The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01

misht havs had 1eht WITH c. J. mesrSoll Last
dspossd to dsol.rstion Of war And this same Mr.
Ashmun who has blown the President sky high manya
putaton from Washington soosble as any member of
the clear proof that this il properly regarded
Is social visit Of the President to his fellow citizens Of
Col Bigelow and Col Rotcb, aids to Gov Br,g,s mot
az springned sent down by the Governor see to
Col HUI. Navy Agent, was with US from New York
stesnent ana a hands refreshed from good nighs
morning we all We're aboard the cars again Eipbtv
miles to Boston President cheered every settlement
At worcester ne came ont the end Of the car and
was introduced to the people, also Mr. Buchanan and
Mr. Clifford and Commodore Stewart. Rainy dsvMa
regular running at slack saoS
in order not to get in In advance Of hour Arrvsd
at the Mill Dam two miles from town, at Ia, Der ar
rangement Salute Of artillery-reginent Of traons
drawn up as an escort, under command of Col "a
mandsPresdent and party taken out OF the cars and
of the French Consul in the procession And hass
we break off till tomorrow Respectfully,
THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION IN BOSTON.
Our last regular despatch brought up the President
and his extensive suite Mi Dam at Boston or
csuseway, as it may be more properly called They
were escorted over this causeway BY the regiment OF
foot Of Boston Common, when the following order Of
procession carried out after exchange Of sautons
with the city authorities, who headed by the
Mayor, Josiah Quncy-John 7. Heard, Chief Marshal
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
MILITARY ESCORT,
Consisting Of the first regiment Of Light Infantry and
the National Lancers under the command OF Col B.
F. Edmands
Aids. Chief Marshal Aids
Brass Band.
Committee of Arrangements
City Marshal on Horseback.
Police President Of the ~ Tniss syG States Police
Suite Of the President
Four Marshsls.
President and Members of the Common Council
City Clerk, Clerk of the Common Council and Auditor
City solicitor and Treasurer.
Marshal of the District on Horseback
Judges Of the United States Courts
Collector of the Port and District Attorney.
Clerks Of the U. s. Courts
Other Civil Officers of the U. States.
oaicers Of the Army.
Oficers Of the Navy
Officers Of the Militia in uniform.
-Four Marshas.
Boston Fire Department
Chief Engineer.
Assistant Engineers
ExEngine Company No. 4, OF Chelsea.
Charitable Irish Society, instituted 1887.
Boston Roman Catholic Mutual Relief Society, with a
band OF Music.
Societies.
Citizens foot
Four Marshas.
Cavalcade.
Truckmen Of Boston and vicinity, under cnmmand of
~, Citizens of Boston and vicinity, on horseback.
The procession moved through Beacon and fremont
streets, of Park street where the President
suite and city authorities passed through line formed
the public schools in line front Of the department
The cavalcade passed through fremont and Boylston
streets and n joined the at the
Boyston and Pleasant streets From this point the pro-
cesson moved through Pleasant Washington, State,
Commercial South Market, Merchants Row, Ann,
Blackstone Hanover and Court streets to the Revere
House.
1t raned all the time just did when Tyler visited
Boston in S43. The display Of the public schools
terrupted to great extent, otherwise the programme
faithfully carried out and the display brilliant
in spite of the rain For several hours the Governors
body guard in red coats stood guard the threshold Of
the Revere House. to keep of all unauthorized ntruders
until the President should be safely housed There they
stood in the rain for nearly three hours fixed,
almosas many statues ut the front door, We the
rain and the procession at the State House took
shelter at the Revere. 1t three o'clock past
when the President aud suite landed the Revere
The procession then passed by and the detachment
veraly dismissed in the rain The people appeared
| us to cheer as heartily in Boston as in New York
At six O'Clock, the President and SUITE Gov Briggs
| and the Mayor and Ex-Governor Morton, aud Judge
Woodbury. and Senator Fairheld and Major Ripley, Of
the ordnance Springfield the City Fathers and the
| Committees Of Welcome of Boston, Lowell, and other
places, in all about hundred and fifty gentlemen
down in the dining hall of the Revere House the
lowing -