand Trunk Railroad Company gave A sun
per to Its employees and many invited guests at six
this afternoon.
AT night the city and shipping in the harbor
were spendidly illuminated The display was as
brilliant, but not general, artistic and efTec
tive as that at Quebec.
grhe same description will apply to both The ef
iect was spoiled by rain. The people blockaded the
streets so that carriages could not pass The spen-
did display at Victoria Bridge did not take placa
until after eleven o'clock.
INDIAN GAMES.
on Monday, at ten o'clock. grand display of
Indian games, in presence Of his ROYAL Highness
the Prince of Wales under the management and
direction of the Reception Committee will take
place on the grounds OF the Montreal Cricket
CLUB and the Montreal Lacrosse Club in the follow
ing order:
Indian war dance by twelve of the AIponnuin
tribe of Indians.
lacrosse match between sixty Indians, thirty
on side, selected from the AIponGuin and Ironnoi
tribes. - 1''
shooting with bows and arrows
lacrosse match between twenty five selected
iadianS and twenty-five gentlemen PLAYERS of
medal OF his Royal Hghness the Prince of Wales
The whole to conclude with an Indian foot race.
GENEALoGY OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNEss THE PRINCE OF
WALES.
His Royal Highness Albert Edward Prince of
ales &c, &c, &C.. is eldest son of her most era-
clous Majesty, the present Queen,
VICTORIA,
who W, is niece of the Kings William " and George
", and daughter of Prince Edward, Duke of
hent, the fourth of
George ILL.,, who was son of
Frederick, Prince Of Wales, the son of
George H., who was son of
george l., who was son OF
Sophla, Electress of Hanover, daughter of
Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia, who was the daugh-
ter of
James l., who was son of
Mary, Queen of Scots who was daughter of
James Ill, of Scotland, who was son of
Margaret who was daughter of
Henry w., and Elizabeth, which Princess was the
undouoted heiress to the Throne of England
the representative of the Red Rose, being the
daughter of
hichard Piantagenet, Duke of York. who was the
of
Anre Mortimer, who was the daughter of
Roger Earl of March, who was son of
fhllllppa, who was the daughter OF
Lionel, Duke of Clarence who was the son of
Edward Ill, who was the son of
Edward H., who the son of
Edward l., who was the son of
Henry Ill, who was the son of
Ming John, who was the son of
Henry H., who was the son of
Empress Maude, who was the daughter of
Henry l., who was the son of
WILLIAM THE CoNQUERoR.
Henry l. married Mathilda, daughter of
Margaret, Queen of Malcolm of Scotland, who was
daughter of
Edward (the ostracized) who was the son of
Edward Ill, the Conessor, the only Prince at that
time in England who could pretend any right to
Edward the Conressor was son of
Ethelred H., who was brother Of
Edward H., who of
| Edgar, who son of
Edmund l., who was son of
Edward, called the Elder, who was son Of
ALFRED