Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

General e. j. MALLETr,
Mossrs MOSES b. Ives,
MATTHEW WATSON,
CHARLES PorrER,
BURLINGTON ANTHONY,
WILLIAM p. BLoDGEr,
WILLIAM JONES HoPpIN,
EDWARD CARRINGToN, Jr.
The United Train Of Artillery. and the Marine Artillery
were detached for the purpose Of firing salues-the latter
from Fox Point, on the arrival OF the Fresdent-and the
former from Camp Hill on his entrance at tn. Hotel
ihe President iode uncovered, and bowed gracefully
to the dense mass of spectators that lined the streets hr
which he passed, and 10 host Of ladies' whose fair faces
sparkling eyes, and cheering smiles III up every window
OH the route.
In coming down Broad S Get to his quarters the spec
acle was imposing, from the dense crowd in the streets
and IRON the windows crowded with fair and smiling
aces The National flag waved the top OF the Hotel
anu large ono was suspended the of the
ing, on which the motto "Ihe Union must be
was painted in large letters which met the eve of the
President as he approached the housc-On the reverse
was inscribed United zee stand"
The President after his arrival at the quarters appear.
ed OH the porco, and sauted the assembled thousands
who stood gazing on his venerable form. From IL TO
o'clock he received the nroductions of his fellow citizens
AT he sat down to dinner with his Suite the Mayor,
Committee oil Arrangements Marshas and Delegates and
Committees from other places. little past g he took
horse and with his Suite proceeded to view such parts
the city as he had not before They aghed at Brown
University, by invitation of Pres Wayand and the Stu
dents OF that Institution addres very GOOD
by Secretary Csss His remarks though brief were peril
nen Impressive and practical He afterwards visited the
Fnend. Boarding School, and proceeded through Angel
and College streets into Benefit street, and down that south
II, a ain
street the bride then Westminster street. his
tiers al the hotel
He received The ladies', and with them many gentlemen
youths and children, from O'clock and shortly after
attended concert in the III all given in honor TO him. and
TO which invitations extended the President his
SUITE Mayor SC. SC. He retired TO his private room nj
the early hour oil nine, that being his usual TO take
his repose, expressing the greatest satisfaction at his re-
ceplion here The Vice President and Secretaries were
introduced to large numbers Of our inhabitants of both
sexes who were much pleased with the Presidents ca
binet
AT six o'clock yesterday morning, these distinguished
guests lett The city, accompanied far by
the Mayor Committee, Mashals and large concourse Of
citizens on horseback and in carriages At the line of the
State the President received by several military com
panes and then proceede6 in company with the Boston
committee and others 10 the city OF Boston, where il il
supposed hey arrived at one o'clock, and where there is
no DOUBT, he VIII be received and i'm man.
ner That will be agreeable him reflect honor on the
place.
Thus has passed off the short visit of our patriotic and
excellent Chief Magistrate to this cyHe has appeared
among us with head whiened in the service of his coun-
try The urbanty and poteness displayed by him. his
venerable and dgnhed appearance, the rmness decision
intelligence, and bcnevoence, that strongly mark his
countenance, seem TO have commanded universal
and removed the preudices Of those who have oo
RED III being his political OPPONENTS while his friends NAV
Justly be proud oil the Of their choice and the eec,
produced Oh the community, by his appearance. Much
cred due to our city government for the prompness
and good ieelng with which they have extended an in
vaton to Gen. Jackson to visit u.s. for the genemany
and honorable manner in which they have received him
and the attention, poeness and hospitality with which
they have treated him during his stay among u.s. The
arrangements generally, were judcious, ami well and
promptly executed. The concourse of citizens and srnn
gers, Notwithstanding the threatening aspect of the wea-
lher, was immense; all appeared grated and happy all
passed tremendously Off and the day ended with peace
qilcness, and, we believe, with the best of feelings
Herald
ENTREE OF THE PRESIDENT.
BOSTON, June 22.-Yesterddy afternoon, conformablv
to previous arrangements the President of the United
States made public entrance into this city At4 o'clock
II was announced by salute by the Sea Fencbles that
he had crossed Roxbury line and within the CITY We
have already published the names OF the MarshaIs and
the order OF procession. He by the municipal
authorities, attended by the State and national ,ncona
ries, by United States officers here resident. The militia
ry escort, commanded by Brig Gen. Tyler and hume
rous Cayacade Of citizens marshaed for the occasion
H hne order' together with many OF citizens in
rlag9s
The President had been received in Roxbury, with CT.
vic and military honors, hX the authorities OF that town.
and aIighed Tor shosnH at the Norfolk House. BE.
fore o'clock accompanied by the Municipality of Rox-
anu mounted horseback, the President and suite
Wv" e vice President, AIR. Secretary Woodbury. Mr. Don
Gnu ohef gentlemen, approached Boston line w here
MS Honor the Mayor, being attendance received him
In Barouche drawn by four horses. The Mayor was
accompanied by the Board OF Aldermen and the Common
Council and other gentlemen in carriages The Corteee
Immediately advanced through Washington street Next
sne carriage, proceeded Mr. Van Buren,,
ry oil the Navy, and other gentlemen in Barouche
drawn by four horses.
On arriving at the Common the efficient body of Fire
men, under the direction OF Col Thomas c. Amory Chief
Engineer, formed in double lines with their Engines
hook and ladder bucket and hose carriages extending the
n
spirited body OF young men, have rarely
bled. Within these lines, arranged the children of
both sexes attached TO the Public Schools The President
passed through these lines, saIued he went by unaf
ected demonstrations OF respect from all sides The Com
mon was thronged by citizens On leaving the Common,
the corege passed down Winter street, and Joined The
Cavalcade in Washington street Thence passed hrou Oh
Slate, Commercial, South Market Cornhl and fremont
streets to fremont House. Every street was tbronged
win people, and the windows each side graced
by aies waving their handkerchies and the President
uncovered waved bis hat, and bowed gracefully toward
either side.
The President and Suite set down at their lodg-
ngs, at about quarter past and Immediately after
wards, his Excellency Governor Lincoln and Suite, the
Mayor, Aldermen and Common Councilmen, and other
Cy Officers, visited the President 10 his and paid
their respects. The President made his appearance in
lew moments at window and received by the throng
without by enthusiastic cheers He afterwards, in com
pahy With The Governor and several Others made his ap.
peafance upon the Porco, and our efficient Fire De-
parinent pass in review each company they by
giving him cordial greeting The President seemed par
usulay pleased with one engine upon which placed
the hgure oil Indian in full costume. At about this
time, the gallant Commodore Hull was observed TO an.
pear on the portco and salute the President TIe was
welcomed by hearty round of cheers. Governor Lin
coin also came in for full share Of graduation on getting
out Of his carriage After the Fire Department had pass
ca OIL ihe various Military companies passed by, when
The president LETT the portico, expressing by his move
mens, that he was much pleased with the attentions
shown him. n'r did he appear at all fstgued