The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-13
the CLOSING FESTIVITIES At TORONTO
His Royal HighRess Rolicking
at the Ball.
WE DEPARTURE AND PROGRESS TO LONDON,
Enthusiasm Of the People Along
the Route.
The Prince Experiences a Touch
of Winter.
TIE RECEPTION AT LONDON.
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-oRcSTo, ses. l2-1l r. N.
me correspondence between the Mayor of Toronto aud
No Duse Of Newcastle, abstract or which sent yes
srday, ard which Published IN the Tribune OF Non
y, obtained By the Tribune reporter through mis-
sAke Both tho Duke and the Mayor refused give the
correspondence 20 the Herald Tres until the Prince
had e the city, and made the to ihe oc2i
pspers Last night both gentlemen The HERAID
sEd Tines reporters through G5c people, that they
had furn shed copies he Nav York reporters Co
pies bad been furnished however, the correspondent
81 London TINES to ~ Journal from whom
she rttovx rsp,r.cr--ss room mate--received them.
Sufficient was known Of these letters In Toronto, how
ever 70 make all understand that the difncay sd
ugted ard today the had clear path for mis- hard
work
To1osro sept I2-7;25 p. NJ
no oGa last evening given IN thu Crystal Palace
xnsn being built tho usual Engish model needs no
absorption The room, though smaller and decorated in
asrent stye presented quite a handsome IN appear
anse TIA. at Montreal but intensely cold az well
aso the supper, which was miserable.
The Prince seemed animated than ever before at
sa He danced al around the ROOM breaking through
circle Of starers who surrounded him. promcnsded
his partner 70 supper the room with other PEG.
seemed 70 be having very good time. Much use
Dent was caused by . political qusdrile, in
which the Prince entered with laughing zest. Mr..
Cartier, the ministerial leader, danced with Upper
Canadian lady, introduced to him by George Brown the
opposition leader, who danced us q us with Lower
Canadian dame The Duke Of Newcastle and the Orange.
men should have been on hand, but were
Ihe Prince opened IL tall vita the Lady Mayorcss,
snd stayed very late.
A couple Of were arrested on the Princes
aAis pchpockets and taken police station They
insisted that they leading Banalo gentlemen,
Mai proof that they would not pick pocket.
ey had not been released when the Prince le 70 day
The two Buffalo gent, men were released this after
Eooa-she Americans, Commanded oy Dr. Rawlings,
making concentration IN their favor. The offence which
szod suspicion upon hes, gentlemen ths, they took
IRON the supper table at me bail Of Ia ornaments,
Hriish lion done in a sporge cake During the exsmi-
nation before the Justice or The Americans up
Dor, and the trial generally amusing,
ID Prince le BY special train eleven O'Clock this
no.rus, rousng crowd turning oat TO gay aGoot byep
ne Duke Of Nescastie and Governor General we're ss-
ei viii grcnns, express We, probably OF Torontos
fsp;snce
Tns L>ddr Of 70 day, the gvernmsut organ, contra
dcY he report that Governor General Head
Canada s-ys positively that Will, after a short
serre, resurr aud commence new torn 4 office.
LoSpoS, 9. W, sept IL, lsco
~ tae Fgrce's departure from TJrono The amphlhe-
sire vac "a crowded BIZ arrival, sod at every
saon AMI crossing along the rad tho farmers rs,hsc'
- he Princes car.
A. Reanpson the militia turned ~. n srrs
sarshc-s Near Geosge,owa the from stopped,
And he royal PARTY rn1 down ,tcsp
sAns look bridge thousand feet long.
AT Guelph pavilion erected IN centre u sx thor
sad people. upou tbs he Prac0 took his pac, Al.
srcFses PRESENTED and in reply he Prince sid he
harpy q addresses ron people r a -e
asdsirss rlri.cua-y bore his family name To roy.
rarity Considered tbs the fnegt ssplny they hsa yet
N~ec.
mere wssR great crowd 81 Berlin ana lro q Peters.
eass, German settlement, where an sciress = trs
rrt-es ~as presented n G-rrrr Paving 60 wr.ten
rsry reasy, the Prlrce answered verbally % Germ.n
ssns then thai be ielgh,et 10 hear Or thar rroz
yeriy ana hoped i wosld co-tnue Yoa can imagine
the 4. gh cf tie Hans ard Esres al bearing the Prince
sscak German so fuently.
Al strstscri and y, Mays the dsno0ssrntons we're
ssou. tne sane N noe Of cAnnou the people bored
noeF iogs, crammct IN por,sr. a. B .zaa away
hey also bored the Prince viii asdr-sses
As compliment q IRE lie cora.iar 80 roai, yr
cfrste he Superintendent; was proseDte i ~ Pruce
~ me Earl Of 81 German.
mo Prince reached Innion, anc thriving city 81
shout u 900 MIA s.tants -four cclck he day w.s
bitterly cold, but about 1850 turned cat welcome
Am. -ae addresses asd replies wore hurried through
G. u the cold and the Prince driven 70
IL TccCnGeh HOTEL where stays Cheers we're given
~ the Deke u Newcastle and the Governor General who
cane cot "a he balooay AM DO sed iaeir hanks.
01Bs~ s'yle Of decoration, hands Of co'orcd cal Co
-ere hung across The streets.
M rrO,ess % va orderly. and o. hv