The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25

sepsaou preachers charches Ia New Yok rr Brooklyn
only in an Increased degree Precisely at the minute for
mencing the service did the carriage Il The Governor
with the Prince q Wales, DOOM ia sight, AMI a85rd
another striking evidence Of the puoctuslity OF
serchrs from ali the windows in sdacsst buildings,
the carriage roiS along Kill II sto,t opposite door "a
HIS suite ,osster viii the Governor e ss A. eserci
ster they bet ali GIFTED Bnt the scene which onxree
a. they acvc into ,heTnurohyare was very nletcstog
TIE great oUwd, whdA at this tF1e numbered scse dve
or SIX thossand perssss who unable 10 pressure al
ittsnce Ia the neerior Of the building, 10 nasn IN
covered Sheir heads, and mary fair hand waved
snowy tandkerchN in honor q. the regal youth WIN VS.
nov N their presocce nev~- witnessed SC much uas
mint, universal and r,clultaaeous movement
The Fnce Acknowledged AZ; by repeated bo~s lie vas
thisr. dress in blaIk sock coat black iniessroa
b;eeand yeis-vish AMI white 'next ~ me-" He
wor, spr coored neck.e rather small around
h,s reck ya,eut eac. shoes, with Write socks He
\ -vue an ordinary blsck silk hat, OF The st0veppe
or in other the RIDICULOUS order Two servants
leo the way toto the chs-ch, and threw open tbs pew
ocr for the Governor Ge era who entered oox.d by
yle Prince OF Wales, sci after him tie 1inke oil Ne'
castle, the Earl Of 81 Gernains, Gencra Bruce, prd
1, ons, Admiral Mime General Williams and some other
\ distinguished TaeIe quite scene IA tho
church ~hen the priece entered At least ninety per
cent of the ladies' and 'y cent Of che gentlemen rose
their vision TO vilrds his Royal higeless among the
ladies there tho greatest furry imaginable, who
never could see the F1Wce to satisfaction esen taey
close hs, while it was 90 deDt there vas no
small amount OF earnestly among the geatlemeo who
were fairly represented IN the congregation AT every
stage the service, when the Prince would rise, ~
when he would st or kieel there wss buz through the
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every emen, The Governor Generals pew the
gallery the church. and the ehsnd side Of the pulpit
you enter from the front. II 10 the size Of dozen or
dirary pews and covered cushioned and carpeted with
scsret which makes great contrast with the dark oak
colored pews Ct which the est Of the church made up
Every stranger eiore present. OF whom there
large number Notwithstanding all their efforts TO exclude
them, could in a twnklng distinguish the pew IN which
The Prince OF Wales sat from all the rest The cathedral
vas Lot decorated in any way the order Of ser
vkfs o'fereDt In the least from the usual form The
iess'p- Rad by Rev. DIR. Houston, bv whom also
the e'moD preached and the prayers read by
| sse Rsht Rev J. G. Mountain, the Bishop Of Quebec
7he singing good the full choir numbering about
my persons being present The organ largo and pow
phan children supported by the congregation, 70 tho
pu nher OF Two hundred we're present Rev DR. Houston
took his text from the third verse of the second chapter
OF Hebrews, containing the words:-'How shall we es
cape, II ~e neglect SO great salvation" He made no
ausion u the event Of the day In Quebec till near
the following werdss-"There many circumstances
which gladden. bsars and call forth loyalty 70
earthly sovereign. We welcome 10 these provinces
whom in the Providence Of Cod expect al some ia-
ture day to rule over the British empire While ball
his arrival With 10y Circumstance binding n the
land OF foresathers land Of b.rtn-She
we bid him Coz speed and pray that every blessing may
that before God Ike KnS of Kings we must ore aay an
pear Ther shalt the righteous SHINE firth a. the sun IN
,be Kingdom Of our Father That this b'essedoess may
be hr whom we welcome among aud that this blesse
ness may he ours, we pray God Of His ndnite mercy
blessed SOD, our Lord and Saviour"
The benedction being pronounced the congregation be-
came greatly agtatsdmany persons rushing 10 the aisle
at which the Prince was expected to pass Others tried
70 make their oct 10 him get iuto the carriage
that there perfect Jam The Prince passed out
ae that kept clear and got ato the carriage with the
Governor General drove OF to his country residence
quietly and as be came, without guard or escort Out
side there 1000 OF S 600 people of all sexes,
ranks aid occupations, watpg take glimpse Of
bis prospective Majesty, aud ali tpe male portion
cd Il cir ho ads Many lao les waved white hsndkerchcfs
and the Prince drove of amid similar TO that
which babe him welcome to the catbeiIa oay q
enlarged scale This Was the ias heard or seen OF the
M Nalp apav lA hau ltph L. At hto
moment enjoying the ease quiet and comfort Afforded
bum with unlimited beraty at the charming rural resi.
Britisb North America
To morrow, have doubt will be a day OF great in
etest will therefore, be On the qui rve 10 enable my
self TO place you in possession Of every necessary nfo
nation.
QrHxc, August 20, 1850.
A Reydl hnciden.-7he Prince Of Wales and xaa
Agent-PictIoetes III Chgr.h-The London Correspon
de1us Slger-The Rdn-7he FSauaks-Adrertne Of
the Prince, DC d..
This morning when awoke Of raiu were fall
ing Everything seemed TO droop its head. The few
flags left in the streets relic of the great pageant OF
August Is 1860, swung lehargcally from their
lines and the arches and notices and the
mains Of the living and cheerful Nominations,
which in left ground until oday
in consequence of Sunday Intervening doci iediy
ds in appearance, and remain yet. Indcca the
TRAIT presented by the city and the this morning
20 your correspondent making his 6t5w was a most
striking contrast 10 the magnificent and lively pageant of
Saturday and the coudess brancy and gay streets of
yesterday Many strangers leaving thu city to day,
and the hotels will be uncomfortaby ,hropged
night o. they have been for the past few days Will |
the hotels Of quebec be thronged they
saturday and Sunday question which most persons
here answer in the negative But must GOT lose sight of
the Prince Of Wales. He lie my especial care therefore
a ho Ev n
long to himself Now in order to diversity matters /
little before proceeding farther with him his tour
day, will give you anecio,e OF somewhat amusing
character concerning the youthful Prince, which have
the moot undoubted authority.
,rE PRINCE AND AGENT.
Albert Edward, being left 10 himself for a short time at
Gasre could not be long alone without getting up amuse
ment for himtelf Of some description. 10 sIolling
through the town, or, more properly, the Canadian
forests, lac soon fell in with companion Of the nost
uususpocting character who was the particular mo-
neni Of which We are speaking, in mos, thoroughly uu.
suspicious disposition, though be must have been Tho
roughly OF the fact that the Prince OF Wales
then In the village This parsonage Mr.. Stewart
mail agent Of the government and the nephew Of Governor
Hincks, of the Wndward Islands, who formerly edited
newspaper in Toronto. on this occasion he had gone 10
1asrc the bearer Of special dispatches from the au.
ihurcs q Quebec TO the Governor General Of British North
Wen, encountered the Prince his Royal
Hghness, Immediately after exchanging saiutatons with
him, fell into alton The subject drst
preparations To receive Eng snds heir in Canada and
pecaily In Quebec. While the dialogue went on the
Prince eynced much interest in everything hts com.
panion told him, asked many intelligent questions
about the people, their modes OF living their
language and their feelings, far they regnded
himself and the present occasion. He evidently
highly gratiHcd with the information thus communicated
to HIM All this time the mail agent had fancied him TO
DC mildly from Of the Of war, never ina.
gning that the Prince of Wales would be left
self lie therefore IN asked the Prince he
from the Hero, anu being informed that lac inquired
how the Prince passed his time board during the voy
agef--a query which the artfu Prince answered with 4
much minutencss Of detail and narration OF circumstance
Finally, the mail agent inquired where the Prince
then stopping and imagine his surprise and how he must
have been uSconCcrted 10 have received for
he did, "Hc Is herc--l the Prince Of Wales" The 7
mail agent turned sharply l. looked at tho features,
iorm and general appearance Of his usrious companion
and soon discovered from the likeness he had Of his