The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

sual. llgk black IVp9' We do mol care To destroy
ilusiors which heir origin perhsps, ~ the payer
fol genius OF the great American novelist II Is
"a onsh Tor that in country psopei, only the
oihef cay, by savage tribes there has LACEY ben
Z, Instructed the most marvellous aud tr,amph.nt
specim.n o. engineering genius. Vne Oh, nge has
isken place so rapc'y that Il seems diifclu 10 believe
In H. In own country the progress that has beNn
made within the last half ptury striking enou8h bal
Canada the charge has nesn more repi si ant ne
pretcnce OF fex caughua~aga tndiaus Ii the PROCESS
sion Which met The Prince Of Waes Montreal. brought,
The pact spd the present into strange and sarps COZ
'rest IL the Odd story Oner raids before these poor
frt quos have fallen victims 70 civilization whtcn they
da under stand br barirni which vas - form
the basis IL enlightened ctv zaiiJu ia omar
cases the conquered have amag amsled WITH tas Goa
querors aud people has been formed out or tue
fusion OF the two Bot with the Indians THIS mas not
bern the They kept TO themselves, and they
dying away, until soon their very Mans VIII oe
foigotu III. tu the moccasips, aDdtac carods bead
which the Indians presented themselves 70 the
Brian would be in Il streets OF London "Fire water"
ey had something 10 40 With the speedy ektirpa
tcn Of the former lords OF NortD An,rcA hit IL mus
be iorgoa That savageion can never Hoarsh side
by side with civilization. IL dies out; and this is what
has happened 20 tho iToqnes ~ evey title Canada is
now me possession Of the Anglo Saxon The foolish
eaieusy wach caused the absence 0 tae Legislature
from ne PROGRESSION Ct Montreal is not worth line OF
comment, and Il We notice !. al ~ only 70 contrast
II with the otherwise unanimous enthusiasm exhibited
by all casSes of the coImanit..
II really would seem rs II the nnai cause Of the Anglo
saxon race bai been that II should people the earth
Humanity speaking 1t seems impossible that . time
sboulo when England should share the
fate of Rome, or OF other ancient empires, Of
Which the history is written IN half cozsn pages
in nonunents buried benrath hills Of SAID AS soon
the Prince Of Wales has crossed from CapA'a into the
United states, he will st I'D hi nsen among prople
whose fathers carried with them the Atlantic tbs
grand taacns OF English history, who still delight In
tracing back their genealg,es To Old Eag'sh fAmiii .
who only eptak language but are also rich in
those qualities Inch leems sepng TO the anglo Slon
people The preparations aiready MAKING Tor his recep
toI ouRh 10 prove that Amsrica 10 not 50 widely
separated FROM Great Britain as some Continental critics
ty uase their readers be 1--we. Blood ~ said 10 be
stronger than water aud 1t may DC predicted with per
ect counaerce that IL ever time shoult come
when EneIud could stand in need Of aid
from Amtria, that SID would De Oh :eddly
enc rgcrcy viii occur but tnese days, whs
IL much sad about cositoas aud alliances may he
forgiven for remnniug readers tia! there exists
Aiaut,c which foundations enduring than
pieces Of parchment Engitshmep ami Americans ue
not perpetaaiy offering each other tbs right hand Of
friendship. enthusnstc professions az eternal peacs
On the Contrary thcy are engaget 10 ~ share and
cersing rivalry can De imagined and II rarely hap
pens that governments not occupied In dis
pat,ns about imaginary grievance But that s all
No ever dreams OF serious quarrel bst the
| countries Won american wspaors Sindaige in q
little buster aid exaggeration kpog what t all means
and oftencs IS taken where no harm Is meant
Trom the London Telegraph, sept II
Tie Princes VI Wales has, xth considerable ponp aud
selct opened the gigantic bridge which spans the river
ST. Lawrence Montreal AID ostsnsi ,y the mos, TN
tsnt part Of his Royal Hsuness' mission TO our North
Sstrap PROVINCES has be successfully accouDlished
No doubt but that the Canal would have been able 10
complete their bridge without the assistance OF the Qaeea
Of FL glands eldest son. and that tie Ang Saxon energy
which could lay seven millions Of dollars grsaie
piers and iron tuoes would DOT have quied before the
hsmerrg OF nambef VI rivets Dec ssary 70 cro9a
the suISndous wosk substantially, or course. young
Albert III gard hAd ns iiitlo 10 do With cAppag this
vAst triumph OF engineering skill IA her gracious Ma
j%iy bad In hiiinx TIA bulls eye At Wimbledon. when
she pued string tsched T. the trigger Of ride ad-
justed Nth mathematical exactuie 50 wher tho Prince,
with handroms tfowe psttcd the m,rtar in which the
lust stnc VI the bridge WAS imbedted, and, with the
wrong end az hts hammer, esAyed 10 drive the last
rivcornnea, W delicate spirit 81 sduafion, Of silver
there s,re courss sundry sturdy concealed
beneath the timb-rs and swat Mtidcers 10 per
furu the real abors 4 Tubs can Tncss taiags will
ne, we suppse, unto the erd O time The great captain
has escolccd himself, aud there In no need for
him 10 have blaekened himself with viianoas
satresre, or run An adversary through nth his
baycnet In order 70 claim the honours OF the day.
A sovereign or prince who condesc"nds 70 tap
the silver rvet Of viaducs 10 walk 10 procession through
the ass OF Cry sta Paaoe, To eIrou the green
award Of Peoples PAX and " i'm ncdissly pro ned
" have "opcnedn the Institutions 10 question, Is per
hsye no, 40 nmsseIy Connected with tbs triumph Of the
undertaking ~ the engineer wh, has made working
drawings " sseh~ ard girdevs and tie rods-as the
ch,sct ~ho has ,kechea TIE nrss AISLE, and and
ranscrt or bis bottuK pspcr - the benevolent CAPT
talst who b~s CIV, hw broad handsome check
far the ormen Of velvet lawns aad umbrageous pAnta
enterprise With Of shs general
tie whose carefully studied combinations and tac,cs
tscks, although he hAs espsed himself 70
hair Of bis head beng harmed. S., bearing all these
shipgs In remembrance, not 10 the h~t dsposed
io pDcervsipe The importsnee Of sch illustrations "a
ia perfof ucd by prsncc II Wales Montreal II
all human iAbsr reduced 10 abstract, The
mepA Of The 18th VI August might appear 10 hs light OF
perfectly VAN, useless and meaning sho~, bQ,
Long "a state oi society aud tbs Institutions under
which ~e are copttD, TO Dwell surround n nth forms
and types anc principles embodied In stqust and posi-
tive rsh ass-rted BY peculiar costumes and CUSTOMS
ioug vii such stamp ami soch Q sanction ~ De
to~ei by the p~sooe Of ro,Av II the inauguration Of
national work DC not only psrdonAole but useful and
praiseworthy.
An affective slnay o, the proceedings II Montreal dur.
ing the abort stay Of the priuce Of Wales rspesc with
materials Cor reneeton for who snh learn tas
nature Of the ascs,ou Britain aud her
eaIsdsn possessous and more especially the probability
81 that Connection enduring We have thu drst
the great pasaot and glorious fact suoccssfu
accomplishment Of the bftsc-a work witch really
dsaris the sninm wonders 81 engioeernr the Mena
strai,s, across th. Cou~ay. and Kitf % Lliputiau
diDeps.rs Tee pnuercs for good for civilization, tor
~cs'n aod tot pf~-ry. Which tbs Important adj met
10 the Grand Trunk Ra~a Of Canada will Of
course as YET oniy nssceps and yfosp-vtive noe
even esIcct u4l ths visit u ia. Prince OF wales
70 North America ~iil nj once direct . vet stream
Of fsiied iacor emigration TO New Runs
wick and scotia Adj. "a. Inhabitants u thoss
rrov ncas and o. tue lAaasas 70 realize Al onos q
The richss they may day expect from their TEEN
ofee. their ssudsnt corn i<nus and their hausti
DO nsherics t~cid ee too much to cok forxsrd n "a
The fstu.tog addresses Of corpasns, 70 "a
mmccst cssrauou OF erumoii1g from Mr. Justice Hall
burton ana ih flos poicisns % at TIC Timber dutic
and tht NAEAiioa Laws put there, 81 least Is the yic
toriA Bridge There = the work BY tue gran
deur OF f~yp OF o. Rome There the giant ehce ~hct
wil defy the yar'ng tide and Tho drifting crtrcss
Ice Tb-rr ths immense structure vhic1
million cub 'eei OF masonry. shca reioced 10 iiaeA
measure, would resrh $40 mites; when, sod souli
form psfsni 2.s fesi hga, ~ita base Of 2is sqaara
fperc u toe gr,ss artery Of ron and stote <hch
bear the bnpoIro Of Victoria, an which al
aonsl Ink bstscen IN. time worn maj sty of FsRisnd
and the sublime Jet s nsAntDe grandeur ~ the West
inns sere all, n tho Victoria Bridge epanned an E1e
uso estusry the spectators might q quietly home sef
The ebeorine aud bseqsetlug, aud Iurnlnatious had
come 70 an ebd. a. hencef rtn be- - 70 look upoa
the magnificent achievement ~ q i oln sserciA
concern, 70 DC worked BY q board Of directors ~,
the bcrctt % toe pnblr and vita prodt 70 tncm
eeives. But variety o. cnngicti2x istsrests srs
bound ~ith the locality o. the Prince ssceial isscs
and 9th the Circumstances which tho pnryoss o
biz quitting the country q his birth been carries
out The programme OF the rejotcnes hni In honor o.
hH arrival the stirring narrEvts e tbs esremoniss ane
Festivities which tock place full n rem nder
Of The anon sou. tenrre by which bold prov nc
q tpper and iowcr Canada when the SUM Of ths
huzzss aud tho sose cf toe sala.ing xunpowder havs
died away narrat and programme ma, wc be posier
Cd over Frsrcn ami snsleh nzmes-Frer,n ara ENG
lth addrcses-s Roman Catholic prei.to fole~ sing III,
Anglican bsLor IN the prucsssiof-scmi m0uastic 50
cetIce Of ~ Francis Xavier and ~ Vincent 4.
Paul succeeding sturdy bands 81 English wcrktca ane
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