The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17
CnRlorIErovS, PRIScE EDWARDS ISLAND,

CHARLOrKrONN, fRNtE EDWARD ISLAND, :
AuguH g. 1850 !
The Rirer s. JoAn-TGJily and Beauty Of Us Scene
ry-7he Reopsion al Hd'Udr-Enthusiasm and Loyal
Demonstrations Of tie People Thsre-Iisit 10 ne Cdths
dral-Sapon b. ne BisholIisii 20 tie Indian Eacump
nn,-Open,nc Of a N,W PARK under ne Auspices Of he
Prince Excessive Hoa, of he Doy-Bdu in ne Essr-
inq-A Young Ladg TtTolcs the Prince Bouquet ,chich
He Soopg Pick JpRacs ca The Riuer B,t'ceen Indian
Canoes-Ho,r tie Prime Rsceuei The Indulgence Of HIS
SiseTs ,icpal address, d., fe dc.
The river St John, in New Bruins wick, by which the
Prince travelled Fredericton Is worthy OF fame far
more extended than II now possesse, Near mouth
the harbor OF St. John the scenery Is Of character
bold aud varied any be found the HI son, and
far away the Interior over the entire length OF its
s,ream-a distance OF three hundred aud sixty miles
picturesque beauty frequently present them
selves while in part Is there monotony utter tame
About sixty mica above Fredericton the river
presents series Of falls, which descend pcrPcndicu
larry over depth Of seventy feet
have said that New Brunswick gave the Prince
loyal reception bet that II second magalhceace
to that Of Halifax This was ne anticipated At HALIFAX
there were British sloops Of war. half dozen bat
teres and two regiments Of the lne besides artillery 20
thunder out royal saluies in his honor and being the
capital his stay there prolonged han a, either
$, john or Fredericton, more opportunities were
Afforded Tor display than at either Of the two
places uanes. The cheering a, the lsndng stage at
5, John was 10, euihusiastc as might have been
but rightly aribu;ei II 10 lack OF manuers rather
than OF feeling, Tor observed amoaailng TO
vereucc pictured IN the faces OF all say.
In New Brunswick every demonstration that wa. mate
Was the popular outburst u patriotism and loyal.
T. On the pant o. tie real Sacw aad mnlele Of
ihc country, the hard working people, almost en-
trcly unaiied by military forces ,,her ihsn those
The ooony. On The barks q 81 John they made their
appcsarcc "a village groups At several points, and arei
6agte - the steamer, with the royo standard noag
from her orcrast rasscd by, while the Inhabitants les
taea their llyay ny cphccisg al every available spo;
anf chcericg vocifcrous'y
Tue grsai stand erected along the wharf over which
TIE Prince passed very Crowed, aud he entered
a. carriage N company With Tie Governor, the DiSe ot
people ~crc exceedingly spirited.
SHORTLY before eleven O'Clock on sunday morning. he
iag Of The Gothic aspect win two wngs-to the caihc.
DIAL u an open carriage VI looked vcrJ ~, aud
neatly dressed "a n black hai, ooorei nccltle black
waking coat, buttoued with outside pocket for hand
kcrchf drab aud KID gloves - match the at
in color BESIDE him fa' irs. Manners Sui,on, the
ws % the Governor. and the opposite the Gov
ernor bmsef AMI the Duke e Newcastle In psn dress
o.iicisl cap on the part % The iyrner cxesg,ei
Too other oarrsees 'lo"ed, containing MS SUN sls1
On toe way there w. no dcmonstraion what.
ever tie part o. the people collectively. aay
cro~i asstnbied. save hear toe church door. but md
vliuais from 10 trc. scd their hats % him.
vi Ne responded by raising big oNn. None bet rega
lar ATTENDANTS al he church admitted an sti,s
TIRE prrce bad clte-ri nnd sgtr that the psws wcrc
qucs.y GILES. ard mauy I'd Only sanding room.
III Royal lig1uess sat m thc Govcrnot pew ant lis
tend 20 su elclccni BY the Bishop vita much
aieu'isn TIE latter made bcauufnl sluson thr sic.
ties 81 hs roihcr, ant also his oNn rrobaho circer
Tie che Cd 3 caal al 'htt Eth pauclirg asr the "a
- he drove hone again hs rame au,e, prevailed IN Tie
street. ~ hs eum.tg rtd hs reply 10 ths ai3fcss
o. tbs sIu'tv On ''c following morning he u,ie
vcry tasteful ausou 70 ibis Observance Of IA Sbbah
"a II he rfHHH n ont liz Fla
side
Ts event C the rsvi dy following The l,ver vas the
opening - she ark r1rr1s walk with a total ~
ong sSicc" rcrcs-ard craving The r.1g 81 s.un.
tail therein erected
drove there, md rrri large assCmbagc OF four thou.
sand propc waiting he ariva frpr G1vtrneut Hpse.
which stones directly cpro e Few hunircd yafs t
tame The dsy vas yer, ht nui there lit,s shelter
from he vivid cf tn sun. several hundred ah III
children Ncre saS'oesly uniefgors tac basirg proves
"a a'ge stand eccie1 ~ thor acc mmotst'oi Every
bCdg mpaioirS Il the heat and wishing Cor the
royal presence. vten at sw niauss acr th-cs thrre
aose Cry ~ Here he 81 and al eyes were directed
topa-ts sran, neat Ggurc stepping into op.a ear
r1rc a. TIE oor 81 the Covsrrfrcai E,isc .l fo1 NJ
Which waved from higsua The royal standard o. E1.
1he Interest qucscrcs a,i few minutes lsi.r sec.
ION ~ CD ere atuoasoca b. cr,-v 4 /, M i,
PARK iie was W plain costcnr AL aliyhirr Fas
conducted rndcr voosn a~niug f'ontnr the fonntan
Here be arew N rlus aod iha column o. wi,sr
10 lbe cause hcn % bei,oii Il vs. d.,ys tk,t
the thsty mul,isdc q srec, ros hal irs9k nc,r;T an
tain Such step ION Sublime iainr1ratoa 70 aTN
coous scquel WIS never perhaps before witnessed and the
Prince could not suppress smiling the conrs p While
this scky jct dsporting Itself In feeble rav ths
baking children sarg The nat 0nal anthem with puere
variation after which they gave three cheers zoe the
Queen, ant then three or The Prince Of Wales witch
were echoed BY the crowd.
BE drove bone rrcr TITS and remained there an he
len in he Uniform for the ball. Al ten O'Clock On his ar
Tva there he plssed 90 private supper provided
Tor hr, AZ the extrroe end % the main ballroom. be-
tVec1 doube line of ladies', with ten OF whom se-
n bel W 7
wife OF the Governor. There sgpDer 20 wiih the
comiany sat down. but refresh nent tfJis .a,f
olon All TIE evening. Too tickets admitting \ reltia.
sn and two 'adies were Only fvc dollars each s0 thai
notl % better Old BE- aGorlcd. Tue rooms TO- SEC