The New York herald., 1878-11-26
.L0RN Z LANDED.
Amazing Display Of English 10y
atty at Halifax.
MAGNIFICENT NAVAL. SCENE.
The Marquis and Princess Greeted by
Thousands Of Hearty Tars.
RECEIVED IN STATE.
Grave Dignitaries in Robes and Chains
at the Waters Edge.
HIS EXCELLENCY'S SPEECH.
Campbells Scion Sworn to Execute
the Laws Of Canada.
GRAND DRAWING ROOM.
First Floral Gift to the Queens
Grave Dignitaries in Robes and Chains
at the Waters Edge.
HIS EXCELLENCY's SPEECH.
Campbell's Scion Sworn to Execute
the Laws of Canada.
GRAND DRAWING ROOM.
First Floral Gift to the Queens
Daughter.

Daughter.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HALIFAX. N. S., Nov. 25, 1875
Away up. dominating Halifax and its harbor, looms
Citadel Hill On its crest is signal station. There
approaching craft had watched with sharpened eyes
for three days and nights the appearance Of the
steamship 6armatian, bearing hither the new Gov
ernor General OF Canada. and his wife-the first
SOIL As to Lord Lorne himself he is stranger to
Canada, since. in his reply to the Liverpool Chamber
of Commerce, he spoke Of visit to Canada twelve
years ago. The signal came at night Saturday,
but Sunday intervcned without any formal landing
or ceremonial. The Duke of Edinburgh brother of
the Princess Louise. visited tho Sarmatian in his
steam pinnace. and. leaving. took his sister away
with him, keeping her away for some hours. Numer-
GUS informal visits were paid to their Excellen-
ces by the digntares Of the Dominion and Provincial
government and the Admiral and the officers of the
neet. and when night with fair weather the dis
tinguished guests were left to their first Tranquil
sleep since their departure from Liverpool.
cAxApA's ovER-Hn11,usc JoY.
Halifax, however. was all awake, beaming and boil.
ing with lights and loyalty. No better idea Of
the feeling toward the Queens representative. who.
BY the way. is not recognized in Lord Lorne nearly
90 much in Her Majesty's daughter. can be given
entitled Welcome in the Norring Cypvn;ck &.
.'on far-of isle. on mighty nation. Mother Of
Nations. shine the rays of the rising sun. On the
mighty billows Of ocean. vexod by fretfu November
winds. speeding ship with fair and manly bur-
then freghted strike the rays of the noonday orb.
On vast continent on an expectant people, gleam
the spendors of the setting King Of Day. Out into
the Atlantic Canada has gazed through the deep
gloom of night and the vapors Of early dawn watch
ing for the first faint glimpse of the golden crimson
banner. From the distant isle to the near
continent comes floating DER the waters the
whispered prayer Of God speed to the daughter
pf the Queen and the heir Of Argyll. From the val
hys and dales from the forests and streams, from
the lakes and seas Of the great Dominion there
Dreathes forth the passionate call, %. bring them
safe.' %, bring them quickly And it rolls on
away, away through fog. through storm and meets
the brave ship she dashes westward with the
star of empire.
"Old Oceans waste is gray and melancholy no
more, but gay and glad echoes the wish of the mill
ions in England and the millions in Canada. Who is
1t that comes from across the sea? I.orne.' shout
the waves of the deep; Louise cry the winds of
heaven. Lorne. chosen by his Queen to rule this
fair land Of Lornc, of duca race, the heir;
Louise. beloved daughter of beloved Queen; Louise.
the royal bride Of the Chief of the Gaels Lorne and
Louise, gracious rulers now. Tho sovereign
spokc-
And far across the sea thew went
In that new world, which is the old;
Across the sea and far away.
Beyond its utmost purple RIM
And deep into the dying day,
The happy Princess followed him.
"As they 80 Enslands parting cheer follows them to
tho utcrmost verge of the deep; they sail Csnsdas
welcome greets them from afar with songs and cry
ings and sounds of acclamation.'
HITLER, COME HIrHER.
'Nova Scotia halls thcm:-
o. hithcr. come hther, and furl your sails;
Come hither to me and to mo,
For here are the blissful downs and daes,
And merrily. merrily carol the gales,
And the spangle dances In bright and bay,
And the rainbow forms and flies on the land,
Over the islands free,
And the rainbow lives in the curve OF the sand
Hither, come hither. and see.
And the rainbow hangs on the poisng wave,
And sweet is the color of cove aud cave,
And sweet shall your welcome be-
o, hither, come hither, and be our lcrls.
Glow shall that welcome be htly exprcsscds How
give words to the Joy all Canada feels on this day.
How shape into duo form the mighty cry which.
from Atlantic to Pacific from frozen north to warmer
south. from the Rockies to tho Cabequids from tho
Fraser to the st. Lawrence. this day shouts Wei
come to thee, Marquis Of Lorne; TO thee, Princess
Louise.
Over the sea our galleys went
With ceaving prows in order brave.
To speeding wind and bounding wave,
gallant armament.
But jealous fogs hid your vessel from their sight
and through storm and darkness you approached our
coasts. In tho night time you called past sambro.
past Chebucto. past Thrum, but morning broke
came the radiant sun and flashed welcome from the
east.
'And to-day will 1ngehclds fleet thunder forth for
you royal salutc--an imperial welcome the deep.
As you sail up fort will call to fort and loud will
ring York and Georges greeting. The hills Of Tslk-
land will echo It; the glades Of Macnabs will repeat.
And over all comes the voice of the citadel. guardian
Of our city, speaking It with brazcn clang and roar
But louder, clearer higher than ALL sounds the cry Of
The people as, with glad acclaim VIC say. Welcome!
thrice welcomed Loyal hearts and true arc
bcre; you have changed tho cline to find no
change in warmth OF affection; nay rather an in
thereof for strong though be the love English.
men bear their Queen, stronger by far is our Cana
dian lovo Of her. And to you. her gracious mcsscn-
gers to you, new bonds of union with our mother.
land, our hearts go out with glad readiness
+. Accept, We pray you, Lansdas welcome. IL IA
true; IL is sincere. She knows how great is the
trust confded to her, but she will prove well worthy
Of IL sTis tar cry to Loch Awe. but further than
Loeb Ave- further than Dalmoral, further than o.