New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-14

party At Harrisburg. The streets oi the cfy
u-re literally alive viii men. mer. children.
rai tarv. Mssons Firemen and Ofi Fellows. iu-
ocins a detachment q LAWYERS and Ministers
The bells o. the various churches were sounded
the cannon discharged and soon the process l0n
"a, under way. Il vas arranged as follows
Committee Of Arrangements Martis Muse Nil
i'trv companies .io1rl Committee o. Escofi
COMMITTEES Of Reception President an Govern.
or: staff of both. Cana C0mmissi1ner Clergy
Judges and Lawyers Comfy Oficers Nason'
Odd Fellows. United Order Of American Mechan
cs Fremen and citizens. The procession Wa
mi!e IL len-th ard moved through 81 the primer
pa. streets. The Presidents carriage Vas draw q
by four ~. end.d horses. the President himself
riing Hth his head uncovered magnih rent
wreath composed Of f9wers and gold lace ST. J.
ded with bfilisrts, resting upon rs inouiders
About his neck. HIS head vas also crowned "iih
r.Chiy wrought circle Of flowers. curiousy ana
elegabiiy worked-ty far hands 10 doubt The
wasing Of handkerchie's from the windows, and
tie h1r-ss q the multitude that booked up t.e
s.reets were responded t. on the part Of Gen
Ia, .cr by cOastsut bowling and waving Of hs 90 o
huge bsndans The cres Of nd sack
Buens Vista D." GIVE en- Grape &c r.. were
constant aud gnremIttllg. AFTER passing ihro1-r
're principal cts the carriage containing the
President halted iu front Of C0verly Hotel, when
after exchanging ssutstl0rs with some a. the
masters of ceremony officers, citizens. &c. Ten
Ia, lOr mounted the carrage-seat and commenced
u narsngge toe den Sc multitude before him Bat
again your correspondent " as obliged 70 hear from
a distant point, which proved % be very lne.i-
gible position. Amos. every word, however y as
vociferouslv cheered ard at the conclusion, Gov
Johnston made few remarks, welcoming the
President as the guest of the city. sc. &c when
the party retired % the quarters that had been
prepared for them.
This evening the city has been ilumlned with
bonires ond the demonstrations have been noisy
Geu. Tay loris mach atieued, aud almost tuck
cred our but has been receiving the aides
ses'ed in an OH armchair
H. viii leave Harrisburg on Monday morning,
or Carlisle whence, after delay oi a lew
hours he will move on for Chambersburg. and stop
toy the night Governor Johnston will accompany
MIN until he comes 10 the State line, at Ere, when
he will leave him and return. From ErIe the
President viii go to Bufialo-possby to Cieve-
snd-and then through New York He expects
. be Ia Washington by the goth Of September
The President finds shaking ten th0usandhands IN
a couple of days a severe exercise. HIS fingers
and wrists are already becoming lame, and soon
ne will be obliged to deny that privilege.
50 Tar not single expression Of partisan feel
ng has been exhibited. The people hold Gen.
Tay ylOr in remembrance for his deeds In the held
aud not for his deeds in council. His reputation
as r Statesman is yet to be established. Should
he " hi the measure OF his country glory 10 the
halls Of = ate, as he hss done IN opening the way
- the Halls q the Mon,ezumas, he would be
douby great man, end thrice warmly would the
people greet him. The people Of the Keystone
at least are Impressed with bis honesty Of pur-
pose, and they look 10 him with confidence 70 pro-
t,ct their mines their forges and their manuiac-
tories against the competition Of unpaid labor.
GEN. TAYLOR HAs PROMISED 10 Do IT.