The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-23

INVADERS and honors deenderspo the CRY that feeds
he hungry and clothes the naked-and TO city that /;
raining up its youth In the prnc piles of knowledge u
virtue. Being well that public education has yoar
countenance and influence, the best OF perpetual
ting the blessings OF civil and religious liberty tat We now
'noy 10 generations yet unborn, we ask you 70 aIcep nus
bouquet small token OF our sincere ANA profound ie
peel.
The Junior Artller:sts Captain Gill; who had been de,
tailed TO fire the salute at the outer depot now eeiei
The roundo and paid their personal respects 10 e Sei
Magistrates after which he again @ hson yyearea in
person. in receiving the CALCULATIONS OF so many OF ms
fellow citizens. 81, -, A.
Abont hal past SIX the President and suite, and the
members of the corporation, sat down 10 sup'ous en-
terainment After taking some necessary rest unil
o'clock D. M his eXcelency again received the visits Oh
he citizens The crowd being dense, and the neat so
ocatng was found necessary TO receive their visits
At the western door OF the Exchangethe company pass
ing out that way About hall past nine he retired al;
most exhausted and the crowds Oh ylsites sui cohhueu
to pour in long alter.
There is something truly grand in Witnessing an occa
sion of this kind to the highest the social cham OF
our favored land, holding by the hand those whom for
tune has placed at the other eXtremy-to see the tur-
hermosl Inks thus welded together forming magic
circle emblemac both OF the strength and perpetuty OF
free institutions. What courty magnl1cence coua
equal this simple display ,
The President was serenaded by the splendid band of
the Independent Blues, on last night about II o'clock
DEPARTURE OF THE PREsIDENT.-The following VIII
denote the expected movements of his eXceency ON his
departure from the city, this morning
The President is expected TO reach Wilmington Della
place have very properly adopted measures to tender to
the President, his arrival, the hosptaes OF the city
meeting of the citizens, without distinction OF party
be held last evening for the purpose OF appointing
committee from the citizens TO act in conjunction with
that of the council and TO take such other measures as
may be deemed advisable The Philadelphia, Whining
ton, and Baltimore Railroad Company, anxious TO evnce
their respect for the Chief Magistrate OF the naon, Or
deed and splendid to be placed upon the track,
for the especial purpose of conveying the President from
the Susquehanna river TO Wilmington. After passing
few hours in Wilmington he will proceed to Philadelphia
in the steamboat Washington, the committees OF that
city having chartered her for that purpose.
The following the arrangements made by the Pha-
dephia committee for the reception;
The President and suite will be met by the committee
at Baltimore which place he will leave by special train
of cars at 81 o'clock Wednesday morning. arrive at
Wilmington at 1903 O'Clock; leave Wilmington at II !
o'clock in the steamboat George Washington, and arrive
Philadelphia and pass up the rve in front OF the city
far Kensington about o'clock p. m; the boat to
return the navy yard, where the President will be
landed under salute of % guns here the party will en-
ter barouches, and will be received by military escort
of the volunteers of the first DIVISION under Brig Gen
Roumfor who will be displayed Washington street,
the right of the line resting Front street, the process
sion, after proceeding through of the principal
Streets will halt at the mansion OF Vice President Dallas
in Walnut street, below Tenth, where the President will
remain until the next morning. On Thursday morning
the President will be met at Independence Hall by the
mayor and recorder, and select and common councils
and will afterwards at the place, receive the con
CALCULATIONS of his fellow citizens The President starts
for New York on Friday morning.