The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-08
ARRIVAL AND RHcnPrxopG
President Of tho United States
CITY OF NEW YORK.
The Politicians and the News Boys.
OLD ROUGH AND RfA0Y'S
Departure for Washington.
THk ARRIVAL

Cen arrived In the steamboat saAs Newton from
Albany She reached the pier 1t the foot 81 Liberty
street ct six O'Clock From the early hour and the
fact not Jet being generally known that he to
arrive for csrtsin the crowd not great.
There not more than hundred persons among
whom wss Alderman Sturdevsnt. Simeon Draper, Hugh
Nsx~sil, Cole stor MIR Howard Irving House MIR Stet-
son, Aston House, and the Postmaster The Herald
boys the spot and hearty cheer for
Old Pack. No else shouted hurrah The old General
then hs hat bowed the repre- sntavss OF
the Rersid There preparaous made to rroeivs
him. bessuse bs friends who we're With him did not
Telegraph the authorities here to make any arrange
n~pts Mr. Simeon Draper. Who had been telsgrsphsd
the sight before by friend at Albany that no you'd
certainly arrive ths morning got the start Of them ALL
He half psst4 O'Clock, and brought down
rage In take Old Zsck his house hotel
might be sgreed upon IN tho event a his being sick
The arrar gem. had. however been previously msds
that the President to remain in the boat till the
Philsd~phis train about TO start On second "on
sid~rstion the doctors who him tn 'ught
IL better accept the invitation Of Mr. Draper
his arrival bad got wind and 1t wa prooabls the
crowd would be very great. Accordingly, Mr.. Draper
had the honor Of driving him In hs csrrag' to his
srpcs Ne. 10 Warren street sceomp panied by bis
travelling ccnpspioDs DIR Wood his law Of ths
Army. and DR.. wood Of the Navy, Mr. Newell and
Aid. rmsn Sturdsvsnt while Thurlo~ Weed, w1o oams
down with the President from Alosny proceeded TO his
hotel
his STAY IN THE CITY.
Before tho csrrsgs left, ''unslssn fses John" the
King Of the hsckmeD called BY the press boys
to bring mp bis Of hack drivers to give the Prss
loud hurrsh; hut Jsck ssid that General Fay
ior and him, elf were differently "huog in politics" he
could do It. AIR. Draper having hurried away tho
President fster than the crowd r~lishsd Of them
shouted s this the way receive the hero II Bucna
yla? II eur Mayor Mr.. Woodruff, does not attend TO
his duty, will do It for him; aud prop ,ss three
eh ers fur General Taylor the President OF the
United States but General Taylor the hero Of P.lo
Alto Rss.ea de 10 Palma Monterey and Busna Vista"
Loud cheer. given before the President reached the
earisse appointed for him. He lifted his hat and
bowed st each ,tsp he The carriage driven
Dir sper's residence and the General ate hearty
brsshfa.t Shortly after, the Mayor arrived, ana Al
Srrman Franklin, Alderman Kelly, and Alderman
Sshuiis
HIS HEALTH AND ArPRARANcB.
We we're surprised to him look well and
young, notwithstanding his reported illness. There
vas nothing OF the rick man about him All the por
traits and busts Of him have do him gross In.
justiss They all make hin old and decrspd, add
he 10 far better looking than they represent him lie
10 bsis sound aud likely to live many yssrs Jet
though his hairs gray His manly, suoournt oouu,
,snsber H. highly indicative oi his character bsusvo
strong COED s.p,s sHd intSil,s-oov He L. perfectly
~ sif,e I'd in manner and though blunt, ~ adsbs
4, y, NO means 6n.gas he looked, Que gentleman Oh
jrst like "a dc, Mt farmer HIS her beaten
mso bsa sen sons .rs,.. either :. e.p,sia IN sn.
navy IN mel chant marine HE ci 'thes. which
w e,ae, s s pain ,s H ;n ms aas ~1s zoe
81 he irvsia~ut has 60. ON drty .n,rt" IL vas not
Whit 20 hul- attention does the the head
OF The rsst republic pay ~ thoss mstsrs upon which
:ss sh Sn Ho..d u the .' r,us iou.. a.
s beet In silUorg to hs recent debility he chsrac
wrt'csliy r'maisd that he bad roughed IL the moot
part 81 hr lite and vh-n-ver he felt not veil
S,nsi bs mounted HE borse aud rode into the voods
phieh With sb>i eu iousn.ss son RESTORED his wontsd
hath ard ugor; but NOV IL vAs impossibs w adopt
TINE DEPARTURE WASHINGTON.
IL having bs.n rnmorsi about that hs naA actually
sr,ivsd y large -rowd coli~ct~d about Mr Drsvsrs
hou.s ana sIohsr o. IN. Jsrs-y Jay ferry foot OF
oItlsI OF street ttt~sny MINUTES before O'Clock
to reeve HIN .esom nirs nv MIR Dr.p.r TO. t.o
Deetors W God aud ar. = oodhul ths Wager A loud
tsns.us w~,eoae Of the p-opls tie VAS svidsutly
sratih sId bcvsd grscsfsily 9, the muititui~ Tine
carriage drv. Gu the ferry That taxes over the Pnis
d.iphia tr.n. p~>-ens.r- sod luggage rne erosi
f,lIv~sd. sh' utLg s.b.m.btiy aud sers isutiy
iop-poed 10 By the ero.d 1T the ferry The ru.h
aJ,und The csrrisg. a. uemssd0us A circle how
ever. ga Turned around INN BY the gsotiumsu -no
psn'sd him, To Keep hia, from o-iSs eru.h-d
sha he ~.~ conducted, ~ithout inoonvrn,-uss. TO
served, sbo. Alderman ffa.kia Ald~ruan Kelly. Pre-
,ic~nt OF The board OF ildern"n tiisr"sn sennlts.
AiastnaD Wood, MIR Maxsrii. Lousctor ~ tbs Port;
Dir fbseks ttehfabt tvilsctor; aud Mr.. buiitt, VI
the Wa.Ai"rfpn h,pubhe.
he boat VA q o~ded In every part AID would have
BE-, Odd tad thr fsot 81 Inc frosid- ut xing
In her hen g~n.rsliJ kno-D soourr "a II vas there
vsis souoIsa- pressing forssrd, aud ~suia g sdiy
have gwen d"Lsrs 10 ses in bat the tins ~ss
up sno III. oust mu-t 20 A shs mo'.d away ssists
Of "a sUp- vas nr'd rom tho isaao Ns~t,a and tns
th ut ~ ih- testt rnt We All Nh'n leaving the
slip n. U,s.isi 'sdto the people tank yau s.n-
tisu'n am sisd To zee GU ana -hh I" see moro
81 y'"." lac spprsf,o 70 %" Ia eherueh' sp"i~
ih"r VINO s'f. tf'unse eso"kn =" sse in'- tne
Srrbsn sosa' srveho h'm "usn .ne u"oo's sho
NE ''hei bu'ssn "Nhso l., tesp ."e'n "n oea "
Vs. VAIN tsrio.. tbs rr-iasn. OIL my ~sn :" "is
f'u"oho. e'osh'rr OF VT w"'sm "ean,'o p'e