New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
The Prince Of WnIes.
TIE ORANGE DIFFICULTY Al KINGSTON.
Special Dispsscb 70 The n. Y. ThbunA

TIfE ORANGE DIFFICULTY Al hleO5IOh.
Special Dsp.sch 70 The a. z. TrbunA
NIAGARA FALLS, Sept I6, 1860.
Further con espondence has passed between the
Mayor Of Kingston and the Duke Of NeEcastls in
reference to the recent Orange demonstration In
that city, ard the Princes refusal n disembsrk
there. The Mayors letter is dated the llth last
1t begins with mingled assurances Of devotion 10
the Prince and the Queen, and Of disrospect toward
the Duke; the last Of which, however, are insin.
uated rather than avowed. II sets forth that Or
aDge PROFESSIONS are in 10 way ltrarg to tho
present laws Of Canada; that the Governor. Con-
eIal has given public recognition TO the Society;
that, moreover, the Kingston Council had not
power to enforce the Dukes wishes, and if thsv
had there would have been no need of enforo;eg
them, since the Dukes apprehensions Of di.tu b.
ance ought to have been set at rest by the Majors
guaranty ofpeace.
1t then proceeds to dsp ate the assertion that tho
Princes landing would ba'e ideOtided hin vita the
party procession which awaited him, and declares
that he could not be bed to participate more ia the
Orange demonstration than he was compromised
by viewing the purple robes and insignia of the
Roman Catholic bishops at Quebec. IL continues
with the declaration that, if the Duke had sgoi6ed
his intention of ignoring 0rangeism when he first
landed at Newfoundland the late complication
would not have occurred, and again defends the
Orapgemen at the expense of the Catholics deny
irg once more the Dukes right TO impose
conditions upon the form Of the Kingston
reception. Then, With much anxious argument
il reviews the Dukes letter to the Mayor.
epdeayours to coptOvert its various poilts, to
excuse the refusal to present the Municipal
Address on board the steamer while it lay at
tie wharf, ard to justify the OraI gemen again.
In conclusion it disasows on the part of the Coun-
Gil any sympathy with the movement, and intimates
that the Dukes course which isprooounced upjast
andimpoitic, proceeded from ignorance Of the laws
and customs of the Province To this long letter
the Duke answered as follows:
LONDON, C. W., Sept. -. 1860.
SIR: have the honor t, knowledge the letter OF
the llth inst which reached noe tnls afternoon. ~
would be essy TO refute the argument and co1traci1
The nts advance by in behalf Of tbs Coda-
ci Of tho City Of Kingston, bat have neither ues
nor inclination for the tssk have only therefore 70
es Ore So ny hope that Is your intention 70 pobsn
yonr letter without delay if you do not, shall feel
NV duty to do co. ia order that 1t may receive an an
swer from the good sense Of the Canadian people
am ST.. sc, NEWCASTLE.
To the wOrshipful the Mayer Of Kins'sOn
To the Associated Press
NIAGARA FALLS, Clifton House, c. w, Sept IL.
The Prince went TO- DAY to toe American see OF the
Falls and visited Goat LAID BE enjoyed the differ
emf vie WIS of tho Fall with but little interruption. He
ciOs &c Susps nsoD Bridge, yited the Whirlpool Go.
He goes to Queenstown The morning TO lsy the cor
Der stone OF obeisk where Brock fed. L. the al,
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