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sxer;nc. the President, Mr.. Gilbert In the chsir.
This Club |. eopg forward nicely they are oaiidiog
and have nesrly finished new hall on Thirty SECOND
stree, near Seventh avenue which will be the finest
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referring to the rapid progress Of the Republican party
and its final success Some spirited remarks vera made
by Mr. E. F. Underhill and after further speeches BY
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"A Republican Mass Meeting was held last evening
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Horace Greeley addressed large asseublsge Of Long
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The Prince of wales mt Ottawa.

THE owing the conclusion Of Saturday report delayed
Monday il consequence the wires having been inter
OTTAWA, Saturday, Sept. /, 1860.
On returning to his residence the Prince held le
wee ard large run Der of get emeu were pres
but no addresses made The Prince then lunched
with the Legislature The beahs Of the Qu'en,
Prince Consoit ard the Price of Wales, drank,
and the Prince gave the heaths Of the Governor Can
eral and Canadian Legislature, which was ludiy APP
plsudtd. The royal party afterward rode to Chaadere
Falls and the Suspension Bridge, where they dis
mounted got on crib and went down the tmber-slide.
thous4nds of people watching the Descent who chcered
them ~ they shot past. The s,ene rather eXc't
ing The royal crib got down SAFE and the party were
taken of in canoes 10 an Island in TIE center OF the bay
which the canoe races were held Inc river vas
covered with small boatp and presented beautiful
spectacle TIE Prince took great interest IN the pro-
ceecrgs spplsnding the vctors, &C.. lie returned to
the city at o'clock iu barge especially prepared and
rowed by six gentlemen. lie was much pleased WITH
the events of the day.
M6YrREAL, Monday, Sept 3, 1860.
The Prince of Wales attended the English Church AT
Ottawa Yesterday morning. He drove ont IN the
afternoon, and left this morning under salute from
the Field Battery and the cheers OF large concourse
of peoule BE passed tie village Of AyImer, where
several srches erected ard arrived at BrockViie
at o clock this evening. he was met by the Mayor,
members of the Corporation and other functlonarss,
srd 10 900 people at the station. The town tumPhal
arches were illuminated.
The Gremep. carving torches received the Prince
and escorted him TO hand some pavilion, where he
Was presented with an address of welcome Ine
crovd was rather unruy. The royal party entered
thfr carriages and drove through TIE principal streets
and wee then escorted by The fremen to the boat
Kingston on which the Primes sleeps and proceeds 70
K;rSa,cn 10 morrow Before leaving Ottawa, the
members of the Legislative body held meeting aud
nsssad vote of thanks 70 the Mayor and Corporation
OF Ottawa for their courtesy dnrng the ysi'. ,oco
ToRoNTo, c. w, Monday. Sept; 3, 1861:
Some tronhe beinR anticipated in regard 10 tie IN
tended OranQs demonstrations the occ esion OF the
Pnces visit to Torouto it is understood that the Coy
General has written that the Prince woud tahe
no par In any procession where party coors are worn
or Isrty tunes are played