New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

Tho Bishop of Indianapolis had arrived at Paris.
u yhe vintage had commenced In the South In Louvre
ana champagne; the prospects were moderate.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The Cologne Gazette states that negotiations
tempated between the United States and the Zoverein
respecting the mutual reduction Of import duties.
| land apd Prussia
| Another crisis had arisen in the Tuscan cabinet.
There has been great damage by the foundations at
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Movements Of General Scott.
sAspunY Ohio, Oct 9-Before the General left Tifan
this morning delegates commenced arriving from the
beyona IN me
dressed the people in complimentary speech, doing
more however, than thanking them for their
friends, am much exhausted am greatly fatigued By
the very kindness Of my friends and thank God for tho
deed day Of rest.'
The various delegations formed magnificent show and
the enthusiasm evnced by the people of Seneca county
cannot be expressed in The gathering appeared
be entirely free from political bias and members Of all
political parties participated in the proceedings Seneca
The delegation from Rome formed line Of carriages
and wagons half mile in length Delegations also
present from Welmore Oregon Wyandotte and Sycamore
thousands came pouring into town In one procession
was one large bearing the inscription Scott Boys Of
9y ss sa
Sycamore Republic sent splendid delegation, consist
ing Of hundred vehicles headed by party of ladies
ad gentlemen horseback all dressed allkethe ladies
~ Sng Kossuth hats and feathers blue silk trains and
india rubber jackets The entire line Of procession took
than two hours in passing the railroad cars where
they received by General Scott The road to Sam
dusky vas but repetition of the yesterday and
throughout the entire line, it entire blaze of
| thusiasm.
The train stopped at Republic where large number
people were assembled. General Scott in addressing
| Tifin, among whom were some young ladies, whose
charms were likely to be destructive to the hearts
Of young men than armed troops could be 70 enemy
An old soldier who had fought in the battle Of Plats
burg had come thirty miles to his old commander
At Lodi there was an old soldier who had fought in Col
Browns regiment at Queenstown Heights and who was
much affected meeting Scott AT Bellevue, the train
stopped and there quite spirited demonstration
old soldiers Of the Of lsi2 One Of them
General Scott he knew him General Scott replied
no. at first but looking at him attentvey, suddenly
exclaimed, II do, your name is Parker. You brought
me dispatch to Rock Island which informed Of the
capture q Black Hawk And SO it and the excite
nent OF the old soldier when he found Scott knew him
was unbounded He carried the dispatch from Galena
went down the river in canoe with Frenchmen, and
then landed in swamp and proceeded on foot lie
the river and delivered the dispatch safety Short ad
dresses were delivered by Cen Scott, and f. Cook of
sandusky who came down from Tifn to meet the Gen
! When about mile from sandusky the train stopped
suddenly on account Of signal the road On descend
ing from the cars and proceeding down the ne it
found that freight train thrown eff the track and
the rails torn for distance The heavy
upset in the ditch and buried distance in the earth
The horror of the great We learn that
man who had been riding the top of the laid
crushed and bruised beneath this huge mass Every
effort to move the cars but in vain It began
to rain after this delay train from sandusly took the
passengers to that ciJy.
At the depot large number of persons were gathered
despite the rain which poured in torrents Gen. Scott
was met at the depot by the City Guards, and ad
dressed ny the Hon f. Cook who in the course OF his
remarks said Living do in the midst Of ths great
disgracefy surrendered by Hull gloriously
agara should be the last to forget Inc debt we owe
you, and the last to refuse its liquidation The whole
vast region from Lake Ontario St Louis lay naked
defenceless and exposed to the marked ferocy
geance Of the savage foe Danger encrced and death
arked in every path panic had seized the nation and
Of our country, full of responsibility and peril who
shall espouse her cause and fight her battles and shield
trophies repair rampe honor and restore her cap
.nfea territory History has told u.s. sir; and she has
brighter or more glorious page"
After dwelling the military services of Gen Scott
Ar Cook proceeded IF You have won mperishablt
renown in the field, greatest warrior, you
less established your claims calmest sage,
successful negotiator, and the enlightened friend OF
sion of these double virtues which entwine the
res of glory m deathess wreath with the olive and the
palm around the brow while it makes your fame winter
if possible, than it is brilliant and strongly
deared to country,
General it because of these virtues shining out in
blazing prominence upon the long series of your patriotic
services embracing the entire periad of your public life
that am now here behalf of the assembled thousands
of native and adopted citizens, well in behalf
the Bay City of the Lake. to bid you welcome welcome
thrice welcome ~
General Scott replied briefly He would not keep peo
pie waiting in the rain he said e stand at the
northern gate of the great empire State of the West
About to embark the bosom of the vast sheet of
ter which spread out before and which will bear ms
onward to my home. To meet vast assemblage in
the midst of storm like rhat which rages-to meet
my fellow countrymen anxious under such unfortunate
circumstances to greet is an honor unexpected Iti
gratifying fellow citizens. thank you-thank you from
the bottom of my heart for this testimonial of your
gard and esteem. Whatever may have done to meri
this spontaneous expression of your approval feel
have been more than repaid for humble hut homes
services in Support of the cherished institutions of
beloved country
The procession then formed consisting of the military
companies four fire companies and several vehicles
proceeded to the Exchange Hotel. where dinner wa
given to the visitors and invited guests.
The town Is Illuminated with bontires etc. but th
rain is pouring down in torrents
SANpusKY, Oct. IA grand dinner given to Gen
the General in eloquent speech. complmentng him
his brilliant military and auding to the offer mad
to him to accept the Government OF Mexico.
General Scott responded in long and most interesting
speech BE said there misunderstanding about tn
NeScan of,r which he would take occasion to correct
~ mot made to him by the Government, but by ndi
yeuals of great wealth and influence Their offer
one million bonus, and salary of s25o0o0 per annum,
be guarante'd in any manner he proposed They ex
to the United States but continued the General
Il loved my distant home and was opposed to annexa
tion He spurned the Offer and back to die on hi
own soil
General Scott. in concluding. gave sentment-sTh
city of sanduskymay she continue to grow and pros
per- until equal to the prosperous city of tho West
: which was received with cheers
On Sunday General Scott attended church. and kepthi
room the remainder of the day.
The hotel is thrOnged this morning, and preparation
making to escort him to the cars.
BUFFALO, Oct 12-General Scott arrived here to-day
and met with the most enthusiastic reception In rep
to address OF welcome he responded in of his mos
brilliant efforts. He will reach Rochester Thursday
where the extensive preparations are making
ceive him. and will leave for the East on Friday.
THE New AMERICAN EMBAssApoR.-A trusty CORES
pondent mt Washington has sent exclusive copy
the instructions of the American Cabinet to Mr. Ingel
soil who comes to supercede Mr.. Abbott Lawrenc
in his duty of United States Embassador at st. James
will be that they relate to the personal conduc
the future Minister than to any line of policy betwee
the two countries. They as follows:
l. You are on all occasions to remember that you re
present the simplicity Of the republican principle Yo
WILL therefore, seldom may be- consider yourself th
Duke of Wellingtonthe Marquis OF Niagara-or the Ea
of Mississippi it duty to respect to
crowned head you not therefore, to forget that th
American President wears nothing but hat-night cal
y going for nothing.
q You will be courteous and accessible all occasion
to your fellow citizens of the Union permttir
y tho atmosphere of monarchy and especially Il
e intoxicating and delrious atmosphere of Almack's,
Snneheuge House, Normanbood Palace, aud such hil
places, to make you forgetful of the equality of
y the citizens of Jonathan.
8. You will in tho fulflment of your official autie
have to swallow many public dinners whereat you W
be called upon to speak Always hold out the right har
the high festivals of the Tattlebattmongers' Compan
N rather muuse little soft snwder about II
business, amicaby settled with a hook and line
A. You have to propose toasts Therefore do not g
le the immortal memory of King John-because you mi
see at the board jew sheriff whose ancestor had
the King drawing the JEWS jaw instead of his ban
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