New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-07

Surrounding couDtrJ L rtplee ithr Ira actions,
On Dot outstanding these advantages Ottawa c4r'aioy
seems s.rsre place TO fxupor ashe cepa Of asreaf
and a ur hing Province Hereafter whsnit gets built
there are only few streets full Of homes now, with
\ IF dozen churches, and some hot,L, conducted
upep tie most rigid principles, where the morals are
oos ed quite closely the meals, aud reforms
tory hints ar tent in with tie wasting where tas oe
old Krac ice of early ring l. enforced BY tho narrow
limits Of ;be break,st epoch ard the zeal hful sys-
TEN Of early retirement lie suggested By the summons
fremtte porter at the appropriate hour for the boots
9th tardy-f may, doubtless, turn ont a thriving
town; but 1t can never have harbor capable Of
sforehR fair sctammo ia;ion and as navigation
is here blocked by the falls the chances of 90 mercsi
adysDcen eDt are extremely SLENDER However the
CONVERSIONS Of The building INTENDED to receive the
Parliament Is laid and II may be that three years will
reazs the present ford ambition of its twelve tbou
sand citizens.
Kfso,roS, G. W., Sept. S, 1850.
Al an early hour on Monday morning the Prince and
all his patty excepting Earl St. Germans with the
addition Of the Marquis of Chsndos who ia now trav-
cling privately in Canada and Lady Gsoreans Fame,
who lie pursuing the same object with much strength
of mind left OTTAWA IN carriages for the little town Of
Aylmer, nine miles dinant, where rustic crowds dis
playing rural decorations sgni6od cordial greeting.
There be embarked upon the Ottawa for Chats Port
age, small village station, remarkable for the
treme beauty of the cascades into which the river is
broken, and BY which navigation is oace more inter
rupted. From Chats Portage the passengers, after
walking around the falls, were conveyed in birch ca
noes TO place called " Haf-Mls Forage where
the rapids again compelled tough walk Of nile
among rocks az brsmbles 70 the pot whe-s the river
again becomes navigable. The canoes which had
been borne on the shoulders of the lgnbermen
were relsunched and the passage to Arnprior
was rapidly effected, Thence to Almonte-s lonch at
the residence Of Dir Mclaughlin an extensive lumber
dealer, intervening Tae route wac travelled IN csF
risges-a dirty rot, and wearisome ro1te at ne end
Of which everybody was smeared and sooted Ike
band of minstrel Ethiops with the ine black duet
which few in dense clouds Ell along the way, and set
tied thekly upon every countensnce. Begrimed and
half blinded, the royal party started in rail way
upon the last part of the day journey Quickly pass
ing over con 50 miles, they arrived st Brockvile a.
about o'clock in the evening where an unexpectedly
generous display awaited them. A procession of fire.
men met them at the depot and, with torches and fire.
works lighted the way through the town 10 the wharf
where the steamboat Kingston lay board which the
Prince passed the night. The Illuminated arches were
numerous AID well constructed and the houses through
out the to WI were lavishly decorated 1t was finer
evening demonstration than any the Prince had before
received
The Kingston did not leave Rockville az promptly as
had been expected on Tuesday morning. 1t was no
hit nps diment that caused the delay. Events Of the
most Notifying had transpired at Kingston,
the intelligence of which, when received by the Duke
of Newcastle, demanded especial attention and COL
sheraton. 1t was discovered that the Orangsmen OF
Lower Canada against whose partisan demonstrations
the Duke had already protested, had srrayed them
selves with firm resolution TO break through the res-
tetons imposed upon them and to pursue their oen-
sve course at sn hazards The brief history of their
present nl.tempered movement is as follows: The
Orane Of Toronto having announced an intention
Of ssst milling in great Numbers to welcome the
Prince, not as private citizens, but as
PARTY, wearing all the insigOs and robes
of their order, and carrying banners with In
scrptons peculiarly disaseful to their opponents the
Ron an Catholics and having moreover erected arches
covered with the same en- bems aud legends the Cath
ocs address, remonstrarce 70 the Doke expressing
their disincnstioD TO Join in any procession thus com
posed or 10 walk under arches which professed to
proclaim their shame. At the came time they avowed
their readiness 10 reDquish Their stand ards aud
TO participate citizens only, In the celebration
Perceivng that the peaceful progress Of the Pinees
tour YVES threatened the Duse Immediately answered
that no party displays Of this character could be
sanctioned and that, in case Of landing at Toronto
the royal party would avoid pa sing through such
streets az should be distinguished by Orange embel-
lshmeDts or if the Objectionable demonstrations
persisted in would emit visiting that city altogether
He alluded. al the came time to the rumoTed posi-
bty Of similar movements al Kingston, which,
be intimated, would be regarded In the same
light OF the effect Of this letter al Toronto,
little is known here but In Kingston produced the
iniensest excitement not only among the Orangemen
but also among better classes Of the community. Tne
two daily newspapers were Suddenly infamed with
unpreced nted eperPy-one saysgely denounciDg the
orieinators Of the difficulty, the other applauding
them and ssssng the Duke Of Newcastle and his ad-
ysers with tba. spleDet:c vulesriy which 80 many Of
the minor journals Of Canada revel in The leaders Of
the Ora1gemen who bad prepared a dis Jlay Of con-
siderable magnitude applied the chief Of their order
at Toronto for advice and counsel but this, il ap-
peared, was reJe matter Of form, for although the
response wss in there words: " think it bet err to
comply with the Dukes visa, j. II. CAsERos"
tie extreme opposite plan adopted, aud
the determination rerist all dIssuasions
openly declared. An 0raoge sreh was reared
Ia Princes street, the mat thoroughfare
Of the city in which The significant cOlOrs orange and
blue, were prominent, and UPON which various party
embszonings were oistributed, the seoret eubiems
sprnt uniting ali. These facts having been Gommuni
Gated 10 the Duke at Brookvs, btef consultation
held there which resulted il the dscision to pro-
coed to Kingston ard examine closely the cond-
Ton o. affairs but on nc Land uRless the
dcns previously laid down were 81 omitted to. Ac-