Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-18
SCENES IN NEW YORK.

Tile Depariure- Before six o'clock this mar
ing the President of the United States left ID,
American Hotel. and proceeded in III, hp.n
publican style Of Barouche drawn BY six Win.
horses. down Beekman street, 10 Hollis CASH.
which he visited for a few minutes. aud then
continued his course 10 tie Steam Boat, around
which concourse Of people was gathered rowlt |
ness his departure for NewI Haven. Salute. |
we're fired on his leaving the wharf, and aI,o
from the Navy Yard when II was passed by the
Boat
By the time tina, our paper goes to press, the
President will probably have reached Tie aocierI
CITY Of the Puritans-the much derldrd region
of the Blue Laws, a spot as lovely as avs
that can be found in the wide expan.e Of ii.
twenty four sovereignties over which he has
been called to preside. He will be reeen.
ed, We venture to saw, With all the respect
due to his high station, aud will have opporuri
~ 10 witness on the morrow the sweet quleud,
and placid, solemn stiffness Of New Engla,l
Sabbath. He will find no grogshoPs inviting!
open on the corners Of the sueets-no b!!lnt
tables, cock fights, or games Of chance in bal
concealed alleys-no military parades, or Pus
Tic utSnldVS-Uut SuVct ShiLeuS o''Is"7f
their holiday suits, repairing to the temples d
the Most High to offer up their de'ot'ons iad
render their thanks for the manifold mers'a
they enjoy. The presence Of the Executive d
the Union, may perhaps invade, somewhat e'
yond its ordinary measure the repose Of that d.
iighuul town, but we greatly question, whether
in the wide extent of his circuit, our ChIei Va
pistrate will find a place better suited 10 The
sweets Of phiIosophic retirement and religious
rest than the city Of New Haven.
Black Hawk's .7rriuaL Public erPeel'I'n
was disappointed, relative TO the presence o. D''"
Hawk and his party, in Castle Garden to wines
the flight of Mr.. Durant.-lt was about i've
o'clock before the Warrior and his suite maze
their appearance near our shores. ine s'tSn
boat in which he was conveyed h'toet' 'r'
rounded to, and waited to observe the aseens'on'
| These sons Of the forest, Of whom 1t Is thafa'
teristic to give no apparent heed and EXPIRE" "
sunrise at objects presented in a cn'''zrd eo'1
try exhibited greater astoni'hmen' on ms Oe''
sion, than On any other upon Their journey
Black Hawk, in speaking OF the Er"nau'' saw
8 he must be a very great brave. aud SCENE 10
think that he could 90 to the llea'en'-'o W
Great Spirit. The Prophet aud cthe'' expire
ed equal astonshment. .
After the balloon had dwindlcd IN the distance,
the steam. boat proceeded aud B'ach hi"'
presented himself to the assembled "u'
tude, raised his hat, and made le" 1e'0','
to this effect" How do you Ioi-iiO" 20,
do ALT The Great Spirit above kn""' IT,, ua' !
love you, and that my heart is with y"a a''
On reaching the wharf the crowd vas 50 sy
that il sas extremely difficult to effect P''|;
for their CONVEYANCE to their lodgings. II "s -.
nalIy accomplished and they we're es'o',T" " ,,l
Exchange Hotel. Broad street. where Inc! w.,
probably remain about a week. and 'neh T. ,' ~,
BY way Of Detroit, to their forest aoo'e' ,L
at FIRST proposed to conduct them as 'af F''"a
" a. Boston, but the Secretary at wa !" r
,ideration Of the fatisues they have enduFeo' -
directed their less circuitous return. ..a|
The ascension. Durant made bis 81
and most successful ascent yesterda! a'I'"G
from Castle Garden. So early as two 'e'"eN' '"
tors began to repair to the spot and oe'"e
period Of the Eronaut's departure, tina, sPa'p.
rotunda was crowded with spectators. US.
putpd that 5000 persons within the sa'u."' n,
SO. 600 upon the battery, beheId this h'sn. g. 4,
cord that held the balloon to earth was GU :!
voysser at half past FIVE: but those mo! ,,.;r.
the car to the balloon struck at us h's' .' 90
against the western side Of the saloon u h,
then drawn back into the area ot the sd'".I ,,.
in short space Of time Mr.. d. again Gu; w.
from earth, and was waited into the fe.'"" ~,
air. The celebrated Green has made more & =
an hundred incuryions into the regions v ~,
birds, bat never with more beauty or grace ma.
Mr.. Durant on yesterday. The morning ard
had been overcast, cleared Away ABOUT 'IsoIor.
disclosed the blue canopy 10 cloudiess 'p ;,, d
The wind was favorable and the graun'a." ~. ,,r
the immense multitude who witnessed 10. .;:,,
formanee, was manifested BY loud aee's% sN Al,
The balloon was visible until diminished ,l,r
lance to the apparent sz. Of a'Pees' ao'