, 1860-09-14
THE PRINCE AND THE ORANGE
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The RoWdy.Dosv QuaahGd.

Isreclal Dl'pateh 10 The New York Tnes,1
To1os1o, Monday. sept- 1o-1o:n ?. II.
Tho difficulty between the Duke Of Newcastle
and tho city officials having bean enthusiastically
adjusted, the Mayor Of tho ctr hAs issued u
proclamation informing the cit;zens Of that fact,
and emhod}ing tho following letter from the
Duke, which was sent In answer to the Mayors
apology. in which he took upon himself ths
onus Of not having told the Duke that the por-
ttait OF King William was still upon the arch
his reason bstoR that the Romsnist1 did 1ot In
sist upon its removal:
Govuxnks7 H,rsa Tokox1o,l
sasuruay. hept. &, ls&a.
an 30 sincerely anxious that all tho painful
events Of the last Ifew days s1ould bs at once
aud forever buried in oblivion, and nothing re-
membered bu: the heart stirring acene which
last night proclaimed to the world the mani
mons and enthusiastic loyalty Of the City Of
Toronto. that it is rslief to my mind that
can; wlthous any sacrifice Of duty to the Prince
Of Wales, accept tho apology which is odescd
hJ your letter, Just received. can only hope
that from this moment all differences may n
completely vanish from the minds OF others As
they will from tha;of,
sir,
(sigued) NxwcAsr1..
And also tho following:
Sla: The Prince Of Wales will be hsppy 10
day. at 10 o'clock. ID you propose, instead of
tomorrow. ! fas not aware when wrote to
you that the Prhce would start 20 early.
tS:gned) NEwcAs1tE.
Ito news has passed from mouth to mouth
wisa great zest, AID The to*n hiss been stupidI5
happy, All the orangsmen hare also saccumb-
ed@nd tho subordinates have been snubbed BIZ
their leaders. 1t a meeting Of the Masters OF
the va1ious Orange Lodges in the District Of
Toronto, held yesterday, the following resolu-
tion was passed, moved By \. c. Gowau, aud
seconded Ey Thomac Mclean:
Ia lhs .tc Toronto .hs events have 4eeensiy
fa1n. ioa With thr Order forget The asnctY ii ts
of,he Of ihe connHs:e wSch b.. GEE of
ne usa:Gs .1eh paee thert certain
b :5d s9 (: ssa
piles AL whlle r:xfen: .hat u iasttueoa elsei ~
s. .v H. saa adey 70 the
any auh ,fity OF tbs em2tte. b 1t te sane
II s:s E<aae:: d. E;ines .; VIZ soax e u: Inv"
Jous CAN, DIst1.c. Master,
The eftiRiss which we're to have been burned
!ast mig ht wera seized BY the Police, who were
followed to the station BY thousands OF iafnri.
ated people.
At rsrs Hope the Governor.General was
burned in eflgy.
The Grand Trunk Railway Directors have in
formed the Government that they can run no
longer untesa they receive additional aid from
tho couatry. The Government have answered
thAt they hare already helped them twice, and
that while they would be happy to aid them.
they dase not do it, on account Of the opposi-
ton.
lie Prince spent to-day in trip to Colline.
wood and intermediate places. There were
twenty Of us upon the train besides the Prince
and bis immediate suite. Nothing Of special
interest transpirtd until they reached Aurora,
at which place there we're three arches, one Of
which WAS an Orange arch, and WAS litersly
covered with the eolors and insignia Of the Or.
der. The Duke did not notice it until the Prince
called out You're caught q: last, Duke-ycu
have got to 60 under, uncle William, at lass,"
which occasioaed great merrinent amongst the
party. BY the arch stood the Master and meg
bers Of the Lodge, ths former holding the bau-
ner in his hand.
AtHol!and Landing there was another Orange
arch, on which there wera two pAiatinps-ose
Of the Queen and one Of King Wi1liau--an,'
The inscription, "I4oyal Orange Lodge, les3."
The tra'n did not sop, however, but proceeded
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed at all
points, aud the Prince me: a. least thirty thou
sand people during the course Of the day.