The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-30

The President and suite left the Asor House yesterday
morning, accompanied by band OF music the Jefferson
Guards and other military companies, the Mayor ana
other distinguished gentlemen OF city, The process
SION passed through Beekman street and Pearl street 70
feck sp, where many were assembled al an carry ho'
TO take last look at our distinguished guest Al sN
O'Clock he embarked board the boat for New Haven
amid hearty cheers and salute
trip. His reception in New Haven, which was without
distinction of party does honor TO the Cly OF Fins ne
boat landed at eleven a. m Abundant carriages were
also ready for the invited guests IN when SecIey
army, Commodore Stewart, Messrs Appleton ana burke
of the Presidents suite, Aldermen Purser and kohler
took seats The streets crowded with horsemen
and carriages the windows were filled with ladies, and
the Greys, Governors Guards, and National Blues wed
with each other in their handsome appearance.
AT the State House the mayor received the President,
where thousands of the citizens had assembled to extend
cordial greeting the shaking OF hands, however, In con-
sequence of the mass of people and the oppressive heat
of the weather. dispensed with, except far as re-
CARDS the fair sex, who would take no denial Having
visited the college, the President took the at o'clock
for Springfield where he spent the night To-day at IL
From Boston paper we learn that there will be cava
cade OF citizens and that the pupils OF the high and gram
schools to have HOLIDAY, in order that such OF
them disposed upon the Common, at the
fremont Mall to welcome the President 1t is also SAID
that the fire department to join in the procession 1t
will be that the President will be received at the
Brookine crossing of the Boston and Worcester rail
roads, from thence he will be escorted BY the military to
the Mill Dam toll house, where he will be received by
the city authorities and welcomed to the CITY, The pro-
cesson will then take up its line of march through
Beaver street, fremont Mall to Pleasant street. through
Pleasant to Washington street, through Washington,
State, Commercial, South Market streets, Merchants
row, Ann Blackstone Hanover, and Court streets, to
the Revere House.
Preparations have also been made for the reception OF
the President in Concord Portland, and other cities.
The select committee of the New Hampshire leglsla-
ure have reported resolution authorizing the governor
draw the treasury for the expenses incurred IN the
reception of the President and the committee OF arrange
special ain which has been kindly rendered by the
perntendent OF the railroad TO the foot OF Main street. In
Concord where the Stark Guards and Concord Light In
anty will be attendance TO escort HIM to quarters pro-
vided at the American House. The President will be
introduced to the governor the council and both branches
OF the legislature In Joint convention, IN the Representa-
ves Hail. and in the evening levee Is to be gwen In
the rotundo of the State House.
The committee of arrangements, appointed by the cry
councils OF Portland have agreeab to the order adopted
associated with them the Hon. VIM. L. Preble, Hon.
John Anderson, and Hon VIM P Fessenden.
The President reached New Haven about II o'clock
yesterday morning. in the steamer Hero, Capt Peck he
received at the landing by the city authorities seve
whom he escorted to the State House, and thence to
the quarters which had been assigned to him. Mean
while the bells all ringing, and on his arrival at the
State House the artillery added their noisy saluatons
The whole affair passed off pleasantly, though the heat OF
the day was excessive 1t was an agreeable sight to see
wing mayor, (ded in the wool Henry Peck, esq, hold
ing umbrella the locofoco President not only
lngerso and another gentleman but also as he stood
upon the platform of the State House steps. The Pres-
dent expected to proceed to Hartford yesterday alter
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