The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

siam. Dancing afterwards resuncd, add continued
ili ave minutes past twelve hm Royal Hghncss having
taken part In every ono during his stay.
pf~esacfTrL coSpvCr.
90 The neNt mornng Sunday he drove 70 church
without passing under the Orange arch Tbs aroused
the Indignation OF few Of the hgntcd followers u King
William. and curing divine service they rrocccdcd 70
ther lodges ard procured ave Of The orthodox Gags Of
their party with which they returned anc decorated the
arch This insulting conduct arused il ns turn the
wrath Of CT, All erman. who forthwith obtained lad
de- snd was IN the act az ascending IL. with view Of
pulling the flags down vbcn orAngsmeE--who had
taken their stand tho TOP Tho ming perhaps
IN their srdor that they dcnd real icsics9
the imitation gate ~ pcrty-saoos the iadscr an the
alderman bad lallen 10 The grocnd, after which they
sgcccdcd IA breaking TIE ladder itseif. MISTER Of
lodge then lnicrerei, but with equally ritess
sul'. The Tags remained Tying when the Prince
esue OIL q church AID within view of the royal
good deal q cxcitcmeni AMI dlsorder pre-
vailed One orarreman conducted himself IN
ro,cns manner and taken into ccstoty, upon which
another q hls party attempted him Tho ob
tect q tbs we 20 create disturbance favorable ~
forcrg The reya carriage 70 pass under the srchs PRO
oeeling which sCmc " there vrcched guards had
oreny talked about whue tho nsgs were beuv put up
and - the Prince emerged IRON tse Church Had there
been the slsbtcsi practical attempt At carving ont this
dcsisn there would have been blosshe and he battle
81 Toronto world hereafter have ocnp.ea o. conspicuous
pscc IN The RACES u The futrre historian The recent
conduct " The OaDgumtn "a Canada wli, not withstand
ips
In the Afternoon the luke q Newcastle Earl e. Ger
mars ard the Governor General after visiting the Tut
versity, walked down . inspect The Objectionable arch
and being reccYnyed BY n the oaree party they
wcfs booted ard followed BY crowd IN n rather thYca
tening Tho services of fcw policemen proved
snscsus In guarding those gentlemen from Insults Of
ine mob. ard thev rassed without injury
TITS morning a O'Clock the Prince and rarity let
by special train for Colngwood the weather being dry
but lowering. ne checred heartily leaving his
residence ana At the railway station and The orange oct
break Of yesterday having srhedcd all PARTIES appear
dpcsss 70 overlook ~ such outrsges - these however
vn 10 more 10 make the Orange society unpopular and
evcruaiy extnguish ~ thar anything ese asd 10 ~ In
possible 70 sgmstxe such dsgrncefu conduct ~ have
lately had 70 record In language sufficiently ssrcsg
ronovrc, sept II, 1850.
Departure u Ne Prsnes of wsis-Arrsrsi 81 P1sos ~
~ Raae-ENlAurasm n 0> Cansdssss- n.nwrc~s--
RSwr % rrc~sD-A~w~~snss-H Royal HSohses
<moro ne Schools, &C., &s.
Yesterday mrninx 81 few mnuos before mine, ssve-
ra thousands he'd assembled In and around ths smphI
theatre a she railway ssssscs for The purpuss q witness
as Ne departure Of his Royal Hshnsss sov Congwood
ninety -four msss novshvsrd IRON rorouso Thss greeted
him Win ssd cAers he sppsared view and ssppsd
ris Ne open or, dessuisd sin fAs,, smbssvc crgvns