The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-19

Tne sw~r<ss incompetence as A<playea by the master
and .r-is ibs STAR, and tho Contradictory m amer
wAsch they ered With the pi0t Yves hselo c~tcu-
lated IN lspire confluence la their judgment EAriy ON
the morning rallied II Chatham and Newcastle,
yspulsr, supposed that there is town port named
hirsmkshi, bus such Ia Dst the casa Airamachi 70
r.me &c nsrsy applied 20 all the ports on the river, 80
In he afternoon e. tkss day We entered The bay Of
Chskrr, where the tea ran high and the breeze bew
strongly. and the air nled with mist Our vessel
having been hunt for river Navigation only nov pitched
rolled about in . manner anything but delightful
and Il. s.s s y p WITH
PLAIN Issks and Rrsss lard From This We passed INTO
ss ss
ihurft and Psrpebeoia, al fishing and timber ports on
New Biunrwick.
r ger that Of New Brunswck, but Of Canada and 90
csersy stepped 10 tske IN passengers that put on 70
The .hors was cI'G 81 red sand stone backed BY
chain of rolling hIk-a spur Of the AlIeehanes-plea-
rant,y dotted with cottages and small ARMS Al point
cros which ceno>es the spot where Jacques Careter
nIst landed ON discovering Csnada. me Duke o.
Kent visited this the IeanAer, which, while pa
ing. brmred against sunken rock, but susaaned only
me mott picturesque scenery on the whole bay lay
few miles further on, In the midst OF which lay em
boecmed the nAhng village Of Perce. We wero pressed
between the mainland and Bopaventura Island, also In
hsbited by fishermen Sanding 1t the distance Of few
yards from the mainland, facing this Island, u Pcrce
rock, tall pillar in the form Of paraielogram, with
y,
boat may pass On this rock thousands OF seegus were
ptrched and here they build their nests and keep up
perpetual chatter, 20 much 90 that the shrmen when
nom this natural BEN tower.
We rounded headland after this and then the beAut
RsstHai his rose on ei.hsr side a. we steamed into
the harbor, and finally into the basin fronting the VII
sSs Ss here hs rss 70 am aSs q o%
teen hundred 70 two thousand feet Tho village In
itself Is Insignificant, yet in the only hotel there found
the ubiquitous NEW York HERALD. He a ubSque ought
to be is motto 1t alone is universal among pewspapes
In the distance the smoke OF the ships Of the
roy. SQUADRON which two hours Afterwards anchored in
slept on board the steamer from Charottetown that
but ~ S {. sns r.
on the squadron where berth had been reserved for
me- OF me rest my despatch IRON Point an PEREZ 9TH
win inform you have, therefore, In conclusion, only 70
.ppnd copy Of the addFsss presented 70 the Prince BY
with reply i % BE- for wsTded from Quebec :
To hb Royal Hgbness Albert Edward Prince Of Wales
Duke saxony Prince Of SAKE Coburg and Gosha Duke
Of Cornwall and Rothsay, Earl Of Chester, Orrtck and
Dublin Baron Of Rsnfrsw, and Lord Of the Iaes, G.,
habants o. Gaspt, respectfully beg welcome
your Royal Hghness the shores OF Canada and 70
sure your Royal Hghness Of ervent loyalty 10 that
tined one day to wear. As the heir apparent 10 the
the advent Of your koysl Hshhess q din.ds an sup
those bonds Of union which unite this "thc brightest
jewel in the British dadem to that great ration whose
pToudest boast Ii that none wear the gnominious
badge Of slavery where the time houored standard Of st.
George proudly floats and the fact that Gaspe has been
the hrst portion Of Canada which your Royal Highness
has been gTacously pleased to visit win cause this ausp
cous day TO be deeply engraved on our memories and tho
proud thereof to be banded down unto our
chdrens children. The visit Of your Royal Hghness 10
Canada the humble and patriotic solicitation OF
Legislature, for the purpose Of opening that stupendous
monument Of human sk the Victoria bridge 70 US an
event aught with happy antcipations for the future
and It's pledge to your Royal Highnees OF the
seeonate loyalty and high respect We bear our gracious
sovereign your royal mother, whom we venerate not
merely as our Queen but Q noble example OF woman,
OF whose many virtues your Royal Hghness in common
with all her loyal subjects hss Just reason TO be proud
That your Royal Hghness may be merckully protected
during your progress through these PROVINCES and per-
mted TO return to royal parents and native land In
health and safety Is earnest and heartfelt prayer.
may here mention that the Governor General deliver
ed to his Royal Hghness, Sunday evening, bag OF
dispatches which had been received for him 1t Quebec
These arrived by various mails and included letters from
his father mother and others 1t home, - ESQ from his
sister In Prussia, concerning whom he received tee-
graphic despatch II HALIFAX and another 1t g. John, ~
B., q mentioned - Ne ti1a 1900 - 49,
After their receipt reading them, and is now occupied
In writing Answers