The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-27
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
THE 0UTP0URNG In MONTREAL.
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Additional Particulars of Satur-
days Celebration.
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The Prince Reads and Laughs Over
the New York Journals.
Bogus Incidents Of Our Quad
rilateral Contemporary.
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Thomas Darcy niece and the Fate
Of his Speech,
THE OUTPOURING IN MONTREAL.


Special Despatch to the New York Herald.
MONTREAL, August 20, 1860.
Tho remarks OF the HERALD In regard 10 the approach
ing disturbance between the French and English Mon
Great much commented upon and alternately approved
and contradicted by residents. There TO be q
general feeling among oil classes that the departure the
Prince WI be the signal for the settlement the quarrel
between the ultra French Eugsh and Irish whom they
tnsuted
The Isish occupied singular position at dseune yes
eerday Darcy MCGEE, the Irish refugee speak
response to the Grand Trunk Railroad toast and
announced In the newspa pers, and NcGee it said
had received and accepted invitation The Governor
General refused to allow him to speak, and the people
solved tia, no else should reply. An interesting
scene WIS therefore expected TO ensue As soon as
Mc0ee attempted to rise to speak the Governor General
and Prince withdrew from the table This prevented the
speeches from being made and resulted in the Prince
leaving as soon as he gave the toast.
The toast another piece OF nesse of the Governor
General, much dsked by certain parties The Prince
put Canada and the railroad toast so that none
would refuse to drink It said that government
viii pay the expenses Of the banquet, which got up
In nne style bY Hogan and Of the illumination at the
bridge, in order 10 relieve the railroad company The
bridge, like the Great Estern very large but pecu-
mary failure.
The friends Of the government explain the why
Hodges, the builder OF the bridge knighted
be on account of strong feeling in the minds Of the
Canadians against the besowa OF titles, and especially
hereditary titles Canadians very democratic though
opposed annexation the United States. The Mayor
o. Montreal will probably receive the honor Of knghhood
although toe little Mayor Of Quebec, who here will
die from modification he De thus surpassed Already
Roder's scarlet robe has made him sick with jealousy
During their passage the Kingston from Quebec the
Princes party enjoyed themselves wonderfully. They
cat till twelve singing Freuch songs and negro melo
dies, ssc ''CArry me back to Old Virginia" In pri
vate party very aable they address each other,
sssir," aad not by titles
On arrival at Montreal the Prince determined to stay
on board oil night The ieftesbe ssnderson however,
discovered that he had provisions for dinner just
the touched the dock landed fought his
way through the crowd and employed police forces to
end Gers market they bad keys, but got ladders and
scaled two story windows and found provisions and din
ner prepared. The Prince laughed heartily at the
prospect of starvation Members of his suite have sent
dispatches to England every possible OCCASION giving
full details OF everything that has happened.
saodeTsoa took the letter from the New York Com
mittee 10 Lord Lyons yesterday. Lyons Immediately
sent carriage for them aud overwhelmed them with
attentions he gave them place in the royal car, and
Introduce them the Prince tomorrow The Prince
end the Duke OF Newcastle say that they are pleased to
receive Americans Of such standing and are delighted
with their attentions.
The pr4aoe reads the New York papers regularly aud
laughs at the remarks about him. The Duke Of New
castle IL very angry the misrepresentation and in
accuraces, especially of the Times.
The Duke Of Newcastle aud the Governor General are
both uaweii, as well several of the suite.
The Prince drove iacosno through the town last even
ing 10 see the illumination, which, in detail was very
aue TIC streets were crammed with people the police
made several arrests OF pckpockets The New YORK de
tectves worry active and useful.
There will be great crowd OF strangers at the ball to
morrow The hotels charge the regular prices, but nc
bad at private houses less than three or four
dollars day-three in a bed at that.
The directors of the Grand Trunk Railroad addressed
the Prince yesterday, in the tunnel, with few specta
tors, snd quietly that but few knew anything
about 4. It was impossible TO obtain copy In time u
telegraph It last night. The address gave detailed nc
count OF the work. thanked the Prince for coming
Canada 70 complete Il. The Prince read the followin,
reply
osSrxsr-it is with mingled feelings Of graf catioI
at tae ag, WI N am called upon 70 sns al
which s before me, that proceed to comply WI y
ypur invitation and In the name o. the queen 70 inausu
rate sosk unsurpassed by the grandeur OF Egypt
of Pome II is uprivaed by the inventive genius 0
these DAYS Of ever active enterprise regret thst To-
great whose name Is how durabv enrolled IN ina
psge o. my eountry's history in which It's worthless ar
inscribed has not lived TO this day regret that y
health prevents the presence Of another who aored sill
him 10 plan and execute this vast design Bat to them
aud the eminent hrm aud those emp 'yed BY them Il
csrryn out the works. ess than 10 your copntryman
whose energetic sxertious first gave birth To the schem
of which t5s bridge is The corsummsion the thanks
the great community OF North America are Que. fou
sovereign has testified her ap recatoa Of magui
tads sad importance Of The enterprise ny depat,n
10 far 10 commemorate on IN
500, on oss behalf the completion Of Of en-
gibee,sg sSi which will herceforth bear her name
On he M "A
OF the great people committed oy Providence to hsr rae
Nay ths ceremony be suspicious TO al concernet m,
the galway and this bridge which n it's connecting link
reAs al the expectations OF their promoters and con
taSe throughout the great fa,ere Of this ptosin'e
source 81 permanent and ever Increasing prosperity
Amer dsiesncr, the Prince, took a state dinner TIA
guest tue William House. and today took lut - an
diiner home under purvtyor Sanderscls charge, an
also ssee OF Lord Lyors and Earl xugravc, st ID
81, Is-reSos Hotel by the Kindness Of the Proprietor
Ta,s no,nlng the Prince. with suite, attended To
TDgsh Cathedral, dressed 10 black frock coat aud Ugh
rso,s sad rcs,. The house crowded No one coul
obtain sJmiiinoe creep, by ticket There great e,
ciiemest II was truly strange sight to crowd
srosad che church, with long sius Of nuns their
20 tue Catholic service The metrcpol tan Bishop Foor
prcsea TOE sermon. and alluded TO the Prince IN b
psyer Hs text the oasper or Firs; CORN
thns. t~saiy tn verse -" Aud every man that strive
zoe the mastery Temperate ia all thogs oos they do
20 OBTAIN cortup,ble crown. but inoofruptibe
other bishops present and took part in th
services
TO o,ottow tue Priuce vsrit the Iudsus, aud uclds
isvee the evening al The g. Lawrence Hall, al who
the Ame,iesa Consul N ore, has about hundred Amer
10 present There will be grand ball in the ever
as. The Kingston steamer starts up the river Tues
day neat, with provisions tor the excursion party.
The ball where the ball IN TO be held was dessne
aoi erected by Tfls, OF New York. lie strongly or
posed al srs,, because he American, bat not
every seems pleased.
NA.of Wentworth, Of Chicago, Is here 10 confer Wit
Noo,rca merchants and take such steps they thin
necessary 10 induce the Prince visit Chcsgo snd N
Missouri river, thinking that the representations q h
Prace will Induce British capitalists 10 invest In the