New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

vious reflections which occur 10 every one $50 IN
great reyu,ion of feeling II Ia, hswov'r. soncTu.
10 sy that the demon stration indcaes t~o tnings;
first that he Auericsrs convinced 'oss .ne
State pourrhea m iusidous designs sgsis s'ueno :
ps'uoDs and os, they wi sa n%s " with something Of
their usual vebemeDce aud s-cnnd'y .na' we 'uarno
ter snd personal demea lor Of Eognsu noys,y Nv we
present day Ia such psur~ Tue r'specs even Oh
those who have discontinued 10 as political form. In
,ha neA Ststes the Prince will be received with thai
cora;stv which mo people show better than Amer
jcaps and he will 70 doubt, respond by bearing
equally courteous and nonorspie Were the frinee
older IN years and were his stay longer, he might
bring bask many new idea TO be Of service to his
country and its dependencies. Such examination
of the New World IL hardly to be hoped for. But
there lie ore thing which bic Royal HighDess and all
of us may learn from this vst, and that Is that nei-
Their civil war revolution commercial rivalry,
nor political chickering's, acrimonious social criti-
eisms, can totally supder na'icos which having com
mon origin and language, deveooe themselves by the
practice Of the same free institutions
From TAe London TINES Jviy1o
PLYMoUrH, Monday Afternoon.
Vice Admiral Sir Charles FrensDue's Channel
squadron, consisting of the iagehp Royal Albert III,
CAPT. Henry T. Lacop tie Donegal l0l, Capt. Hen
~ Broadheaa; the ,oukir 30 Capt. Douglas Carry;
the Grey hound H. Commander Francis w. Sullivan
the c, paueror 10I Capt. Edward 5. So bsby, c. b.;
the Trafalgar, 30, Capt Edward g. Fanshaws; the
Centurion, 80, Capt Henry G. Rogers, =. b.; The
Edgar, 81, Capt. james K4ton; the Agiers, 81,
Capt. George w. d. o Callsghan; the Mercy, 40,
Capt. Henry Caldwell, c. B.; and the Diaden, 81,
Capt. James III. Cockburn, under canvas only, with
smart breeze little to the south ward OF east move 10
sight from Mount Wise at 81 O'Clock this morning 10
wo lines. They then formed one line, and stood IN
for the port.
At halfpast 10 oclock the ships In succession
and went away to the westward. Shortly after they
came in sight more to the southwark Their fnnnels
IRE MP re sdy The only thlp likely to enter the
Sound the Diad-m which is said TO b" short OF fuel
The Earl of Mount Edgcunbe IN biz steam yacht, nesr
the Royal William VicuailiDg-yard, il waiting the ap
pyosch of the Prince of Wales The Hero continues
INSIDE the Bre ak ready ior sea- and Arrange nents
sre n ade for the expectd departure of HIS Royal
HIphnes tomorrow tuesday morning. Her esc0rt
the Ariadne will proi ably lake the Osborne in tow
The Flying Fi.h bas gore ON to Newfoundland.
fBy Electric and International Telegraph
PLYMOUTH, MONDAY Evening.
Sir Charles Fremaniles squadron, which arrived off
the port tbis morning, forued two hnes ranging about
north souh In The afternoon to receive the Royal
yacht, which hove in Dig at O'Clock, and was "a
lued by the lmprs gnable and other stps In Hsmoaze
On rounding tie wet end of the Break water the yard
O. DDS Of the Hero St. George, Emerald and Ariadbe,
in The Sound, maDned, and the three asi.named
ana The Plymouth Citadel sauied At st, when the
Prince left ibe yacht to joint the Hero, the Emerald
and the CITADEL repeated the compliment. The weather
10 extremely fine, and thousands of the Inhabitants
were assembled ON the nights.
FrOa The London Court Circular.
A., y,
His Royal Higtness the Duke of SAKE Coburg, at
te, ded by Baron Hoehwaeehte left Osborne yesterday
for LONDON
TIE Duke Of Newcastle arrived on visit to her
Majesty.
Tins morning, at 9 clock, their Royal Highnesses
the Prince CopsoIt and the Prince of Wales lefs o.
borne 10 embark in the Royal yacDt Victoria and
Gilbert for Plymouth, where her majesty ship Hero,
Capt. Henry Seymour, is waiting % convey the Prince
Of Wales 10 Canada.
Her Majesty drove down TO the Tricy.pier, East
CoWes, with the Prince ConsorI and the Prince Of
Wales, accompanied by Prime. IS ALICE, Prince 81 Louisa
Prince Arthur and Prince Leopold, and attended by
the Countess of Caiedon and Major. Gen. the Hon. e.
G,ey.
Tie Prince CoDsort and the Prince Of Wales en-
barked in m; diatey and the royal yacht left Cowes
Roads for Plymouth.
TIE Prince Copsort, attended by Colonel the Hon.
A. Hsidpge, is expected ~ return 70 Osborne to-mor
low evening.
The suite which viii accompany his Royal Highness
the Prince OF Wales Canada consists of the Duke Of
Newcss lie, Secretary of Stae for the Colonies; MAJ
Gel. the Hon X. Bruce Governor TO the Pribee; Maj
Teesdsle, X. A, and Capt George Grey, Equerries;
Dr. Acklsid and the Earl Of st Germans Lord Stew
aid Of her Maestys Household, who will join his
Royal Highness at Plymouth.
DEPARTURE OF The PHINCE OF WALES.
TIE following is the reply of his k yal Hghness to
the address of the Cor oration of De sonporI:
mr.. MAYOR AND GESTLksEs-l thank you warm
ly for his adore IS. You may well look back with PRIDE
tth 10 msIy eoloniss have embarked on their great
mission from your stores. II snail not be my faa if
fa ~ convey to brethren the Atlantic the
% entertained by the Queen and the people OF
gland for the sceDdants OF tLoe and for the
touI tries which they founded. 60 TO The great
poss. ssioIs of the Queen in North America with
lively anticipation of the pleasure which the sgl of
noble lard, great works Of nature and Of human skill
and generous aud active people must produce; and
will endeayor bring home with me such inform alton
as may in TIE future be Of 70 me III all my aso ia
tons with my country men. Again | thank you for
your good wishes for my safe voyage And happy re-
turn."