The New York herald., 1878-12-01

wherever . way not necessary for guests and
those coming in to the reception.
SCENE WINDSOR
The approach of these troops consisting of 40
men of the Fusileers hailed at the Windsor with
every antic OF Canadian glee, the housewives and
Kitchen maids the porters and barkeepers the
clerks and mners the storekeepers and their
spouses. the merchants and their danes. together
with every other element of the population of Mon
treal crowded toward the central point where the
daughter of Queen Victoria known to be. The
majority stayed outside in that worshipful mood
which is to be witnessed nowhere else in the world
than in the colonies of the empire in which the
never SETS" The minority. consisting mainly OF
the elite, the ton. the everything which is "top lofty
and embellished with fur collars and faces
turned skyward in Dominion society, inside in
evening costumes outshining the peiades in night
splendor Marshalled duly they passed in array
before the young couple who have come hither to
make American republicans wonder at first
at the Incompatible snobbery which stands
ready to kiss their very heels, and next
at the apparent good the part of both IDOLS
which rejects and would modify the hideous trait.
Tho Marquis danced the Scotch reel last night
with vim and naturalness that marked him
a like others. and both he and his royal
wife have so far demeaned themselves to show to
all Canadians that they trying at least to let
human beings approach them not rats but as up
right fellow creatures To-nghts reception.
drawing room," was marked, on the part of Lord
Lorne especially, with air encouraging his guests
in that manner
GUESTS AT THE DRAWING ROOM.
Among them Captain II. Esdaile, Royal Fusi-
leers; Hon Mr. and Mrs. Chapereau Rev. Professor
De Cola. LII. D.. well known savant and Jewish
rson stephens, William Henry Kingston. exAayor of
Montreal; Sir Francis Hincks. former financial min
lister; Governor b. +. Prescott, of New Hampshire,
and Mrs. Prescott, Captain Carter A. d. C Mrs. T. p.
Hannaford and Miss Hannaford, Hon James McShane,
Hen. Mr.. Justice Johnson and Mrs. Johnson. Hon.
Mr.. Baby NJ. II. Gault. member Parliament for
Montreal Centre; Hon. Senator Penny, of the Mon
treal Herald; Hon. Louis b. Mason Minister
of Militia. and Mrs. Mason; DR.. r. Sterry
Hunt Lieutenant Colonel Harwood, Hon.
H. starncs, President of the Legislative Council of
the Province of Quebec and Mrs. starnes, S. j. Ly-
man, the Chevalier De Bellefeue, Thomas
White NJ. p, for Cardwell. Ontario; Mr..
Redpath. George A. Drummond, strachan Bcthune,
and Mrs. Bethunc, Miss Sills of Quebec Lieutenant
Colonel W. Z. Ibbotson. Sir William Johnson, Miss
Oglevie Mrs Wolfertson, Thomas william NJ Angus,
late of the Bank Of Montreal and wife; Senator
Cochran Mr. Henry Dobell OF Quebec; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henshaw, Mr. George b. Day, Consul General OF Chill;
Consul General Smythe, United States Army, and Mrs.
Smythe; Samuel Dawson, the we'll known publisher;
Mr. j. H. Isaacsson Sir A. r. Gait Lady Gait and Miss
Gait; Mr. Andrew Robertson, Mr.. G. J. Brydges Man
aging Director of tine Intercolonal Railroad and Mrs
Brydges, Mr.. Leopold Schmidt late Consul General
of Baden and Saxony to the United States New York;
Col Pennyman Worsley
After the reception ended Colonel Stevenson Of
tla Eiald putta
The garrison artillery; Colonel Crawford. of
the Fifth Fusileers; Colonel Handyside, of
the Victoria Rifles; Colonel Napoleon La Branche,
Captain Kirwan. Major Tees, of the Montreal cav
airy; Colonel Frank Bond of the Prince of Wales
regiment called in by special request
Of His Excellency, who complimented them upon the
solderke appearance of the troops under their COM
mand. These officers having enjoyed few minutes
conversation with Lord Lorne and the Princess the
reception was at an end.
SPEECHES IN THE BALLROOM.
Colonel Stevenson on behalf of the st. Andrews
Society presented the following address to the Gov
ernor General last night
CAMPBELL. Marquis of Lorne, Governor General OF
the Dominion OF Canada &c.:-
MAY TT PLEASE Your EyCEI.LENCY-The members
of the ST. Andrews Society of Montreal. charitable
and national society established in the year 1885, and
which had the honor OF congratulatiDg Your Excel
lency the auspicious occasion of your marriage
desire to offer to Your Excelency and to your
lllusrlOuS cOnsort Her Royal H1ghnesS the Princess
Louise. a hearty welcome to this city. and
to you that your appointment by
gracious and beloved Sovereign to the Office Of Gov
ernor General of the Dominion Of Canada has been
regarded by them with peculiar satisfaction As loyal
subjects hail the presence of the Princess among
and respectfully express the hope that her resi-
dence in the Dominion may be pleasant one. 1t
must knit still more closely all classes Of the
munity in the feeling of devotion to the throne and
person of our beloved Sovereign As Scosmen. look
upon Your Excellency's assumption of the office of
Governor General with satisfaction which is bound
aVItfh nlIr lnta nf nf rnin un1yN
especially feel that ionr Exceency has additional
and personal claims to our honor and regard as the
ant Of McCallum More. as the Of distinguished
statesman. and as the possessor OF those personal
qualities which command esteem and success.
We thank you and Her Royal Highness for the
honor of yonr presence at this annual festival and
your residence in this Dominion may be signalized
by uninterrupted health and happiness, and by the
esteem of a loyal and united people. In behalf of
the st. Andrews Society of Montreal
lsigned.) EVEN MCCLELLAN President.
FREDERICK A. LoGIc. Secretary
LORD IoRSEs COMPANIONS
His Excellcncy who spoke impromptu. expressed
his thanks and those of the Princess for the more
than kindly welcome they had received. He pleas
antly remarked that leaving Great Britain they had
been under the special guardianship Of Scotchmcn.
At Halifax they taken in charge by he was
glad 70 IN, say al not oniy M. ms fellow eonnr
mn the Canadian people. Euglishmcn loved
their scotch brethren. doubt because they got
king from Scotland France and her because vt
time the first regiment in the French army
Scots and Irishmen because Scotland only really
Irish colony. Yet he Thought that Ireland might
ieel proud Of Scotland Great Britain did t
Canada.
ADDRESS rREsDYTERr.S curRcn ASSEMBLY,
The following the address of the General Assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian Church =
To His Exccilcncy the Right Hon. SIN JoHN
DOUGLASS SUTHERLAND CAMPBELL Marquis of
Lornc, J.. G. q. 81 X. c. NJ. e.. Governor General of
the Dominion OF Canaa, &c., &c.
NAY IT PLEASE YouR EycELLTScY-In the name of
the General Assembly of the Presby Church in
Canada, and OF the synods, prcsby tcres and congrc
cations under its charge, beg to offer to Your
Excclcncy most respectful and cordial
welcome on Your Excellencys arrival in
Canada as tho representative OF our most
gracious sovereign. We hail with entire satis-
faction the appointment Of Your Eyccllcncy Cow
crnor General of the Dominion of Canada the more
SO That this appointment secures the presence in
Canada of Her Royal ITighncss the Princess Louise
the daughter of rcvercd Queen and Your Excel