The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY AUGUST 2 l86o-rR1PLE SHEET

civilized INA ssl.ncr Of much nc san, sort o..
more OF ~ - he. enjoyed VI Saturday and N "'ons
contrast " the bright, clear Sunday which mas Just
passed. The Prince @tver,isel 70 go - tue fsIs
Chkaaere however ard 90 - the Falls he did, though
TIRE rain fell dismsly ali day, and his Royal Htghness
might have seen quite much water on Is
downward passage Il ne Lad remained comfort
ably at the Governors roeden:e ard slved your oce-
dier. bad wettiag snd ditto cold.
-IyTss RnoDI on gINs.
Mr.. Bartlett the Secretary Of for Rhode Island
and r. sprague, tire Commissioners General Of he
petite Commonwealth, have been snrtJusy awaiting an
Opportunity 70 sppeSr Delegation from Providence
solcit the Prince TO vst that city, and they were
granted audience with toe Duke of Newcastle this
morning The Duke inquired Il It possible that they
had oorueyed cpg distance u preseat this invita-
tiou and seemed much pleased With the attention when
he Informed that they hat come upon this special
bus.rtss The delegation sUhmtte! the programme for
the Princes entertainment, which consisted of public
dinner bail, and inspection OF the manufactures, &c.
Governor Williams offered - give up his private resi-
dence for the accommodate OF he llghness. The Duke
replied that the Prince much interested in meeha-
nice and would be Glad OF an opportunity TO visit the
nanuactores Il his desRe, we'll that Of TIE
Prince TO remain ~ long possible in the United States
much 81 the Country, ard viait many Of the
principal ces as time would permit, and havea view of
the Western prsrics AL of tbe arrangements for the
United States, however were lett with Lord Lyons with
whom he would consult TO morrow aud arrange the
gram II the Princes visits. Thanking the del CATION
tor their Kindness, the Duke then terminated the
interview.
Two representatives 81 the New York press were al.
lowed n br,f interview with tho Prince this m,rnipg
upon private busbess. aud are delighted at the 9i,ty
With which royalty greeted the republican meihbefs Of
the fourth state Thompson, Of New York, thinks IA:
will await awhile before present ng his letters.
Montreal is now the great centre Of attraction, and
thousands Of visitors Hooking there from all quarters
After the departure Of the morn,ng train 70 day there
fore. tie streets assumed comparatively deserted ap
ed decidedly shabby IN The drenchne rain which s,ea lily
continued ~ fall and added to the forosn appearance Of
The city.
Through Aeee streets the Prince started at about
O'clock the Fails OF Chandiere, accompanied by
Governor General, Lord Lyons, Admiral Milne
Of the gentlemen I, the Princes suite possessed
proof OATS and had learned 10 90 without the luxury Of
umbrellas The Duke Of Newcastle well the Cover.
nor exhibited decided disncina,on 70 venture
out into the storm, but out into the storm the Prince
would co. and SO the party started they drove to the
river In carriages, and crossed In the four small
heats PROVIDED for the purpose. The Prince
dressed in n white ha. and olcloth coat, WITH
best possible bumor and when at length the party were
mounted on horseback route for the Fails the Prince
led the party such race, up hill and DOWN dale that tn,
por!iy nob men almost oted 10 pieces Tue Falls
Of Chaudiere situated about ten miles from Quebec
upon the little Chaudiere river which bubbles rapidly
alo until il reaches precipce, which 'ails
distance of hundred and thirty feet, and forms
boiling Of water At the bottom. II is from this
boiling that the name Chaudere or caadron is derived
Tie scenery around is most wild aud romantic, aud alto
Rether the Chsudiere has many picturesque features,
which place above that OF ;oit norepcy in beauty.
The Princes party rude up wet through with the rain,
covered with mud and almost exhausted with their long
ride and boisterous laughter bat could not
dgbt as they caught the st view the magnificent
display. Tie rain had greatly increased the volume OF
water and Chaudiere puts on lis best look for the ace
only needing the sunshine TO complete its beauties As
the stream fails II strikes upon rock which divides
into three distinct currents, which. again uniting fall
together into the caudron Al the Bottom THIS feature
OF the falls reminded Of the Princes feather repre-
sentatops OF whco are 60 displayed eli about
Canada and this Tea was freely dscussei and
upon II bad been arranged that q collation. u be
served al frco, but account u the rain hut which
stood lonely pear by vas fitted up temporary dining
the Prince ndulenR In all sorts Of prsnks and practical
Jokes, and the whole affair gong Of Ike the cos OF soda
enc
waiting upon the Quebec sde aud drove TO the Cover
nors residence Few knew that the Prince had left
entered Quebec and the whole Altar private
sion, at which all enjoyed themselves heartily,
without fear of their jokes and capers being 10
lepny reported for the papers. Only one jenkins
wss On band and those who desire to know just how
noblemen behave whea they make fun like common folks
must consult bis "widely circulated Journal"
DURING DAY.
Many persons occupied themselves during the day with
entering their names for the levce tomorrow and pa
upon of the books which opened for the pur
pose. delegation arrived from OTTAWA City with the
snd ball and display Of lumbermen in one hundred and
aity bark oaloes the principal features At night
VT lngraham the proprietor OF the London hstratet
reported that The Princes visit 70 the provinces
created no excitement and but little talk at home.
The Prince has been away before you know, and the
people used 10 this sort.of thing All these provn.
ria celebrations dwinde into very enicsn aI,rs
when far the Atlantic; but only wait ill the
Prince reaches States we shall soe John Bull
won't open his eye<. The programme or the reepticn
At Montreal with Indian games, parades, fireworks, u
p.tpat sops hal hrd
palaces, all displayed In red and blue oolors upon
bill mile and three quarters nesrly Ia length,
sos,sd IN the '0i sos ' ,h s'' R RsS%ssS
were determined to eclipse the Quebec celebration
h,avy storm, with thunder and lightning during the
evening, the Fireworks were postponed until Wednesday
cvening, when they will be exhibited upon the espansde
The Seventeenth s detailed guard Of honor fr the
Prince to morrow; the Ievee Is 20 commence the
ING. at three State breakfast aad a. eight State din
ner 10 be given, and the ships in the harbor iu
minated and in evening the grand BALE for
three are to be givenone by the citizens at Cartier
HALL one by the loyal Orange Association and one by
the city Music Hall The las, that at which the
Prince will attend and the eumptuous decorations of
ball loom have already been described for you by your
AFTER the ball the Prince sseeps in tho Parliament House.
of which he takes Official possession in the morning A
Prince lunches at the citadel the Lorele
vista the Falls of Nonimorency.
orKnsc, August 81, 1890.
Suife-TM Woaher- Ercitenscn-Scenss,f dc.
The Prince was expected At the Parliament House
csrly ten O'Clock, but he did not arrive there Eli
eleven, probably account Of the rain. But sst this
might he misconstrued into ut variance with the
precise punc,uay which has heretofore charac serized
all his movements in the New World, IL 10, perhaps,
well to state that the official programme mentioned
eleven O'Clock A. NJ as the hour at which he
would be in the Parliament House. In the meantime
must give you some particulars OF the maunc~
In which he received along the route from
the house OF the Governor General 10 the Parliament
House by the populsce From oclook rain began ~
fall and the ing had e the most gieomy appear
Ancts from that hour till half past ten that ever knew
isy fingered morn" TO weir. Notwithstanding this the
turned oat in force from that hour. aud
be groups NIL along the road under the shelter
every bush between the GtveTp,r Generals residence
and the city. Ia the city, the route the Prince
10 pass the streets lined throughout on both sides,
aud the double lie OF nabr elias. which like mush
rooms uherevo you turned your vision, most pic.