The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

AID The orrts Of thousands OF stawortn men, prepared
to dio IA octrDec Of the glorious fg which ows its
"sha1ew" c. uEaimmed and undninisaed stars iar cut
upon the b SOM II the deep bue sca-thcsc gorious
sIadovs' cli Of looming egorts,n and England AID
her Erh dependencies have thereby ecncd 10 res Get
Nlere tley do net love. NJ matter, Am len has the
shad"ws ard they proclaim the existence Of the sub
stances Tie shadows o her great loss volunteer
pat les ard The shaows O. her mighty eet come 10th
AS by magic, proving to The world tt IL only feuai cs
case Of eXglcy 10 cause tie United states 10 stretch
form her gigantic ms, for tho land, othc lor
the s.a, and deend her honor md her Nationality now
ana forever.
Il has been the ministerial organs of England which
gave ntierance - the ministerial organs cf Cauada On
tue foronto Cute and the Montreal Herald, a few
' iohs and Gtttiendiy opinions have had little 0. no
power.
The liberal press of Canada and their patrons
have never ,naulgcd in such ill iceng to.
wards the North during the pending difficulties;
that course was pursued only By the linera!-
claim TO liberal 80. their principles are ever the sarn.
tory and Observation-Disclosures they have originated sach
a smooth and rciormatory for themselves Abe.,t.
conservative Waving further remarks on this topic
the present. the Volunteer Rifles target shooting match
for The nrst hreo days Of the present wce. offered
portunity Tor The Pleasure seekers 10 1t on ST. lie.
lens lsanc where the target shooting oll-the con-
t,staus being Cuaadan Volunteers (rGcs) and men be.
longing TO her Majcstys Forty seventh regiment, On
TnEsay, the 7th inst The Prizes wete 10 DC resen,ed
nj the Crystal Palace to tue winners, by Sir Fonwick vii
ans precisely 1t three O'Clock r. NJ u,ir an hour IN
advance OF the time appointed large asseilbEc was
present. comprising all classes, from the highest ccca
disu,ary, he Metropolitan Bishop" down the hum.
u
large sprinking q little black hats and feathers over.
topping jaun,iy the ever tempting crinoIiac. But the
most Conspicuous Of oil the observed was q
captain OF city volunteer cavalry. On his head a
large cooked hat, almost concealed by tremendous
plume CT white feathers; large sword, shcahed
heavy steel scabhard dragged dangling at his hee
while his attennaed frame seemed encssed ia al tie Tin.
seiled embroidery in miner's shop the coors OF the
rainbow and all other united brought out
the occasion the breast back aud sides OF this won.
Gefu Montreal Captain Of Cavalry to add to hts actfac.
tive appearance tive artificial eyes protected the raro
ar,fdn
tempted audience to laughter than did the
great Captain. Three O'Clock came but 10 "Hero Of
kars The sound Of music in the distance, however en-
fivened the hearts d the people, and in few minutes
detachment Of the Forty seventh regiment and another
Rifle Volunteers, marched into the palace. now
nearly four O'Clock bat Sir Fcnwick did not appear
that the Hero had been detained in fog between
the city aad Heauaarnos; and ROW that tho General had
been lost in FOG, substitute must be found TINS per-
sonnge proved to be Lieutenant General Bell c. B i.te
man, With very white niustachs and trembling voice.
spindle sbankeh whal, AMI eeapg all marks Of ngc and
inrnty. Seven Volunteer Rifles and two pryaes o The
Forty seventh brought cut IN front recipients
the prizes General Bell cofpiiened each man on pro-
senrg him his purse, and after tho distribution OF the
prizes attempted something in the shape Of speech he
euogizcd tho Forty scyenth for vGlcr many baltic
make the best shots next time, said they knew
Row to hsht, aud IN action always stood to
military to the volunteers, he passed very high cuio
gsm their proficiency as marSsmen and closed By
saying tina, their enemies from over tho borGcrte
Jcnatians-shoud come here they would, no doubt feo
The e els u Montreal aIksnenn The sontrca. papers
silent Tits part Of the Lieutenant Gonoas ling at
The United states but the New YORK. Herald can and docs
give currency 20 facts which suppressed hero and
elsewhere AMI ths is oAe Of the It's wide spread
and nide spreading popua.ty-sving tie pth 10 truth
and the whole truth regardless II fowns and iadcrcn
dent OF smiles.
ThS recent lecture Of tho Canadian legislator T. DArcy
hsGce, on esnuaas opportunities although ln,ca cA-
toilet here, is nevertheless regarded by come rs ecer
FOR more popularity some even 90 Tar TO say that
notwithstanding lis protested zeal for ga !mi,ed mo
larehy with representative inatitutcus,n this Incl.
dental protcctionst' is after all osy aiming at an nde.
pendent hachaiity OF British North Auarca and tho
lntetCoonal Railway as the connecting Ink that de-
sideratum.
I; IS well for tho Warrington government TO loo; this
WY occasionally and 10 watch with Argus vision tho
moving Il tho watcrsn that divide Chat government
from The British imperial and cuonii. 4 German gen
EemaA, lato Of Now YORK, lectures here this evening
ths Same sabteet rs tit Mr.. MGtee, only varying ~
lhUE o2y OF programme aa1 it Is ioreaGadoSed By
tie JnJHiTgs G0ste, which, eakile 81 H. sa s., lis
{ir Mesero) tjtWs % net Of with those
WHO ruiz u Washington Oh, 10 @! c5aIso net.