The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

zero 70 arise and make display OF their PATRIOTISM
b II MT as yet doing much they preparing 70 90
From the Chronicle of this city We quote the ionoNns
would be well If municipal bodies and others lnlenu
ing TO present addresses to the Prince OF naes
send copies forward the earliest possible moment-
dressed 10 Mr. Penneather Private secretary 10 hs e.
cellency the Governor General The copies thus iot-
warded could he placed In the hands OF the Prince even
before his arrival at Quebec and appropriate answers
prepared 10 each Delays and annoy ances We eohevto
would thus be avoided The number OF addresses '" DC
very large before the Prince completes his CANADIAN
tour and viii be he desire OF the Princes immedate
advisers u that time is found to receive and answer
rs many ~ may be cent VIII contemporaries west
ward be good enough 70 devote little space this sub
ec which, although it may appear trivial, is OF import
bearing the order, regularity and we may say
the success with which We shall entertain the royA
Advertisements make their appearance daily in the
They are all similar this which is the one issued by
quebec and the subject invariably public ball TO
Al meeting o, the subscribers to the ball. held this
day. at the Mayors room in the City Hail, IL Was
Resolved tn It with the view OF enabling the citizens
generally 70 avail themselves Of the opportunity Of doing
honor 10 ,he Prince Of Wales the subscription tickets to
the ball in honor of his Royal Hghness be reduced 10 ten
dollars for gentleman and the ladies OF his family, nve
dollars for every lady not member or his family ana
i've dollars for an unmarried gentleman froyded,
however, that il in the course OF one week from this day
sufficient number OF tickets be not subscribed for at
those reduced insure the construction and com
petion in suitable Of an ednce TOR the purpose
OF being used ball room for the OCCASION and meet
the expenses incident to the ball. the original rates Oh
subscription be adhered to- and the ball be then given N
the Music Hall as at first decided uoon.
Editorial paragraphs recommend the ladies. 70 sci their
caps in order the OCCASION and inform the gentlemen
that rests with them by subscribing literally 10 pro-
e se means ans msp,aS Ina. sixteen horses Of supe
ror breed have been purchased by the government for
the use Of the Prince, and are newly arrived here.
TIE programme Of arrangements, which have from a
private and official source will be follows:The fleet,
after leaving Newfoundland where active preparations
being made 10 receive him on as grand scale as the
limited Of the colony will permit, and wnere
the Prince will likely remain two days, VIII SAL 10
Halifax calling however at Gaspe on the way, at
which place Lord Lyons the British Minister at Washing
ton is expected TO meet his Royal Hghness and aer
travel with him. Az said before, he s expected
to reach Halifax on the Both inst While at Halifax the
two infantry regiments sixty second and Sixty third, or
the line In garrison there are to parade, together
with number o! volunteer rifle and artillery corps and
societies expected that fourteen British vessels OF
war will be in port time and from the Hero he viii
land docyard at the inner end Of the city, and be
escorted thence to Province House de WIZ remain mere
til the % August; and then proceed by railway to
Windsor. and onward from that by steamer TO ST. johns
New Brunswick. He viii spend day or two AZ 81
Johns Fredericton aud then return 10 Windsor aud
travel way of Truro and Picou to Quebec which city
II expected he will reach the 18th or l3tn OF
August He will remain FIVE days AT the latter place and
then go BY river Montreal calling AT the town OF Three
Rivers route by this arrangement TWO days VIII h-
tervene between his departure from Quebec ana MS arr
val at Montreal where he ~ remain week at the ex
prat,n of which be will on to Ottawa-the intended
capital of Canada-by boat and rail AT Ottawa ne Is 10
lunberers are their boats and make demoostra-
ton of their patriotism ON the occas on FROM thence ne
will proceed to the Schandiere and Chats lakes de VIII
then his tour from point ON tue later lake
called Aran Prior he will proceed TO Rockville by rail,
ana that Kingston thence to the bay OF eain'e
thence Toronto. thence TO Hamilton, London and sar-
na, at the head Of lake Erie, opposite Detroit FROM
this be will go the Falls Of Niagara, where he viii
OCCUPY The house Of the late Mr. Zimmerman, on the
Canadian side, while his suite will be quarered at the
Clifton House His route through the states shall learn
ia a few days.
Mr.. Woods, OF the London Times, is here also Dr. Raw
lngs, Of Frank Leses paper but both have given up
the IDEA Of gong 70 Newfoundland owing TO the un
certainty which is likely to attend the return to HALIFAX
However, shall do the best can for myself aad have
sometimes liking for pushing my way through fire aud
water IN my next shall give the world written pano
rama of the 81. Lawrence. Till then, adieu.