The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-25
RHg VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
the EXCITEMENT AMONG THE CANADIANS.
MANAGEMENT OF THE SENSATIONS,
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The people OF metropolis, who have long been look
ng r the advent Of the great scion Of the us.r!ou
R0e OF Guelph who, in the course OF nature may ye
weld the sceprc Of the United Kingdom Of Great Britain
and Ireland yesterday peasngy surprised at learn
hs that the naval squadron having tho Prince charge
nd arrived at s anchorage in the rbor OF St. Johns
NJ
me following dispatches announced the arrival Of the
ST. JoHys, ". F., July 23-i:3oP N.
Two large steamers in sight, coming in, and are
undoubtedly the Hero, with tho Prince OF Wales on
board, and the Ariadne.
A French steamer is in sight 70 northward, and the
Golden Fleece from New York; s signalled 10 the south
ward.
FL. JOINS, July 23-Evenng
mo Hero and Ariadne anchored at seven this even.
~. The Prince lands In the morning royal salute
was fired from the batteries. There great crowds
On the wharves and the display Of bunting was very
ne.
sr JoHss, July "a, $780,
7orrents Of rain FELL last night and this morning The
Prince 10 land at ten o'clock but the landing was
postponed til noon on account Of the weather.
The reception to be given to the Prince in Cana
~ will be conducted tho most extensive style of
Canadian hospitality. For several days before the
rival Of the fleet the excitement Of the popuace began
70 bubble up TO fever heat Everybody seemed 70 think
chat be bad nothing TO do but 10 aid in the arrangements
sOr the reception of his Royal Hghness The French
Canadians aud the English, among whom there
points Of national difference have coaesced and fatcrnized
m the most complete and satisfactory manner. The ap.
peaance Of the Prince Of Wales the noble son of their
ssussrous sovereign the pervadng theme that
supcs thor minds That the people in earnest there
can be no doubt he arrangements for the reception Of
tho young Prince have been most extensive and complete
"a the particulars we supply will show.
On tho 6rst day Of his arrival at St. Jehns, the Cow
ernor, Bishops, Judges and Councillors viii meet tho
royal party Queens wharf and tho different societies.
beaded bytho Masonic body, viii form an escort 10 the
Government House. In the evening there viii be d,s-
pAy Of fireworks, aud the public buildings viii be ami
mated.
On the second day the Prince win hold ievec and
oeivc an address. There viii be regatta Lake Qiidi
vdi, and probably the Prince viii drive round tho Lake.
m the evening there win be grand ball. which the Prince
win attend
On the third day he will embark and the arrangements
viii be the at his landing.
The House of Parliament has been handsomely deco
rated, and much enthusiasm prevailed.
Tho Halifax Acadidr Recorder Is exercised on the qucs-
ton OF etiquette. IL says
We apt upon this continent TO look too lightly upon
al matters Of court etiquette. IL Is far otherwise IN a
rope and reasonable person doubt that much OF
the Formally, rs much practicable of "thc p0mp and
circumstance, which characterize the European courts,
viii observed in the Provinces during the Princes vi
Sit II this Wow correct or whether IL Is so OF not 70
the full extent TO which IL presents Itself 10 fool
s1red that some people IN this Province viii, before
another month has expired, be astoundngy taken
down in Their social seifestmate. undena blc
that large portion OF the peopc in this community
imagine lht they are going 10 DO cheek by jowi with
tho Prince or Wales his arrival here, and that his
Royal Behncss win accessible to sorts and con-
dit'ous vi men" and women, rs An tncrant lecturer
,pss chronology any other equally popular science
We may DO mistaken upon this point out our firm con
Princos visit IS over have become wiser and perhaps
saadcr men,
u.s. however, Understood that win b allowed
speak to his Royal Hghness long he Is his Royal
Hghnes unless he addresses his vitcr FIRST When he
becomes Lord Genfrew any may open tho converse
ton. Another fac; learn from this Halifax paper;
The gate has boon shut down upon tho Cow of conrstu
iaory siareses from corporations, societies, cities,
sowns and guilds Thoy okme in such dcluge that at
the lowest computation would require three months 10
rccits them.
mo original arrangement for tho tour Of the Prince Of
Wales fouows;-It will, however DO that no
has arrived at ST. Johns day earlier than anici
pased, but is likely that his arrival and depar.
rure from other places at which he makes stop In Canada
VII vary nom those hero set down. except for special
cause, such a. lIiness casualty
-ysay Io--Prince leaves England.
July 25-Arrives at - johns, NJ.
.fnly 2S-Rcmains NJ 81. Johns.
judy 27-Icaycs 81. Johns.
-ysL'g 3d. Arrives NJ Halifax.
July JI-hctnains at Halifax.
August 1-Rrnains at Halifax.
.itgus 2Leavos Balifnx, crossing 10 Windsor, where
the steamer styx will meet the royal rnrty.
Asgus. 3-Roachcs 81. John, New Brunswick
iug,e 4Ieavcs 81. John for fredericton, the capital
August Leaves Fredericton, and returning TO wind
sor Pctou where the Flying Fish win
receive his Royal Highncss on board.
Argaa 9-Eeachcs Charlottesown, Prince Eiwards
Aucuss li-Ieavcs Chario,ietown.
Angus r2--Anchors at Gaspe
.sagsl. lc--Ncighs anchor carly In tho morning.
Angus. 1t-Rcaches tho mouth oftle Ssgacnay.
Auoust ls--Rcaches Quebec.
IL stated that the Governor General Of Canada win
probably the royal squadron at Gape, 70 welcome
the Prince 10 Canada.
The preparations which have been In progress In Cana
da are Of veg elaborate Kind. Our correspondent
writcs;--
rcalled at tho Bellevue Gardens on tho way, whcre a
rarity of pleasure seekers RECALLING thcusclvcs with
such OF the good things Of ths life dispenx
ca Mount Royal Cemetery lies about two miles from the
city on tho mountain and is much visited being
In epit,l collecting mood, did not stay 70 ponder
osr ~ sbe IN a., a rss wa s y ~
daring his stay in Montreal drove 81 two private
roads reading 70 tho sauc found that tue Gcn,r
out Of town. and that tho premises being prepared
s,r u1e reception Of his Royal Hghnoss. The painters
ana earpentsrs cvidoBfy engaged in the task
fhe whole place--which appeared 20 have been
very neglected statewas in that kind Of disorder which
,sray attends the presence Of workncn ABOUT house.
The man charge Informed that several Of the rooms
were bsng parttloncd on IN order ~ Accommodate the
requisite number ~ tho Princes attendants. The Wow
FROM the hyuge The most delightful the mountain
crrnmandng 10 does lnc sweep Of tho Back river
vhich runs behind the city and mountain, OF the ~ law
nc -ce. and tho tbickly wooded Nuns Island, where
large nunnery n situated OF the great tubular railway
bridge backed 10 the distance By couple Of lofty bs
and with foreground OF wooded landscape, dotted With
here ani there villa who turning 10 tho len may be
sem tbs western and OF the city
On the departure Of The Prince from England the great
cs; excitement prevailed. Crowds Of people aockcd
the s1crcs wave him larf faroue Us honorei and