New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

step or the los Of presen.s OF nina on ths ,aIly
sit6e, wond have resulted sercusy, II not n. ~
thick growth of large bushes ,oen became ma ia
Of obstI ncon and In getting owe Sh' sSsir cotbin1
was rent and their flesh scratched. A'el q n nno
stroggie of mere than four hot III, lney s ~
cteded in reaching the base at the '', more dead
read, where they were soon after fonn, w. Wad.
than alive, by rescuipg party headed BY . arsr
Icy, of the proprietors Of the house, ucn ps,y
started from information given them by ..s sss,s.
who saw them from the road, In their tsnger y. san
ton, and reported it a. once Restoratves wer
and they were assisted into the wagon aud 'V .e;
safely back with bodies completely exhausted, .nsr
hands considerably lacerated, and their clothing seI
torn. Both are persons Of much nerve. They are wen
to-day, although suffering from weakness The mo M
tain guides say that they do understand how th,
got down alive particularly the lady. Had they re
turned from Mount Wiley to Mount Willard, they
could have made the descent In about twenty Minutes
M. Won Auerswald, one of the Prussian Ministers
Of State has Just had narrow escape from fatal &C.
cident. He is under medical treatment and is drink.
ing the waters Of Ems, but by some mistake bottle
containing sulphuric acid was brought to him.
Fortunately he detected the when he pot the glass
TO bis mouth and before he had swallowed any of the
Hquid and he escaped with only burning bis mouth and
Fps
The Toronto Globe is not pleased with the man.
ne,~ Of the Princes reception at Quebec. Thus it
speaGss
"Ws are enabled this morning to present to our
readers very f,li account, received by telegraph OF
the reception of tive Prince of Wales at Quebec We
venture to say that when it is read feeling OF IN
tense indignation will be excited throughout the Prov
ince that through the dsgaceful intrgues Of an un.
principed political faction. outrageous insult has
been offered alike TO his Royal Higbness and TO the
loyal people of Canada in the mode of welcoming his
arrival within our borders. Instead of his being re-
ceived and his arrival welcomed by the Canadian peo-
pie, through their official representatives, the two
Houses of the Provincial Parliament, in response 10
whose invitation he has visited this colony, the AFFAIR
has been bettled into paltry reception BY Municipal
Corporation The Governor. General had assumed the
whole directing Of the arrangements and in the carry
ing ont of his programme the Members Of the Leg
islaure not recognized in any part OF the pro-
oeedipgs except in being permitted TO form part /
of the foot procession among the tradesmen OF
Quebec in the train Of the City Corporation! !
of the Legislature assembled in Quebec deeply in
censed in the way in which they have been treated
An Indignation meeting Of the Membesof both Houses
was held at noon on Saturday 10 the Parliamentary Lii
brary and feeling of resentment at the wanon insult
cast upon the people and their representatives was ex
pressed in strong Ian by gentlemen belonging to
both sides of politics. Mr.. Carter and Mr.: john a.
Macdonald professed to dsclam all responsibility for
the arrangements which, they said, had been exclu
siyely directed by the GovernorGeneral. The Prince
on his arrival, became the guest of the Governor,
taking up his residence at Government House and will
remain there till Tuesday afternoon when for the hrs
time, he will be received by the Legislature In the
apartments prepared for him at the Parliament Build
ings. His Royal Higbness should have been taken
there once the guest of thepeope in whose name
tire Parliament had invited him to Canada 1t is easyto
see the object Sir Edmund Head has in view in setting
aside this arrangement the only proper in the cir
cumstances. Although he has summoned the members
of the Legislature to meet the Prince of Wales he de-
siIes that during the stay Of His Royal Hghness in Que
bec his own political partisans by whom he will be
surrounded sha have the ear of the Prince and the
Duke of Newcastle the exclusion of the Opposition.
Some time ago Ministerial howl was raised, when we
but breathed the hint that the Colonial Secretary might
improve the opportunity afforded him by his personal
residence in Canada, Of obtaining additional uforma-
ton with respect to the way in which public affairs
are conducted by partisan Governor and the heroes
of the double shuttle" Sir Edmund Head has been
sufficiently infatuated to save others the trouble of
dem straipg bis untness for the post he occupies
having in his first public act after the arrival OF the
Prince given sample of the manner In which he is
accustomed prostitute the influence of his high Office
by employing it to the attainment Of unworthy
partisan ends"