New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24

with sincere admiration for the qualities which have
earned for the people Of the Dominion 50
with deep seated faith in the political institutions
under Tr To o hs SsS confidence %O Which YOU have
repOsed in my predecessor and 70 work hand In hana
with you Tor the oI dne pest 3 Tbe
words o. your address leave doubt In my mind that
may count upon you TO assist TO the utmost OF your
ability In the realization OF this wish"
The next move was TO the North Shore Railroad
Station which was handsomely decorated In honor
of the occasion. The interior of the building was
covered with bunting and with appropriate notices
one being "The North Shore Railroad Welcomes
the Marquis of Lansdowne." The roadway, opposite
the station was thicky strewn With sawdqst. and
the passage to the steps of the cars handsomely
carpeted beautiful arch, formed With bunting
and evergreens with suitable Inscriptions had
been erected in front of the entrance entrance
St staff oi1aTH and the Federal Dst' CsPet ministers ri S
AS f I % 9nas be Marops f oe D0 proposed
three cheers for the Marquis and MarchiOness of
Lansdowne, which were given with right good VIII,
cheering battery formed guard OF honor at
the station. .
were sworn III to their new positions in the Cabinet
at a meeting of the Privy Council held here to-day.
WARM RECEPTION IN OTTAWA.
OTTAWA, Oct 23-The special tram having
on board the vice-regal party, Sir John A.
Macdonald and other Ministers of the
Crown, the Supreme Court Judges, and
other officials, arrived at the Canadian Pacific
station in this city shortly before $50 o'clock this
evening having made the run from Quebec, dis
tance of 800 miles, in seven hours, including stop
page of half an hour at st. Martins. Not
wthstanding the uncertainty that existed III regard
to the arrival of the party fully 5000 persons had
gathered at the station, which was handsomely
festoOned with evcrgreens and other decorations.
guard of honor was furnished from the Governor
Generals Foot Guards and an escort from the
Princess LOuise'S Dragon Guards. -Four bands OF
music were III attendance.
Owing 10 the exaggerated statements publlshed
in Newl Ork papers, some title uneasiness was telt'
and on all sides the expression was heard: hope
there will be no accident" When the train was
heard crossing the railway bridge above
tine Falls great excitement was manifested,
and the Dominion police, assisted by the
city force, were busy keeping the crowd
from enCTOaching upon the reserved space. On
the arrival of the train the band struck mp the
natiOnai anthem and the guard of honor presented
arms. As the party alighted three rousing cheers
were given. The GOveTnOr-Genera! was then intro
duced to Mayor ST. Jean, who welcomed INN on De-
half of the citizens. "
The Aldermen were then presented, after which
marched down the aisle being cheered at every step
Taking carriages, the party driven to Rldeau
Hail. followed by large procession. Many private
residences were Illuminated and the streets aloug
the line of march crowded with pedestrians
temporary fountain played opposite the
water works house, which was Illuminated
The Parliament buildings and grounds were also
Illuminated, and at the entrance TO Majors Park
there was a display of fireworks.