The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17
Falseh0ods or the London Times m 20 the
New York Press.


The following extract from the special oorrespou-
dence Of the London Nwa dated Toronto Sept a. and
published September 81
From Colliug wood his Royal Hghnes resarned over
the " Toroato, where he received by
immense crowd with hearty and loyal welcome. Coo
trary 70 the expectations Of some OF the American
porters, who haa photographed figbul picture Of
anarchy and Orange disorders TO the New York papers,
tempt made upon the life OF the Prince OF Wales
To th. sstoushment the Duke escaped scstheess
and not grosned at and after waiting TOR
time In the expectation Of seeing oopious eas,en e
human blood, they relu ,tantly compelled 70
home without hndng q single token OF massacre o.
rapine, and oonteut themselves with informing
Americans how The day OF bloody retrbution was
unavoidably postponed but was, nevertheess certain
OF the earliest favorable opportunity A
drunken Irish 0ranganaa honors these gentry with
maudIn confidence aud at once the telegraph % New
York informs the city that the province the point
rslns !" hundred thousand Orsngemen in arms !"
The Prince has turned Dale 20 rhe Duke De rsouaIy m
saulted !" and " The Dovernor General considerably
brused - There Is rank iuxuriancs about sas
INTO tears and turns up Again IN the next line with this
Duke covered with bruises You concentrate your mad
on denying that the Prince wept copousiy" on being
Violently restrained by the Duke from landing Kings
ton, and become At ant-Newcasteiah. But 10 I
Immediately Afterwards you are informed that tho
same Duke himsel Of decorations Orange
violence, . fact which, true, would not unnata.
rally account for his Grsce's repugnance another
party welcome. Then on horrors bead horrors scsu
mulAte and the Governor General saggers lamey INTO
the paragraph, confused and bleeding inhamany
len by the reporter In lean his head against
man and offers TO nghl any In the crowd. NO ono,
however, accepts the chivalric offer; least we arr
into capitals with THE Orangemeu driven wiId aras
excitement Increases" srhe feeling does not abatei'
1.-The luminosity " con,nuedL' "rhe anger prolougedt
The Is st going onl The panic does not stopi
with Incidents and nventions, peeps psencss aad
papers "From our own ponses, Ike Wild pbsD.
tssmasora, the scene again changes, and look
print, where the Duke Is burnt in eigy In the chief
traufQ MT ufhAn e.sat Asa
regard for the unites Of this thrilling drama,
dragged 10 the gates Of the Government House.
dark and where confusion ana dismsy seem TO rsira
among The inmates The reporter hurried and confused
however In his picture Of the interior and does nos
dwell upon II, and his next paragraph commences
side The house led 10 he
cd and sunmariy elected for al II dad him tbs
rates again, where the scntres being doubIea round
the building where the Duke 10 arrao ging With
railway Superintendent for special train 70 leave
the town al ouce" But last night falls on the mar.
rAiive which has been gradually DARLING and erow.
ing more obscure with every line, an you think zoe
have done with II and are going 70 have quiet
time. Not however. 10 the dull, 6pp sncy
OF he account Orange proc appears with the
shades Of evening ike . nightmare, promenAding the
thoro sehfarts with hdeow yes, while 500 Rbaudmea
armed 70 the teeth and tnrs,ns for blood ~ ther
enemies are represented being always roand the
ner, waiting for m Opportunity for revenge on dear,
oh dear what OF stories thesef sit and road
Ia mute anazemen that Orange banner placed
that t"woald wipe tho Princes coming OF
church, that tho occasion the royal coschmAs
unable to control the mAddened siesds 30 drove
them re,kessy among the crowd learn that "the
Prince then leaning YEARLY his hand. occasionally
appynx hs pocket handkerchief " his eyee
OsEooce Hall, when dancing the Lancers, and twelve
o'clock struck, sway al once, Ike another Cinderella,
went his rank and pomp and "the and expectancy
% this fair state" was dragged out" BY the
Governor General and tho Duks of NexcAsle. whas
Jenkins oon.en.ed himself with or oaly namoy
attempted the backsairs, coming away hurrieily with
muddy rccouections u the Prince having changed his
irorsers or his creed twice during the dAy. made ne
great matter II he had only oonaned himself 70
ing 70 the American world how "the which the
Prince washed sold At tuo shiings bottle he
"pcintediy seated himself when the Qaecos heath
proposed " how che fell asleep al dinner and
sase him. might easily aiord 70 leave such
tsttle 10 tae good sepse of your readers.
Bot with the monstrous emigration and miss atemeuts
which have been circulated about this Orange affair
qriie different matter Most reluctantly therefore, de
feel 10 TO be public duty, 70 thcse who may depend
Nex York papers for Information this subject to state
that with the single exception OF the New YORK tase
not OF hoec journals 10 be relied on for tnew
general outlines Of the roya tour. II Ia matter f
hos accounts utterly al variance With the real
facts Of the cSe could have been forwarded 70 say re-
spCctable nais.