The New York herald., 1860-09-10
The Excitement Among the Orange
men Increasing. :.
sCRNES AROUND AN ORANGE ARCH.
The Duke Of Newcastle and the Governor
General Assaulted by The Mob
LETTER FROM THR DUKE OF NEWCASTLE,
Ae, -. H.


goode Hall, was = most recherche affair The Prince
arrived hafpas. nine The barristers received him
dressed In full robes, and the Hon John billiard Came
xon secretary Of the Law Society," and also Grand Master
or the 0rangcmep read address to which the Prince
made suitable reply.
Prominent among the barristerS was = full blooded
Aricn named Sutherland, who graduated At Kings co
Iege here and occupies respectable position at the bar
Hs figured quite conspicuousy last evening One notices
many in this part Of Canada Of ntermarrages be-
tween whites blacks in Toronto most people
hAve the American prejudice against amagamation.
Ths Prince then made barrister BY signing bis
name to the Barristers roll and rolls Of Common Pleas
and Queen's Bench. he signed simply Albert Edward
In full round hand
Dancing was then begun, and the Prince remained Till
twelve o'cl ck.
Great fee ng excited among interested parties be-
cause dancing allowed this contrary {, agree
ment and II feared wi spoil the eject Of the citizens
grand ball Of Tuesday next Much comment was also
made the prominent part Cameron took In the affair
He threatened 10 resign the orangemen persisted In
her conduct and bad done In the first place much
present dicu ~ might have been avoided, u he main
tanned them In respecaby BY his position and talents
This morning the Prince went 10 church, and by CIR
cumstances attending his going there the Ore Of religious
and political fAnatcsm again famed into fame
Crowds OF people lined King street, which Is the most
direct route to the cathedral, to see him pan. In
this street many LOFTY, beautiful arches are erected,
among which that Of the Free Masons with Its towers
preeninen for graceful form and appropriate devices
On the next block below the iustrious Orange arch
which caused al this trouble for Catholics did not object
20 the Orange parade II IL very large built Of wood,
painted initiate granite and has the devices both
sides Fu length portraits OF the Queen and Prince Albert
adorn is sides In the tower above portrait Of King
n,wc sbo. fEvao
below. Above are the words -"rhese we maintain"
Below arc mottocs-oar Glorious Constitution" and
swelcome Albert, Prince Of wales" These al the
decorations the arch this morning. except few ban.
and shieds Of usual English STYLE Around this arch
under which the Prince would have TO pass he came
by ihe direct route several thousand people ool
lected.
Tho Priuce and suite cn Government. House At eleven
O'Clock but drove 70 church by roundabout way thus
avoiding this arch hey entered church quickly that
there time for demonstrations but several per-
Sons had amer the carriage part Of the way and then
headed or informing the crowd that the route the
resal; OF design not ACCIDENT Feeling thsn seemed
eamoH TOO deep for utteranoe, and the Duke Of New
castle the Governor General and the Prince
curssd IN choicest Bngssate. Inside the church pco
pie behaved very badly, rising mssse TO stare at tho
royal party, and disposition TO groan ii the Duke was
very evident The services proceeded - usual, AMI q
ehe close the Prince entered his carriage and drove Oh
very quickly, taking another roundabout way 70 avoid
che arch which only the street ron the church
Many persons hsed the party passed. and some, very
nuch excited, shouted Tear down the arch" and made
DEMONSTRATION for thai purposs Tho police roughly
pushed back the and order u length restored,
but the crowd did not dispsrse Soon after several
Oangenen mounted the arch and suspended i've Of the
most oenoxious banners bearing the portrait Of King
rvu ard tps~ rtnfio of \ "A figan cha
King street fairly blocEcd up with the people,
and one Of the leading 0rangemen Of city ordered the
banners down. and attempted 10 ascend TO lower them
but Was booted pulled from hs footing, and the ladder
broken The disturbance ceased here, but feared
II might become general, ~ II n said on good al.
orsy TIA, fifteen hundred Roman Catholics have for med
themselves into society and 90 armed In case Of m
appeal 10 brute force Manager snAnly, Of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, declares that he Will produce force
enough sweep the streets OF orspgcmen In moment
any riot attempted Grand Master Cameron declares
he viii trsmpe bis Orange robe under bis feet riot
is caused during the Princes stay.
Towards evening couple oi military companies-rGc
and ntIery-reiurning from the funeral Of comrade
passed the arch and saluscd with hearty cheers
In which the crowd following them Joined.
The position Of the DUKE Of Ee~cAstis cannot be bet
Ger stated than by himself and he has given his views
publicity 10 the following letter, addresscd 70 Mayor
Beatty, o, Kingston, written whie lying OF that city
The letter has Just been made public
sn-st IA with the utmost regret that nov hns mysef
compelled 70 take the extreme course Contemplated as
possible In my letter sir T. Head e the 3o.n Of Au
gust which was Immediately communicated 70 you by
hn Excency and ~ advise the Prince u Wales 70 pro
bis way without landing al The city Of kingson
When We arrived yesterday we found ~ arch covered
wth Orange decorations and an organized body o many
hundreds wearing s the insignia of their order Win
Gags. band, and every accompaniment whsa
efi 60 ID fCx*s L
myself believe u 4, after seeing you and the other
yeaiemen vho yoa "a po.sa ,as
advice the Prince, the obecions TOOK 20 hcse party
osplays on suca an eccsion and he necessary csnse
ssruded their cnduct and ACT so onensively 20
Abe whole Of their elo~ c1ess rfo'sslants and Roman
Tathol,cs persevere their intention cf prevent
ing the Prince IRON accepting the hospitality ofycur city,
have been Disappointed The Prnce has consented W
ua twenty-five hours 20 give the orsngemen time 70 re-
onsder their resolve They have adhered 10 u, sad
nv duty therefore, To avtse the Prince W pursue ns
yourney what Is the sacrifice asked tue orsnsenen 70
maze Merely W irom displaying Ia 'he presence
a youns Prince o. nineteen years of age the heir 70
pccpire which rules millions Of every form Of Onrm
~ - .rs pooroury Offensive 10 the members another
creed and which portion of the empire, have repes
rdly prosuccd mt only oiscord and nezr,burnas but
rot asd slccdshed pev,g doubted the loyalty Of the
individuals CO nposng the Orange body pissed ~! ~
peal 10 them on the groand q ths' oysI ana y s,s
but 70 fr Gag and sbstain from an article u dress
wished the Prince % see them oas nov 70
Ssen ois.rr-oved az In The mother country
by the sovereign and Legislature of Great britain an
fola that they of mine - slstt y the
Protestant rsron Tntn they can prove tts the great
mass Of knnlishmen se0 not Protestant y = gua
sud chsrre am ~e aware that such party process.
sions are nos Illegal IN this courtry A. they are y Fog
land Ihs 10 conclusive answer, II asked you -
Mayor 70 exercise yoot asority bat u - no snswer V
fny renonsrnnce Imase n, A. secretary fr the Colo
nes called upon 70 enforce law but as Minister q The
rssfy 10 otciai WRIT his c.loty At the nvitator