Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-20
DOMESTIC.
EEw-BRUNswICK, On. J.)l
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| NEW-ERUNSWICE, IN. J0)
ARRIVAL OF THE PRE;STDFN7r
Information having been received on
| Monday morning, that The President of
! the United States would pass through,
this city about noon OF that day, "a res
| pectable number of cur citizens assem-
bled at Runyan's CITY Hotel, and appoiil-
+; ted a. Kirkpatrick, j. B,uy, H. laurence,
| ID. w. DisJorougk, Il. Smith, ". p. Deare
! and j. w. Scott, Esqrs. a committee 10
make arrangements for his reception.
The committee after making such ar
Engagements as the short time allotted
them would permit, left the city, and met
The President . few miles from town.
Chief Justice Kirkpatrick, in the name Of
the committee, respectfully congratulated
the President on his a.risal-io which he
made Il polite and suitable reply.
Asthe President approached lie was
met and escorted 90 Tie City Tavern
Ills arrival gas snnOunceaby fhe ringing
of bells and he disc aree of caiiron Al
the entrance Of the town AN CANT horse,
turn Sicd by f3r. John Degraw, was ten
dereH the President, which he mounted
and rode in'o town. The streets we're
litera'ly tiilcd with spectators. ali anxious
to testify their respect 10 the Chief Ma
gistrate.
number ofcitzens also attended, and
we're presented bv the committee TO the
President, who received them With great
affabilit, and marked r. specf.
Niier remaining ABBOTT an hour he again
mounted on horseback and proceeded on
hs Journey TO New York. Captain Van
Dukes troop accompanied him about 5
miles.
In Baltimore, in Philadelphia, and in
Trenton, we have til most gratifying ac-
counts OF the reception the President
net with. But we will venture to say
that no place has exceeded New- Bruins
Hfc@ Ill the unanimity manifested the
sincerity protested; or the order and dis
play made by IFS citizens All consider
atlous of party we're mersed in the gene
raj wish to honor the President.
NEw-YoRK, June 10.
The President of the United States.
early yesterday morning, accompanied
by Mai. Gen. Scott, Of the u. s. armv..
visited Castle William, on Governors Isl
and the Fort on Brdlow's Island, and tie
Navy Yard. On arriving ~ lhe several
stations, The customary sau,es were f.
rel. AZ one O'Clock he proceeded to the
City Hall, where he received tie persons
al saiutatOns of great number ofrespec-
tJ'de citizens. The President G:ncd with
his relation, Mr.. Knox, in Greenwich
street. In the afternoon lie visited the
Academy of Arts, the Hospital, lie new
Aims House at Belvue, and other public
establishments and the evening honor
ed the Theatre with his prese, &C.
AT O'Clock this morning, we under
stand, the President will proceed TO view
the works on Brooklyn heights, and spend
the day in finishing his observationsof
the defences oftlris city. Tomorrow, il
is understood. he will proceed on visit
to West Point. (Mer. Adr.
June Ia.
Yesterday morning the President of The
United states visited tine Notifications on
Brooklyn Heights. Having performed
this tour, lie repaired to the New-York
Institute. The Literary and Philosophi-
cal Society of New-York, having on " ed
nesday evening elected him 10 fellow
ship, were especially convened for the
purpose of receiving and initiating their
distinguished member. The apartments
ct The Institute were thrown open to The
President and suite, who took view of
the exhibitions in the Gallery of the Aca-
DENY OF Arts, the MIneralogicai and Zoo
logical cabinets, Historical collections,
&c.
On this occasion His excelIency De
Witt Clinton addressed the President i'm
behalf OF the Society, III short and per-
fnent speech, TO which the President
made an appropriate reply. The whole
was transacted in very dignitied and
agreeable style, aud the respectable as
sembldge present, were highly gratified
with the proceedings.
The President afterwards visited tie
Orphan Asylum, the Penitentiary and
State Prison.
I his morning at 10 o'clock, he. will eM-
bark on board the Steam Boat ChanceI-
lOr Livingston, Captain WiswaIl, for West
Point.-lle will return, we understand,
on Tuesday, and will Immediately pro-
coed TO New-l iaYen, in the Steam Boat
Connecticut, Captain Bunker.
Her. ADV.
The following is copy of the Address
If the State Cincinnati, delivered to the
President on Tuesday, and his answer:
70 James Eonroe, President of tie United
Suites.
" Sir,-The New-York Society Of Gin
| c matt, take this opportunity, when your
! important duties as chief magistrate Of
! ihe Uulied States, have procured for this
| city The honor OF visit, 10 present 10
| YOU the assurances Of their respect, and
| of their cordial disposition to support
with all their power tlIe measures which
| the wisdom fthe government shall adopt
| 10 promote the honor and welfare Of our
beloved country.
Your presence, Sir, recalls those pat
rioiic emotions in which the Society of
Cincinnati originated and as distin