New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20

Indians with view 10 obtain the consent OF the tribe 10
emgrate the hunting grounds on the banks OF the OF
tawa river meeting OF the whole tribe Of the Lake OF
the Two Mountains Indians will be held Friday next 10
confer with Government agent ON the SUBJECT Inc
their present lands and to pay all expenses OF tranpor'
tation &c Law officers Of the British Government to
whom were referred the question relative 10 pecunary
cOIce ssons made to Nova Scotia, warmly discussed in
Parliament in Ottawa last session. have decided that inc
constitutional, and within the meaning OF the Conedera'
ton act
VISIT OF PRINCE ARTHUR - TOUR UP THE
sAGUENAY - ARRIVAL AT QUEBEC - THE
DRIVE THROUGH THE CITY-sPENCER WOOD
VARIOUS MATTERS.
QUEBEC. Canada, Sept. 15.-Prnce Arthur
must have felt at home his arrival at Quebec
than any place since he landed at Halifax. The queer
old town. with Its streets and Its seven gates has
much more English appearance than any large city
which Prince Arthur has yet visited Halifax had its
the United States and the arrival OF Prince Arthur only
reminded them Of their forced connection with Canada
Charottetown not yet in the Dominion and was
under native Governor bnt the vessels in the harbor
royal visitor savorod strongly OF Amercsnlsm st. John
turned out large number OF people upon his arrival,
but there was little that was disnctiyely English about
the place the reception Quebec on the contrary,
would suggest an English welcome SIMPLY from the loca-
ton of the city and Its thoroughly English appearance
The arrangements too made in order to extend him
royal welcome fully keeping with the style OF the
everything was done with and calm1ess that
comes Of welDalanced minds and thorough preparation
could happen 10 interfere with the ordinary ceremonies
incident to the reception OF the Prince Had he pro-
ceeded directly 10 Quebec upon his arrival at Rviere du
Loup the authorities and every else would have
been taken unawares The storm which destroyed tee
graphic communication all over New England affected
the wires Provinces and delayed the telegram Of
Lieut. WmOt that Mr. Gregory, the agent or the
did not leave Fredericton TIL Friday and in addition,
the dispatch with which he travelled was much greater
Loup fully two days before he was expected. This
speed, however. proved very advantageous circum-
River 1t was announced FROM Government House tina.
he would land on Wednesday at Ii O'clock and NEAL
trip up the sagaenay, the large and beautiful river
flowing out Of Lake John Leaving Rivlere du Loup
ssSuena wv was reached at 10 o'clock. ThesryeT
smooth glass while the sun shone with pleas
iember, and the SKY was Coudess The afternoon was
spent Ia fishing apd Tuesday the steamer started on
its return reaching Lslet before night IN Quebec,
meanwhe the only evidence OF preparation was the ec
tvity Of the at work building the arches along the
sny o 70
apparently from any want Of respect TO Prince Arthur
them TO undergo any expense. The day was fine as
possibe the shOne from cloudless sky and the In
ing such beautiful weather to welcome the son Of their
Queen 10 the Province The stores generally not
closed but every IN the streets and the merchants
might well nave closed their doos, for there was no
business done.
nished fine picture for the PHOTOGRAPHER The wharf
itself being but little used IS covered with turf except
entrance is through an arch the large soreouses
granite and guarded by squad OF men from
the Sixty Regiment under COMMAND OF sergeant
There is question that military guard on an occasion
like this much superior to any number OF policemen
sumo on their authority the latter obey when they
please, feel magDed by their position and usually take
company of the Sixty ninth REGIMENT was in line acting
the guard of the officers Of the volunteer cav
. squad OF police were drawn up The Coy
ernOF. carriage and foo.%sn were In rr wat
The officers present MajorGeD. ststead Col Far
rlngton 18th Regiment communism OF the garrison;
Capt. Pope, Town Major Capt. Malcolm Royal Eng.
Deers and all the heads Of s0Se T xta
crowded with people and crowds cond be seen along
made by Col harrington commandant OF the garrison,
and Capt Pope, the Town Major The 69th Regiment
and the Royal Artillery lined the streets, and restrained
Soon after II O'Clock the Napoleon III appeared in
sight little before Ia o'clock Prince Arthur landed
was received by the Lieutenant Governor and the ad
dresses presented just as Prince Arthur was read
ing his reply, which be did In his usual clear
and distinct manner, with the German rolling
OF the X, the salutes began; tine Royal ARTILLERY
Artillery bred royal salute from Durham Terrace The
ROYAL Mail steamer, Just then passing mp the river on
enough with the stars and Stripes at the fore, also
fred salute Prince Arthur entered the carriage with
rne and st. Lewis roads fhe streets were
thronged with people and every window full There
good ss i English cheer and tie attempt failure
this occasion. They entered the upper town by the
Prescott Gate and out at the ST. Lewis Gate The
road 10 Spencer Wood lies tho Plains OF Abraham
In sight OF Wofe's Monument, and Spencer Wood Is
mile distant from the walls. On our way out we pass
the house OF one Of Aldermen, with the Union Jack
on one corner and the Stars and Stripes on the other lie
said; "They 90 well together, and mean to put them
Spencer Wood is a noble place. 1t has been kept as
gentemans residence for hundred years, and was the
GUNNER residence OF the Governor OF Canada Now
there considerable dispute 10 the ownership OF the
property, whether 1t belongs to the province or tno
DOMINION The drive 10 the house through the grounds
il fully ha mile In length The carriages Kept right
on after the Prince and upon his arrival at the house the
officers were presented The h0use, which has been un
occupied for long time has been thoroughly RENTED In
every respect IL has been provided with everything
Prince Arthur and his suite may Keep an excellent
bachelors hall. His own groom and seven horses nave
arr stah sea messenger from the Queen with dis
patches who arrived the Dacia presented them to
Ss Tse Saa sn@ SS Of Which
be placed In his quarters at Montreal Tom0rrow night
grand ball take. place r pTnee a.. As' oo Nom T
day he will leave for Montreal vbsfo no VIII stop but
short time but proceed 70 London CWfo DAY ort"o
THE ANNEXATION MOVEMENT.
The Montreal Paps, In n long account OF the
Quebec meeting says OF public opinion 10 .hsa d p
spending day In going through the e ana q,
public opinion, Independence with which we would ee
content 10 insufficient 10 satisfy the pubic Inhd' 80
Tsy improve the condition Of The country when YOU
ask persons competent TO decide on poluca quesDOhs
s SS Se ay Az Quebec is fer Il you in
Qnire the Names they tell you the CITY dsectoiy iio
beginning 10 end, except the Govcrnueht e"Poy0s anu
some singular individuals"
| AN AMERICAN STATESMAN ON THE BYRON
NAV STORY.
| The London Times publishes the following
eommunicati which mankind viii be prompt In aserio
| ing TO the pen Of Mr.. s. g. Cox:
i To Tia Editor Of Tn1 Times. .-s