New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-10
THE PRINCE OF WALES.

The Court Gil cular of The London Times contains
the following programme Of the Princes movements.
We understand that the arrangements for the visit OF
the Prince of Wales to Canada now completed, and
as follows:
His ROYAL Higness will start from Davenport upon
the 10Th of July in her Majesty steamer Hero, Capt.
G. IL. Seymour which will be acc ,mvanied by her
Majtstys steamer ArisdDe. Capt. E. w. Vanrittart,
and her Majesty steamer Flying Fish, Capt. Z. w.
HOPE.
The Prince will be attended by her Majes;y's Secre
ary OF State for the Colonies, his Grace tqe Duke of
Newcsstle the Lord Seward of her Maj asty House
hOid the Earl Of ST. Germans; bis Ro,al Hghnesss
Governor, Major General the Hon X. Bruce; aud the
EqBsIries in Waiting Major Teesdale, IL. A.. and
Capt. Grey, Grenadier Guards, aud DR.. Acland his
Roysl Hgi ness ply sciaD.
Mr.. Englebeart, Private Secretary to the Duke of
N,wtss.le will accompany his Grace.
The Prince of Wales viii first land ut 81. johns,
Newfoundland then visit Nova-Scoti, aud Theme
proc cd TO visit New Brunswick and Prince I'd wards
lslapd and viii reach Queoec by the route OF the
ST. Lawrence. He may be expected at Montreal
about the 23d of Augut, and the opening Of the Vic
tora Bridge will take place a few days laIer:
HIS Royal Ighness will represent her nj Jeety upon
this important national occasion, and Will hold levees
and receive addresses in the capitals OF the different
colonies i. 10 intended that the Prince should visit
the principal towns in both Canadian provinces.
On his return from the western districts It intended
that is Regal Highness should drop all royal Gae,
and az, UNI, the lille OF Lord Rehfew under which he
has before ,rav-lrd upon the Continent % Europe.
HE )yal Hghness will visit some OF the most im-
poItaDt interesting loca.s OF the United States.
IL 10 understood thar the President, Mr. Buchanan,
having autograph letter to the Queen, expressed
bis p.isonsl dssi'e 10 receive the Prince at Washing
ton his Royal II ghress will pay him visit in that
ty fH t h h eQysy lGHSPss Pas asO accepted an
His Ro, AL Higbpess may be expected back in this
country about the middle or end OF October.
WRECK OF THE MALABAR.
GREAT LOSS OF PROPERTY-NARROW ESCAPE OF
LORD ELGIN AND BARON eros.
The LONDON Times of the I'D ult. comes To us wlth
full details of the wreck OF the steamer MaiaOar lear
C.ylon. Among those on board the vessel were the
English and French Ministers to China, Lord Eigin
al Baron G. OF. The M-labar was an ron-built ship
of $50 tpns, and jnst five years old. She WAS out
in five partments. The disaster took place in Gale
harbor, Ceylon, on the Odd of May.
About 2! o'clock, the Malabars commander, Capt
Granger goes bis cabin for change of clothes. lie
is haIGl there when suddenly and without moment s
notice, comes q terrific qulll from the northeast. IL
fweeI across the bay, aud stkes the Maibar her
Pc 1T side, causing her 10 heel completely The
mooTng hawser snaps, and she sSipge round head TO
wind, completely reversing her former position, Then
c, mts sho,k which shaker the vessel from stem TO
stern u second, which brings the saloon ski light
cIasbir into the cabin Again again again, and lamp
after lamp lie shiyerod to pieces We are on tue reef
and the rocks are smashing in our plates one ar
another. Capt Granger is on the bridge--the eng
neeT III his post but the steam Is not mp and the ship
crashes and cIunehes with every swell. The pun 20
are sounded, and give three feet and half Of water in
the after commitment Five minutes later aud five
ie ct are announced Our position Is most critical net
o ioa aloDRsdenot che Of The ships boats ready fr
launching Before is the bay with its roarI sgelli
behind at 400 yards distance, the fort with Tbs sea
daslbg over the rocks which jut into the water, aud
breaking in tremendous spray right against the parape
wall tn, wind sill keeps from the north iii does
not shift but few minutes and all will be over. Hold
on by the anchorlet il drag but ak feet and te en-
CINE compartment viii be smashed 70 pieces.