^!)c Daily News,Wednesday kvkninu, dec: 23,i*r th'te Msi pAOhTHE ROYAL VISIT TO DENMARKT.UfC,Tnp,WB l0! or * he arrival iff tile PritH’O a lid Princess of Wales an.IRbf'r.C|VK,.ren 'he Danish capital. 11, ir“a - w UiSS,S 'V,'r‘‘ rWoiv‘,‘*- ‘h“ wriu-ra-' - w 11 *' heai ty welcome on i trom the railway carriage, will, their three::rr* fhii:!,vn* ai i«*-kcd im-ivami l,appy. The I',,,,,, Al,*amlra. «,1'wai l T K ’•Vf*1 “'Khnew. has,w,‘.n a rrcilt •avouruc, ami i, wa8 I jjiOitjoy they saw l,cr looking an well‘iel sra sickness hue ri-covi r-bouV * V ** tlK’ SU'u,Utr rc:,chtil I lie har-' . As •'’*»« »* il*v liroke on Sundermorning the DwnoeR.-og ,Vus hoisted alV‘‘*or I lie town au.l Lari,our ol Koraoerr;rrt,hw wit° ais° eu«'Kumiun, Urork, Swedish, ami Norwe n!!“ p‘ “f*-, Sb°ni-V *‘ter the arnval ol tbe R re|a , ,*t ,U‘° an,i Princess, withheH ysl ch.Uiren, appeared on deck.Ketm I ?- m0141 S'fcr NVl!«am Kuollys,L\|. Repp |. I)r. Mmur. c aU(, kep. a cojj»'i ,lut vU,.n i'h ‘ Da,u*h °fleers who were At tune o'clock 'Pf,T FrtJ--riC “rflvcd ,rvlni , natgett. and met affotiou irdv greet-•d his suter and royal brother io-iaw A r : rr*uhtt:i ilt;- who had astmnblcd on thlt;*tv on Sc V-V Un,tl tr:l!“ ,l 1 'le ai.i.ion lor (. op-nliaoen. Their R,,Val Hi.d,ne*«ea walked Irom the ship to the railway»uJ appeared to be much pleased withIhetr rcoeptton. The 1WJ worca da, k{--V-VV-:: andLETTER FROM RED RIVER.Tha Terih Countr publishes an extract from a private letter from Mr Charles Mair. the poet, who has lately arrived io Red Riveras par master on the Lake Superior road.inncpeg, Red RiTer Settlement, November 3, 1868Dear Brother-...... Hnowand w, nt out to Oak Point—a place about 30 nnles due east of here—for the purpose of selecting a bouse to make head-quarters. We got a T7£*ood frass roof®J. comfortable hovel from lighting | » half-breed family, which we Intend to furalab ! *» '“■ortably, as we cau for ourselves Oakfh. i u r °°„th* lt;Wl llne of 0UI' ™ad 10 the Lake of the Woods, and is the termination of the prairie on tbe east. The only evergnensn*r^r 'n 1 f' C*[,ad* Wfr® t®'®, » ‘he features of the opuutry in that part have some re-sem inc- to Canada, with the exception that the country is as fl ,t as the prairie country itself, *t-d in many p.aces covered with mus'keg or marsh 1 need not dwell, however, on this par-Uculnr section just now.Mr Snow and T I, ft Fort Abercrombie (a placeT'Vl'd 'be S,OUX ,d“nlt; 8,1ru Hgot and where, hu the name in Hcates. the Americans have a fortj, on Wednesday nuruiug end tr.irell.ug through the bean of the bioux coumry, reached Oeorgeiown, the present headsieamooat navigation, on the tame nighi This'velLd wU.hC° °f fiflJr 'U“leS’ Which we tr-“e td w„h U Single horse and light waggon . sovou cm, imagine the condition ol ibe road hiT*,u’rrr*.7Wher! ,U 'hiJ «real Iralri® counirv you Could travel at top sp.-ed with n earn it,-in' al!m7T'rhe f0H,d blt;MDg lhP 1 in a I my hfe; and thia, remember, without thehand of man over having touched tbem. At.lt; orgetown we remained a day, at thp HudsonBay Company s post, having business to irmsactm .eterence io our provL-ions, and the., we went2u«V°sB? 8ir5,,ci101 Wiping out between thatS FortfJarry. Through the long »tr tchof prairie between Georgetown «n l Pemhiu.,there is not a single bouse ; nothing but the vasjI i“‘efn,IBab,e S®* of pr*airje extend,ug as f„r arie I ®« can reach ; for fifty miles, sometimel'sKMAIpt-culinr form, are from the their ha| happy wl theae vm 8uffereJ i ral healtl due pi clioe. N for the rei ai.tl ooly true worn Hfl to do 1 placing i will be To almost e% plaitaHEU, ^ t •»’* utiy £ometinie«■rr,r«d burned ar'htb U-v' aod ,or *rto'her lif Vblack as ink with pra rl8 fireSj b|Jt ^, llt. irHln ftrriv Jn Copenhagen at lUtf. when the King and , . — ...........e young Pence \\ ai.L-inar receive.I th.or : a* a* a »ble, and covered with a rich I a r iHugJi of othersij ......Tfft.u inar rccetrtii tlu*ir I a'ab,A» aQlt;1 cohered with a rich |( a n wboat W i K^leSHeS’ ;l^‘ cordial *reetmsr9 bt._ , ^ man.v *** two or ihrre feet dvep. The ulv o: A Curlt; ^wed at krsoer Ueui^ tbHD|repeated A I ?n is lbe banks of : hV • Wor8®-. *** R'®®r,which pursues an exceedingveL.Ji.? I ‘ i«» wo.• 1 t.sirs “nrncd“t'i-v —I'-d'rt^or°-Tai :!a^v' dswoo waadwpiy ujoved., pursues an eiceediDglv crooked | Jl due north, or along the hanks'of Ii oblicdungeon ••tl'te N-w York '•C M•FROM a BFi;H6H Uu.l r th« above u-u.li Cwnercial pu-perriitf«cast e comcnentarynod anticipated^P^r^z;\;r^'n' Tu*m: »• «.II. U .bi.. ^ IS-.r.TTSi,we very much fear that Brattleboro ,,r ome older quiet place of retirem^ tbe inevitable ead of Mr Trmn's ',ifc-launches out upon •• the mar yr :_Rrd River,t___course almost due north, or along .... i s tributaries After crossing the Red Riv” at I dlKeJ f' 0®o getown, we entered into Dakotuh Terr,to-■“ uf h'-a,^ °f lraTel wa® « fuDows You go•star as you can wntout running Lev on la camping place coovenient to wtoi and wa- r lt;b® gx.-at. :a here-aod .an g.n r.dk“ M°'d *0na* fif,v ni'1®* ** d ivAtom an boor before dark, . sto[,, .,e“ n.aaV1 of the rirer. Ttie tent id rAle 14 ff so Itirgelt;■ f Wo III::*1-1 - ;— “pvu uic.iflir vr •-That Tictia, ol Engltsh ryruc'nv, th suffering martyr to t . ----- some poi_.....PH•i ' i tlu ue suffering, lb®n Put up. the horse -led with a itUat aiusuious i J’.*oket 10 t»*e prairie, whtre he wallow*, i, a,.-J ■fi- * about ,h , ttDJ ,ta; ,heD a »®oke, a ,alk Tbe lh ! * “nJ to U J aa'1 wund -ler,!strik,:iOlei0,C7e Ca\!,dia^!0nlDg8 ^ DtW d ‘d •hrough the northern tier of counu’/s iu\?u£ sota, jo-j mee, eooimout train, of governm « wI e Waggons on their return from the for Mmneso a or oo tbe Missouri. Tb v l\nodtea and far ofrei to ihe re Wb®oicj? corr pints thengTb„. i, £/ zzzixzs. 'r,4Sk-'“-“Sol prison an- Tnd'i'. i*WUU U'm “ DUm, r A c*rl wblt;^ • ia i^escrifcable ; u I, i'u “eaTy ri i ■ b3 llnV Vhr-Dab!i0 ,arst‘aiaea- H».Qt”o li°fL riC 1UdJ3Uce rite Uod heIj fw m S? ‘7(reClatcd bii on-- iar as ro Uad lnni lu j ,wlu«,bLeit7 Uf ,b* A»Sl«-S«IM gfiffla.ynicp have for so manv long weekZ L«.,■,hr ,re“blio*«wTheir ^ corer'UK fb*a their capo.e.iwomL h *)Ut ll,)00 l^uds. audit uke.anJ b Ctr ,* n dke lhe Uip from Red • dav ^aTeM‘°* 41 lha r‘W of lw®0'7 “lie.meu anl^'r* „t-io. m,com. ,o tmpre.jio.i o! ,b. c mo rV « , .~'U- Vo.c n,eq welfareibit *x•- D! pjrelt; teried i fia^ aienfexciiedreve s t and rest pi ished.la coi 3/3 tern, delicat-at a Utlt;rni;pU „ , —- cDuiuiion Of liis 1 4 aepeoa upo*00 ftJmpa:by,n ! ThU “ th«ri^ cotg^SSSSs* .ton* wall, he h„ nobSl, T.riT(hlm,elf Wthe7hi°#enSlfble't0 a“ *lripeS fett of Sue clay ioatn—i the thirst m.ftfr . which are loptnmposed io this nnmediata© Or two fWit 1 _ 17 A4J*'uslL'l° an stnues in- I ; - w 01 aoil-curred in the thirst after a martyrdom : W Boptri®POSewhich U only a martyrdom in name and dlJtrlcl» °°e ^ of loin clay :\~dTJDeirer deatgned to be ih« ,».i ! wh*r«. ..me or a greaier dtp.’h of p'u^e'“T'wi demig0ed to tb* rc»l‘ritau7ne I °muie or a 8re»ier depth of pure“Th tUat hutna° fei°g deserved it Monn.aine .beV^ar^T e ^ ,he.imiDgunb.bie f,„m b...,. rf_JS.rri? 1 -.-.b.„ .»1. • , , , ^'•lauuu, ouaconiDe bo eaailv wiqis of-UJU12S* - - --b r; L°,fra; ibi^r •“'* “■“«*the h«lf-he«ew tv. ' 11 umoses one to see-en, aa^i7T7he c”mLb;l0°kiD8Zeflan^r00011!9 °f- the disa9,er iu New ^ealand prove that it was mainly due to^ ‘be colonisu in the woik of defend,n2 themselves. Thev in tended, when the Qaecn’s troops were w.th-rawo to form Colooial Army of 2 500aea ; but the matter was not presaioa and n ”1 w“ ^u*rier» ; buti 1^49 Qiglected, so that when the uf tivefl IDteDd* Mr fcroke out they had not 500 men under I Wh°le settle®ent.inns, who ieem tn li«wlt; i.nu.— !keeps lb wbile ihdres*, a)peo Sable ifHD.C in night an lb© comf dftDcmg, timiiie ti the clioa; bnberio f«i©t mod b«comes miot. T ptrieace Loag t tioas of Ieducation posed of CgCDCQQB deoiJy ij |aod assocas we bh wbea exc babitg wb ere aatur meat.For Fet or Leucon baudtion, Prolapsus tc*ri, we cravsilEt -s.?' “-5'“,'*ho to lun btb.r.T'^Tten behave in their first experience A ittle experience will make them as goodcperior ciriiiMtioQ°wm td|d The tbeir agr®e» cb*rfk,g°0^^®“whiI Sjw. ba. w^as's: aVUE1 nn» A C I *»,T3 ^• ten?' 7; ^ fevf montl'8 of trouble will****-«•-vissjsss sas^s r» r‘lauUL wb° h°'f k°‘th' C,rwr »f H-Directio F«ma to extrenatoreStreogtfhood.together, and whenever thenTdiff come pubiic thev ^ lfference® be’ half ihVc ur y trC S^CUasecj with nottb. zsiet; .bX^ it“busioeea traos.ctiODS, WbjXT°°* *“a extraordinarv — * fsenthat thei* more tiona of pleasatii