The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-28

other win be read by the A. d Equerry in waiting
III me time % presentation.
After the Of his name, each gentleman
and VIII pass on. wYMAN b. g. MOOR,
United States Consul General.
In anticipation Of the multitude that would be present,
the city authorities have wisely and Hospitality, made
arrangements for the accommodation Of all strangers who
might be crowded of the hvteh and ordinary cara
varraies 0: the city. TIE following the Corporation
notice
Strangers and other persons visiting Montreal during
the festivities N honor o Royal Hghness the Prince
OF Wales hereby notified that
maze oy the JOINT Committees Of the City Council ana OF
moossson VIII he srnrSs s"sa ~ W. nav ISL
"es'y curing the approaching celesratioa-
,ess,s Ose has been opened in the City HAIL where's
mediation to be had the ciy and where yisiters may
y" UNIT "rNai mere, obtain the necessary directions.
| ohs 6LschMEYER, City Cork
| THE BOSTON FrsuExss
Inc reception Of this corps here has been most enhu-
eiakiic bon officers and members have received marked
! attention Although the Montreal Field Battery, fsty
sabres the only corps that paraded ut their rep
tion, yet the Dattson OF Rhes seven hundrea strt
would have paraded had they been permitted 70
do So but Captain Stephenson considered hls oe.ps
entitled to all the privileges Of the OCCASION no.
wish to be ovcrshsdowed by the display of large
fitted up in the mos. complete for the Bostoc
military at the expense Of the Field Battery, who to
entertain the Fusieers, board and bed, for fun
The corps has done itself honor thus far by the
excellent conduct Of its members. Out Of seventy
eight bayonets seventy-four were on dress parade
this morning. The drill and discipline
more perfect and every man seems In earnes 10 majn
tain the reputation Of New England soldiers and
Citizens The heat the OF the arrival OF the corps
was terrible, and the suffered much consequence
OF long and dusty march which they compelled 10
take by circumstances beyond the control Of the Field Bat
terry halt beneath the barrack wall, In the fab bAze
of the sun, whore wind came, q climax which proc
trated two from the ranks, but they fully re-
covered The total force Of tho ruseers here the Ha
or the Adjutant, Six OF the staff, four company ofcers
pioneers, seventy ak bayonsts and twenty eight
musicans-in all one hundred and twenty three.
THE aENEALoaY OF TIKI FRINGE.
We have received the following communication this
subject
KpnoR HERALD.
Having read In your edition OF Sunday, the cath lost
genealoey the Prince Of Wales found the following
q atemsnt;-
Which, .so &. e MfS . -
Eusnd q he Of Tho wAe rosa being Ae
BETH the daughter of King Edward w. tho wife Of
King Henry VII would solicit you most politely 70 let
right wrong. CONSTANT READER
The impression Of correspondent Is correct. Eliza
beth was the wife Of Heary VII and Representa-
tive ofihe White and not the Red rose.
Our Montreal Correspondence.
MONTREAL, August "A, 1860
The Prince len the Parliament House Quebec for
city bali past ten open carriage drawn by four
horses the Governor General tho Duke Of Newcastle and
Earl st. Germans being seated with him. His suite,
also Lord Lyons the Earl of Mugrave and few Others
followed in lagos drawn by two horses
They thus proceeded TO the wharf in front Of Cham
plain market, where,,he landing had taken place. he
weather was beautifully warm and sunny, and the SOL
diers OF the Seventeenth regiment stationed Along
the line OF route, while the Quebec Cavalry acted ~
guard Of honor by accompanying the royal carriage.
On the wharf were collected the members Of The e.
ecutive Council the Mayor and Corporation and the
tiers OF various national societies.
AZ the royal cortege passed along the cheers Of
the highest enthusiasm glorious chorus Of voices ned
the air as no stepped from his carriage at the point Of en-
S nooo sns an & rele 90
atty and admiration as be embarked on the steamer.
Then oo the ieud ,onsued cannon rolled cut The terrible
music Of royal salute and the that manned the
yards Of the owa waved their hats and raised
voices In grand unity OF praise. From the citadel,
Charles the thunder and smoke Of IRON mouthed
guns, and flags waved, and waveets gtered and mag
a tear down a maiden's check. had seen her
dancing with the Prince at the ball. f had been
grets are vain. The steamer receded from my view.
Cheers ring again and again They are answered by
wave OF the hat Adieu
PRESENTATIONS os BmIs
That morning MAJOR General Bruce had sent 10 the
Anglican l, Bshop Of Quebec Be'e on .hs z is.i Q,
Quebec, in memory Of Sunday, August 10, 1850
ALBERT EDWARD"
The book exquist,ey bound and bore the srus and
a
corRps.
Al four o'clock that afternoon len The city for Mon
tered by the government for the conveyance Of members
OF the Legislature DESTROYS Of being present a the ev
By leaving thus early the day enjoyed good view
Of The beautiful river scenery for some hours.
that the vessel should anchor Il Three Rivers during the
night and sail up with the Prince in the morning
THREE RIVERS
When we arrived a, that Point, at hsEpsrt ten, Tho
whole Of the water side beautifully Hum mated and
The royal steamer lay al anchor lew hundred yards
The Prince had landed there under arch canopy
erected for the OCCASION at sly and WAS boror
ed with a salute from corps Of Royal Artillery and
company OF Montreal Light Infantry. He received
by The Mayor and Corporation, the clergy pubic ocers
elected brief but appropriate Response amer tbe DELI
very Of which he returned 70 the steamer.
on THE WAY AGAfs.
This morning, when awokc, We were stesmne up
the 81 Lawrence with the royal steamer short Distance
badly Bot Notwithstanding Il; being misty md gloomy
and wet Montreal steamers from about teu
clock met ue with their decks crowded with thousands
OF men women and children. These steamers blew the
whstle turned back 20 accompany their peSeeD-
eers meanwhile cheering vociferousy and rstsBce
singing aGod the Queen"
steamer AFTER steamer toined advanced, the
iecks equally crowded with people wet 10 The SKIN,
outstanding their umbrellas Cor the rain heavy
Ind drifting 10 be escaped.
A. two O'Clock the Kingston stopped To await The pro
time Cbree T. for approaching the city. she gas
row three miles below H.
NOMINAL
We len her behind, and, stoamng Up 70 the quay,
andcd. The rain had by this time ccsef, ard there
tvery promise Of enc Afternoon. Nevertheless
Informed that the Mayor had issued procamAton
the effect that owing 10 the state OF The weather Ne
reception would be postponed I'll the morning fouo~rs
The tens Of Thousands who had prepared themssives M
he event therefore, len 70 20 homo ASan. Never
pToc'smaton premature unsAi .stNctcry. put
,s the million led by the one, the mayor ruled NE
masses and no reception took plane The Steamer nrs
on remains where len her, and the Princc an 60
board.
Inc vsiOrous, flying rsh and styI arrived here ys