The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-26


The Prince vas received In large room, with das and
throne At s extremity, BY some sixty young ladies Of
the best families Of Canada who sang In solo and chorus
the following original
song OF WELCOME
CHORUS
Hark harkl merry, merry peal
Rings out DER all the land;
Ih echoes through the coistcrs steal,
II fires our youthful band
Bring harp and sing; let melody,
Let JOY, gush forth In numbers free
Thy welcome Prince, 10 sounding still,
Thy welcome Is that merry peal
" Joy Ger all the landl
From Abiop's isle afar;
And loyal hearts their homage bring
To hail thy rising STAR
And joyous youth their promise tel,
While tuneful notes OF triumph SWELL
lo' Briton's heir degps here 10 rest,
Oh! haste to greet our royal guest
Wake, wake, another merry peal,
And let II echo long,
While wishes for the Princes veal
Are mingled with our song.
Nsy every blessing on thee rest
Thus rings the merry PEAL,
And thus we hail thee, royal guest,
Thus pray we for ny veal,
While sill that merry peal
Rings loud and echoes long.
The song was most beautifully sung and the cleay
sweet voices of the young ladies rang Ike The go
OF angels hne effect was produced By al the young
ladies curtreyng whenever the Prince mentioned IN
the song One Of the ladies' then read, in French, the
address TO the Prince welcoming him 10 their convent
who seemed much embarrnssed and repeatedly piasbeS
then read the following brief reply addressing the Lady
Superior or the Convent
IADAxE-I thank you for these EXPRESSIONS Of kindly
interest In my visit TO the city Of Quebec and the per-
sopal good wishes which this address manifesto Your
exertoIs In the Of education are well known ard
trust they may long continue to exert beneficial IN
1gence upon the population Of this interesting country
The Prince and were thea escorted through the
Convent and several OF the Duke Of KEN and
other eminent persers, together With skull SAID 20 be
that OF the French general Monca we're shown 10 the
with their wit, and delighted with their reception.
ivScH DINNER.
The Prnce rave a aate lunch 10 thoee members Of
Parliament whose names began with the letters from T.
to inclusive those between and including ana hay-
that Mr. sanderson formerly Of the New YORK Hs;e q
the steward in CHIEF of the Prince, Enpposrg that
Prince cats as well NJ VITA. old New Yorker gives him
fer his dctctaon, sueon the bin Of fare Of he larcn
and aAo OF The dinner given at eight O'Clock ias
ing
LUNCH.
Pctase de pure Dc pos noayeapI a Ar crol.rS
saunon bsr!iA ,snss ssss,.
! i.Is,s.. & is,rs a isia5:l
cOele''e' &c mean; si1 =. s, temperance
Harrcois seole,s, a a rfaneIse.
rd nSisH 4 a i A koa,sine
Jerne- Groases, piluts, r6iE
Pouie;s nouveaux en- easthon, a IA relse !
! set e. h y. e ~ ss : a RIs's'
Glaze de Champagne.
Dessert
DINNER.
Les saumons au beurre de H1n,peller.
Les Mayonnaises De Honsrds, b a Ro.ue. !
I Les eslaniines De dlnee IA Paris.eune
Les Peis ponei' rca' f..n. Dc s 4.
Les Nsyonna,e, ia Dacses. .s'' Se N''' &c ''A-s
les ianrge. e sc,uf er tursAn.
Les Nox de veau Als genSArns )
! les salades De laltacs-
Les sAisdes De Russo.
Les compo,ss De fruBs en- s.rop. /
Les cAvo,e- Ru.ss-. Ia noderr.
Les Plans de pschss issor,ss.
[ Les 6mseme-es de. rnde., Al ,ucrc.
ec ns''s f. . psose. i. , ss,
Les Wins De Chamrague Les wins ems de Xorsa
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Amer lunch the Prince visited the citadel and inspected
the offences Of this American Gibraltar and SEEMED
much Interested " having explained 10 him the Btr cate
plans Of the forincaiicns "sapposc the enemy should
aud listen aftentvey 10 the explanation Of the mArper
which the garrison were prepared 70 make q
Prince did not goto
roRrrrH rlcEs
which. In net, like an Canadian races we're no, ucfir
gong The people expected m however Ard potb
rosos 70 the village, which almost rne les from
bee, were dressed with aass and the Inhabitants sere-
ally were on the qt t, 70 salute the heir apparent At
the Indian village Of Lorc;te, wh:h quite distant rom
The lnret'e race course the popaaion, with Their fanc
full drescs shrook ard queer ccccra ors, drawn
up In front OF their low square boHes which stand ccss
together but with no fences intervening ready 90 greet
their future sovereign but al their fnery wasted
excep, for the atteutcn received from my humble se,
who vss on band as usual Queer enough deescs iney
woye, and Do not krow how 20 describe them. They
were more comfortable thar the most u stare drcsees
but loosed souttbrg Ike that of John prougkam N ts
fue burcsque Of focahotus.n Tie women were to-
tally destusc q hoops, and tome " lhem wore huss
black beaver bats mems style and o' the fashion when
In yoguc The fSl before Noah set sail. Tie
chief wore one Of these hats trimmed with bruat
fivtr band, and the rest INDUCED IN coored feathers.
legrirss, moccasins and hunting shirts. which were
ridiculous burittquts upon those the real lndsns
veer, and In bows and arrows made for ornament,
rot use Both men snt women live comfortably, but
ire decidedly Irish ~ everything but their dark stn.
Those bali breeds howtveT truly and consc enousy
lazy. The ouiyreal trait of Indian character about tho
men Il their dfircllraton 10 Go anything honest ard IN
dustritrs and their making the women support them ~
and selling trnsots ~ Their ancestors on
the indian dc Of the ftnce made their women srpport
them by farming and isfng r0os. The wcnen maze
fnoccasrs, miniature bark csnoes, faDs, bass ana -
not and sell their uaCilrts 90 Toe nc lnate 81 No-