The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-15


depot. On leaving the rail rosd csrriaae
the President took his seat in IN opes
with Gen. Smith and James Fl
Nc CuIloch, Esq. His suit followed il
another barouche, and tho gentlemen o
the committee came after in a carriage. -
He passed along Paca to BaItimors
street, and down the latter<o the l0dgin3 =
prepared for his recepsoR ut the Balti
more House, where he was.duly yecoivet
aud welcomed by the Mayor ofthe city
and HE committee 'deputed.to popforn
that duty, on behalf ofthe citizens.
Tho President will remain in fhe city
to-day and. tomorrow morning will de-
part Tor Philadelphia, in the steamboat
Kentucky.
From the New York Mercantile ADVERTISE.
RECEPTION OF THE PREsIpEsr.Ar
PHILADELPHIA.
From our Correspondent.
PHILADELPHIA, June Q, 1888.
Tie President reached this city last
evening, in the Peoples Line, from Bal.
timore. lie landed ut the Navy Yard
under national Salute; was thore naet by
tho committee cfarrangements, and two OF
of,horse; wbo'escortcd him te
his quarters at Heiskell's, City Hotel
He rode in an open barouche, bowing t.
tho assembled citizens rs he passed along
who salutcd him with hearty cheers. ae
day he attended divine services at the
first Presbyterian Church, Washington
square, and to-morrow he will receive
visits at Independence Hall. Major Gen.
eral Patterson's divison,wit such volun'
tcers as have joined his command, will
parade to be reviewed by the President
On Tuesday anorning at 9 O'clock, 'hewill
leave here and reach Trenton at Q O'clock,
where he will remain that night and meet
the Committee to come from New-York,
at Perth Amboy, on Wednesday, at ] p.
NJ. !, dining on board the steam boat, on
bis wayto New York.
The Southern Mail wifi have 'commu-
nicated to you the dreadful account ofthe
explosion Of the Steam Boat on nthe Red
River, in which Mr.. Senator johnson
lost his life, and his son, and Mr.. White
,f louisiana were wounded; private lot
crs state that Mr.. Johnson's body was
ound soon aNer the explosion; that his
ION is not 50 badly wounded as was at
irst reported, but that Mr.. White is very
'enously injured.
Major Garland, having the celebrated
Black Hawk and euit under his charge,
s here, but he has left the Indians in
Baltimore. They will follow, and be
,ere tomorrow, but will aot proceed TO
New York until the day after the Presi-
lent much inconvenience having been
experienced by the immense crowds col
ected at Baltimore.
Cholera.-The pestilence is again rap
dly spreading. An Extra, OF the 3oth
nit. from Maysville, Kentucky, says
'sThat in SO hours, such was the panic,
streets and houses were deserted, every
one who could, removing to the country.
Ten persons were inferred within the pre-
ceeding AZ hours, and 8 were lying dead
to be inferred the next morning. Busi-
ness of all kinds had ceased but on The
st inst. it was stated, that the disease
was milder in its attack, and more man
ageable. AT Cynthia, Kentucky, several
cases had occurred, which, il not cholera,
we're very much like it, and equally fatal,
as those attacked were carried of in Q or
12 hours. Some deaths also by cholera
had taken place in Madison county, Hli-
nois. We yesterday gave the distressing
accounts from Wheeling, Virginia, yet,
not withstanding emphatic warnings, we,
of fNew-York appear to be in state ol
perfect supineness-our streets and
wharves are in as filthy condition as ev-
or. IN. Cour. & Eng.