The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02
chine, On north bank and nearly opposite he I4an
village u Caughnagaga

chine .no north bank and nearly opposite he Iraan
4 village u CanghnaSasa.
Is situated short distance above ihe rapIds o. that
name and nine miles from Montreal But allhcush 80
near the roy al party preferred landing and returning 70
town by railway TO descending lhese, he swift and
| accordingly disenbarked.
Iachire is the headq ers Of the Eudson Bay Com.
pany n North America and the residence Of s yernor
number Of yoyageurs were here assembled, aud these
manned their boats IN honor 81 the Prince, and cheered
loudly he royal party Afterwards returned 70 town BY
| railway.
wero II not for The private character of this excursion
should have felt my sell at liberty 10 say about IT.
but "a is good taste prompts silence TO minor deta9
| rar CONCERT ruEsDAY EyrsIsG.
Lady Franklin present at tns performance and had
conyersation with the Prince the apartment bohind
the box occupied by the royal party After his Royal
Hiahness had retired the Hon John Young chairman Of
the Committee Of management, conducted her 70 the
chair vacated BY the Prince, upon which che recog
nzed by the audience, who rosa and greeted her with
| several rounds Of applause
The review on the next morning vas q .olerabe suc-
cees The companies and troops comprising the volun-
teer forces assembled the ground at Logan's
farm after ten O'Clock At the Prince arrived
when hs standard was the Gasan there erect.
ed, the eld battery meanwhile occupying place the
extreme e facing the asstaG and the rss and second
troops Of cavGlry occupying position on the hin,
and 70 the right Of the aagsta, with the Light infantry
iormea 70 he right Of the cavalry, the ICES on
the le az cot artillery companies on The right OF the
The line being thus formed, tho rsteyy fred royal
him the brigade presented and the Prince
played "God Save the Queen.n
The Prince acknowledged the compliment by uncover
ing his head and at once commenced inspection Of the
ne commencing with the cavalry and riding dawn TO the
extreme end, on reaching which he turned AEd passed
slowly the This finished the FRINGE loi
the fsgsts and laced the line, which broxe and marched
past In quick time the sautations OF the officers being
returned by the Prince Tho brigade marched back TO
the ground formed in quarter distance column and
again marched by. Line was reformed on tho original
ground cavalry and battery retired TO the rear
front obquely 10 the right the centre company of
rines Here, al the double two companies Ct rites sd
vanced and extended right and left IN sirmishing order,
after which they commenced firing but with little eject,
for the order 10 retire given and the skrmshere
treated in quick tme firing as they wer. - their sup
ports.
Line once more deployed and the companies COM
menced hrDg by patoons, the battery meanwhile load
ing, opened fre with two guns either end Of the line.
This mock cannonadng was kept up FOR Time, when The
brigade cavalry advanced from ne left and charged
very spirited manner 10 Clear the ground OF the rem
nante Of the enemy.
Soon after this the square deployed and formed n re
and, advancing In slow time, presented The royal
party then left the grounds
Afterwards the Prince and suite drove Iachre where
they arrived about three O'Clock. Two were injured
Al this place while engaged in firing cannon, By way Of
The royal party embarked in four Of the yaorors boats
and rowed 70 the island OF Dorval the resi-
dence OF SIR George simpson, but at present occupied BY
General Sir Fenwck Williams.
When about mid channel they met by ten canoes
each manned by dozen Indians, who formed Q double
music Of Indian salute from those board the
His Royal HiRhness only remained abor. hall An hour
at the house before no went board Indian canoe
be padded round the island TO the aforementioned VII
lage Of Caughrawaga, and back 70 Lachine This
done to the evident pleasure Of Engands eccst scn,p
after which hc returned 10 town by steamer.
This evening there has been orchght procession OF
the fremen and ball In honor Of the Boston Fusccrs To-
morrow morning at ten the Prince leaves for hcrbrooke
ninety miles 70 the eastward and in the evening
there 70 be ball In the great where royalty
danced between the ropes the price Of admission being
one dollar with no restrictions a. to dress.
The Firemcn's Torchlight Procession I'm
New York.
The committee appointed the meeting Of the
Board OF Fcremen and Engineers Fire Department
met At the house Of the Chief Engineer John Decker
evening TO make further preparation for the grand de-
monsrstcu IN honor Of tho PTnce II wales o1inG hts
stay in New York. There present Robert Gamble,
OF Hook and Ladder Company No. 10; VIM. stcrrct of
Engine Company No. Is; w. H. Raey, Of Truck Company
No. 40, and J. Buch, OF Hose Company No. %.
The arrangements for the proccsioo discussed At
much length, and the leaders OF two OF the most prom
ncnt bands consulted regard the music for the
occasion, from whom IL ascertained that would be
difficult matter 70 obtain bands enough TO head the
several divisions Of the Parado owing 70 tho act that
number Of the companies had employed bands upon their
own individual responsibility They, however, decided
upon having the procession divided into Gcen divisions
each division 70 be led by q band, that number could
be procured In this or adjacent cities.
The committee having been appointed simply 70 scer
tain the expenses Of the parade would be paid by the
city outside Of the Department, and 10 what the
expense Of the and torches would be- they lad
power 10 make definite arrangements regard 10 the
procession Nothing therefore determined upon 70
the line OF march where the Prince should be stationed
20 witness the pageant II stated that his Honor
Mayor Wood had pledged himself be responsible for the
tOYch nd m q
doas, more, necessary The turnout u the nremen
therefore considered nxed fact BY all present II
said that % the iremen strongly object 10 max
any demonstration for the heir APPARENT having
relish FOR honoring royalty, but thought that they
will waive their objections and that the full Department
will turn out, making the demonstration OF the moss
brilliant ever witnessed In New York.
Mr. necker stated that they had received no ocal re-
port from ibc Individual companies their intentions
10 the matter, but from what he cosh ascertain tie
entire Fire Department., numbering upwards Of forty
with torch similar 70 thcss used By the wide awade
Cubs With that number Of aremen earring torches
their engines hcec carts decorated and OF
thirty bands scattered along At Intervas Il cnpo, Il
70 make scene unsquailed ID this or any other city
The procession win lake plaoe on saturday evening,
O'Clock, and continue from two 70 three hours THIS,
appears, g the only night thA, The nrcmcn VIII have 70
Friday morning the military 10 parade that day and
the ball 20 take place Friday night OE Saturday the
Prince viii devote o seeing The city on saturday eTen
Monday take his departure. Inc sensation IN this
city wi therefore be OF short duration but from
sent Indications brilliant Affair." cxcellng the Japanese
reception
some Of the nremcn present al the meeting OF the
mttee stated that they had heretofore experienced ~
their parades great annoyance from the people IN the
streets crowdng upcn them, and leaving hcm barely
10 squeeze through A. this destroys much OF the
eject OF the demonstration. 10 be hoped that the
supcrntcndcni The Police will station men along the
route of the procession and keep the clear from
gutter 10 gutter they did at the japanese reception.
The committee we're unable 10 decide fully upon the
expense extent of the parade at their meeting lat
evening, u being the nrst meeting that they had held
their interview with the Mayor but adjourned
hour 10 meet al the call OF the chairman Chief In
gneer Decker when they hope 10 be able 70 decide dc
hncly regard 10 the route, and report the number
that they will turn out well inform the public
where the Prince v be stationed 70 the prVceson
Brooklyn City News.
HkaEryss CAsx ARprcnoS--A circumstanoe has
recently been brought TO light, which has caused much
excitement Brooklyn. An elderly LADY, who has