The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-04

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ArivaA or the Prince at 90. John, N. h.
t1As Reception and His Spssoh to the
AutAorataesJThs Visit Of the Prince %
New York, So.
SPECIAL DESPATCH 10 THE uyxAIp.
ST. JoHS, N. B., August q, 1850.
At hApAst ten this morning the Prince with ms suite
lef the Styx In boat for the shore amid the Of
royal sausss he received BY the Governor OF New
Brunswick and the Mayor and Corporation Of the ,sy
and BY them conducted 10 his carriage. The guard u
honor-the sxty-thrd regiment, from HAlAx-inM
the way, and the cheering enthuslastic He thor
drove 10 the house or the widow Of late Chief Justice
where his grandh her had resided between ranks
Of volunteers and trade societies Thousands Of school
children sang the national anthem. and nuug him boa
qusts - he passed under . triumphAi archwsy and
through the grounds Of the house.
At halpast twelve he drove to the Court House. and
took his stand on platform in front, while the voiun
tee and societies filed past cheering him they went
The following ID the address Of the Corporation ofSs
John TO his Royal Hghness, and the Princes reply
We, the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of this city
purpose Of welcoming 70 New Srusswck ~ hss 40
parent 20 tho throne and the future sovereign Of thu
great gre sPlss Of which i . our pride 70 form sporsoa
day by day s:rssshsns those ties which happily unite .
win me G s cSsniry Among Y i .i found
your Royal Hishness' grandfather, the Duke a
infant city, upon the founder Of which, in token q
royal appreciation great dement's had been resesy Con
Third and with just pride we declare to your Roys H
ness that the feelings Of loyalty and attachment Which
led 70 the shores the founder q this city st smnso
characterize the entire population Of this colony II
our prayer that your Royal Highness will have pro.
Pous termination TO the tur through her Majesty's
North American dominions, In which you are now Gu
gagged and hope that you will vouchsae to assure our
gracious Queen that peace and conentment are found
among under her rule and that love and att.chmsn r.
the son and crown the sentiment of her de-
voted subecs In this the commercial capital of her pro-
vince OF New Brunswick.
The Prince received the address personally from w. r.
d. Burts TO whom it handed by Recorder and re-
turned the answer direct instead Of through the Duke
GxSuExES-I thank you with all sincerity for the ad
dress which you have just presented me- for the
welcome which 1t conveys TO the colony Of New Bruns-
ana cy which you are the %u
Of Kent paid 10 this place the visit to which you mako 80
gratifying reference, he found 1t but little more than
village. 1t is my good fortune TO receive the same
spot from a cty-which affords q striking example a
what may be effected under the influence of free nstltu
the n energy '
70 the Queen, which at this moment reflected
upon me- Your commercial enterprise has made
this port the emporium Of the trade Of New Brunswick
and the noble river which flows into II brings down
for export the products Of your SOIL trust the vessels
try with the wealth Of other lands am not unmndfal
Of the origin of this city, and 1t will be subject Of pride
Of Ssv. ,ns
first attachment 70 the Of England which brought
them TO these shores.
The city Is illuminated and fireworks being set or
There great crowd in the city, and riuphal arches
and professions are the order Of the day His Royal
Hghness has been much pleased with the reception and
decorations of the streets
VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES TO NEW YORK
rUR NM
To NJ ARCHIBALD Esq., her Britannia Majestys Consul,
New York
SR-we hereby request yon TO call q meeting Of The
British residents Of New York. for the purpose Of adopt
ing proceedings for extending TO his Royal Hghness the
Prince OF Wales, the occasion his approaching vio
70 this city, some appropriate demonstration Of respect
and welcome the part OF the British residents Of New