The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
AGeed Days Work-The Heir Apparent Under
Escort Of Two Hundred JesuIt Priests, who
Menopolke Ills Royal Highness-
Prince Reads and Likes the View York
Heraid-He Restores q Veteran
Sailor TO Hs Rank-Reyalty
In 6swmiD,
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Special Despatch to the Herald.

Special Despateb TO the Herald.
I MONTREAL, August 30, 1850.
| The Prince extended his Lschine trip yesterday 10
Csughnawsga, where he received by the Indians in
canoes who esooredhim up the river He himself with
the suite sailed in the boats Of The vaorous In firing
salute At the village one man was killed
The Boston Fusileers, by invitation serensded the
Prince last evening, and treated refreshments
To day the Prince gene sherbrooke little VIII
age ninety six miles from here TO receive addresses but
he returns this evening, when he has promised attend
the Peoples ball which, the tickets only doll
lar including refreshments, and rules to be- OBJ.
served in regard to Dress will undoubtedly be only
equaed by the masked balls Paris For the nrst time
the Prince danced with the OF American a
the grand ball the other night. Tho fortunate sdy was
the daughter Of Consul General Moor The Corporations
fireworks, including many magnificent pieces viii DO dis
played during the evening
The Prince Is so exhausted by fatigue that not only
slept at the table yesterday asleep on horseback
during the volunteer review One days rest would be
the best entertainment that could be Afforded him
There will be great time In the Legislature which
meets to morrow, account OF the snobbsh manner in
which some OF the members have acted The Prince wsg
invited by the Legislature, but only MEMBERS namely
Messs Cartier and Rose, have been in his company and
at Quebec instead of going to Government House. the
residence OF his hosts he kept the Of the
Governor General who has monopolized him to the ex-
cusion OF all the members Of the Legislature, except
those who chose to creep in at the back entrances.
The Prince left Montreal this morning at ten O'Clock In
special train under charge Of General Superintendent
Mr. Martin, and after Of an hour and half arrived
at the town Of st. Hyacinth where he was received by
about fifteen thousand people,
The town WAS beautifully decorated with flgs and
arches, ard procession paraded Of the event.
Two hundred Jesuit priests escorted tho Prince
College, whore he presented with address, in
English and French, by the Bishop Of that district.
He remained here about half hour, and, reembark
ing, wen, to Richmond, town Of ten thousand in.
hasitants. not arranged TO stop hero but the
people had made great preparations and Mr. Martin in
forming the Duke Of Newcastle OF this the latter asked
the Prince IL he could stop, to which he gave hearty
assent
About thousand people turned out, and the most
beautiful girls Car Aocked from the surrounding
country The throng gave him three good hearty Eng
sh cheers the st he has received long time except
on board his ship
Proceeding, he stopped at Bromp,on Falls, about ten
minutes distance from Richmond, and ninety one lies
from Montreal Here the largest sawmih IN Canada
Fifty workmtn neatly aitlrcd In white pants and blue
shirts went through all the operations of saving, in
w.ich the Prince seemed deeply Interested Twenty
four logs were hauled In At given signal aud In
slant perpendicular and circular went whizzinc
around, presenting novel and beautiful sight.
The oor'ese then proceeded 10 shsrbrookc-a place
Of about two thousand Inhabitants and metropolis
OF That district About Ave thousand people me, tho
Prince At the station At two O'clock formed In procesron
and escorted him TO his residence
Al the latter place he escorted to tho residence OF
Hon. A. + CALI, Finance Minister where he partooa OF
luncheon and held ievee Towards the close he was
Cd In M MA and
wss Signal hdshipman the Nelson flag ship at rrasA-
gar He was subsequently deprived of bis rank for loss
Of the sloop owar Curmax At the West Indies The case
was one OF considerable hardship and Prince being
Informed OF the particulars he restored Mr. FELTON, TO his
rank Il the navy The act gave great Subtraction and
was loudly applaaded by thoee present
The Prince his return the station was surrounded
by an immense crowd, who vchcmentiy cheered him.
while the ladies' threw bOqucs him so fast aud n ,ck
az 10 almost overwbelm hiu.
The Prince was dressed 10 plain clothes aud received
addresses from the various towns in tho Eastern district
bu, without making reply. The town was splendialy
adorned and the finest arches erected wo have vet sep
while the people were most enthusiastic. Tho Prince
lunched at Mr. Cats, and then again took cars for
Montreal
On the wsy home he seemed highly pic iscd with his
trip enjoyed HE segsr, and read extract from tho
HERALD report Of the celebration at 81 Johns Newund
land. In the LONDON Dmes, commenting upon the sinsi
lariiy Of the Times publishing the HssADs reports IN .d
vance OF its special correspondence. The Prince
the Duke of Newcastie and Earl 81. Germans had a
long Conversation the subiest and Gen. Bruce aud
lord Lyons read aloud the reports aud editorials on tho
Prince from late copy of the Hrsarp, monopozing tho
PAPER much to the annoyance Of the Of suite who
unable TO get look at II.
The party arrived at Montreal at half past sr and pro-
oeeded 70 the residence Of Gen. williams where they
dned in state.
The Prince will leave for ottIwa 10 morrow norripg,
stopping al 81. Anne Carrilon and Grsnvc little VII
lage Of seven hundred inhabitants
CORRECTION.
In publishing yesterday the names and occupations Of
the committee appointed to receive the Prince Of Wales
New York the following inaccuracies occurred Horace
Webster Importer, should have read Horace Webster
professor No. II Lexington avenue; Judge Roosevelt
residence 40 500 Broadway, down az a merchant
instead u lawyer; and Robt l. Stuart, Esq sugar re-
hncr residing In Fifth avenue accorded either
business or residence; Francis Hail. editor instead Of
publisher, james " Bcekman, lawyer, residence No.
Last thirty fourth street and John D. instead OF John l.
Jones, rres No. 81 East Fifteenth street.