The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-25
THE PREPARATIONS IN THE BRITISH PRO.
VINCES.

QUE srEcraL MONTREAL CORRESPONDENCE.
ST. LAWRENCE Han HyrEr,
MONTREAL, July 10, $780, !
Toronto has the appearance Of having been thriving
city, but the elects OF tho great panic everywhere
visb about It. Its newspaper press however, appears
10 rs very Gourkhing, for IL has three morning and
eycnng Journal and besides these there are several
Notwithstanding eleven in ALL One Of these was during
tho time Of my stay, urging the inhabitants make
preparations for the reception Of his Royal nShncse and
repdoaciing tbem for their apathy Spare them, how
ever, say |; ticy viii be excited enough before tho
reception Is over Meanwhile rapid progress Is being
mace with temporary structure in which grand ball
IS ~ BE- given 10 the August visitor, aud at which have
every prospect of dancing quadric with Lady Blanche
Blanco titles will abound picntifaly at these great
GATHERINGS u the siae.
Ipcrcsive by the newspapers that the living body Of
Tho Pr.n-c = Wales l1ciy become the object Of a
ctros than the dead body Of Achilles
The best mode Of honoring the ustrous son Of Queen
Victoria now occupying the minds Of the Million not
only N British America hut wherever tho Continent no
likely 10 set his foot Tho Legislature OF bermuda has
voted thousand pounds sterling to dofay tho expenses
Of bic reception the OF his visiting that Colony
on bis way home. At 81. Johns, Newfoundland,
a very harmonious meeting, at which tho Cover
nor presided, was held 10 taxc into consideration
the ncccssary stops for giving the Prince suitable
ccpton and both the Protestant and Catholic Bishops
the majority Of The people Of Newfoundland arc Roman
Catholics ard Irshwero, together with the rest Of tho
community, unanimous In advocating the most liberal
and patriotic mcasurcs the occasion. Az St. JOAN
New Brunswick, there s been considerable dssatsfac
ton and IN feeling among the inhabitants consequence
Of the mode pur-n cd by the local authorities In this mat
ter and Is Halifax similar contention has been going for
ward. !, however, arbitrator disposed 10 do
end the government in each case particularly that
Nova ssoin. Tho limo n conduct adopted by lord Mul
grave, the Governor, his Colonial Secretary, Joseph
Howe has been in every way corro aud in good tasto
with respect 10 tho reception at New brunswick, tho
following apr0grammeo the arrangemcnssThe Prince
sl land al the wharf fvutDg tho Province Hall, whcro
there largo opeu space, 10 which tho public will DO
admitted 10 witness tho arrival There viii DO general
holiday and rroccsgiOns OF the trades, TIE IRE conpanies
the militia and several Societies In the evening there
viii h. general illumination together with display Of
pys atcchucs and reriJ " street. music Including
au asthcm 70 be surg the parade ground BY tho
gregstd chdrea OF The various schools in tho city The
government has devoted tbolsand pounds sterling
rwarcs the betrayal II the expsnscs incurred in these
festivities, and 10 this the corporation VIII aid like
amount making 60 600 in all Two private houses have
given up by ues occupants FOR the accommodation
Of the Prince and his sait, aud tho necessary alterations
nearly completed.
1nd iha; IN accordax-e ita a resolution passed at
meeting hel at Toronto he it instant, copies Of
aairese - be Vvosrtci - tbe Prrce of waes ~ he