New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
THE NEW DOMINION.
PRINCE ARTHUR,


at the stadacona Club by Gov Bellean On Sunday he
went 80 church at the English Cathedral which was
crowded with people To day at 10 O'Clock the pT9ss
were fired, and the officers and members of the Govern
The weather is fine.
MONTREAL, Sept 20.-Prince Arthur arrived
here ut o'clock, and received by Gen. wyndham
who drove him to Rosemount his future quarters where
dom Ontario There was great enthusiasm on the route
and he made stop Of an hour at Richmond, where an
address delivered TO which the Prince made reply
THE VISIT OF PRINCE ARTHUR-sIGHT-sEEING
IN QUEBEC-THE FALLS OF MoNTMoRENCI-
THE MILITARY sCHOoL-THE HIGH SCHOOL
MORRIN COLLEGE - THE CITADEL - THE
FRENCH CATHEDRAL-LAvAL UNIVERSITY.
QUEBEC, Canada, Sept. 16.-Of all the places
which the Prince hayisted Quebec has gone into the
affair with the most system. Indeed, after the first
public welcome to the city the authorities have taken
hum sightseeing with cold-booded and remOrseess
regularity. programme has been made out, all the
places be visited catalogued and q certain time
allowed for each and the Of carriages arrived
at every point almost with the regularity OF clock
He has been taken in hand by the members of the
Dominican Cabinet far, and they have kept him very
busy The Hon Mr. Dunkin the Provincial Treasurer has
the headcener and been untiring in his efforts
little slip OF paper bears the Of the various
points to be reached and the time set off against each
one
Mr. Dunkin carries the timetable constantly, and
train II is quite amusing to the gentleman, short
reyheaded man. with specaces paper in hand and
pencil in the other His Royal Hghness would like
there; Il s well worth seeing, and thought that
1t was agreeable to His Royal Highness would visit
that next And Of course 1t is agreeable and the inst
tuition In question Is visited and then the same tcene
Prince Arthur reached Spencer Wood little before
o'clock on Wednesday, and within two hours train OF
handsome barouches ak In number with the Lieutenant
Governor Sir Narcsse Beean and the members OF the
priV w tied Tha fir nOtn Va
was. OF course the Falls of Montmorenci The guide
books contain full description OF the Falls.
written in the most glowing language, and they
are well known TO American tourists. About an
s place the c SIs T reached ee
The weather to-day was hardly what copld be de.
windy. The same half dozen carriages, each with It's
The first thing Mr. Dunkn sprogramme visit 20
the military school in the drshed on the GroDde Alice
kECviedse Of military tactics and precision In dr he
reasonably proud The shed covers smooth hard plot
drill The band of the 9Th Regiment was on hand, and
% f the eRea 1sps we're e
wished to get better opportunity to see the Prince and
the forethOught Of Col. Bagot few minutes after ii
o'clock the Prince arrived and was received In the usual
eTdeSi IN his TSE and The ease OF
with which he watches military drill He walked round
on they drilled by Col Bagot His stay was short
however and he entered the carriage again and was
structure on St. Grsules 1t has been standing over
quarter OF a century, and there but little paint omod
and Ventilation but the seats Benches and table remind
torcby Of our 1d country nc use ,a
directors received the Prince and presented HIM TO the
rector and the master Prince Arthur asked Dr. COON IL
quest which Immediately granted and the fact was
three cheers for Prince Arthur and the little urehns
gave sharpest and most hearty cheers that the
through the building and drove in company with Dr.
Cook 10 Marin College. Here he was introduced
he e1 heartily shook hands with each He
shown through the various rooms In the building;
the large wehghted recitation and lecture rooms aud
the library which contains large number OF rare and
ys1as works stored IL large airy t. aRs
visitors book together with the date He writes beau
as straight and even as the most careful writn
could wish 1t TO be regretted that the addresses are
ona interest to all who may look at them hereafter
After leaving the library the museum was next visited
speeimens Of natural history contained in IT, There
but two pctures the walls-One photograph Of Gen
chrome Of President Grant There is a very fun
and complete collection OF Canadian birds In
much interest The institution has suffered by fire tey
sra and the S O y @s @ the
Institution, and his expressions OF good wishes TOT its
prSeeFy rom air. and he from the College
leaving as he has wherever lie mas Waited er9wa OF
Scotch way as the Prince getting into the carriage
Come, you men folks, this way and give him cheer.
ont 80 do; give him good one" and 1t was done.
The Normal school, which the party next Waited is
French school, in the old Chateau g. Louis on Durham
terrace He was received az the door by the Principal
Mr. Chandonnet and conducted through the building
There is neatness and quiet about the building which
"a very pleasant while the Don hois of the smoothly
shaven professors, in their long gowns shows tina,
the easaGtes nature uRHn reaching a5e nal o.
in large circle around the room. The principal pre-
sented Prince Arthur and ringing clappiDg OF hands
followed which would have delighted any %nG m
sonIe leads of at PhiIipss Exeter Academy The visit
Sss TeTs se Sas s enVbe location It
terrace on level with the city wall and the view OF .ne
harbor Point Levi opposite and the town ana "na'eS
De TSe membes Of the Pyy Council now left the Prince
the Espanade where they were the guests OF the oces
O2 sr as hey entered and Visitors
them with considerable interest fer some time After
a e t%s wc was not them
while in Halifax During their visit the band OF the reg
%ss % IL south ce and
waterloo in the Cmss and In India ras osa
frishmsn as foine ever left County Kildare.
1Ss Ses se and Of
whom the men thoroughly Ike. The men in the band
SscSms sex s1 Of s &
low in the Dominion who would give all they are worth
and the Central Railroad for the United states
si,nar 10 that Of the other line regiments with the ex
cepton Of the shouldersraps ana cnis These are OF
darE green CLOTH which adds much to the beauty OF the
uniform. 49,, a.. -, a.o~o ror nd hv tho
Wolfe and Nontcam monument IN the Government gar
den The monument is now being repaired but nothing
can add 10 the beauty OF the garden The trees ioOk
fresh and green and the flowers nearly all Ia Doom
The French Cathedral, where Prince Arthur was next
toEen h buildng such as one could not e1pect 10 See
on TINS Continent The worn, uDpainted pews and noors
the HIGH arches and the magnificent pictures peiong
,nors 70 France than this country The visit was
sHnented and within the Cathedral the organist was
A few peOple drawn Dy curiosity