The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-07

given We srboin the important Of those addresses
win the replies which were returned
IRON rliE ROMAN CATHOLIC rrxpcy
May u Please your Royal Hghness :-We. the Rousa
Catholic clergy Of ST. Johns beg leave 70 conSrsta ~.
ancient portion Of the British American srnn,,e
Always alta he'd 10 the rulers whom God has nlaced 49,
them, the Catholic clergy have everywhere been the
true friends and firm supporters Of law Legitimacy and
order. Even scapty annals afford striking proof Of
this and loyalty Of the Catholic Bishop Of New
most valuable dependency Of the British crown Wssu
ever II shall please the Almighty 10 cal your Royal
hgnncss :" sSe snSos q your ancestors you w nd
tholic clergy who have and always taught their
nock 10 +" fear God and honor the king" Tho expe.
rience which your Royal Highnees win acquire by your
p visitation OF your American provinces and the
bright example Of her Majesty your royal parent whose
virtues adorn the throne happy future for this
most important portion Of the empire. We therefore,
her Majesty most loyal subjects, and your Royal High
ness most devoted servants beg 10 offer to your Royal
HghneeS this suspicious occasion sincere congrat
uaons. and most ardent prayers for your welfare.
ROYAL mGHvE2,s' ANSWER.
receive with deep qualification the address which you
have presented me- The anxiety which has ever been
manifested by the Queen for the promotion Of all that
concerns the religious moral ana social condition Of her
people well known TO you she yin therefore rejoice
with 80 large measure Of and that good order
and obedience to the laws characterize tho population
amongst whom by the Divine WILL your lot has been
That the inh ,bants of thus colony may long live in the
profession of an earnest faith and the time re
gous peace and harmony, shall be my constant prayer
Personally thank You for your congratulations upon my
safe arrival ami for yonr good wishes.
IRON ST. JOHNS.
We, the inhabitants of ST. Johps Newfoundland, hum
by approach your Royal Hghness TO offer dutiful
and hearty congratulations your ya Highness upon
your safe arrival in this colony. With feelings of pride
and gratefully recognise In your visit the interest
which gracious Queen evinces Der Maiestys colo
NAL possessions We esteem i very high honor that
RIGA which has been favored with tho presence Of
the heir apparent 10 the throne Of these realms Your
royal mother is devotedy and deservedy beloved by oil
her sajeeys subjects and by none more erventy than
by the Inhabitants Of Newfoundland and her Majesty
and her ilustrious consortconspicuous for many viz
tueshave especially endeared themselves IN the hearts
OF all, by the In which they have prepared tho
scous Of their royal house, not merely by prcccpt but
Of their exalted position. The hopes Of
nation are naturally centred in your Royal High
ness, as the heir upon whose brow the crown of
England is destined, although trust pray at Gar
distant period, To descend It fail to prove an
suspicious event for the British dependencies that your
Royal Hghness shall have scquired by personal expe-
rience, acquaintance with her Majestys colonial pos
sessions, which statesmen have classed amongst tho
brightest gems Of the royal diadem Before King William
now happily niis he visited Newfoundland whilst ser.
wing n that noble profession which so often signal
ICED itself in the defense Of our Country rights and the
30 many years his royal presence and
still ondy cherished In the memory Of its inhabitants.
We trust your Royal Highness will believe that your
gracious visit viii long be treasured in grateful reooec
ton by all the people OF this colony and our gra-
would not BIO diminished We might venture to
indulge the hope that isand home may sometimes
be remembered with favor by your Royal shncs and
devoutly pray that the Providence Of God may
preserve your Royal Hghness, and His wisdom direct all
your counsel.
REPLY TO rms AND orHrR ADDRESSES
GESTExES--I sincerely thank you for the addresses
which have presented To me and the hearty welcome
which have received from You all on landing upon tho
shores OF this the earliest colonial Of the Br
tsh drown trust you VIII not think regardless OF
icctivcly II will afford the greatest satisfaction
report 10 the Queen the devotion and person
which has been as Enthusiastically cvinccd by your re
ception Of her II is eoqaenty expressed tho
words Of the several addresses from various bodies Of this
town and from the inhabitants Of Harbor Grace. am
charged by the Queen TO convey you the Of
the deer concern which she has felt this interest
ing portion of her dominons. shall carry ba ok with
lively reco. of ths days proceedings and OF
your Kindness TO myself personally, but above all Of
those hearty demonstrations Of patriotism which prove
your deep rooted attachment to the great ee coun
Try Oh which we all glory 10 be called the cons.
ExEcuTyE OpusaI-
We, the Executive Council OF Newfoundland approach
your Roy bncss with feelings Of profound and rcvo-
rental esteem for your august parents and aectOnac
we do, the public opinion OF TINS island approaching
you we are reminded that II has been under the gentle
sway Of our sovereign your ustrious mother that the
boon OF self government granted & this the most
ancient dependency OF tho Crown In the dngrce that the
o,s arrox nase IN Their form OF govcrnmcnt TO thai
heir coneatmept increased and the moro We Wow tic
ssn's of the different governments existing 10 the Old
World and The New, the forced cherish
limited monarchy. II IL under the inlu.
nee OF such feelings approach your royal person.
We hail your presence amongst us Ia a double sense |
irs delighted that the eldest son Of our beloved
'oyerc gn, and the heir TO her widespread dominous
mould visit our shores and noxt the abstract love We
Always entertained for constitutional monarchy Is
,ossbc, enhanced by the presence auongs, US of our
uture ruler, who will 1p lessons wisdom 10 quail
sms Go LOT The great destiny which under the proy
ound esteem aud attachment to your Royal ghnes.
PR1Scr's RKrIY.
GhNrENs-I thank you from my heart for your adj |
treas. Today have set foot for the frs time on the
asternmost portion OF those territories in North
america which own the sway Of Great Brit.u, and
ave ncre 'oretasio OF the Kind reception which am
cd TO expect IN the moro popalous portions OF Ne
mpro which, In fulimeut Of the duty entrusted u INC
y the Queen am about 70 visit Your an,iciplons of
no pleasure and Interest which mugt taSc In all that
m about 10 sec and learn the great countries that are
efore cannot fal 10 be realized, and shall indeed
oise my presence amonss, You can oonduce TO full
Gritty oi this colony which know felt by the
overcgn thao by the people Of that country which
on havc expressed Your Affection and attachment.
TIE IrTEr-PxrsoSrKr THE FRINGE
Tho addresses having been disposed Of the Prince hold
icvee in tho drawing OF the mansion, at which !
bout two hundred gentlemen, comprising the siue OF
newfoundland society, were introduced. These g,ntle
zen had, according 10 the regulations pro iousy regis
rcd their with the Committee Of Arrangements
nd each was announced by the equorry waiting hc
ntorcd tho Tho ceremonies consisted simply In
Introduction u czech gentleman 10 the Prince
name, hts Higbncss bowling each namo was
allcd. Tho lcvce. however, afforded all an op- /
ortunity 10 observe the 1srsoanei Of tho Prince,
hcse graceful ability had before delighted hem The
riDoo seems, indeed he H. boy OF nineteen,
anding about i've feet six inches In height, veil bat
cndcrly made, with rather dArf coupexon, small
outh large Roman noee, retrcating chin, forehead
nrk brown hair plainly combcd and hazel eyes very |
rgc and with peculiarly son, dovolikc expression
hlch lends charm 70 his whole appearance He has
thor large hands and feet is quito graceful his
ovcments, ard much resembles, think. bis mother. |
she appeared AZ the time Of her coronaton. The |
rince bears the bonors heaped upon him with |
sy dignity, and ttlks much, and in rather |
nd aud harsh tone OF voice. lie seems 10 be a
ry intelligent and well educated lad, and deserves
,ithcr The great praise the condemnation which IN
WISHED upon him 10 this region. Mos, people Judge Of
yalty by extremes, and opinions about equally d..
ned whether the Prince u modern solomon, writing
hand thosc oproTos and graceful replies 10 the al |
esses presented " him, mbocIle tight bcii IN the
adirg strings Of his titled guardians: but general OPT
on right neither way. Tho Prince about up 20
% average Of well educated young Rcntcmnp. add H.
anks 10 hs careful training, boy IN lccng as IN |
ars
Ervnws AND RIDE.