New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07

they were oversEgead The shpss,f'Ua a~A ADs WIG
Prince at the Nsvy.Yard-tbe ME-, Cadmns, ara VAL
orone-weN radianty be ieesed. Lines Oh n"es'
strcsbiug from bovsp-it over the m@se 70 te
stern encircled each as If with ranoows' When Iie
hero drew pear sslutes rcsouDded ana, ." the oroeI
the riepr ,hekened with men, PrecSsrlonsiy psrcoeo
to a lspdsmsn's eye, the wind shaking ueir loose
white jackets stood erect aong the yAr's ana
threatening the safety of their broad straw has they
ehee,ed and che cred with much abandonment il
the comforts Of their situation were supreme.
Swe. pirg graos fully around to their mooriDgs, the
sbps anchor ed al sboat 10 O'Clock close together ust
of the Navy-Yard The Prince and bis suite did not
land until noon. While they yet remained on board
the Hero, parcel of Indian canoes filed with the
lingering Representatives of the Mic Mac tribe,
padded alongsi5e AID offered their spesisl homage.
They ere not comfortable locking creatures, these
few survivors of fading Solid and void Of ex-
preston their counenanees gave indie .ion of nothing
but ignorance and wretehedness. Not face was
light. with the dime,t spark ofinte6gence. Even the
fania,tc pieturet qaeLess of the Indian costume was
waiting, and queer medley Of round silk hats,
beaded shirts, tsltersd ,rowssrs, bond si,h CANDY
ribbons, ale coats, and bright red moocsssns wade
ND ,beir dress Tnere were abont rixty alto
e.tber. Among them vac newly closen chief,
at once betrayed bis Arglo-Saxou origin lie was
sh eso trieksttr, who, seenl, .ntlng ,rtoni-
tee Of rroft had sned adris,ion 10 rhe councils
Of the tribe lu. him a wiz wan, acd given his
,a to the fabrication of indian drugs, in she tae OF
which e no drives 8ou'istins bnsu.ss.
Atl2 O'Clock the Navy Yard beipgalreAdy tiled with
those who were 10 perform The ceremonies Oh f'rma
welcome and ath 80 many Of the pogllace as could
A.. IL. ed m.
n e,iae sui,e, proceeded to the Lniug-pIace, the
cannon OF the feet eiviog second salute. He was
received urop the st ps of the wharf by Re rAtmral
lie, and lad frwaId to the Leutei an,.iovernor Of
the Provincf, Lord Mulgraye, ear whom
lie RI. 90 dining the 1ehvery Of the al.
diess from The city, abd while reading
is owp rrtly Even at Thu fest ami ha-ty vlew, the
Prince was singuiafiy pnpos es'Ing OF Ill vino
pow saw him for the f,st lime, not ooe but "as
ssleeably Impressed. With extreme dtl~acy ami reg
ulary # feature oJcugb EFF ement il ex.r' ssi5h,
aIG a cCuptt Id IT., nalurol animation OF which Mas
probably h,ghened by tie excitement # tie moment;
with unaffected dgIi # manner, and gracofuneos
of beaig lat showed its'f even in tie brief pas
s4ge TO th spot assign f,r hs reception, he nee'ed
lev o,her claims TO win the most cordial scclansons
,f his welcomers lie was dressed in ,1e uufOrm of
Color e of the Guards-a scarlet coat, black trOS-
SOS snd bat wih plume lie ALEC the broad
ribbon of the Garter. Erect and well formed this
costume vas greatly in his favor All persons were
struck by the youthful1ess of his appearance, for
which the knowledge of lis precise age seemed not to
fave prepared them AS he stood listening to the
reading of The ADDRESS, with unciStar,ed composure
and in easy litude, lie looked handsome young
English gentleman az the most al of his provin
cisl weil-wisfers cOuld have desired to find bin.
II face is not unlike The Queens, we have it rep
MT in or,raits and the frehead aud chin sill
h sc promint Mt Hs hair is light and hi. complexion
ve,y fair. His Eye is bright and KEEN The other fea
lures are large but not Informed aud the mouth is
peculiarly expressive of quiekness 20 nrth. The best
iiktbeis have seen OF bm is steel engraving which
aceom 81 I'D nj number of London illustrated
paper The heDS Of the World, which ia admirably
perfect A large wood-cut in Frank Leslies NersgQ-
per- which has ust reached This place is also excellent
in every detail excepting that the mouth s too hard
aud compressed La general eff, Ct this likeness very
accurate.
As soon as the Recorder of Halifax ceased reading
the Pin &c received from the Dnke of Ne gcase his
answering adorefs which he read in low Tone dis-
timely and MIN eaTDestness. Immediately after be
hsc closed he mounted lis horse and rode slowly
away, Attended by he Duke of Newcastle Lord st.
GeIUialD Ger. BtUce, Lord Mu grave and Gen. Troll
lole Win Other officers OF the army. The Judges
of tie supreme Cont of Nova-Scotia the
officers Of tie Government and the members OF
the Provincial Parlism, 1T followed The streets were
lined from the gate Of the DockYard TO the Govern
meut House by the regular and the volunteer troops
the FIRE companies, ana by various charitable temper
ance aud other societies All along the route the
houses were dressed in fresh suits Of evergreen aud
M no
every corner. The public buildings faced with
inscriptions all warmly p trotic ard all appropriate,
etDg lhOse of the aoels, which should nave been
" " no enters here abandons hope" bul were not
TIE display wouJd have been fine i'll any ely aud in
Halifax was REGARDED unexampl eJ marvel. IL
WIS certainly vastly superior, excepting as military
show, 10 he usual psgean'ries Of the United Sa es
Tie exterior adornments arranged with excellent
tasts ind were 80 proDse that every building seemed
wreathed with flowers, and every thorouehfare
suewn with garlands Spectacle of beauty
wss offered at the general parade gr.uud, where,
upon a risiDg platform We school children of the
city, gay dressed ard hearing banners and nose
gays, sat and together song Of greeting the
Prince moved by. TIE VIDE, which would ave
besn larger had the less continually
shCuttd and cbeered but with ess desperate manifesto
tons of enthusiasm ihsn American custom bas
come 10 demand on similar &C lone, j. SOM tines
appeared if tie public delight were rather
the expression of seI'-graulstion a. having
realized AN ambitious project, and achieved
d lOng-cesred triumph, than ATTY fervent
scl eGsment of homage u possible future
eign Of the Ovnce. TIE determinations il deed %
recognize the Prince especially the messenger of the
Queen rather than in bis own title wac in many ways