The New York herald., 1878-11-28

COUNTY, NOVA SfoTTA.-
GFNrLl.MES--I doubly sensible of the loyalty
which has induced TO offer the address of welcome
TO which we have Just listened with much pleas
ure. III leaving at this place the Province of Nova
Scotia wish TO thanks for the hearty
greeting given by ell inhabitants of this Province
You have Alluded In generous terms TO the appoint
Inent made by Her Majesty in selecting me
the Governor General OF the Dominion. Such
position must always be one OF anxiety, but it
is great encouragement TO undertake tho task
to endeavor to win the appreciation of the
people of this country by unremittng attention
tended to the occupant of this high office. All classes
in Nova Scotia have contributed to assure me OF their
friendly disposition. and esteem it matter OF great
good fortune that am called on TO represent Her
LoRNE.
~ new BRUNSWICK.
A.weil settled district stretches beyond Amherst
and by end by the Bay of Fundy comes fairly into
view. After crossing the AIasssquash on bridge OF
conld be seen dashing fnriosly against the exposed
ellis. along its shore the ruins OF fortihcatons
frssiea by the fne to resist the attack OF the
Anlac. west of which is country compara-
lively level. we'll drained and fertile. On then
situated the left bend Of the Petitcodiac River
near its entrance into shepody Bay from there past
Painsec. On the banks of the Memramcook
River here and there some flourish
ing French Acadian settlements Thence to Shediac
with population of 1,000 and thence part of the
time along the banks of the Petitcodiac, through first
well cleared. next hckly forestcd. and at length
considerable stop was made. is the headquarters
OF tho Intercolonsl Railway and handsomely
situated al the Petitcodiac's head 1t has
population oksome five thousand, large proportion
OF whom connected with the railroad and
its extensive local works. The railway workshops
cover of fully seventy acres, and
consist or thu immense buildings. where the roll
ing stock and all the material for the equipment OF
the road are manufactured. The general Offices OF
the Intercolonial are situated few steps behind the
depot and all these structures like others in the
town. were gayly ornaInented for the present occa-
witness the celebrated tide OF the Bay OF Fundy which
can be seen at Moncton I'd the greatest advantage.
by its rocky walls and is gradually forced
into narrow bed. where the waters. rising with
great rapidity rush to the head Of bays and river
channels in waves sometimes six feet in height. At
their highest the tides rise to about sixty feet at tho
head OF Petit Zodiac Bay and from twenty-five to
twenty-sx feet at the head of the St. John River.
RECEPTION MoScroN.
The display at Moncton altogether the most
brilliant of any the route. Everything had beer
done since noon stately canopy of evcrgrcens
flowers and bunting stood in front Of the station
was carpeted with red and blue. The pillars and
gables OF the station itself were also hung with
arrival Of darkness had enabled the reception
committee to add a effect to the scene;
scores of lanterns were hung, illuminating the arch
and building and from every window pane of the
latter shone candle light. The interior OF the canopy
illuminated by chandelier which. when the
MARQUIS and Princess stepped from the train and
ascciidcd under it shed bright glow upon them re-
vealing the youthful couple clearly to the surround
ing troops and concourse. neighboring battery
began salute immediately on the trains arrival anil
u bonfire made up of 100 barrels piled in pyramid
blazcd bright against the sky. Over all tho
new shed ts luster and everybody ON the vice.
regal train viewed the spectacle with manifest de-
light. The Princess herself gratifed by the mp
pearsnce Of number of illuminated sentences OF
welcome among which was one:-f
y"God Bless the Daughter of Our Beloved Queen"
The head Of the Moncton Committee. greeNng the
Governor General. read the following address =
May it please Your Excellency. we the chairman
and members of the Town Council of Moncton.
beg leave to tender hearty congratulations
upon your assumption of the government Of the
Domipiop OF Canads and TO express our feelings OF
loyalty and attachment to the throne and person OF
our beloved Queen. VIC beg also to be permitted to
presence Of Her ROYAL Highncss the PRINCESS
Louise. and to convey to Her Royal Highhess
With Which her savent into cansds is hailed by all
classes Of her royal mothers devoted subjects.
Your Excellensys eminent ability as we'll as
your distinguished position and parliamentary
that at''Siit the important duty .yon are osIiei
honor upon yourself and rebound to the happiness.
welfare and prosperity OF the Dominion OF Canada
We Trust sns d 'he Msr oSs a he
Louise and that you may long be spared to rejoice in
the welfare Of devoted and loyal people.
A. DUFFY. Chairman Town of Mocton, N. B.
The following is the reply of the Marquis
To MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE TowS OF Mono
Mr.. CHArRMAN AND GrNr1xMEE OF rHE Tows
OF MoNCroN--we esteem it . matter of good
fortune that We arc enabled in passing through
the maritime provinces by the Intercooninl Hallway.
to pause in journey at your town and to receive
yor loyal address and hear your kind words of wei
come It would have been satisfaction to ms had
we been able to make . more extended tour in New
Brunswick. and shall look forward to the day when
we can visit its capital and chief centre OF population
The season of the year and the necessity Of soon
reaching the capital OF Canada has prevented US from
doing AZ should have wished this year. and We
look upon you representing the province in
bidding us Welcome now and in renewing the assur-
ancc OF your hdelity TO the government of our
Sovereign. Accept from us our thanks aud our good
wishes for the prosperity Of your thriving town.
LORNE.
ARRIVAL OF THE VICE REGAL TRAIN AT CAMP
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE JOURNEY To-
DAY-GEATIFIcATIoN OF THEIR ExcELLENcI8
WITH THE TRIP.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CAMPnHLLTows. N. b. Nov. 81, 1sIs
The vice regal train. after stopping at Wexford
Newcastle and Bathurs. since leaving Monetor and
receiving ut each place the cheers. addresses and
other manifestations OF tho inhabitants. has
Just arrived at Campbelltown. 372- milea
from Halifax. at half-past ten o'clock p. NJ.
The train has come throgh splcndidly. In order
20 make mp for detentions at some points
road at the rate Of ffty 1--WE miles
an hour. AZ this point another ov.tion
tho press car detached from the train in ordcr
that the gentlemen occupying IL might accept an in-
vitafion supper and breakfast by Mr.. h Luttrcls
superintendent OF the Intcrcolonial road
CONTINUANCE or THr JOURNEY.
The vicercgal went on thirteen miles farther to
Mctapeiia where. IL win lie for the night and
await the arrival of the press car in the
morning. leaving Metapedia at eight A. M.
IL will proceed onward tomorrow to
the st. Imwrcnre, arriving ut Rviere du Loup at
r. NJ. thence IL goes on to Chandierc and Danvilie
$50 miles from Mctapeiia and 775 from Halifax. and
stay over ut Danvlc for the night. On Friday tho
party expects to arrive at Montreal at noon.
THEIR ExcEILENc1Es aEATrYrED
The Marquis and Princess dncd with their suite at
r. NJ in the lrevoort The Marquis and Princess both
Expressed their agreeable surprise the comforts Of
the train at the preparations His Hxcelecy saying
that he did think II possible that any one could
travel in so sumptiious manner in this or any conn
try But everybody is pretty well tired out with
fatigue ard receptions
DEPARTURE OF THE BLACK PRINCE.
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD