The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06

"a read e resolution and thought nothing could be bsS
lore The Duke q Nswoa.s through him 70 ;hs Prince
ana from the Prince the Queen kitner IN neid Or
council hs wsa not afraid 70 meet the grand master.
Tns rssoassu " then put 10 the meeting and carried
by exclamation.
On the part Of the Prince Of Wales and the Duke Of New
CASTLE his adviser oountenance 10 given 70 any es
ture the reception ceremonies which In the least par
takes OF partisan character Trey are fully aware Oh
the feeling and rather than lend ~ their
presence TO either party thus fAn into fame the dan
gerous spark that has been kindlsd the Prince has
wisely expressed determination not 70 land ct ALL
Many comments were made during the serenads last
night Of not particularly complimentary character %
the playing Yankee Doodle and cheers for the Pres
dent OF the United States some one called out "The
oraDgeman can walk in the States any how in spite Of al
tho Princes In the world"
Just In the gray Of the morning large party went
down 70 the Princes boat and, e Significant OF their
feelings had the band play the "Marseilcs Hymn after
which they dispersed with three cheers for the Orange
men.
The City Council met at nine O'Clock. The Conference
Committee reported that they were unable 10 see tho
Orange leader 70 make any arrangement with them
proposed 70 pass resolution inviting the Prince
TO land without procession The Mayor said process
sion would certainly formed and he could not tell the
"
Mayor hsd told the Duke that there danger Of
breach Of the peace the Mayor said he did not think
there was the slightest danger. Councillor Hyand said
the whole diculsy was the fault Of few demagoguss
Alderman Creighton sad the contrary that they were
backed by the feeling Of the whole people, In answer 70
question who were liberal Protestants, Nr. Hyand re-
piled Those who had not taken part In the procession"
Mr.. Alexander cried, "No In this matter, myself and
every other Protestant Is an 0rangeman"
Tie Mayor said the Duke aware that the Council
had power prevent Orange procession. Mr.. Hy
land offered resolution In hch the words loyal Catho
lies end Professionals occurred and moved to
out loyal because limited that persons here
not loyal Many voices from all parts Of the hall cried
"they arcn The resolution then passed that the
Prince be invited TO land at the place appointed and
ceive address, and conveying also the regrets Of the
Mayor that sny circumstance had occurred To prevent his
visiting Kingston.
The Council then adjourned and the Mayor went on
board with this resolution. In few moments inteli.
gence received that the Prince had again refused 10
land Thereupon the Orangemen and troops drawn up in
front Of the City Hall set up tremendous shout.
Everywhere the expectation 10 expressed that the affair
win end In bloodshed. The bent brows and determined
fces Of the Orangemen stern resolve 70 fol-
low.the Prince up.
BE win stop next at Beevie, and when this was made
known called out among the orangemen, with
force yell, "thats not long walk"
No words convey idea OF the feeling here There
are hundred thousand Orangemen In this part Of
Canada and the excitement catches like IRE.
Many OF the Americans here side with the Orangemen
Fortunately for the peace Of tho community the Roman
Catholics are very few in number and keep quiet allow
ing the Duke Of Newcastle 70 eight their battles for them
The ministers Of the various Protestant churches held
"a dAcdA their course iu1ouslv
refused 70 present any addresses except shore They
were loudly cheered.
Old men walked along the Orange ranks calling out
"God bieD your-sstand nrm.n
The Grand Marshal Robinson, rode like mad along q
line Of about three thousand rebe-Sor they
Oaiied-reading the following despatch non the Grand
Master Cameron, st Toronto:-Everythirg depends On
Kingston, Orangemen. Let your motto be "No surrcn-
darn We win follow him wherever be goes. He cannot
enter Toronto except under the col0n." This was
greeted BY cries-"No surrender" "Let him 70 home"
"Perhaps they win take him 70 the Omitted ssasesn
me American dag d more freely displayed than oven
Last night, and people are shouting and yelling a. every
mention Of Orange mossoes
ExNayor Flanagan the leader Of the 0rangemen, and
several Councilmen are In the ranks.
Al eleven o'clock the Council again met, one or two
wearing Orange regala The Mayor announced that the
Duke had rcplei that the Prince would not land but
would receive Addresses board. The Council then
broke up In much excitement. Tho poor weak Mayor ID
almost In tears.
Tne decorations for the illumination were taken down
nom the public buildings last night
me political significance OF this movement cannot be
'yer estimated has separated Upper and Lower Cana
IL years apart.
me Princes boat has moved from thu wharf 10
h. nT hA n 0yaU
pArading and the people talking in excited groups.
Ministers are walking In the Orange procession which
marched past open place, haunting their banners In
he faces Of the royal party, who cooiy watched them
RON tho boat with opera glasses.
SIR O'CLOCK
The Prince has not yet len. The orargemcn have
chartered a steamer 70 follow him when be sails
have been shown the copies OF the leters Of the Duke
Newcastle and the General which are In poe
the leader The oranscmeu but under pledge
not to publish them. Tho Mayor keeps the originals. and
reusss 70 give them 70 shs press Tho Dukes letter d
addrcssed TO the Governor General He myss-
have been advised that several towns the Orsnse
Society intend erecting arches and decorating them with
the insignia OF their Order have also been informed
that hc oransemen intend appearing u procession with
pay likely 70 lead 70 religious euds and breaches Of the
peace and cannot consent that the Prince Be mixed
vsa 70 Canada wish 700 would inform The psrses con
cerned q my feeling In regard 70 this matter, asd
ihsre sy be no mssass sdd ssali sdvss Tie Prince
70 through sree where such arches erected
end II the cemonssrsi,ons are pcrscversd In V avoid
landing In such towns altogether.
possscrIpt adds-
! have also been Informed, though NOT with 80 much
certainty, that the Vrsnecnen intend 70 parade ~ Kings
ton of course my rcmArh apply totally 70 that city.
Tue other letter. from SIR Edmund Head 70 the Mayor
o. Kngsoa euclOses the Duke Of NewoAse letter and
ser rccapituAtrg the Information received adds that
the Princes vist shall not be made the means Of the re
cosntioa Of the oranre any other party
society, and that during the Princes stay no
party banners or decorations shall be thrust
upon him me letter closes with directing the MAJOR
take every In his power 70 prevsas The Orange DO
The Prince certainty VII nos land The
parade 10 made
his ansrsoon the oranscnen received . despsscs
from brethren IN Lower Canada Offering W come On
necessary and assuring then that safety Of Canadian