The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11
OUR TORONTO CoRREspONpENcE.

OUR TORONTO CORRESPONDENCE.
- TORONTO Sept. Q, 1850
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Public ssrrimen, Concerning TAsm-- 1F.asS az 20
,ouss, Rice Lase, Pert Hop and T1ronso-9ss A5'"@
sastsc Reception, dc DO
me orange a.-.ous'ratIcn CO anwlsey persisted in,
which ffsytlted the landing me Prince .. Kingston,
operated with equslly unfortunate result ct hs next
place Of call, Becyle, for the Orangemen who had pa
radcd themselves in that town while the royal seader
remained in harbor, Jeff by railway, TO the nu1nbes Of
about hundred ct four O'Clock on the mopang fol
loving her departure, for the same destination. No
sooDer did they arrive at Reioyc, Al sir, than they
formed in procession, arsyed in scarf and badge, and
mAlshaei BY q IL harlequin costume, with their
band play ing party tunes ~ the vanguard.
By the cheers that met them here and there they
passed along evident that popular feeling not
opposed 70 them, although popular ignorance mas have
had good deal TO do with that. They took up their quar-
ters nj q hctci in the town, out Of one OF the win
dows Of which they hung their Tag. Their presence
Ct created much excite ut among the pcpuace,
half Of whom appeared TO be in favor Of the osangcmed
holding oat ia other bali Of them giving in bnt tho
wearors the red and yellow arm to their motto Of
ssNo surrender
Soon ater nine O'Clock the Mayor went on board the
EDgstor y acant the Duke Of Newcastle with the re-
solution Of the Osangemer to JOIN In the procession II the
Prince ande also TO allow their parti ooored arch,
erected in Of the s,reets, 10 remain standing.
Ter his return from ths Interview the Mayor mounted
q platform and addressed the people. He said that he
had the Duke and heard that the Prince greatly
greted that he should mol have Opportunity Of seeing
their town. more especially they bad ~ so mucn
trouble and expense in their decorations. certain
party present had rendered itself obnoxious and FOR this
reason hs Royal Hshness had becn advised MOI . land
AT quarter before ten the Kingston len the harbo "a
Was oppressive Inc trumpsa arch had been erected 10
vain, and the loyal inhabitants overcome with ds.
appointment Inc Orangemen returned 70 Kingston with
disturbance, and proceeded 10 Cooourg, where
found verybody the tip-toc Of expectation. Tri
umphal arches, ransparences and other devices
abundant volunteer cavalry patroed streets stands
built ~ accommodate sghtseers the town hall had
beautifrl platform and canopy in front, aud was inter
nay beautifully decorated; and ali promised WELL for the
Of the place had agreed not TO parade the in
signin n their party.
Darkness succeeded daylight, and still no Prince came;
bot shortly before him the royal steamer arrived ana
saloted BY the Kingston Volunteer Artillery. II was
then announced that his Royal Highness would land AZ
ten, attend the citizens ball. and sleep ashore at tho
house Of Mr.. Smith, the Postmaster General According
ly, after ten the landing took place. and open
carriages berg IN atter dance for the usrious visitor
and Others, he stepped into one In company with the
Duke and Governor General when TO his surprise the
horses t1ned aside and the carriage drawn
the Town Hall by party Of gentlemen Of the place 10
were vocisrous and must have gsddened the heart Of
linn Tor whom they intended An address pre-.
scented 70 him BY the Mayor and Corporation, 10 which
he briefly replied.
rHr BAIL AT conorRo
He then entered the ballroom, which was hstefully
ranged and by no means crowded. there not being
than two hundred people present There for the hrst
time In America, he danced in plain evening dress and
walked about tho room with his partner on his arm
military stan officers OK ,epted.
lie danced every dance I'LL quarter 10 four, and then
on The Following morning. at e minutes before tsn
be left the house for the railway station, escorted ~
detachment OF cavalry He in plain morning dress,
and rom the house TO the station was envelopei in
he travelled in a special train towards Peterooro, his
departure beng distinguished by tne lrng or royal
salute. On reaching
where the railway Ia alt across bridge three miles
rsmed the otspsbee' and ss,led smous 4 sroup Of
r covered sess 0n the north side Of the lake the In
diane had erected arch and they had mustered there
IN canoes. Tneir chief presented written address 70
hts Royal Ighnoss signed in Indian and English, after
which be rendered 10 the Prince present Of birch baskc
fu a Indian work which was accepted tho train was
then no entered ana moved on 10 Peter ooro. where
crowds bad assembled the station, the municipal
authorities ~ the town and county presented
which we're replied TO In the usual manner
ROPE.
The party did not remain long here before proceeding
10 Port Hone where arches pentul and the iDhao
tsnis appeared % be in q state OF exuberAnt 10y
The Town Hall was lifted up for his accommodation,
snd thither be drove and received addresses from
the town and county, 10 which be gave one re.
ply. he then went up stairs 70 pubiis
luncheon which had been provided and At which The
waes were proposcd and responded 70 With goauae and
tremendous cheers. The enthusiasm manifested at all
points cannot well be described, and there not
cloud 10 gully the brightness OF this happy ming.
Soon Afterwards The party entered the ard pro
oeeced 70 Wnitoy where repetition Of the glo
and AZ many replies made by his Royal Hghness who,
Immediately folio wing their delivery, drove on 10 wards
ne wharf % embark on board the Kingston for Toronto
me people scamprci after his carriage 10 thousand
were tcemugly Wild with delight.
Rx-rTgoS rosoNro.
Fr,m whhby y Toronto be was escorted BY dozsa
or moro excursion steamers which number increased az
the royal steamer reared the city Az Few minutes
oefore sevsu the landing took place. the presence Of
ten thousand PEOPLE collected on the wharf and grand
stand an amid sautcs from volunteer artillery and
chcwhere and the huznNs Of the mighty throrg, VIVA
greeted him rApsnroasy. magnificent canopy had
been erected on the SPOT, and here address was
livcrcd by the Mayor To this he read his reply in hs
atnrsily clear and emphatic manner.
sight Of tho kind hist has YET attended his prcsrrss %
the New World was exhibited.
THE RECENT PARTY DEMONSTRATIONS IN
CANADA-HIsTORY or THE oRAySE IN.
sTITUTIoy.
The Metropolitan Record 1.-THE ofnciaI organ Of Arch.
bishop Hushes) this week contains q forcibc article
on the subject Of the recent dlsgrsccfui scenes
which have interrupted the snhusssn general good
feeling BY which the Prince OF Wales reception In The
Britain Provinces has been marked After nsrraing the
events that took place in Kingston after the Princes ARR
val there the Record proceeds 70 make The following com
mcnts upon them
What va Queen Victoria 10 ell tsisi What VII our
fellow csens IN every state of ths unioa from Maine 70
FLORIDA, " The rebellion Against and ac
inal murder o. fellow citizen IN Newark, N. pefps
tratcd BY score, conppraiors belonging 70 the same
Orange Association on the very day that the royal
ENJOYS wore bearded by them In Canadag
The answer must be-, In both instances that Evangelism
Ia the same both in tone and character AZ home and
90 liberty and citizen security Per
hsTs We are wrong 10 saying that the reply would 90
IN both instances for Queen Victoria the truth Of
by bitter experience while the recmen OF America know
nothing 81 the dangers 70 which bcy exposed at the
hands q Orsr yemsu, disguised under the title OF the
American Protestant Asscc,ation." We viii cndetvor
70 inform then by reference 70 the history Of ireland
where the plague s rst introduced By The govern
uent az England 81 time when " little DRAINED %
us rctriouscn eent vr0u Canada through the person
d the Prince a wsls me Orange Association
xAnzed n Ireland by The " slsh govern mcnt IN order
70 exngash chlsen unity " that country, BY throw
rs religious doubt and division into the ranks OF the
lrkh Ncluntcnrs and thus eject the dissolution of
The body q eslsnt citizen soldery who wrunr from
her the Independents q Their country In l-s2 10 uphod