Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-14

10 he sail
tons which came from the Robert Norris
On board the Ohio were the various committees which
had accompanied him from Baltimore, met him at Che.
sapeake city On the approach TO the Navy Yard these
committees were marshaed into a long column of two
deepopen in the for the President and his suite to
pass 'rongs-end extending the whole Icing the spa
cous deck OF the Ohio. On the wharf OF the Navy Yard
the Hon. Henry Horn and the committee of sixty were in
attendance to receive him. the committee OF Young Men
the military escort provided by M,ior General Paterson
the U y Troops stationed in the Navy ard the citizens
spectators SC. &C.
About six O'Clock the President walked ashore. and
was received by the Chairman, Committees Com Barron
anu Col Miller, oil this station, i'm that plain, simple re-
publican manner, which he particularly iesi ell to be ob
served in his reception during his visit the North
lew words passed between the President and the Chair
man-a simple shaking OF hands With the tao, and re,
dines OF military man, tho President is quick rccog
sing acquainances, and greets them ALWAYS i'm The most
unaffected and easy manner
The President was then conducted the barouche pre-
pare" Tor ms recepon- was drawn by four gray horses
AS he his on shore the salute
hrnS ami as he proceeded 10 the carriage tho cannon
rended the air with their glorious voices. The crowds
again mingled in the general shout-ihe people i'm the
steamboats, joined and the spectators all the surround
ing houses.
The President mounted the steps of the barouche with
great aacrty His health appears very firm and tho fire
and animation oil his eye bright as ever We learn
that already the excursion has produced very benetc,
elect upon his general health. A change of scene and
ar-'hc nvisoraing breezes of the North will no doubt
have happy effect upon Constitution which, till he was
elevated TO his present high office always
10 lie oil personal activity or constant enterprise either
The President, accompanied in the barouchc bv the
Hon Henry Horn, Joseph Worrell and Peter WAGER Es
gnses then proceeded slowly to his apartments in the
City Hotel in Third street, passing through such streets
as had been laid down in the by the Comm
tee OF Reception. The Presidents Bsrouche was toIow
of the Presdent,&c. $3.50
The President was preceded by Major General Pat,.r
son. heading the Military Escort which presented very
magnificent and solder-ike appearance The President
appeared to be highly delighted the of
military The streets through which he passed were fill
ell wh people, msniies'ing by every token the utmost
heauy-smiles and satisfaction lighted up every face and
aud gave animation 10 every eve.
The Presden, appeared to be deeply affected with the
enthusiasm oil the people. He took off his hat
and bowed to the people in the most aoctionate
as he passed along.
In this manner he proceeded-the air resoundno with
INC shouts oil the peope-o his quarters the City Ho
tel He reached the place few minutes and ~ as CON
Quoted his apartments and welcomed the most cordial
manner.
The President is dressed in suit of plain simple black
ne wears oroad-hrimmed white hat with Grape around
II, indicative oil the melancholy bereavement which he
sustained Just as he was about first WASHING
ton in 1928, to assume the rens government His man
ners are gentle, bland and uncomnonly easy and grace
'ul, lie mas all the frank, familiar style OF military
man, who rises by the energy OF his genius and the
exercise OF his own talents In the course OF the evening
many OF his personal friends and called
him. together with many Of his fellow who
had opportunity before see the greatest America
statesman and general OF the age.
Yesterday he attended divine service in the LIST Presbv
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THE NAVY YARD
BY tho attention of the Committees OF Arrappenen,
Commodore Barron and Major Miller many cilzens ,ye,.
admitted within the walls OF the Navy ard TO witness Tho
landing. The Yard presented most animated and ami
maumg spectacle. ihe windows Of the various public
buildings, were crowded with beauty and fashion,
OF naval and military officers in full uniform met the eve
at every turn, while the fine appearance and martial ar
ray oil the marine corps completed the -briancy of the
scene The streets in the vicinity completely
with the mutudes of anxious citizens pressing 10 the
point OF atracon-and the tops the houses the .ong
OF the vessels at the wharves were literally clustered :.
human beings About O'Clock, gun announced that
the steamboat containing the President was in SIGHT the
Union Jack was displayed the marines drew up at the
west end OF the passage between the large ship houses
and IN few minutes the Ohio surrounded by a mum.
her OF other steamboats,, the Robert Morris sc moved
up TO me wharf, where the Committees stood TO re-
ceVe the PRESIDENT During the Necessary DELAY the
attending steamers pyed backwards and forwards their
gunwaes alternately dipping into the as the dense
board OF them from side 10 side The pres;
dent came forward and repeatedly bowed the peope in
the various vessels, who amazed the welkin with their
shouts Alter the landing amid the roaring cannon he
walked from the wharf TO the barouche prepared for him
receiving the salute OF the marnes and the nj
his fellow citizens, who pressed him in tronps
mat he was in some danger OF being killed with Kindness
lie remarked, smiling, "GeDtemen, gentlemen, | have
but two hands; II you will only give Time will he han.
Ply TO shake bands with every among you' He was
evidently much affected with the coriiaity of the recen
hon Alter he was fairly seated in the carriage the diff
Guilty was to drive OF the Yard The muIituJ,
hronged the passage forming impenetrabe body;
nd on
me back oil the vehicle extending their hands to grasp
those OF the President. Briareus himself woud have
h-en AT loss 10 comply with their requisiions Finally
however the way opened, and the ssion
into Front street, where the cavalry Joined in and the line
OF march taken up for the quarters provided for the
President AT this moment slight rain began to fall
which seemed TO be unno,iced the President
uncovered until he arrived the hotel and the
OF spectators increasing In magnitude every moment-B
THE ARRiyAL.-A little before five o'clock gun At
the Navy Yard announced that the steam boat had
Gloucester Point, and the crowd inside and ont were on
the npioe OF expectation From three TO five thousand
citizens had obtained admission ward by Tickets
Otherwise, and band of music stationed near the ba
ouche and four, 10 welcome the hero of the day The
boat soon came maescally forward and along side was
the Robert Morris, of the Rail Road Line which after
dschargiug her Baltimore passengers had taken ON hoard
Tany could stand up edgewise and gone down to
meet The Ohio. When the latter the wharf the
President was on the upper. deck, waving large
white hat and bowling respectfully those on shore He
very soon landed, and escorted through long line
citizens to the gate Of the yard accompanied by the mill
tary and naval officers, and the commee where the ba
1ouche received him, and the line OF march was taken I'M
for his quarters, at the City Hotel, amid The yvns and
hurrahs OF as great a as we ever saw as.
sembled.
The whole population seemed TO be on the ground
every window exhibited crowd OF heads while both
sides oil the street. Tor the whole length OF the route was
lined with double and triple rows of gazers who ever
and anon, raised their hats and shouted a welcome.
During The time occupied in passing TO the barouche
salute oil II guns was fired; the shipping port
all their rbands and ags, while several Piled
cheers AT the sign OF the Ship, in Front street. near
the Navy Yard, flags and streamers displayed
Inc street, and the centre OF inscription atteno
in The extreme TO the city's guest
The procession moved forward preceded by four tr,,
Peiers1Col Harris first troop the Washington Cavalry,
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