Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-25
THE LORNES.
The Landing at Halifax and Retention.
The Official Landing To-day,

Inc Landing at Halifax and Recentjon-
1he oHcial Landing To-day.
Especial Telegram to the Globel
HALIFAX, Nov. 24.-As soon as the Sar.
matlan came to anchor last evening the Mar
gus OF l4orne and the Princess Louisa land
ed by Admiral Inglefld's boat and proceeded
to the admiralty house. They remained per-
fectly quiet. Outsiders were denied admis-
sion unless they were of high official rank.
Sir John A. Macdonald, the premier.
Sir Patrick McDougall, at present admins,
traitor of Canadian affairs, Chief Justica
Rltchie, OF the superior and excheouer conrts
and several other ministers and Dominion
Senators, were early in attendance to nav
their respects. The marquis and princess
received them in a cordial spirit and seemed
very gratifed with the reports OF the prepar-
atlon made for their reception and the state
or popular sentiment. The MARQUIS
looked IN good health and
was IN excellent spirits AS soon
as the y1ceroy and MS consort arrived at the
admiralty the Duke of Edinburgh was on the
scene. The meeting between himself and
slster Is described as of an affectionate
nature. The marquis and princess remained
at Inc admiralty house today, invisible, ex-
cept to the before mentioned notables.
ABOUT III O'Clock tomorrow morning thew
VIII return to the Sarmatian for the official
LANDING, which will take place at 1870 p. NJ.
II Inc weather does not improve the show
VIII not pass off as brightly and enthusiastic
caliy as Haligonians wish. Thanks were
onered up at the churches for the safe arri-
val OF the ilustrious couple.
HOW SIJNDky WAC pA eor,y,
Western Associated Press.1
HALIFAX, Nov. 24.-There is every pros
pect OF good weather for the grand reception
tomorrow. General McDougall, admins
TRAITOR OF the government, and Vice Admiral
llgieheld, visited Lorne and Princess Iouise
TINS morning on board the Sarmatian, at
anchor down the harbor. The MARQUIS and
frincess Louise left the Sarmatian at /
O'Clock IN the steam launch and went on
BOARD II. w. steamship Black Prince, where
they lunched with the Duke of Edinburgh
A1ter lunch the Marquis and Princess Louise
landed and drove to Maplewood, the resi-
dence OF Gensral McDougall. The city is
decorated IN manner never before attempt.
ed by our citizens. Public buildings. bust
ness houses and private dwellings are mass
OF eyergreens, and banners are arranoad in
every conceivable style.
This evening the Marquis and Princess
returned to the Sarmatian. The programme
Tor tomorrow has been changed SO far as
the naval display is concerned The ships
Will not go down the harbor to accompany
the sarmatian up. The latter will leave her
present moorings at half past 10 A. M. come
up the harbor under salute of the forts.
and proceed to the dock yard, where all the
war vessels will be in line. The ships will
be decorated with bunting and the yards
manned. at half past the official landing
takes place.
BALL INVITATION ACCEPTED.
MONTREAL, Nov. 24.-The Marquis Of
Lorne and Princess Louise have signifed
their intention to attend st. Andrews ball
here Friday evening next. Several Governors
OF States on the Canadian border have also
accepted an invitation.