The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-03

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Departure orthe Prince from n me I'M
His Arrival NJ Windsor-AddrxA
Prince and HIS Replies-His EnA
tton for 81. John, N. B.-The h -
Squadron Coming 20 New York, Sc.
SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE NEW YORK HERALD,
WINDSOR, N. s., Angus. O. 1850
The Prince and suite, with the legislature, lef, Halifax
by special train at NJ and reached Windsor al
half past eight O'Clock.
The following address twas thea read to me Prince
on the balcony of the Clifton House. presence Of vast
multitude collected below
To the Most High Pussant and nustrous Prince Albert
Edward Prince Of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
OF Coburg aud Gotha Great Steward Of Scotland Duke
Of Cornwall and Rothsay Earl Of Chester Carrick and
Dublin, Baron of Renfrew and Lord Of the isles X. G.
May II please your Royal Highness, we, the loyal
habants Of the township of Windsor Of the county OF
Hants in the province of Nova Scotia leave to APP
sion Of heartfelt welcome, and to thank your Royal
Highness for the unprecedented honor OF this OPP
Portuniiy coneescendngy offered US, Of avowing our
devoted loyalty and unwavering attachment 10 the
throne and person Of most gracious Queen and to her
llustrous house and family; exalted admiration
and respect for the eminent and virtues OF her
royal Consort and ervent aspirations and hopes
a long career of happiness and glory for your Royal
hsnnes &c ,h on tins happy occasion
Majesty wide extended colonial possessions, view il
highest privilege ani singular honor to be permit
borbood OF an institution founded by his Majesty King
George the Third the august and lustrous ancestor OF
your 10Y a. henness heiiev 'ng tnat the University OF
Windsor has continued during successive years
the wise and purposes OF its founder and know
ing that in Kings College, under the royal charter then
granted have been educated in religion In literature and
In scf great number Of the clergy OF the most
distinguished members OF the bench and bar in this aud
the ncghboring colonies, many military men, whose
heroic achievements have been widely celebrated and
several others including members OF the different
goas denominations equally conspicuous in the various
walks OF life, al Of whom have ever manifested the
frnes allegiance 10 the British throne and government
Bot we are aware that your Royal Hghness has only
Bile occasion. We are extremely grateful, and hope
that your Roya HighDess visit to Nova Scotia may be
agreeable to your Roya Hehness as it is most welcome
and moei gratifying to and that your happy re
turn 10 Windsor Castle and to the renowned University In
which your Royal Highnes is enrolled, your Royal
Hghness may convey 10 her Gracious Majesty, be-
loved Queen the Of the sentiments Of inv olable
10y atty to the throne and Of aectionate veneraton for
the constitution which pervade all ranks and classes OF
her Gaesys subjects in this portion OF her dominions
and not e2st the youth Of University educated In
town whose fortress honored by the presence and
still bears he name Of her Majestys iustrious father
The Prince then read in his usual manner this brle.
reply
GESTrEaxN-The address which you have presented TO
me demands my acknowledgements II is q pleasure to
me TO VISIT though 1t be but 10 passing this seat Of
learning British North America; to find that the
precincts Of your town. the studies which have myself
abandoned, only for time that i might come to these
LANDS ! thank you for your Kind recollection OF my
grandfather, and for your loyal sentiments.
The Prince afterwards led Lady Mugrave to the public
breakfast when the toasts of "The Queen" "Prince Al
bert" and "the Prince of Wales, proposed and
sponded to with vociserous hurrahng
-Four magnificent triumpha arches erected near
the railway station.
The Prince was in plain neat morning dress, and look
cd fresh and merry when he landed at Halifax He
let in company with the Duke OF Newcastle and Lord
Mugrave by carriage to Hautsport.
The weather is beautiful
The Prince arrived at Transport, from Windsor, at
quarter past eleven O'Clock this morning accompanied by
upwards OF two hundred carriages Immediately step
ping from his carriage the following address read
To the Most High Puissant and nusrious Prince Albert
Edward Prince Of Wales, Duke of Saxony, Prince OF
Coburg and Gotha, Great Steward Of Scotland Duke of
Cornwall and Rothsay Earl OF Chester Carrick and
Dublin, Baron OF Renfrew and Lord of the Isles e.
May it please your Royal Hghness, We the inhabitants
Of Hantsport would humbly represent that, In favorng
quiet village with your presence your Royal Hghness
press any demonstration of ours can testify Yet,
though our language and our means may fail, that
deep and lasting obligation our hearts must ever
acknowledge through the gracious permission OF your
ueust mother. We joyfuy accord to your Royal High
ness as the representative Of our Queen the reception
would accord TO her Majesty We do not exhibit your
Royal Hehntss anything to interest. beyond such boun
ties nature has bestowed upon us We boast OF no i'm
posing edince grand trumpbal Arch meritorious
work OF art can proudly point to Of CLASSIC
or rica fame but better far than these welcome
our Prince with the earnest affections Of devoted,
y race we gree: the rst born son OF our beloved Queen
with feelings OF deepest respect and proudly hail the
Of which part We would re,rssen interest
TO be maritime, and chiefly in other trade with
the brother land, thus adding the strong tie of
commerce to the pre- existing ones of blood Of language
and religion. Our pride is in the British institutions,
laws and nag to uphold which in time Of need will
ever aid with euthusi stic volunteers Should this vii
sge ever become the city OF the beautiful basin beyond
OF touching historic interest," and In which your Royal
Hgbpess Ia now about to sail the rse OF that city win
date from the royal selection Of this por, for your eu
barcaon TO day. In commemoraton OF which II has been
by the people and we humby trust will also
meet the appreciation Of your Royal Highness Prince
ton. long live your Royal Hishnces. Long may you
grace the mighty throne Of Britain and when after
ears, your august name shall be ipseparably associated
with deeds as great and glorious haowed the
memory OF as noblest may hope presumptuous
though 1t may seem that when relaxing from the tolls OF
state, the mind OF the King shall revert, may ii ever
be with JOY nad pride, to his youthful days the hour
'reot in Hantsport may no, have been forgottea
The FRINGE replied as follows
GrSrtsES-I thaok you warmly for your hearty aai
Kind welcome With agricultural capabilities side
Ind maritime advantages the other. your bids
air to rfe In Consequence AMI wealth aai very sincere
3 wish you every prosperity
His Royal Hghness intimaied through hls Secretary
bat be would esteem the ch,nge OF same a. a compli
nent TO himself but woad trust it to the loyaty Of the
Inhabitants
Three hearty cheers then given by the assembled
oncourse OF people and the Prince and embarked
N board her Mses,ys styx which wassyirg in
he stream awaiting his arrival royal salute was tired
md the syx weighed anchor and sailed for St John New
at noon amid the roaring cheers Of the euthu
isstlc multitude
The Pripoe IL 20 embark from New York on leaving
America aud the Admiras fee, expected 10 be there
With the royal squadron
In firing the salute al Halifax ar;illeryman was
blown 10 pieces
Mr. DsofeI =. Dickinson fn BaItimor
BALTIMORE, August 2, 1880
Mr.. picknscn arrived here today, snt Is loigei at
srnums He screnaded at half past ten o'clock by
be zouaves band of Chicago He presented himself on
haironv and ANITA fror,