The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-26

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SIR ROGER DE CovERLEY.
fYn GRAND RAIL-
There three balls given in honor Of the Prince
last evening All were well attended. The decorations
Of Musical Hall have already fully described and
Iced only TO say that, with its vases and wreahs
Of and ts fine pavons erected On the stage or
The music furnished in good style by the bands Of
the Canadian Rifles and the Seventeenth regiment. The
ceived by the Mayor and the Council at the door,
the band playing ''God the Queen" There no
cheering upon the Princes entrance.
Wa, then opened by tn, Prince, who was dressed In
uniform, dancing with Madame LoDgevin, the Mayors
ris The Prince then polkaed with the daughter Of COL
Ivn and the ball started and kept rolling until I'VE
writing The Prince danced every dance except
one, which he missed while at suppsr "a, and the
The Duke of Newcastle, the Governor and the
Earl Of st. Germans. cat mapped comfortably IN their
Of the stage should suddenly part disclose the supper
table, already spread as sort OF surprise but the effect
Ct this was spoiled by the gaping Of walters through the
priaely, large monument 10 Montcam aud several Eng
lish and French flags stuck in pastry small but very
hideous figure Of Queen Victoria dshgured miniature
Grecinn temple The Prince and his suite occupied table
In by themselves and the Queen the Prince
toasted
All the arrangements we're admirable. The Prince had
private dressing handsomely tufnMhed, and the
Duke Of Newcastle another The dresses Of the ladies
beautiful and very costy. The Prince enjoyed the
dancing greatly and one eme having started LOT the sup
which played, and took partner In the middle Of
the dance He talked and oked away in great STYLE and
no unacquainted with him would ever have taken
/ him for the heir apparent.
QrKmc, August %, 1850.
The Last Day in Queoec-A Change IF Prc9ramme--7Ae
Roman Catholic C7agy on aeI Dignly-Tze Uniranty
m.
Serious Break Doun--L<s Of Killed and Wounded,
dc, dc.
THE LAST DAY IN ormEc.
The movements of the Prince to-day have been tee-
gaphed to you at such length and In such detail that very
little remains FOR 10 do except TO an out the rough
outlines Of the dispatches And, first Of ALL must tell
you two little incidents in regard 10 the Prince
which 90 further TO give you idea Of his character than
the mos, elaborate descriptions Henry Smith the
Speaker OF the lower house OF Parliament, who was
knghicd by the Prince yesterday, been going about
all day niruding himself in paces-the Ursaline
Convent, for ns,ance-as purpose be Questioned
and when @ked his name replied pompously "slr Henry
smith, INDUCING TO the full his blown and not very
high dignity This recalls mind incident which oc-
CURED during the Princes voyage from England 81
10 knight four Ave persons In Canada" he said one
OF the naval officers, "and as knighed nybody
before am not that will not cut OF their heads
FRINGE.
cent you full report Of the ball by mail
and telegraph this morning. but slightly error In
regard 10 the Princes fall II the ady-who is va
riously named Mira Cartier Miss Sewa and Miss Ander
son-who assisted the Prince to rise instead Of bis ras
ing AT the conclusion OF the dance which he con.
tnucd n nothing had happened he remarked his "a
vorite little MILDLY that he bad had "great spill" II
pique at this accident much anything else pro
hahIv no tha hall iaf
him ofen, II 10 show his subjects Il was
not often such mishaps occurred. The accident was
caused than anything else by the Princes habit Of
fnging his limbs around he watzes in the hates, Lon
don STYLE which Ike the latest style OF London gene
rally, is anything but pleasant 70 behold.
y1DpY.
This young MILDLY is very familiar with the Prince aud
tho pair afforded much amusement last evening by quiz
zrg each other at every opportunity. 80, you have
been dancing with another six fooer" remarked the
Prince his little attendant "What haveg" the
reply unprehxed by any title OF address; Why can you
introduce fellow 70 some Of your partners, then Al
bursting with laughter n this mpudcrce the Prince
turned and INTRODUCED 'ss ssgey MD 70 the NY with
nor General said 20 the Duke OF Newcastle, just
awakened from one Of his naps, your litlc
has done nothing be cft England returned the
Duke "Yes," added the Prince, Il you wish me 70 en-
Joy yself give a bl; that our New Workers. are
not so far wrong their estimate CT the Princes wishcs
aftcr all Writing OF New York reminds me that Mr.
Thotnpsou the private secretary o Mayor Wool reports
that lord Lyons has granted no interview 10 morrow,
and that he has been urociay Informed that the Prince
will accept the Mayors Invitation, and viii permit any
such demonstrations as the people sce az 10 make.
Bas ~ PERr1nE ALBION.
The Frerch citizens, xho compose about ha the popu
laon Of Quebec and number than two thirds OF The
leading babante take the reception the Prince quite
cooy and wherever they in the majority seems
imrossibs 20 get OF any enthusasm. decent cheer
could ~ be raised either at the ball last evening" al
the rtvW 60 night, for either the Prince the Queen
nrd when tbc roc cheercd during hs passage through
the streets, the Frenchmen AK " nnocenily VIVA,
" all this abouif' This feeling displayed itself
All through the reception and The Prince quite annoyed
that many addresses have been presented 70 him In
French and that the addresses the officials should
be read 10 him fret IN French and then n Enrsh This
SELF in various rufnors, as sample OF which give the
current report that the Prince win be assassnacd
al Montreal, n possible, by two Frenchmen, who
have taken osih 10 accomplish the deed The French
residents simply shrug their shoulders al this cdrd,d
and Say that the Prince II killed tho Queen has
plenty o. soos TO supply HE place fhcse indications Of
~ feeling are too important " be dsregsrdei Tney
were shown still more plainly al
TrH "A VA UNIVERSITY,
Roman Catholic seminary FOR priests, this morning.
The plague Of these provfc ais n the question OF prece
deuce end h has caused bad temper, trouble aud
tribnlson than nyihnE eso. Won remember that the
Qucbcc tar refused 90 present. their addrcs because tho
fnsgHiracy affi.uei places before ihcm aud the
ftath ~ lost frch complaints sonoyarces since be
entered ths co'ltr Te Cherry are nos 20 iI removed
fr5n b. man feeling o. Dot o. have their contests
III rtrtri. tIf al tirCuFh the ITCyfcse The Enpfb