The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25

~ was approaching line the orier "saoulder
ns ran ffom on'cer TO officer along tbe line, AID for
fone limo TIL the mistake discovered, His Honor
r'eived the same hunors which were subsequently
cetne'red on tie Ptieee q Wales, aud which
were Originally Intended for his Royal Hghness. About
two 1lutes before eleven O'Clock the Prince carriage
came II eht u the Psi lament House. But for short
,ne pre'"usy was annoupced by the huzzss OF the
movements which along the lines of the military
The cheering soon sp,e'd 70 the Parliament House ss the
caTriage asa s c"ud of guards cached and hats
waved til the rius worn OF many Of then.
ID, oueh ef loyalty fun. What their owners
care Te-y bad seen The Prince OF Wales. which they
ccpsdered better than dozen hats After carriage
passed the red levs enclosure which the Par
lament House the standard Of England was hoislea
on tie p q ana he guns OF half dozen war shps
the SIsat citadel Of Quebec, aud the grand bar~
ter ard udrham Terrace battery, ANNOUNCED io
wo,ts c. thauder, which shook the Whole c!tw
that tho Prince hat taken mp his abode
toe place specially prepared for his residence In Que
bee by he Canadian government have already sent
you IL scrption 81 this building, both in.criory
eSterlorly Ee dressed in The attire 10 which he
NgLt, sy elastic step. The ladies' made great rash
to brhoid lin aght Indeed, Notwithstanding the rain,
me lair representatives. cf Quebe held their ground with
hn lmcs as much frttude and resolution as the gentle
men, and Tie consequence that when The Prince OF
Waes DID arrive u, the Parliament Building they were
in such that the ",ords az creation
were outnunbered by their fair panons IN tie con-
Siderable propcrtin VI three to The Price, liter
defcendng from carriage bowed once or tw IN tho
mudude OF 10y asts arouad him. and then received
by Generals williams npd Bruce, the Adigtant general
~ The militia forc.s Colonel Irvine Aid de Camp the
werner General, and number Of other dtipgushe men
lnslde tue buildDe the Bishops of the Rsmtn
Csiboic church and about ty OF the principal Romish
clergy VI the ovince, who had marched reviousy in
procession The Episcopal shop Of Quebec and some
bali dozen Epcopai cergy also in the building
The Sathel!; Bishops their robes canouicas
when they passed in and they came in a body WITH
solemn air and tttaoy tread they attracted much no
c. almost fer the 'ime as the Prince of Wales himself
Indeed have bear that young ladies' actually
asked II tue Prince was among them TIE persons who
were ignorant on tns point could not have been
O! quebec. The members OF Parliament also marched
booy, and presented &C appearance aud manly,
ectua contrast 10 the procession which just preceded
them, especially the members from Canada West.
There we're about seven hundred persons presented
the evee altogether The entire ceremonies, Including
addresses lasted three hours. An immense throne
snounde the Pariiamens House all day, in the hope Of
seeing the oce but he does present himse AZ any
OF the windows Among those presented al the eye.-
we're several indian chiefs, fully dressed in feathers au
,ahtastc3is They came from Lorete, and OF the
Huron tribe