Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21
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city, hronged the Governors room. At about one the
President returned TO the American Hotel aud after din
ner, set oil ia harouch visit BROOKLYN, accompa
MED by the Governor OF tho State of New York. the Vice
President, the Secretary OF the Navy and number of
other gentlemen.
He was escorted by company of Lancer.. under tho
command OF Capt Peach, company of Dragons under
the command OF Capt Powell aud Capt. Seclcys co,npa
NY OF Tompkins Blues. On arriving in the Fulton Ferry
steam boat at the dock in Brooklyn he was received
there by Company King county Volunteers, command
ed by Capt j. Brewer. aud Committee OF the citizens OF
that place The line was here formed by Sheriff Law
renee OF Brooklyn, and the procession up Fulton
TO Cranberry street 10 the Heights, where halt of few
minutes took place to afford him opportunity to com
template the magnificent views which This elevated posi-
ton commands
the Brooklyn Collegiate Institute, the piazza front Of
which, at least one hundre, young ladies' assembled
who, by the waving of their handk chiefs and animated
gestures evinced the enthusiasm the moment excited
On arriving at the Military Garden the President was re-
ceved by the Corporation of Brooklyn, and number OF
citizens hal an opportunity OF paying their respects
The procession then moved 10 the Navy Yard where
tho President was received at the gates by salute fred
IRON the land battery and by the marines under command
OF Col Gamble After visiting the residence of Conmo
dore Chauncey the President repaired the vessels
the yard The Franklin "a fred salute from the whole
oil her upper deck guns. the President assembled the
poop deck. Hc visited The birth deck OF this fine vessel
and expressed himself highly graued with the
mesa which rcigncd throughout each chest kid and
can were surmountcd By bible, which, in instances
the sailors had decorated with roses On the Presilen,
quitting !e Franklin, the thunder of the cannon and the
cGccrS oil the crew rent the air From the Comuoioe's
house the line was again formed and the President
cscor; returned 10 the ferry by ivren, road Ho reach
ed the city again at about seven o'clock.
As the President passed through Brookyn the nhahi.
tans We'd with each other in demonstrations of ,e.p,c
Il is impossible that he any where have received a
hearer welcome The greatest gulrity order pre-.
vailed, and cien occurred the pleasure c
The occasion seemed generally 10 excite.
In the evening the President received tile visits of the
officers OF The army Oh this station
During the whole of the day large crowd was collect
ed before the windows OF the Presidents apartments, fls
frequently appeared there and bowed 10 the ASSEMBLED
people. Courier.
NEW YoRK, June H.
The President of the United States Yesterday mor,rc
received the ladies the saloon in TIC CITY Hall II
estimated that several thousands Of females OF this city
avaied e'nseves OF the opportunity of Offering their per-
One OF them embraced the occasion throw over his We
nerable brows tasteful wreath Of flowers Inscribed with
an appropriate motto we copy paragraph from the
Standard, giving account OF this incident
In the afternoon the President his suite visited the
Navy ard, passing through Broadway and Fulton stree
TO the Fulton Ferry In Brooklyn they were received by
the municipal officers and by them escorted 10 The
Navy Yard, visiting the Military Garden on Brooklyn
Heights in their way, thence passing THROUGH Hicks
ms, Sands, and York streets every OF which wa,
densely crowded with citizens, Of all ages and sexes and
every window throngcd with females, all anxious 10 be-
hold and honor the Chief Magistrate OF their country Al
the Navy Yard the President and his suite were received
by Commodore Chauncey and tho officers attached IN M
station ana welcomed with national salute After visit
ing me nuOic works OF most interest at The Yard par
taking OF collation. at Commodore Chaunccys house thew
| returned TO The city about 'cvcn O'clock.
THIS morning the President left the city at nine o'clock
10 visit Newark where, understand extensive pre
rations had been made give him suitable recepton
and his return in the afternoon our citizens will one,
more have an opportunity OF behong his venerable form
at Castle Garden. Ii is also stated i'm morning paper tia
IN the afternoon, between four and FIVE o'clock, The Pre
dent VIII VISIT some oil the principal parts this city, tax
ing the following route From the American Hotel mr.
Broadway 10 Chambers street, down Chambers street tr
hudson street. up Hudson street to Canal street, up Ca
nal street TO Broadway, up Broadway Bond sircc.
through Bond street to Bowcry down Bovery to Grand
street. up Grand street to East Broadway down Eas
broadway to Chathim street, down Chatham street tc
Pearl street, down Pearl street Beckman street III
Beekman street to Chatham Row, and thence 10 the Ame
rcan Hotel
In the eveIfng, nine the President and sui,o n,enf
TO visit NIbs Garden morrow morniue il ia said
1hey WIN ?ove this city for New Haven, via Bridgeport
he tolioNing is given as the plan of their route
! Leave New FORK 18Th. Saturday At 6 A. NJ for Nav
Haven, via Bridgeport.
LeSve New Haven l7h, Monday, at 6, Tor Hartford
direct.
leave Hartford 18th, Tuesday, via Mldletown and Is
! ssx, Norwich and New London.
Leave New London 10Th, Tor Newport ,t A. M
| Leave Newport 20ih, for Providence
Leave Providence 2ls for Boston.
| Friday. Saturday, and Sunday in Boston
! Leave Boston on Monday.- Euening Post
! June I5.-The President left New York this mornino
IN the S'eamb boat Splendid for Bridgeport whence he i
proceed by land 10 New Haven. numerous crowd as
sembled on The wharves 10 witness hi. departure and the
Splendid left the land amidst discharges of cannon and de-
monstraons of acccnatc on The part of the peo
pie His visit 10 this city has left favorable impression
on all minds.
President Jackson yesterday visited New jersey. He
e the city about seven O'Clock in the nornn gor jersey
D
State the Secretary Of the Secretary of the Navy
and escorted by the company OF Lnncers under the com
mand Capt Peach AZ Jersey City he was b. The
Hon. CadwAllader c. Golden Col Ogde ~ and a committee
Of the citizens, by whom he conducted TO an apartment
prepared Tor the occasion in Ross Hotel where Inc rave
audience 10 large number ladies' and gentlemen
bed topay him their respects About hour and half
Ter his landing he proceeded TO Newark in an open barouche
drawn by six white horses troop of horse from Orange
and two volunteer companies from Patterson and ,
other from Newark met him the latter place and 81,
cortcd him to the village, where he wa, received will,
tokens OF enthusiastic regard. At DAVIS Hotel ne WAS
met by committee OF citizens the clergy and several
distinguished gentlemen Of New Jersey lie visited th
inclined plane on the Morris Canal, breaksfrd At n.
house oil william Wright E.q aud oct out for Elizabeth
town, attended by the military who had formed his ,,cor,
into Newark He met by Liont. Dayton Of the Ma.
Wy, at the head OF deputation fiom ElZabetown bv
whom he was attended TO Saunderson's Hotel rrceyinc
on ms way the usual marks of respect and attention. Az
Ter receiving The ciyies OF the citizens he set out for
Elizabethtown Poin' board the steamboat CnGe.
rea, commanded by Captain Vanderbilt and returned tn
The city about three o'clock in the afternoon ia The cor,
OF his journey through New Jersey. he called upon Mr.
frelinghuy'en of the United States Senate.
On his return 10 this city he was waited upon a, th.
Merchants Exchange by the Chamber of Commerce and
large body Of the Merchants, portion of whom he
received with the utmost cordiay and friendship but
The fatigue oil his mornings excursion did not permit of
his remaining TO see the whole number who had assem-
bed Aher this he visited Castle Garden where he re-
mained but short time lie remarked on this occasion
that IN no part OF the Union had he received tokens
OF perpetual kindness than from the citizens of New
YORK. particularly in passing through the immense crowd
collected on the battery 10 witness the ascension He was
on this occasion accompanied only by his Secretary and
private citizen, and made his way through the multitude
without police officer On leaving the Garden lac mass.
cd through the streets mentioned the Evening Post
teday On his way lac stopped in Bond street 10 nav bs
respects TO Mrs. Clinton