The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-24
ToRoxro, c. w., Sept. IL, 1slo.


Movements Of the Governor General Missing General
Taylor Feeling Of the Pssps-TAe Danger, &c,
Thus far Lord Elgn has got along pretty smoothly
in his progress through Western Canada; indeed, I
may cay that his reception has been under all the cir
cumstsnces, most gratifying and enthusiastic. He ar
rived ct Niagara Falls late Friday evening and put
up ct the Clifton House, where apartments had been
engaged for him some time previously. Various sur
misses sfost with respect to the sudden departure
Of President Taylor from the Falls Ut the very moment
when he must have received the intmstion that ord
Egip bad started TO meet him. Ii Is generally sup
posed that the President DESTROYS OF avoiding any
communication with our Governor en- the subject Of
reciprocity between this country and the States
and that ths desire had something to do with his sud
den begra Al all events, the opinion Is gaining
ground amongst all parties. that any chance ever
possessed Of obtaining the reciprocity sought for
end How far these expectations will be realised
time and the next session Of Congress wl suppose
show.
Toreturn to Lord Eisin and his movements Assoon
as II became known in Kingston tina. his Excelsncy
had actually escaped alive and sound from among her
Mnjesys legal subjects in Montreal the ngstonisns
who determined to leave stone unturned get
back the seat Of government despatched the sheriff 81
the dstret post haste to Prescott 60 Invite him
Wilt hngs.on, ON ms way up 70 receive en- address
Into Kingston harbor for n few hours, on WednssdAy
evening and two addresses were presented to the 90
yorBor cold and formal welcome from tho corpo.
ration. intended ~ ort Of introduction TO the other
which was pretty generally signed BY the inhabitants
Of all parties setting forth the claims Of Kin yston to
be the seat Of government Lord Elgin was pecu.
srly guarded In the wording 81 his replies FIRST to
chow that he dd not regard the address from the
init himself the ruhisct Of the seat Of government
lie tsld the delegation that the claims OF Kingston
should receive due considerations" which means We
all know In the vice-regsl phrsseology, Just nothing
The rain psursd In torrents all the tins Lord kgin
was IN kingston so that there was no popular demon
ttration one way or the other aud not even salute
fred in honor 81 the Queens representative The
next time we heard Of Lord Elgiu, he had arrived at
the Falls after most hearty aud joyous reception at
Niagara and Queenston. lie did not land at the for
place, but the people turned out in thousands and
rent the air with enthusiastic acclamation. as the
Cherokee sailed slowly past. ine military band va.
stationed the wharf and struck up the glorious aud
inspiring air. Scots vhs hs"
Lord flgin's presence amongst them is exciting the
utmost enthusiesm amongst the people Of the Niagara
district Addresses are preparing every ~hsre aud
with the address from that place which Is expected
be two miles long
the Governor General gill visit Toronto At the
ing Of the corporation Monday evening the follow
Ing letter was read
Gorxssn,yr Houss,
MosrsrsL, 9Th sept, 1870.
SAL am directed by the Governor. General to in
form you that his Exceeuoy and family left Montreal
this day for the Falls Of Niagara from which place ID
10 his intention to make tour His Excellsucy hopes
TO y,it Toronto in shout fortnight; but due notice
will be given 20 you ~ben the exact time L. Fixed
servant T. CAMPBELL, Major.
The only question Is, how shall he be received I
st hold to the opinion that his reception will be
hearty one Al attempt IA being maze To-day. TO get
mp political address independent Of the corpo-
ration hich Of both parties conscientiously
sign without any compounds Of pripeiple I do not
yet knov hov far the promoters will succeed Ia their
object have seen copy Of the proposed address II
Il very non-committ. contains the usual amount OF
both about uns~srving hdelity, and "unshsssn 10y
atty TO the British crown. and after very swkwaraiy
paragraph about the state Of the psbkng
q the streets Of winds By putting word
for the csims If far city to be the capital 81 Uni
ted canada IL " cold selssh production emsnst-
ing from high church tory and am much mistaken
" the radical party will be induced to sign II IL not
yet known what action the city council will take in
lstion TO the civil Secretsrys letter heard Of
alderman Who proposed TO send II back TO the Cover
nor.
villanous plscsrd has been posted over town call
ing the men Of 1878" to perfect their orgs nj
nation and arm themselves 10 put down the rebel pay
Ina Elgin aud his supporters should he dare 20
here The plscsrd has signature nor 10 10 known
at vbst ONCE II printed suspect some emissares
Of the kiDgstcnians at work here they have all
along been most anxious 20 make out that In point Of
orderliress. Toronto ~ no better than Montreal
There Is rttle ether news In the city The league
humbus has entirely died out and nothing Is nov |
heard oft The cholera has far left the city as 10
admit OF o considerable reduction ia the Board Of
Health establishment All the oholers hospitals will
BE- closed In few days
playing at the Theatre Royal they ars~ good houses
Ter Toronto. but citizens are terribly ssnctimo-
Nous set Of folks and many Of them regard theatre
with an eye Of horror. ARGUS
APPOINTMENTS rur Pssapsvr-w. Kercheval, |
OF Tennessee 10 be Attorney Of the United States
the middle district OF Tennessee vice Tbos Mcseiy
removed John VI. Murphy Of Illinois to be receiver
tue 10th ~ October next vice Lunsford Noel re-
moved VIM IA l. Noble, Of Indiana TO be register Of
The sod Office at Indianapolis Indiana from and after
The 10th ~ Octohtr next vice Nsthsniel Bolton re-