The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23
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ceeds TO Lchine, where he witnesses number of To-
dams at their games and he extends his
trip to Caughnawaga, and returns to Montreal.
so-vists Sherbrooke, ninety miesifrom Montreal AM
several places o. interest intermediate. At 81 hyac'nth
he escorted by two hundred Jesuit press to their col
ege where he receives address in French aud Enssn
At Brampon Falls he nspects some oil the largest saw
mills In America AT Sherbrooke he restoreso his rank IN
the navy Nj FELTON,, who was signal midshlpnan TO
Lord Nelson at Trafalgar and who hal been unjdsly dis
missed the service Al taf past six he returns and
attends the PEG )es ball, but does not dance.
3l-Iesvts for Ottawa
SEPTEMBER.
l-HiI Royal Highress arrives at Ottawa, where ne Is
greeted with the enthusiasm which met him through
the he there lays the corner stone OF the ne"
Houses OF Parliament with much soemni.y
2-The Prince attends Divine service at Christ church
3He rides in an open carriage 10 the little village oil
Aymer en- route for Kingston. Arrives at brock sie
eight O'Clock and Ia escorted through the tosn ~
fiemens torchebt processon-she frst the Prince mas
ever seen and at which he is surprised Troabies are
apprehs nded at Kingston from the determination Of the
orangemen Orange arches and organize process
sions OF the order with their obnoxious banners and
other at which the Roman Catholics take
offence. The Duke OF Newcastle, TO avoid a collision,
which may be attended with efcsion OF blood, sends
word to Kingston that he will not ALLOW the Prince 10
pass through any arch decorated with party devices
take part in any demonstrations in which par symbols
used
Arrival at Kingston, amidst great excl ement, In
consequence of We firm attitude of the Duke OF New
castle Tnreats we're freely by the Orangemen
burn Prince in efgy stormy meeting OF the city
Council The Mayor informs the Council that the Prince
wild consent land If contemplated Orange procession
given up, out not otherwise which Is far from salts
factory Third Grand Master Cameron orders the
oaneemen TO give up the position they have assumed
but he is met with the response of No surrender
The Prince remains board the steamer hs suite,
with the exception of the Duke OF Newcastle the Earl Of
st. Germans and Lord Lyons, disembark.
5-Ihe gemen continue obstinate and the Prince
refuses land causing great excitement The Prince
told to go home AMI the "Marseillaise Is nsultingy
play ed opposite the steamer The Prince offers to receive
the address OF the May and Corporation board, bat
the City Council pass a resolution refusing - present it
an where else but shore The magistrates however,
present address board, which is received and
Piled TO by the Prince, regrettng that circumstances
should have prevented him from landing. The Orange
men hold threats to follow the Prince TO Toronto
wherever he might 60.
Carnival of the royal party at Belevile, where SINH
rotous demonstrations await them at Kingston, In
consequence Of which the Prince refuses to land, and
passes to Coboug where there signs Of Orange
orsastion of loyalty and he attends ball in the
ing
The Prince takes special train from Cobourg at ten
O'Clock NJ and arrives at Peterboro crossing Rice
Lake on a steamer. He is received at Peterboro by
procession From Peterboro he departs for Port Hope
which he reaches at P NJ. where there Ia another
procession by HIGH he Is conveyed to the Court House,
where he partakes Of duner and receives addresses
from the civic functosaIies From Port Hope he pro
ceeds TO whhby, where he arrives at three o'clock Leav
ing this lat place he reaches Toronto at half past six
P. NJ Here he finds that the 0rangemen had submitted
ard but arch remaining, which the Prince and
suite carefully avoid during their stay in the city The
Prince lands and received with deafening cheers He
receives address from the Corporation and is escorted
to Government House, which he reaches at nine p H.
The city is brilliantly illuminated.
s-This morning the Prince holds levec, and In the
evening be attends ball given BY the members OF the
bar angry correspondents takes place between the
Duke Of Newcastle and the Mayor the subject OF the
solitary arch.
e-The Prince attends Divine service, carefully avoid
ing the arch In his way 70 and fro. Large multitudes
collect around the church In the evening the Duke
Newcastle and the Governor, while taking walk are at
Hrst grossly nsued and then personally assaulted for
advising the Prince against passing through the arch
10 Starts for Colng wood, ninetynvc miles distant
by specia train. On passing the town OF Aurora, and
other places the route Orange arches seen erected
Arrival at Colingwood.
1.-The Prince joins yacht club, lays stone
OF the Queens status and plants tree 10 the Botanic
Gardens He pays visit 10 the University and the Nor
NAL school, holds evec receives addresses and attends
q ball In the evening
10 Arrives at London where he Ia received with the
utmost enthusiasm and respect.
I5-Hs Royal Hshness leaves london by spscial traiu
wesf Rail and satW
In pavilion the Mayors residence he receives several
addresses ami then leaves for Paris where be changes
his for thoee Of the Buffalo and lake Huron Railroad
At Bradford he Gbds q line Of little girls, who strew
flowers In bis way He receives addresses from some Ia
diam, ~ Fort Erie, after receiving an address, be I'm
barks IN q steamer for Chippewa His Roya Hehness
arrives at Niagara Falls, and spends time Ia
mining this siupcrdous work Of nature. He witnesses
Blondins insane performances the rope stretched
the boiling gulf and appears 70 regard the daring
freedman az q fool for hts pains.
She attends Divine service al Chippcwa
I7-Arrva at Queen Heights and reception Of an
address from the veterans Of 1912.
Is-The Prince IL received al Hamilton BY several hun
dred farncrs with every demonstration Of loyalty
10 He receives several addresses and visits the Cen
trail Public School, where he 10 again addressed BY the
trustees 10 presence OF four thousand children In the
evening his Royal Hghnsss attends a ball, given In
building specially erected for the OCCASION adjoining the
Anso American Hotel.
20 Visit 10 the Provincial Exhibition, where his
Royal ghness addressed by President Of the Agri
cultural Society He lunch 1t Dupburn Castle. the
residence o. SIR Allan noNab, AFTER which be leaves for
Detroit Michigan, BY the Great Western Railroad, At two
O'Clock p NJ passing The frontiers between the cansdas
and the United states His Royal Hghnes Is supposed
10 have dorpci all royal state and TO have assumed the
comparatively modes. style and title o. Baron Rcnfrew.
De arrives at Detroit IN the evening, where he cxp,-
rences among democratic Americas, ~ enthusiastic
q reception any that greeted him through the pro
vinces o. monarcnica England. There general ilu
mns,on and torchsht procession and he escorted 70
his hotel By muIii,udes Of citizens all vicng with each
other 10 do honor 10 victorias eldest son.