The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12
TIE PRINCE OF WALES.
More Rain and Plenty OF 1.-THE Prhsse Laya
= Corner Stone, Attends Yaeht Race, assls
Lcyee and Reviews The Troops Addresses
and lnyh atiCns-fhe Grange Troubles a, an
Epd-Thc Prince Visits Colleges and Car
dens and Plants Tree Re Attends a RAN,
and Enjoys Himself,


II has raned all day, interfering somewhat with tho
Princess programmed but not outstanding This The
mense amphtheare where he drst landed was conpcse-
" ned this morning that she Prince mgns again
witness the assenbage, his Royal Hghncss desiring 70
see IL as appeared upon his arrival, but, ii<s moss
eacores this unsuccessful. People were there In
thousands Prince arrived the fell
In torrents umbrellas like crop Of mushrooms.
Tho Prince stood beneath canopy and refused ID offers
Of umbrellas his india rubber coat protecting him ion1
the rain The enthusiasm great, ADD d p1mhsr OF
children in white shvcrmgy sang "God save the Qnosn"
and then waded home umbreaess through the and
rain.
The President Of the Toronto Yacht Club presented an
address, and the Prince made patron Of he club.
Tbs regatta then started Twenty boats entered. ne
prize fos the by the Rivst Of rorouto
and the second by the GiAnce, Of Kingston.
Followed by shouting rab6ie the Prince drove
to University Park carefully avoiding the Orange ARCH
which IL in quite a dilapidated condition. Here aid
the OF status Of Queen Victoria with the
Usual ceremonies, then declared the Park formally
opened.
Three companies Of volunteer militia, Of Highland
ers cavalry and Of artillery, then desed before
the Prince; and this called a review. me troops
could scarcely be seen Tor the rain.
The Priacs proceeded to the University buItng,
where address presented from tho teachers and
follows
The high qualification feel In welcoming 10 yoi, th9
heir OF the British crown the destined succesew OF
royal family especially enhanced by tho
ton that alike by study and travel your Royal Hgbnea
is being trained for the duties of the exalted position
are about To occupy.
To this the Prince replied -
am at this moment member Of University
cieai than your owa, not that account the
inclined to respect and honor those whose Chorus
are directed TO the spread OF kno~ie1gc ana
learning In new country. 1 sym oath.se wttm
heartily with the efforts which you making bcaAn
OF sco &c and teraure AID boievc that nu ID depends
upon your exertons, shd earnestly hope that toe hest
OF the ssfu OF the University OF
Tororto hereafter be found the progress and
pcrity Of Canada
The Prince next proceeded To Upper Canada College,
received address, earollcd student Of tho
second or Sophomore class, and signed the books
Returning the Government Hcuse, lunch served,
and Afterwards levoe WIS held for delegations.
The Mayor OF Beles lie presented mulsipai address.
delegation Of hundred tho city
presented address, urging the Prince to return THO
Prince replied thai he happy 10 receive the address,
and pasc TO And that small portion Of the clz cns
approved the disturbances there He cor not
dlsappon, those persons the West who had already
prepared for his reception, but otherwise would havd
been most happy to visit the city.
egalon representing the aoooo residents around
Beleve presented address expressing Indignation II
troubles, detailing the troubles Of the cd
OF egny years Nno hao ion4hl I'D lsiZf a1o we're now
urabe TO sec Prince The Duke Of Newcastle the
Governor General could conceal thei pleasure, he
delegation composed Of the leading u the
try, representing all sects aud crects.
After long hunt for the Chairman, address Of lbo
St Patrick society OF Kingston presented by .ba
President, Major oRiey, and very gracisns9
ceiyed, the fr,noc, especially, smiling his rne
Duke Of Newcastle sald he had reply ready bat wo1i
forward enc soon possible.
| The Prince then took station the veran iah aud
the delegations gave three cheers for the Prince she
Duke Of Newcastle and The Governor General all present
! heartily joining.
The people begin 10 that the Duke bad q
sitter all, especially lae publication Of tho
Kingston letter reply the PRESBYTERIAN saarets
which he says with regret that he takes
which osduy q the Prince require an
pressed belief 10 the Loyalty Of tue orsigeIosn. sei
tspcism too ,org kept the Dukes real sentiments som
the people aud them wrong idea % MS character,
aud oanscd the greater part " toe dinicGitses
n cheering the Governor General the peore ony
glad 10 "speed the parting guest" FOR .
sstsd that he leaves The 18Th Of october and
temporarily succeeded ny Sr fenvicS Williams. Ibe
orange troubes pTobaoy hasleEed this decision.
Tie Mayor o. Kingston at the levee but could not
he presented, because he az not give suitable reply
The Dukes remousuanee. ne looked ike modern ed-
,iea 81 the knight OF the Rocfdl Oo0nteuance,
delegation from Pitisburg presented address
ing the Prince to stop al thai ely, and re-
fsrriBg 10 lis being named sfscr grcp. statesman,
Pitt The Prince consented 70 stop short time his
passage though diacreat fate delegations from
Buffalo and Rochester, whose invitations
| ~ declined account Of u time.
During all this while the streets were alive with s5,e
tee soldiers, the basds playing MOSTLY IL tho
delcsis volunteers taAe to The sldewa acco4n, or
little mud in the street, would have dsgasted the mem
bers Of gallant Seventh aer their exploits tbs
| pitfalls Of Washington Al the Inauguration.
After the rrinoe proceeded open Bota-
nlcs Gardens rustic pavilion, bail, entirely n ceaar,
was erected and the Inevitable address read The
Prince planted Canadian rasple tree and Inspected tho
display Or frnis mn roscrs.
He then drove 10 The Normal school, which no. in
session, and was bored by another address.
The Prince next visited d. Knox Presbyterian colcsc,
10 compliment 10 The rfolestants, and 10 repsrs,on
Of Inc nsat 70 the Non,rea clergy, aud sensd With
attention 10 long sketch q me history ~ tho
Presbyterian church, which win doubtless - published
IN book Dcnt tns Protestant clergy sno~ that
reason o The alleged popularity % Oath nc Rsops x,h
the Prince = that they real ooy shrt addresses
ms ended the cays hbors, several nsms g pro.
aranme beng emitted SQUAT o, The ran.
rhs Orangcmcn have decided 70 call meeting q ali
prote.tsnts AZ The Prince leaves, BIZ recent
s,ca,s have .susshcd M amabe idea
TIE Princes horses have been oraetrd Nsearn.
Nhcthcr they vii accompany him thr,ngh the ,ei
states IS doubtful They all he FasDoa Coarse,
hosever, AMI he sold York and ~ Jo'y Ksr~in
hss a crowd ready tina, tine rrrcs roce tbcno
all viii hring fancy prices.
Phisdelrhia gentleman bought pair yesterday
cool cehtscu hundred dollars
ne rriuce attended bal ibe cfyssal Palace hss
evening The affair very anc A. n .hc Rerrsi~rs'
reception, the Amefcan ladies' carried ~ TIE palm or
beauty and rich arcses The belle rss rond o.
4 Rochester. Many Americans prceent.
The Prince leaves ior london q Morrow, ~ special
4 train. 81 eleven O'Clock
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