New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
THE BOSTON JUBILEE
Progress of the President dc.
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You have, ! presume, already published
% acecrnt Of the arrival Of the President 10 New
York last evening, little b. fore - carriage vas
an waiting End ne and his suite we're Immediately
conveyed on board Inc Bay State, which, IN about
quarter Of al hour thereafter. lei, nc ~hHi !" ~
age 10 HeWpOr, ard al RIVER Nc OIhsr ~ NJ ,
straions were nlade n honor Of y" ffestc"l' 800
the letting OF oi q ;cw sky-foeket'' az ~ - =
uOIs and congratulations OF the ~ s' ','l''. "
crowded around Nun on boafJ ~ i,h' - ..1 ..A
the lrst Magistrate Of the Naiion. hao -c''' ~,
fore had the pleasure Of seems ~ O.. - a..
vas .esr ;ayOrahy impressed WIN hf'- 2 d'i.e -
hlr rsrsonn.t Hiss full. c0mpa's 'tnlf' 90 li-iHi
Iarge fru features indicate me souIi-y eia lfii''
OF character which ne IS AhO%. " - - III 1'
suil,no tsoyouchly genial aia5ulty puts e. ~ one
>, iis 80 no approaches bim. Supper Wa seryed
tovsfds l. A. NJ, 10 winch me ff@menl ana ms
suite with large numoer OF oihe. persons "a
go, shortly after which the President retired 70
.ta,e,oouI with no more fDTmailty than u nc nad
been merely private gentleman
We mad a pleasant run through the Sound, rem
d~yed still more agreeable by the charming WeathcI
nd mo soft food Of moonlight, which rested upon
the sparkling little before 70 A. NJ, as We
Auproached Newport, the expected arrival - me
President was announced by the QUICK booming OF
cannon and the oyiul peal q bells apparently from
every steeple the town. On arriving Al me
wharf the President, VINO, surrounded O} Ms irich1s'
and most OF the passengers was standing on tae %"
fibe boat was greeted BY repeated cheers from the
large crowd assembled upon the whs'i, "mch ne
acknowledged with graceful courtesy, me cannon
and bells meantime continuing Their loud-Voiced
welcome An artillery company va, also I'D Adit'
ing 10 escort the President and SUITE 70 lneI lotg
,ngs As the President passed over the SIDE oil the
boat TO the carriage IN waiting 10 receive hh' lhe
AIR was again rent With repeated cheers, IN the
midst OF which the OOat cast Oh. ana We colth
ned our voyage 20 FAN River.
understand from the attendants OF the President
That the whole Journey was arranged BY ms friends,
he having expressed no other wish m tnc matter
than that II should be quiet as possible. u was
arranged that he should stop at Newport today io
ioiu Mrs Fillmore. has been staying mere some
weeks ! am told that public demonstration mere
was desired or expected but from the indications OF
welcome on his ARRIVAL 4 Is hardly hkely the PreSi'
dent will be allowed 10 have the whole day 10 mn
self ....,
The President and ms party VIII start Tor an
River tomorrow morning, IN season 10 red,.h Dos
ton by about ~ O'Clock, 4. NJ, and they VIII mere
fore have an opportunity 10 witness the commence
fnPnt OF the Celebration. Iney VII, understand,
take lodgings al the Revere House. where Lord III
eip is expected on Thursday. The President VA,
sccompanIed from Washington by McssTS Corral
and Stephens Secretaries OF War aad Of the INTERIOR
Mr. Sargent. Editor of The Rcy0lhC, AM Nir Brad
lev OF the l.. O Department At NcW-N ORR. a Jon
know, he was welcomed by Marshal anu Dcplly
Marshal Tallmadge, Postmaster Brady, ana othef
citizens There also. he was met by Marsha
Deyens and Messrs. Brney and HolDrook, OF tho
Boston City Council.
Marshal Dcvens informs me that the Mayors ana
Aldermen OF the Cities OF Quebec, Montreal am To-
gonto, besides a large number OF other civil ana
military bodies Of the Province, have sgnucd ther
acceptance OF the invitation OF tue Boston authoH
ties 70 be present and participate IN the approaching
Railroad Celebration. OF the Celebration hsrh
purpose TO give YOU some Joiiings-down %urins us
progress.