The New York herald., 1878-11-24
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
THE LOG OF THE sARMATLAN-THE DISTANCE
RANGEsIENTs FOR TOMORROW


RANGEarENTs FOR TOMORROW.
HALIFAX, Nov. %, 1873
The steamer Sarmatian, having on board the Vice
regal party was signalled twenty minutes to seven
down the harbor to meet her, and after time
returned. reporting that the signal must have been
error, the steamer could be found. The sig
nails remained up however and at about nine clock
of the steamers approach. The weather was
still thick. The tug again went down, when
the weather cleared and the Sarmatian was found
coming to anchor between McNabs and Georges
day morning, but this cannot be definitely stated
until tomorrow
DAILY RECORD OF THE VOYAGE.
The following is report of the voyage:-On Fri
day. November Is. the ship had run 100 miles. After
leaving Moville the sarmatian experienced heavy
weather from the northeast, which continued during
the whole night and part of the next day; the ship
rolled heavily and took in large bodies of water.
odtuTudys lotH-ifU ulicS.
Sunday, 17th-33l miles, ran into finer weather,
and. the sea moderating. the ship made good run;
wind north-northeast to north northwest Her
Royal Highness had, however, suffered severely from
the effects Of the last two days.
Monday, 1sth-3l1 miles; the morning broke with
a strong breeze from the southwest accompanied by
heavy squalls. These gradually increased till noon,
when the gale became hurricane, carrying away the
maintrysal and causing also very heavy cross
which broke over the vessel fore and aft. One sea
stove in the smoking room. The ship rolled and
pitched heavily and all on board suffered in conse
qucnce.
The gale began to break about three P. M.
Tuesday, 19th-174 miles; all night and next morn
ing the sea ran very heavily.
Wednesday. 2Oth--335 miles; blowing a moderate
gale from the southeast; Her Royal Hghness better
carried all sail.
Thursday 21st-322 miles; fresh breeze and cloudy
weather throughout; wind from southeast TO north
west
Friday. 22d-slo miles, strong breeze and cloudy
throughout. Wlnu from SOutneaSt TO northwest.
Saturday 23d-3l9 miles; strong breeze from
southwest and hazy. with good deal of fog.
Her Royal Highness appeared on deck for the first
time to-day. Arrived off sambro at six p. NJ and
anchored below the city of Halifax at haf-past nine
o'clock.
Her Royal Hghness suffered somewhat severely
durinr the yoyane hut she il now onvalescino and
it is confidently expected she will speedily recover
her accustomed health The of the party are all
we'll. Tho Duke Of Edinburgh visited the sarmatan
Immediately after her arrival and remained board
PROGRAMME MONDAY.
After tho landing of the Marquis and Princess on
Monday at the Halifax Dockyard. where they will be
received by the Duke of Edinburgh. General Nc
Dougall, the Mayor and other dgnitarics. process
sion will be formed in the following orier-
Grand Marshal
Detachment of City Police.
The Mayor Corporation and General Reception Com
mittec in carriages.
The staff in four carriages
Lieutenant Governor, His Royal Highness the Duke
of Edinburgh and Admiral.
Carriage containing Her Royal Highness Princess
Louise and the Marquis of Lorne
Staff Of the General Comnmndcr-in- Chief.
Archbishop and Bishop.
Dominion Cabinet.
Chief Judges of the Courts Of Law and Equity.
Members of tho Privy Council
Puisne Judges.
Members Of The House Of Commons
Members of the Provincial Executive Council
Foreign Consuls.
The President and Members of the Legislative Council
Mcmbers Of the Legislature.
Assembly
Custos and County Magistrates Of the Corporation of
Dartmouth.
The route will be mp Water north. to Brunswick
street along Brunswick to Jacob. down Jacob 10
Argyle. through Argyle to Buckingham. down
Buckingham TO Granville. along Granville 10
George, thence in Hollis TO the Provincial Build.
ings at which point halt will be made. Tho vice.
regal party and suite will proceed the Legislative
Assembly Chamber. where the Marquis Of Lornc win
be sworn in as Governor General Of the Dominion of
Canada.
After the Marquis of Iorne has been sworn
in His Excellcnry will receive the addresses
of the Mayor and Corporation in the Assem-.
bly, Chamber When His Exccllcncy leaves Par.
lament House the various city bells will ring.
His Excellcncy and Her Highncss will then
return 10 their carriage and the procession viii
move in the original order:-Through Hollis street
to South street. up South to Pleasant, along Pleas.
ant 10 Spring Garden road TO South Park street,
where the procession will pass through tho arch
and dismiss. The viceregal party will thon drive
through South Park street to Sackvillc down
sackvle to Brunswick, along brunswick to
North, thence by Gotingcn street TO Admiralty
House No carriages other than landaus. batouchos
aud broughams. with pairs Of horses aud properly
at;ircd drivers. will be permitted IL the procession
and all such carriages will be subject to the approval
and under the orders of the Grand Marshal.