The New York herald., 1878-12-02
GOVERNOR GENERAL LORNE.

HOW MS EycELLEScY AND HIS PRINCESS SPENT
THEIR SECOND SUNDAY IN CANADIAN M
poRrAST BUsISEss INTERVIEW 10 START foR
OTTAWA TO-DAY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.
MONTREAL. Dec. ]. 1873.
The Sabbath day has been inezp rcssby grateful to
all concerned in the progress of the new Governor
General Of Canada and his royal wife through the Do
minion. For one space Of .wenty-four hours there
have been no formal addresses no receptions. no
hurrahs Yet even Sunday did not rebuke away the
crowds Of sghtseers bent obtaining glimpse of
Lord Lorne and the young daughter OF the Queen.
On every possible route which they could have
taken their way to church the sidewalks
lined for hours, and the halls Of the
Windsor Hotel from the foot of the elevator
to the ladies exit packed with lot of we'll
dressed and elegant lion worshippers until past dusk
in the afternoon In the course OF the day the fol-
lowing cable telegram camo to Her Royal Hghness
the Princess Louise from Her Majesty the Qneen 80
WINDSOR CASTLE, Dec i, 1878.
Delighted at reception. Say 80.
Both the Governor General and the Princess Louise,
attended by Lady Sophia Mcnamara Mrs. De Winton
and Mrs. Moreton. DR.. Clark. Colone, Mcneil,
V. c.. Equerry to the Queen, in attendance on the
Princess; Hon. Mr.. Moreton. Comptroller Of the House
hold; Major DE Winton. Colonel Littleton, Captain
Chatter, A. D. c.; the Hon. Mr.. Hnrboard Major Gen.
era Smyth and Captain Syth attended service at the
English Cathedral in the morning Admission to he
church BY ticket. an arrangement which pre-
vented overcrow6ing and confusion.
ATTENDING. SERVICE AT THE CATHEDRAL.
At FIVE minutes to eleven o'clock His Exceleney
and Princess with their attendants entered the
congregation rising and remaining standing until
they seated. Then the choir sang the national
anthem. The Rev. Canon Anderson read the
morning service UP to the frst lessen,
which was read by the Rev. Cannon
Elegcod the Rev. W. Bayles reading the
second lesson. After the choy had sang very
beautiful arrangement OF the ..Benedicits Omnia
Opera" the Rev. Canon Henderson, principal Of the
Theological School, read the service up to the
anthem, Thy Marvellous Works Behold A1nazet," !"
from the, "Creation, the solo being sung by
Mrs. Barnes. Rev. Canon Baldwin read the prayers
ordered to be used when tho ltany is omitted. The
Dean of Montreal read the ante communion service,
the episle being read by the Venerable Arch Deacon
Leach. Thehymns sang were the fine "Lo, He comes
with clouds descending" and the 3s7th old ver-
sion Of the Hundreth psalm, "All people that
on earth do dwell" The Very Reverend the Dean
of Montreal bishop elect. preached the sermon. TAX
ing his text from the ]. James. j.. 1."Every good
gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh
down from the Father of lights, with whom is no
variableness, neither shadow OF turning" There
was nothing in the sermon which was especially
adapted to the visit Of the Governor General.
THE MARQUIS EcoG
In the afternoon the Marquis disappointed hun
dreds who were waiting in the hotel and on the
streets. by walking to st. Andrews Church incog-
nito and unaccompanied by the Princess instead Of
taking carriage which supposed to be waiting
at tho hotel door. Rev. Gavin Lang preached the
sermon. which, although eloquent. had no signih-
cancs in connection with His Excellencys presence
in the church.
ATTENDING no nUsiNKs.
At half-past one 7. u. the Governor General had an
interview with ". Lefebvre, tho French Consul
General. 1t At the special request OF his Excel
lency that the French Consul attended at that hour
and the subject Of the discussion was weighty
II the length of time it occupied means
anything. One of the items before them was the
question Of admting French wines into Canada. and
the proposition OF the Marquis that the French
government. in exchange for y remission or pairing
OF the present heavy duty upon French imported
wines. should reciprocate in the matter Of
admitting Canadian ships bottoms to French
ports At present these are practically excluded by
the very heavy duty upon them II is understood
that NJ Lefebyrc is here the request Of Sir John
Mscdonao, and the incident is charse Of that
astute statesman; wipng and dining and dancing is
his nrst business and diplomacy sfterward.
OFF ron OTTAWA.
At ten o'clock tomorrow morning the viceregsl
train will leave for Ottawa, tho capital Of the Do
minon. over the Grand Trunk Railway. A special
order guarantees 1t the right Of track over all trains
Of every class and every other train going in either
direction must keep out Of its way and re
port TO the despatchers Office for orders.
Agents. operators. switchmen, trainnien and
trackInen are expected to have the line
clear fully fifteen minutes before the train Is due and
ordered to that thing safe and secure
The distance from Montreal to Ottawa IL 1e4 miles,
aud the time assigned for the journey is i've hours
and fifteen minutes. which will bring the party to
Ottawa ut fifteen minutes past three p. M. There
1ns reception is also preparing for them.
RAIDS BY INDIANS