New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22


10 srfer tbs few remaining adulatory spssms without
much ohs6ng. The Lat attacks of 10y ly are upon u.s.
and the hope Of specify restoration to uOpretending
tranquility sustains aud fordes in these fnslthr,es
at preeent supposed to be morally convaescent
ana doing bet or, perhaps, titan could really be ex-
pected after 60 long and wild Of Intermittent
celebration. We are, however, somewhat restless
and perhaps, too uDg5sTded in our expectations of
comfort relapse would be terrible tbioe And
yet there are tboss who hint ct just that dire sus
picion Nay, there SINE who 90 so far
Us to drec y srm that the crossing of tue line will
even sid the exciting disorders which have so long
oppressed u.s. thai Coumbis lie not the landof langui
apathy and that there less than ever will the royal
progress lie in ways Of plea. aod paths Of peace
1t IL Iumored too that he Pi6ce will eschew secu-
sion, and travel with most democratic publicity;
even that he will hardly encourage suggestions of
private rail cave that il hotels the ony iaoes that
will have the chance to send up the conventional
groan beneath he weight Of decsciss prepared for
him viii be The general tables, beneath which the
legs Of al other loagers, however undistinguisbed
may likewise be gathered Suco invitations to public
sattenton these caunt be resisted by the mod
eet and re icent communities who I'll the bashful cies
Of tie Wet, and the nsequeDce may be a renewal,
on different and perhaps improved plsr of the
hosptable and enthusiastic excuses of Canada If
there is really 10 he fever and turmoil must Of
course be borne and must try to live through it.,
whatever be our inward ooab,s to our chances II
would be bad if any Of the Royal patty should be
.msde die Of surfe Of sweet Dusr dsmonstraion
ike Clarence, priv .tey but less effectively,
Eteeped in Malm.ey. As for the Prince am sure ne
can endure unframed all thngs thai ctter men might
shrink from; as his pat achievements prove He
seems possess vigor and hardness which can only
be accounted for the ground that large proportion
Of the British Constitution is tered 10 his person.
After his passing throush the ordeal Of special tee-
grams to which be has for month been sub -cted is
certainly difficult 70 fix tue limit TO his endurance. But
with bis suite il must be different. II caDnot be that
they need 10 respite from the exhaustiug course of
ceremoDious festiyy, that t1ey do look forward
with fond esgernsss 10 some blissful haven where
eaves-droppers cease from troubling, and Jenknses
are at rest.
At Hamilton, the rsrting guest is honorsd with all
Gle fsIvent cUdiaity Of other cities, although with
less external show o. magniheeDoe. There are, how
ever few good arches, and here and there a taste
fully decorated street. 1t is quite relief at this time
to find a town tolerable devoid Of decoration. tie
like q comfortable awakiDg from a long and gorgeous,
but oppressive dream The hither pleasantly
trayersed On Tuesday. From Niagara the party pro-
ceeded in carriages tt Queenstown flights, where an
interesting interview took place between the Prince
and the surviving soldiers of the Of 1872 sbOut
ore hundred and fifty Of whom had assembled ON
various parts Of Upper Ca0ada-snd where his High
pess laid the lac, Of the monument erected to
mark the spot where the British General Sir Isaac
Brock fell Through Niagara, the old capital Of
", r Canada, St. CsthsJine's, whsre a novel
l1.a,a qtiop was offered by of arches formed
of 6ou1-barrels and faFmDg'uills and Grim'oy, the
Prince rapidly passed Tecs,n ana answering snoF'
addresses at each place, and reaeDnig haulll'on d
s5opt s o'clock in the afternoon This fTms OF greet
ing by the Mayor were quickly fulfilled AM inc foyal
party psss from the railroad station into the stres
escorted by the most bizarre and irregular looking
crowds that Hamilton could Aend forth On one side
Of the Princes earrsge stslked red Indian, made up
with profasion Of big feathers and beads and wear
ing poDderous ring 10 his nose, aftsr the manner Of
vicious bulls. The other protected by sta wart
fireman, and, just behind, second Indian marched
whose only covering was blotch of paint like post
ages stamp Oh each breast pair Of moccasins, and
rnesper stretch Of linen where something Of the sort
ss essential This piece Of uDadorned savage nature
was pronounced picturesque, when eeen from a os-
tanoe. The procession long and quite imposing
although little confused which, Indeed, little later
was The general condition Of the town.
I'm Tuesday evening the Prince went TO concert
Given by the Hamilt n Philharmonic Society but re-
manned only for a short time. On "Wednesday morn
iup be wished public school, aud a. eleven O'CLOCK
bsd bis Last Canadian levee at the Royal Hotel The
number of persons presented was very large anu ln
cpded r. representatives. OF every possible social grace
There were officers in uniform, cergymen IN gowns,
and red Indians in nothing al but paint, all LED Ior
xzard within the same fw minutes, 70 gam the roya
smi]e and ssluiatOn There were huddled togetner
s.nrdv magistrates and gentlemen Of easy fortune ana
bon men Of business Whose acuteness chung 70 then
even ON this occasion especially exsmpIhed by
o,s beevy business-oayd which was banded In. ana
ticb was rejected because instead Of the expected
..ossst announcement of name, it bore this strange
dsvioe: "Try Mornings Mills where you viii hnd
Void Assortment Of Dry Goods and Groceries, BE-
lec,ed expressly for this Market, oy - o'i
Agent"
After the levee the Prince attempted what had been
announced as 8 private view Of the Industrial Exm
hilton. il wes estimated that Lot more than ten thou
eand persons beside the invited visitors were present.
10 the exceeding privacy Of the view may be easily
imagined. There was plenty TO be seen under more
favorable conditions but it is doubtful whether the
Prince, any body else, for that matter, had the
slightest chance Of examining the loads Of good aud
valuable ard Ingenious and beautiful things that lay
everywhere around. All that could bs obtained were
strsy elimpses Of astonishing apples, big AZ foot
stools pumpkins wonderful than any fiDce those
Of Cinderelas tme capacous ovens aud refigerators
in aDiitheiical proximity, all sorts of industrial and
artistic productions, huge cattle aud whatever
usryels Of science and skill that Upper Canada could
best produce fe~ vain struggles with the impsne-