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

order less select than al Halifax where the price ten
dollars for gectiemen and ave FOR ladies. 49,, =.
The band OF the Sixty third played exceenuy, ana 70
ins ritng strains the gay throng gided through the
Terpschorean naIes to their oSn evident delight not
withstand Ing the lin ted space they had to tread.
wheo Prince about TO step on board the Forest
Queen at half past the following morning. dressed
drab trowsers young lady threw bouqust at bis
feet, upon which he stopped aud picked It up vi 81
a!acrity. aad returned her very polite bow
Several hundreds collected 10 see him Of aad
they remained I'LL eight wheu the fog having lifted the
steamer started Mean while the racing on the part OF
fifteen canoes, manned by Indians of the Mcelt tribe
The Prince had breat s,ed at Governmen. House br,
he dned at one O'Clock ia the saloon sth the rcst Of the
passengers on board, including members Of the Now
provided.
volunteers were made along the banks OF the river as
during his coming.
On arriving at Indano Town, he received ,eiegraphic
Gttpatch ann ouncns the dccoemet az his sister, the
Princess on Prussia which he with evident pleasure
On stepping ashore where the Mayor Corporation and
others were assembled to receive him, also voun-
teer companies he greeted loud ana prolonged
cheering He bad to walk far tiumpha arch before
reaching his carriage When be was driven CD process.
sion of the officials formed and succession Of flags and
evergreen decorations passed On arriving the
suspension Bridge the troops were drawn up while he
sea- and salute rred from Carlton He ghts
On his reaching Princess street, WHARF, the Carlton
companies were 10 waiting the horses taken from
bis carriage TO which the drag ropes of engine at
by the city band
furtAer on ne greeted with 4 OF bOU1uets.
some OF which fell into the carriage One OF these he
picked up, and bowed to the crowd a. he held it
II being general holiday, all the societies that lined
the way and joined in the procession the Of
he first landing we're in attendance now AID cheer
ing was FAR warmer than on the previous Friday.
stand fell OF school children sang the anthem to him
at more advanced point, and during its delivery the
carriage was stepped and he uncovered He embark
ed from Rodneys wharf for the Ssyx in the presence o
thousands collected on the water side, and reaching
her took his stand OF tho paddle boxes ana an
ewered the cheers OF the by raising his hat till at
few minutes before i've the Styx weighed anchor and
lite standar 4 NJ her main.
My dispatch wilt give you particulars Of Charlotte
town, and the reception of the Prince there but ap
pend acopy CT the address read by the Mayor Go
onia Building, and the reply to which have already
seoi.-
To HIS ROYAL HOLINESS ALERT gbwARn psIyoE OF
WsGzs, &c &C -: MAJ please oar Roya Il gnes,-u I,
with snoerc qualification tia. we the aayor aud Con.
Ccuooi OF the lty o. Charnttetosa welcome your
Royal Hghness to our shores oar city, Teceay incor-
poraied was commenced in the gu of bs reyered Ma
csiy King George the Third hoOred with the name nf
Us ausust nsor and 10. ciiiZeas hal Wth joy an
peara &c VI their descendant IN the person of your Royal
Hgbness-the st of year al Inc who has grssed
with his presence. We beg assure your Roy Al High
ness that ths day Nil form epoch in history long
20 be remembered Your RoI a. Hiyaaess has already
been welcomed anf u III. in The OF Jour tour.
taue II be welcomed by cities % tar greater npor-
lance AZ to wealth, populato3 and than
lcttetoTu; but IN o. them exist more devoted
loyalty ava sfsoiion Cor the us;rous house OF which
your royal mother IS the mead than this Der Haestys
tslhiA chg Ut Cbarottet WI. We are grateful - her
Inicsiy nr aNordD Us, common VIII fellow colo
Il British North America TITS opportunity o. testi-
~ ing n your Royal Hghasr person Toy atty
Queen and tbs Just PRIDE Feel ia D. ing portion
powerful and extensive rea1 VII lch her Majesty
ercses her mild and gra6ou, sway. u IS ocr caraes
PRAYER that the career OF 20 o. Hghness, aasp
ciously begun may be attended With tue choicest
blessings o. an AL Sse aud besedoent Providence. ana
Il al some future period yoGr Roya Hghncs should he
caed 70 ascend the ihFo1e OF ycar ancestors we tet
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