The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

II.
Az inv'AsOn OF Kokees had taken place In T pperah.
coo Parsons were murdered.
eport current OF treason at Indoor, ne capital
Df Plolkar.
'Exchapge d. lhd.
The mais with be above dates reached Dover on the
morning Of the 2lst, too late for the kangaroo.
Visit of the Prince or Wales to Canada
and the United States.
[From the London Times, March 20
One Of the traditions Of ath era was
the immobl,y OF royalty That the king should remain
habtualy within certain radius OF his capital and never
60 beyond it, except for the purpose OF making solemn
and formal visit 70 some loyal province, was with the
later e,veregns * the House Of Hanover almost article
OF faith The frst two Georges were, Of course con-
who, born educated in the country "gor,ed in the
name Of Briten," came 70 the throne the Tycoon Of
partly the result Of natural sluggahness Of mind was
perhaps, more imitation Of French and Spanish royal
~ which had then reached the extreme Of absurd pune
tiliousness Whatever the cause George ILL., content
to osclate all his life between London and Winds and
An excursion TO Weymouth the most Formidable jour-
never visited either Scotland or Ireland until he had
ascended the throne at the age Of nearly sixty years
King William though he had seen the world in his youth
was amoet as stationary after he had ceased to be
mdshipman II cannot be doubted that much Of the
Of these soveregns and the despoc tendencies
the world add even of the country they govern
In the age before railways the greatest lords
suburban. being deferred by the enormous expense from
transferring their households frequently to Northumber
this dislike OF ocomoon by his example and in spits Of
grand tours in his yonh the English MILFORD could not be
said TO be really travelled man.
Now, however, Englishmen go everywhere ia Europe
and in the East and royalty Is about 70 head them to
field which, not untrodden s less known than should
be- The Prince Of Wales ia likely to make American
travel popular by his intended visit to Canada For the
first time since the discovery of America, heir appa
rent TO the British Grown to cross the Atlantic and In
his character the future ruler OF this Empire receive
the respects Of one Of its most fourshng provinces
Other Princes have visited the Western world in military
actttr h,~~
held high command there But the unity OF the Empire
and the status Of the British North America as q
splsu,stion. viii for the nrst time be reco.
gnized when Albert, Prince Of Wales, sets foot on
it's shores The Governor General, In opening the Cana
dian Parliament, announced the approaching visit
the satisfaction of oil classes has since been loudly
pressed The people Of the North American colonies are
alton of regard Not only as tribute to his sta.
ton as the futuye head Of the greatest wealth
conferred immense benefits on the provinces the Cana
dian people win give him welcome For twenty years
the progress Of the North American colonies has been
ing States. Her present Majesys the throne
found the Canadians deeply discontented and
was shed, and evil wishers all over the
world raised their raven croak, as usual,
the negotiable dismsmberment Of the British en-
was not to be repeated justice preferred a re-
medy to The employment Of hessans and the policy Of
those menacpg days the prosperity OF the PROVINCES
been almost uninterrupted. The reign Of Victoria has
seen wnat may be called nation grow up the banks
o. the 81 lawrence and Lake Ontario The population
Oh ,ne provinces mas more than doubled, and their
W WeSh mas increased IN Tar greater PROPORTION
We negotiations nave broken down the commercial
oe.ween tnem ana the United states, AMI al
iowso the cIesuon OF q most thriving trade British
C*pil*i, instead OF seekPg investment among de
cayng spsnaros or iaithless Orientas has been able
" aeveNpe me resources Oh people which IS one With
cur Own M a ane county, Is now aversed BY rail-
,ne moss astonismng engineering WORK OF the age
"nin s 'eiosy oy tne genius OF
S. S VI gIeSt speed .sno Capacity are
JUL u We eIec. seIvlce " ts Coonles Ana everything
PIomes mai tne prosperity winch 70 coma Will De as
au . % great os nave .ne o1naaans iAea
NY es ,e ne,r PIHuoa unoer me protec
U VI 'e onHgu Hog1om tney nsve Decome nacon
mnn:s any o, e ouloens ana peris o, naonay Like
sanos On .ne snofe WINE ships are Dating Win
tney sle a0ie 10 look on tne struggles which
coDVuse tne ne'gnDonng unon !hat canada annsous
JoI damtaost 'no e ssteTnood american rendts IS an
cssd0" ua' Me n'o's reGes orator 'ooM hary no,c
~sne; 1Me PeI.e the PTor"ces are tsdsre1de'n
Dag" ~ MsU tooy ana ,o,atd 40 dono tefc>ty resent
o"y oss1ml.om undne P0toer 6y England BM
~ tog as sMe noAeT ooy rUs 'oh 1andmcss and MODE
we Condddns are not 6e!y 70 Mt1 hele,oes up NTH
eoes Mcs thetr osen IuTe desis'y Is dark and troubled
., u-"os &c .S;.er Vi resce.l tie Fdnce
should ne,iect N ,,,;, tho -onrhI sh;oh