New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
TIE VISIT or TIE FRINGE OF Wales.
PROGRESS OF tn ORANGE DEMoNsTRA-
ThnN.
from Our Own Reporter.

Walks, after delay viii h was only too p. otracted
Ia view of the continually aggravated insoeno's AID
msligniiy Of the mob by which be was beeseed.
Toward Don, the demonstrations became more active
and more bitter the Orange leaders, nhusnced by
passion 10 less than by unlimited poiadons mingl ng
coDstan ly amor the rabbs, and incitipg them with
noiy harap gues and invectves 70 bold unanch
ely to their positions. II, stranger, unacqc anted
with the hidden Of this exctem ut the
display was one of sheer brutality; and doubt if
thorough and perfect understanding of the Gaze would
present the course Of the OraDgemen ia any moro
favorable light. TIE alleged reason for their obdu-
iacy is the recognition which they declare was
vouclsafed the Roman Catholics in Queoec,
and which they insift upon rebuking in their
own vulgar way. The Prince, they aver, must
pay the penalty for entering a Catholic nstitu ion
(the Ursune Convent) by accepting their offering Of
welcome as distinct exhibition of partizsn revenge
1t is impossible to exaggerate the iodscency aud he
rcklessness with which this claim ia asserted. The
speeches OF the Orange chiefs to-day filed with
the hlhieet abuse Of the supposed counssors Of the
Prince, the worst and vilest Of which was received
by the croSd with the most eager satisfaction.
Especially prominent among the throng Of loud de-
Chalmers was man whose nsme was of en- secuted
ale nd in chorus Of zealoui delight. Tom Robinson
the Orange hero OF the day. vsgrant painter repul-
Five in feature, and offensive In speech, tricked
cut for the occasion with cheap tinsel aud dingy
fDery, like broken-down circus-rider was
the person with whom, above all others res ed
the distinction Of having driven away with
inhospitsble clamor the guests whose presence the
whole country had besought. Other officers Of the
order higher than he upon the ground, but as in
every lawess multitude the biggest BLACKBOARD rules
so ihi man. by noisy perseverance and incessant de-
nuuciaons of all who suspected tost aud Ia oppo
son TO the wishes of his party gained the
fret position Of popular inGusncA. major Of a
voluI teer cavalry troop, named Flanagan, lofty
creature among the OraDgtmen, wac hardly less
uprettrt ined in mad ipoe about the rights aud
duties of bis followers And the consciousness of their
own strt myth, with the knowledge, that no opposition
would be offered to them, whsteyrr migh be the sx
cesses which they should proceed emboldened them
to more and more hsgrRpt Slows Of defiance. The
local authorities it well understood could not TO-
telfere because tie Mayor hims,f is an Orangemsn,
and bound to yield in all points to his secret confe Ter
ates.
The seuselsss band of brawlers stood all day
along the water line of the city, goarding it iercely
rs if their purpose 10 repei invasion, beat
back an UNIV elcome intruder. they relieved the aus.
terilies of their watch by cheering expedi
ens-smoking, drinking Insulting passengers, an, the
lie.
When other occupations failed them, they Justify
sumtd their old party sopgs and sang aud shstled to-
getber, with Accomplishments of screeching flies, the
mem orable cborus&
Sprinkle the Catholics every
We cut 'em ssunder sed make em lie under,
The Protestant boys shall carr the day
x-oil,, ,Ia xpli For far
hours previous departing, steamed about the uarbo
in various directions-frew near TO the shore they
would fall rapluIy into in5, AID rush Wildly W tho
spot shouting and h4untipg their Banners evidently
under be foolieh belief that the Prince endeasor
ing TO evade them and gsiu admission to the city by
a wretcbed trick This performance was many times
repeated and even at the end Of ALL after the parting
seute had been fired and when the boat was fairly on
its way to Beevile, the suspicion arose thst schems
migl have been arranged to effect landing at point
come two miles distant near the residence which had
been prepared for the royal party. No cid this
notion get about the entire ragged regiment, with
screams and shouts started off the fastest pace they
could attain 20 surround the building and prevent the
Pri &c entrance excepting under their authority aud
by their sanction. II not long before this erro
was Uncovered and the bsled pursners returned to
explode their disappointment in tumultuous mass-meet-
| Dgs.
So the Prince snd Ms adviters have held quietly to
the resolution which with caution and deiberaion,
they found it best adept. They have left Kingston
with lie mesger and unwholesome decorations ts false
inscriptions of professed welcome and its gross exhib-
tions Of cowardy slleen and brayado. The progress
Of the tour will be oItinusd az originally determined
anon in order that each to VI and city may accept or
refuse the conditions upon which tie expected visit
uill be made few email towns have sgnided their
willingness to abandon the Orange displays, but Of
Toronto and other large places there is yet some
doubt The Orang men Of Kingston have re-
| solved 10 20 10 Toronto 10 body,
10 participate In the demonstrate which are there
counted upon bat telegraphc reports from thence
intimate that counter demonstrations will be orgs-
rzed by which the Orapgemen will be subdued-foro-
| IDLY if necessary.
Mass.mee,Des were held yesterday afternoon in the
CITY park at W. ich raviUg appropriate 70 the oeca-
sion were unitiutedly ayisAed. In tue evening the
ball took place. sner more iupotent affair could
not be imagined The absence Of royalty deprived It
of al interest and notwths snoing the expensive pre-
paiaions for which net lOss than thousand dollars
were outsij the number Of persons present "as 81
| tbirty-fever-twenty men and seventeen women IL
as the most lugubrous spectacle that Kingston ever
| witnessed.
The news from Bellevle this morning is that, upon
the approach of the Prince, the wharf was crowded
WITH the saue body of men who yesterday he'd him IN
restrsint in s city and who last night proceeded ~
railroad nterc pit him. As sOon as they we're dis
cerDed the boat was put about fr Cobourg where, II
permitted to land the Prince viii pas, the night IL
had been intended proceed by rail from Belevile to
Cobourg but the Orapgemeu, with malicious Ingenuity
tr.,cbed an arch compstey across the only road by