The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-28

nun, aod rals for England. The reason why stay IN
New York viii be 20 short be wants 70 see al
country His time limited and he already had his
leave Of absence extended from Oxford whittier he us,
return TO resume bis studies. DE will stop no where on
his way back. The reason why he does no. embark a,
New York 10 because Portland has better hsrbor and
tho ofBcers afraid Of desertions from the crews
Forty desertions have already taken place 10 also
probably designed 10 recompense Portland for ,oss
By tho Great Esern and 70 respond 10 the kindness
the Mayor, who came specially TO invite the Prince there
mo torchlight procession, &c, will be accepted from
| Mayor Wood.
OF course any dinner by the British residents
the question The Prince is very anxious 70 see the city
and wishes he could remain longer. He win accept nj
invitations from private individuals under sny circom
| stance whatever
not settled where he viii stay bus probably
OF the large hotels like the st. Nicholas az ne pre-
fers paying his bills He wants no eciai trains OF
displays, but desires to see american life ss il IT,
The committee return home To- morrow.
To morrow the Prince goes to the little village Of sher
brooke receives an address, and returning attends PATTI
| concert in the evening.
There dispute about the result Of the indian
games this morning. and the Prince will not award the
medals until further advised.
splendid bronze medal, witheapproprate devices and
inscriptions have been prepared by the wormen on the
Grand Trunk Railway for the Queen, and given to the
Prince for that purpose In response TO the address Of
! the workmen his Royal Hghness replied
6IynEM1S-I accept with peculiar pleasure address
of srzans and workiDgmep who have by the sweat OF
the brow and skilled labor Of many hard days toll,
contributed erect this TO the greatness Of
their country structure scarcely less honorable 10
the hands which constructed 1t than to minds which
conceived IT, mourn, with the loss Of Robert ste
was from ' your Class that bis eminent sA:nsr
ot.Av tn
all her arms the same prospect Of success genius
bned with honest industry, Ali cannot attain the prize
but all strive for it, and in this victory not
to the wealthy the powerful, but to him whom God has
given Intellect and has implanted in the heart the moral
qualities which required TO constitute true greatness
coDgr alae you upon the completion Of your work,
and earnestly hope may prosper and to you who have
raised II TO It's present grandeur and TO your families,
heartily wish every happiness
Two of the Montreal papers out with triple sheet
tie day containing many illustrations Of the Princes visit
to the country
The following Americans were privately presented by
the New York Committee after the levee;--
New Tork-Dr. McNaushton, Elias Bramar, T. Pike,
Daniel Hand James r. westcott, Rev. c. Clapp, 7. E.
Worcester Col. Mcieay, Hon. James N. Smith, Mayor
academy; Adam Bs.eau, 4. Lsrmont Wheeler, G. Grin
nen, Mr.. sahii, Mr.. House, Joseph Howard, Jr, Thos
smith, Geo Perrin, John b. Bocock, Saml Smith, o. s.
Wood, Geo. r. Haywell, Osborne Mcdaniel Charles
Hughes asse,u.a,-s.,h R,vaD pem.u German Dr. ssm,s
".
Dresser, J. A. Hail. Thomas Bulfnch, Rev J. r. LAMBERT
Charles P. Bossou, Charles 81. Page, c C. Conn.
kissomi-Fred. W Beckwith, A. Simpson, Dr. Leo B.
Sandcrson.
Ninois-C McFArian, Hon. John Wentworth.
Concentration Alfred Biackman, Gov. Buckingham,
Col II. II Osgood, COL W. A. Aiken, Frank g. Peck, HUI
Kains-Hon. Joseph Howard Rev. William N. Williams,
Thomas Hersey, j. z. Prinde, j. H. Getchil Frederick
Davis, f. p Haines Dudley ". Moore, Dudley y. Leavt
B. d Peck, j. r. CUSHING }; Gushing, Hon s n A Poor
drylo ID A. SuoW ~
kicsioan-Hon. Geo Hand, B H Cheever.
Vermont-G. ID. Harrington, hon. II. o. Smith, Rev.
Charles Fay, Hiram b. rowes.
Ne,o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Goodwin, Col. Bellows, Col.
Abbott, Hon. Thos. L. Tuilock Rev. J. G. SAlter
Pennsylssnia ntitsson, O. Peacock, Daniel
| Neap Jersy-Kev. Robert n hititeson.
W1oosin-B Bagenan, United States Army. Major
Geo. Dras, Capt. Chas. r. Blunt, r. II. hanson.
The ceremonies were the at Quebec II Is i'm
possible TO obtain the Princes reply Cor the Asso
cated Press The above copied from the Con
sui List, and may contain some errors
The city Illuminated tonight, and the streets
thropged. Every carriage is engaged for the
ball, and the rain falling in torrents. Two in full
dress turned out of the ievec by order Of the
Prince.
The PREPARATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Montreal papers teemIng with advertisements
and Of every description, all having ree
ly remind one of the frores in Gotham. We hsve for
instance "Prince Of Wales segsrs "Prinoe Of wales
candles" "Prnce OF Wales ball drcssoe, wreaths and
gloves" "Prpce of Wales fireworks music, furniture
neck ties illuminating lamps knives and forks, wine,
boots hate pansloous, Louave Jackets fact every
thing that will take the title. Whole columns are filed
with the announcements Of excursons games, festivals
proclamaons notice. and variety OF other matter re-
ferripg TO the reception.
Nor are our American ''cousns behindhand The pro
pretors Of n couple Of the New York illustrated papers
this morning I'll nearly page with garing advertise
men,s which set FORTH spread Of Ink and space that
positively startling the wonderful things they have
contemplated and the mmense expense and great
Zee which will attend the publication Of graphic repre-
sentatons Of the reception
Among the festivities announced for Monday evening
the 2Ith insi grand social ball, to be given by the
members Of the Montreal Young Mems Association.
On Wednesday, the Goth nst grand concert and ball
will take place, under the auspices OF the nrs battalion
Of Volunteer MIlitis Rifles Of Canada.
The Crystal Palace exhibition forms a prominent ea-
Of the pleasures OF The day. and tho long advertise
ments which commend 10 the attention Of the commu-
nifty promise "a display Of the richest fancy goods and
the handsomest manu- 'acturcs and fine arts" A fur
Their indictment, call ar;les exhibited 70 be dis
posed Of al unprecedcniedly low prices"
MONTREAL FIRE DEPARTMENT.
YrooRINNr or rrocfgpfSCs DURING
PRINCE WALES
ON Tuesday. August rs grand trial Of Ore engines win
place the Hsymarkct square com nencng At nine
O'Clock precisely when prizes 10 the value OF 81 900 viii
be competed for.
The trumpet presented 70 the Montreal Fire, ne
partmcnt by the Royal Insurance Company viii be the
first prye competed for. The other trials viii take place
In the order in which they already published.
The trumpet presented by Thoe. ackwel, fsq, for
engines the property Of Canada will be competed FOR be-
tween i've and six O'Clock y. N.
On Tuesday evening, August 2s, grand nremens ball
will be held In the City Concert Hail. whom the prizes
In the carly part Of the day viii be presented 70 the
successful competitors
several well known amateurs have kindly consented 70
sing during the evening
Tickets W admit q gentleman "a 3D. and a lady In.
3d-io be had Of the officers q the Fire Department
only.
ON Wednesday evening, August %, grand torchlght
procession will organize In Niger square at O'Clock,
and proceed through the principal streets
On Friday, August 81 The Fire Department will escort
his Royal ghness from his residence the railroad do.
pot, on his departure from this city.
grand international cricket match, between eleven