The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

Prnse's psomes imitation maple leaves and ostomsns,
which bad been provided for the by the North
srn Railway Company Of Canads.
pAvKsfoRr
was the FIRST station arrived at and he train passed
slowly IN order 70 give those present opportunity Of
seeing the Prince and rice Here couple Of ladies'
rode up and hands 70 his Royal aghness,
who acknowledged the salute. Al Weston few moments'
stcppage occurred and at Thornh the speed was slack
ened for The benefit Of the spectators as before Tho
cheering and the handkerchief and hat waving
vigorous.
AT RICHMOND
there few minutes stoppsge TO take In water.
neat arch here spanned the track, and large con-
course stood gathered, uttering voc!fsrous 10
CARNATIONS, 70 which the Buffalo band board
the train joined "God Save the Queen"
King was passed slowly, and at Aurora there was
ssoppage for wood Two arches erected the
track at this point Of which Masonic and the
other Orange. The latter decorated with emblems
Of the society, the letters l. L. Uo3 and the MOTTO
"Wecome lOur Future King" Nearly thousand people
here collected and their half frantic cheers
only rendered dssonant the circumstance of two
bands in their immediate vicinity striking up the
displayed here owing TO the presence Of the Orange
irving At
stopped few minutes. The crowd very dense,
amounting TO nearly three thousand persons. large
stand or platform filed with ladies', gentle and
children Of agricultural aspect salute was fred
and address presented by the local authorities but the
Prince did not lend his In reply TO The address he
read-Gentlemen thank You sincerely for the address
which you have presented to me. In the Queens name
thank you for the expressions Of Jour loyalty 70 her
and person, and for myself grateful to you
for this welcome to your neighborhood.
Three arches here erected the line and, be-
Ing embowerd in spruce, pine and lr had very pretty
effect.
the next station Holland Landing, passed slo Wy,
and the members Of Orange Lodge srrsyed in al
the rarpngs and bearing all the standards Of their order
were drawn up front of the platform They cheered
loudly u the royal car went by.
AT BRADFORD
soppagc Of ten minutes occurred The concourse was
here greater than any former place. aud the prcpara
tions moro extensive. A handsome das occupied the
centre of smphthcstre and TO this his Royal Hghne@
conducted % recevc an address Tso large arches
were erected within vcw and three comp Snes OF remen
and two bands Of music among the other at FACTIONS.
The municipal authorities and leading men Of the town
which the Prince read reply identical with that already
given. Cheers rang again and again alter this.
cambrcs into nutter, and said wnere is hes' .rnere
he isn and lifted their children 10 the shoulders Of
men and seemed wild With delight white the heroes Of
mouths with sheer curiosity. Young ladies cndosvored
TO make themselves conspicuous possible and threw
bouquets into the royal car The Prince smiled, bowed,
After ths scanlons and clifford were passed at rapid
CINE tSs. vent h.r mile ahead Of the Royal one.
Lebron was passed slowly, and the Prince received
other ovation. oraigviIle was next hurried by, and
the county town Of smcoe, was reached, where
the train stopped another ten minutes, and the
some pavilion, commanding . fine view Of the town,
the bay and the lake, stretching away further than tho
eye could vas erected near the track IN me rear o.
Quoted, passing under on his way tAstcfuiy built agrf
cultural arch, surrnounted by Prince Of Wales plume
made Of sheaves Of wheat. Near " specimens Of
native produce The nremen and Burrc Volunteer Rifles
present In full force, band discourscd pleasant
music and seven or eight thousand people cbeered The
county council and magistrates presented addresses
rpecfvey, which were separately replied 70. Toe War
den Judge and sheriff their robes Several pre-
here took place. under toe Management Of the
Hsrrisous and Essa were run by Al full speed but
Here a. ven a. a, the two next ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
were erscsed and me OF them
bead was indugirg in the psstime Of plying the bag
pipes, 10 the intense delight Of some small boys
was next reached ana here The reception. although
warm enough for the size 81 the place. second 70
that Of Barrie in the humber OF its arches, however
surpassed Barrie but they we're Of lees imposing ap
rcsranee pavilion stood rear the station, aud In this
two addresses were presented o. his Royal Hgress To
which be returned separate rcplies 81 mo hundreds n
school children then rang two OF the national
them, ut The conclusion OF which The band swuck the
same and The Prince proceeded to toe steamer Roscoe
only short distance removed-and which led immcli.
sey after the royal party had rouc aboard trip
Georgian hny, inlet OF lake Huron. Luncheon at
s ss r, and seoses - .o an O sssf sns
sion steamers escorted the Rescue, and they were
crowded IN cheering masses The Prince enjoyed him
se IN conversation with thoss around him during the
time thus spent and impressed al who him with the
zane favorable opinion he has earned among all ranks
elsewhere. Tho scenery around Jclngwood IL not very
inviting but anything for a. the play says
u was delightful TO the royal party 70 witness such
y. nsusny sna rseons ss msy ~ 70 aay ana
eneoniums ord Lyons Was not VI the party preferrng
10 rcmaia IN Toro1io
It's Royal Hrhncss and suite returned q, the train
shortly before three and arrived In Toronto hafpast
A dwphy Of fireworks took pla. between eight and
pine IN the arca Of the smphitbeasre but poorer
hie'cn hardly ever called together twenty Thousand
music q "cod save the Queen" which tho wcre
distinctly kvibe. scrcneht PROCESSION of the arcmen
Al eleven O'Clock ihw morning twenty thirty thou
sapa people assembled In and the amphithsasre.
the water SIDE 70 long talked Of regatta
The terms, conditions and prizes a the give
below
orrs ons prrFa rorrors, sos, rIpr PROPERTY oy
For GTst csss yachts ten tons, silver cup value
sleo, 70 which viii DO adacd the sum Of 500. In
trance $40.
For second class yachts ton iors and under silver
rup, vnue Sci 70 which win Be- added the Of eGi.
fnsrsnce ~ BALI minute time allowed icr tonnage
~ h-ln the above the sccund boats wfil save
entrance fee and receive such prizes the vii
nit 81.
crS por r,c.s
Tor open boats, kept for pleasure cny, 80. In
Ior ishsrtncns bcss, $50 Entrance 81 Second sosss
10 saw. entrance Ices.
Ruwr~o Nsr1rs
For four cared boats, 500 Entrance 81
Ter rsr cared boats, sas. Entrance o.
For srullirr match, SIS Entrance 81.
Fcr birch bark canoes two paddles), go Entrance 81
ro- duck hunt. so.
Yer tub race tcircusr tubs oniy), $40
Championship q the bay, so
he Prince DID MOI arrive tnl quarter 10 twelve,
mSsntey alter which the school chdrcn sang sscd save
the Queen, and the yachts started. There Z stn
brss with occasional squalls bowrg the time ant