The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-07
THE PRINCE OF WALES
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THE ORANGEMEK STILL OBSTINATE
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THE PEOPLE SAY UNHOlY THINGS.
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The aRogue's March" Played for the
Duke Of Newcastle.
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HE rs NOT TO BE BULLIED.
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PROBABLE REACTION.
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The Prince at Cobourg whore the Citissns Threaten
the Kingston Firsbraads Thsy Az
tempt Disturbance,
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BxLLxvrLz, Sept. 9, 1880.
BeIevile 10 quiet little country city Of about 5000
irhaDitants built along the Bay Of Qunte ID sur.
rounded by Ane farming country which has poured ~
outre population into the city ready to welcome the
Prince.
The city had been finely decorated about 900 being
spent In the erection arches and in planting the streets
with pine trees
was on the programme for the Prince TO pass through
the town and take railroad for CobouTg and Toronto
Among the arches however, with decorative in
sigma but with Orange colors; and this COL Wiley, Of
che Princes suite, declared 10 be sufficiently Of party
character TO proven, the Prince from landing without
breach Of the rule laid down the Duke Of Newcastle
The Prince arrived in the steamer Kingston at ten
O'Clock last night and Achored. opposite the city
Every effort made 70 induce the Orangemen TO five
up the idea Of parade and take down their ARCH and last
night these efforts appeared about to be successfully but
Of twelve O'Clock delegation from the city Of Kingston
arrived and the Orangemen decided to stand fall with
their Kingston brethren.
Among other plans formed TO obviate the dniculty was
one, that all people who did not sympathze with the
Orangemen should themselves on particular
street. aud the Prince be asked 10 land there; but this
was dropped, . disturbance was feared.
EArly this morning the country people came pouring
into by thousands and large crowd thronged the
wharf looking At the Princes steamer. A. six O'Clock
deputa,ion forty Kingston orangemen arrived by the
train marched through the streets in full dress with
colors flying.
About eight O'Clock Mayor Hope one OF the most intel
igen and courteous gentlemen Canada went on boari
the Kingston to communicate dnas decision OF the
orangemen who do not to be greatly excited on the
subject here and leave the lodges 10 do the work.
I'm the OF the refusal OF the Orangemen
10 give up their parade the General courteous
~ conveyed 10 the authorities the Princes resolve not 70
land, sddng that the Prince was much pleased At the
sight Of the city and would like much TO visit II. He
thought main street the nnen he had seen in Canada
The Kingston then steamed OF for cobourg where she
u expected 70 arrive to night.
The people coad hardly realize that the Prince had
really gone and that their expense had been made for
nothing Some swore that the Prince might 20 and be
damned others said the Prince afraid TO sce his
loyal subjects; while among the crowd ladies' Of all
ages and conditions who encouraged the selos, saying
that the Prince did not want TO the orangsmsn the
orsngcmen did not want 70 see him.
Large crowds followed the Mayor 70 the dais erected
for the reception OF the Prince, from which be
addressed them In brief but feeling speech
He regretted being compelled 70 announce that
she Prince would bot land in consequence Of the de-
Termination the part Of the Orange Society 70 back up
their brethren Kingston. He did not mean 70 say any
thing for against their Society," but he was sure that
ai.ssssn .wsDteths Of the people Joined with him in
GREETING the circumstances, and In wishing that the
Prince might have landed without any sucn demonasrs
sisc. (Chesrs.) He hoped the people from distance
would enjoy themselves and said the officers would do
everything in their power TO mako the day pleasant
From the arches decorations they might sse thai the
city was 81 least loyal.
IN crowd then dispersed with three cheers for the
Queen, the Prince and the Mayor.
Orange bands ere psrAdng the streets, but are every
where greeted with ominous silence, and regarded
with evident dislike and suspiclou-
About eight hundred orangemen assembled front Of
Dufor's Hotel, led BY Grand Master squlls and gave
chesrs Tor the Queen, the Prince and Garbsdi, aud
sro~us for the Prince advsrrsthe Duke Of Newcastle
and cir Edmund Hsaa-rthe band playing "rae Rosue's
March"
In regard TO the prevailing dncrties one Of the pa
pers contains the following strong language
me purport Of the Duke Of Newcastles note wss yes
terday morning communicated to tbs Mayor Of THIS CITY,
ssd degree o. exctemsot nos ooy amoas tbs Orange
men, among every description OF frosestants IN INC
city, fren the high churchman 20 the most hu mole
minded Msshoast Who an With scarcely exception,
the conduct Of the Duke and Governor hnAd
must nsvs sounsslIsd hs) = insssns them
solved 70 ssssd BY Ne oraose1sa and assiss them Ia
every~.y IN sssr power y oarry 90; sssr P,ssn%s'
Governor Head bis Ma isssrs, and all the RooAn ostho
iss IN the srovssos ms aid 10 brav.do, sss a
ssns cr.ess 10 20 way ouusssssd WIN orsnseHn.
The letter addressed Mayor IN Anosnes place sss
what the Orar ecaen intend doing; and the Duke q
KewcsSus would consult MAYOR and Reeves Of s the
cities In pppsr canaaa he would learn that 10
sns win All ne Sone the orsnsrmsn can
possnly display. tue presence OF the royal pay ~
Ills Province 20 Be oousnssos upon lhe course paf
Geoera may very gently sdvss hn Grace the Duke q
Newcastle ser their ovation In OTTAWA h over To- eros.
orsssemen are svsryvhsre nueroas patriotic and
loyal that the sight q The royal ssAsod would araw
them together of thoussnds on any spot along the
frontier, from Prescott 70 sandwich
From several Indications however, appears - M
intense feeling Of orAnesnss wSs about "a receive
check and Inst Conservative portion Of The eommu
osy would rebuks partisan display which y - -
terisry interfering with thsr sxpecsasions q royal
vhii.
Cosorno, q ept 9, 1850.
ne strszrlInx bot well built city Of Cooourx h sta
sted rpon the shores Of Lake Ontario aboai ny niles
above Esnsstos, and has 5000 inhabitants
ne ss,v has been dney adorned with arches, nass,
everr-cc and srnnsparcnccs In anticipation Of the wish
Of the prspcc who expected 70 arrive By special
train al four O'Clock this afternoon. 10 consequence Of
his not landing Beevile the programme was changed;
end the crowd II the depss consisting Of soldiers and
eebool children had 70 postpone their display gu afsr
te evening The really handsome decorations we're aiso
reversed 90 o. to front towards the river Instead Of ne
depot.
AT Bslevllls the Grand Master Of the orAnsemss had
an interview with The Duke Of SescAsse' and told him
sh., ,hs or~prrmen truly ioya and endssvcred 70
rsrsie him 10 Isnd me Dukes only reply - that ne
oous b. sulissd and he spirit thus evineed afsar
begins 70 have ~ Effects.
People caspos bear 70 the Prince inhospstAoy
Turned s~Ay. rns srss aw u hcpisAy that The hoss
snonid scrcmaotsse hsmssH shs ss&ss begins 70 be