Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-27
CkNkDHS NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL.
7 sI.. ,EN ssoNERoS GENERAL.
Il & sasiIs Pretty 10 His loyal Sub

SKI: ,EW GoVEROR GENERAL.
He 'saiks Pretty 90 His Royal Sub
tccts.
Htfl:AN. Nov. Pin his reply t. The address
& - lt..s,'S Charitable Socict, rho Governor
t-tEE.-| St~. 4" I rejoice Ia see ne roses OF
Eli.t!c r.J' .SlllnE among The t1isfies of Nova
S,s,ii a.U "a bear OF Tie good done 10y your
tiatl'..'c 2Ss'S'ia1ion. The old n ,liSh cheer
N''-.t '''o.ye fnr merry England aud your
N'-"'f '''e much 10 make this p-oI ace OF the
cree. mia.on q ucH Merry Ia -Rnf'to her
Naloe..a- sons who here mad Z n your
,..N - U,rjCd
10 g." Iahahrants Of ~. laqai.ipality OF
E".iif'' 'c SAYS IA his really: = an assure
YEA - lhc recollection ui = wiater passage
't.'Fs lie Atlantic Is obliJoratcd b. The loyalty
=. 2. 81 m l.e rere Nion accorded Jo uS, and by
l-tttIl3N Eupd VIII with Whiea on IN Sides we
t5tt ',tr welcomed 10 tie noa3.ai n OF cana
lie 'ro,a.hrTs q the executive council OF
go Sc,tIa, IL ilcir address tntEc GOVERNOR
-tit. L. saH:-N HE We congrat 4!af., vnur ex
Ir'ei c. ca landing upon our Shores In the ca
I..i.l vl -JNCTGCr-gcIeral Of the 4 m tion No
Ntt.t iH.t lie liberty OF request .i.- YOU 10 ex-
ieiu ~ oNI names and oI the pron!e OF Nova
;-ruli.t. "H,Ii Is a government sc ir present,
ltai'N AID CHuc>t welcome t9 Nour a,l,y,lSf
C''sCI Acr Ecyal Hghncss. Princess Louise,
Ne'c'i.c. as warm ana sincere rs iaseua - can
cAlIc-e We are Wcll aware OF tie manN noble
AZ rri AIM qualities, the SiRL,A feelings the
urrJie.G.ng virtues as well a. lie personal
SrtC,S and accomplishments wusna have lon.r
eEGeaItd her rayal hlEhneSS 10 'i claSses al
-ii-t'. anu are OtttA StlSlblc tt Tlin hmnli-
men; PAID aiid The confidence ic9a-,3 in n, as 4
lCCP,e Il her ina iestY. our beloved lfepn i'm
SNl io our keeping her ddUrA'rr, Tie firsj
princes. We bglitNCun American SIP Iap paonlp
ol canada VII accept IN Il spiyr o[ re-oeciIul ~
tald. aid With luSt pride, tAc hig. .,.,o0usIbu-
HN- convinced that in her rnya! M .lacsS he
M'lAth q - classes IN the dominion Rill ma a
iat'ti ana model oI al that Is anre and ele-
N2ted IA social Eie. and an cNaMpl. Nuicl can
Ecj f3ii Ia exert a benClcent iull .e-., in every
circle g cc,CLial society.
a. do lE 10 . f,
mic Indians 10 which the Nli4Vs, responded
very cordially. lie also replied o. 'l.c conEratu-
aticns leLdeIod 10y the members ,Jthc Nova
Stoilan executive council. the taictlonian
cub II Prince Edwards Island ANA tlc highest
society Il AUu~OnishirS. The torcaiight pro
Ce,-ion al.d illumination last might were very
SGCeeSs5ui. Nearly all the buildings on The
Ire 81 tie procession were more az ,r~S iIlumf-
Eatcd. Tie pGblic buildings. banks. upteis. Ac.,
seem 10 have made extraordinary nIortS 10 out
SlilEe each other. The streets NClC crowded
VITA people who cheered Frequently No acct
Gelis aie reported. The Marquis agd Princess
ltde N = ci0se carriage. About 60 persons were
present al the dinner given by cen Mae
DCug3Il. Among them were the Marquis and
Princess. he Duke OF Edinburg. Wee Admiral
and l&dy lnglete!d, Lieutenant Governor
Archibald, Sir John 4. Mcdonald. Pr TURNER
Archbishop Ilannan and Chief justice Young
TFEE LOSS OETErE P0,Ius:H
Survivors of the Wreck.
LONDON. NOV. 2I.-Ann L. NeSsel OF New
York Louis +. Rasomann OF Philadelphia. Ame-
lie NeClf ann Cf New NoIi-. and S0ph:e Voltz-
man remained at tie Sailors Home la Dover
last night. Nj the survivors let for London
or Tie continent this morning with the cXcep-
ton OF thlee children who are supposed TO have
teen orphaned 10y the disaster. one OF these
children is Martha Miller. aged four years, VINO
says Size is tie daughter CT a sea captain now
al BuCG0S AyreS.
Notc.~-'The girl Martha Miller Is c-denty the
child referred 10 yesterday 10y the Central news
reporter when he teiegraphed tha, il vas be-
nCHeG ti2J capt. ScllNenSen S.Wlfe had ner-
isEeG. her fouT-y ears Old child being saved as
Wei as several other young children. Martha
Miller say hcl mother, her sister Dora and her
brother Allie were on board The Pammerania
Passengers Who Landed NJ Cher
b0Urs.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2I.-MeoSIs. kulhau a Co
agents in thiS city CI the steamer P0nnerania
announce that they have lust received from
their agents n CherbOUrg the following list OF
passengers by tie FOmmeTania NhO landed al
thai poil On Monday. Cabin paSSengers-Mrs
lie tleyle and FAMILY six persons, washington:
NJ. j.. \. Ward ana family (Segen pcrSonsN
New YORK; f. Amstcin and family i've per
SorSf, san Francisco; l.. +. SchWalty from SeW
York: CJlO kOf3emann. from Me-, IUl-l: Julius
Charles. from New York: W. X. Adams. from
Passengers: Johanna Braun, from quincy Ill:
tItGertck Mon. from Columbiaaa. o.: Benedict
AfI. fioih COlumbiana. O.; {. j. tsuilemot
flt m New York; Phil. Gross. from 1t Louis
MO; Louis Nelth, from keoEuK. Iowa: ,iOhn NJ
Nau. from SanduShy, O.; Mr.. heNahder or
Paris: Henry GeizeT, from New YORK: /. SclI,1-
zen ,pIC bably ID. Scherenl. from New York. l.
Drcsmer, from Bergen county. \. j.: F. Toe
nege, Ifoln HOboken. y. J.; Samuel Schluep,
fT0Ia columbus. o.; {. kerkeby. from Brook
y q. =. y; Charles Appel from Cincinnati o.;
numbering 10.