New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

ga presentrd The shouss Of iha vast aligade arose
6tsielh giJ a. scot showed himself aud uss "e,
ccnlsd ~ Toe b. Jor q the city. large nrn'et OF
troops were crsan ID. and party Of Eeoti8Den On
LofSoosok s,o but teeir Ell - keep back me
oro@o' we're futile The cars vera surrounded, aud
hoe band.
Mayor Spse e. then welcomed Gen SOFT 70 the city n
an eloquent ss5fefs "a tse clurse Of al ca be Iad-
SIC VIE yo1r pfeIrnce 10 associated uslyttr. ing
fcerss OF the var III lsl2 The glorious fed VI Ia.
d'ys Lsns Use, IL our memory, s,d we innsSiae va
s-s u Ire struggling mOJu Ncam's misty ngiL t1aI
eoooen teid Ia which death WA 81 gresi reaosr.
We irnstlhe We near your voice rising above the
eissn OF arms snd the shouts Of conostsuts ealing
ynnr Cou5trgnen - VelorJ or death 10 ths coCtsl.
psilon a the war sta Mexico We psrcaivs the skill
AZ vsloT which hsve placed your name Sign on tee
rolls o 'oe great captains OF suce1t and mo fsr tines
IN memory va accompany sou from tao surf e thu
Gul and ice CTS Of C-Tra q rGo tnroush the biaxoc
lines Of Chepuitepec and Churubutco unu 90 see yea
s'sDo Denesin the staIs snd stripes u our aon
lsnreil'd c. nquerOr Ct Mexico
But II EoI your military achisysn alone that
eleh our mnendaro5s-in you recoguizs the
friend AID &C noter CT he Ian aulshiuc and lying sol
dier The bold Ard Intrepid freed 0 tue oppressed
ifhhneu, ~nom British tyrsrts you q have u d.dy
coIsigpec 20 traitors graves and a,ove all We IL x
upob you az tee strenuous advocate OF peace when war
can be aTOleed cOusittcuGy with national horor Sir
the succetsGi warrior who has oesostsd empires for
bis own sfsrandizeuslt the succession usurpsr Of his
cCuutrS r gho and LIBERTIES, MAY have bis hojrs Of
svt.lioe prioe In watch be- MAJ look With hsataan
loJ upon the sdua,ion OF ,yc 1phAnts that surround
him, but the hours of such one can never con os-e
vi those thai 20 The lie Of him. WAC never Dire
The swC!d Oui oelenEe Of liberty SAD who daily reads
bis history In naaons gratitude. Hs thsn 6li him
welcome once more on behalf Of The null ude.
so Wild was The cpt1usigsm of the sd ,ha. L was
imyOssifle for Gen Scot 10 rely and the cara pro
eeoded slowly lhrou ,he dc0.c nas5 Of human being,
Into tie tov1. Eero carT.-cs each Win f1us jrsss
were In waiting for Gonfra.s Scott AID Wool, as well
as convey ances for tn Dele sJn. The passage The
Louis 7ile Hotel was Lac the Triumphant pro- Gas Of
some copqreror frcih from victorious 5sIs nedI The
streets were crsmced fall Of people, whQa e.e- lnly
dressed lsd ihroreed every wiLdo0 aud wave their
hsndkeIebc'' As iae procession passed. Opposite the
Hotel ffeah thousands gathered and sler shouss
were absolutely d-aiGIiD
Gen Scott having coicrcd the hotel through double
fie Of Soldiers appeared the ba cosy, where a.
met BY Gov. CTuendcn, who, Ia able address, bsie
him welcome. lie snid
GENERAL SCOTT AND GENERAL Wool | have he
honor Of being deputed by C1unitfc Ut the cuz
Of Louisville snd aIo On behalf Of the propretors Of
Ibis hotel N uec1ue yea 10 tho City OF LOuiivtle.
Although has 5een your 1T 10 yell tar from us, 1t
could rot bs that your ranes would DO unkno ~ 70
U.s. here Ia kentucky. that could be i.1Oraut OF
those a5es. services, Which have g. proudly elevated
your names IN tho opinion Of sl YOUR oJu1rymen
YES, Kentucky has heard w.sh swelling bosom Of your
DEEDS sud abe knows full veil how 70 be grateful %
those who have sctcd ucoy fJr theiE country BIZ
Crt,elde then dEcit e.lquently on the services Of
both, AID babe thcm a hearty weco ne, Kenlusky
uelctm e 10 LoulBvils
Gen. Scott advancing 20 the balcony soon az the
cheers nsd subsidized, SAID
FELLOW CITIZENS Or Kr~TUCEY: 7 might well be
inr iosieo by thIs formidable array OF manly c0unte
naEces Cd not know ihst stand In the presence Of
warm and honest friends but feel that AN now BE-
fore my countrymen--my countrynsn equally, whs;h.
err rstive born adopted, sno therefore stand before
Jou to hats you heartily tlr your kind and gratifying
welcome. You have jusi heard tho eloquent address
made 70 me by your fi0 ciuZsn-the a0es ora.Or OF
the present day. for have Jubt since that great
man, whose loss you ell mouTn, has sunk Toto the
grave bis is tho most elo9uent voice Ia all Kentucky
You have heard my ancient ifenj who hAs grown
gray With In tho Gervice of bis coun;Ty, vel most
eloautn,y upon the deeds OF the soldiers who are
bstore you; and permit ms TO thank him, and you all
for the kndnoSs OF tho sllLslons and ihe warmth Oh
your welcome.
an not stran ger to Louisville There was time
In ny foneT days whom open. tho greater pars OF so
years IL I'll city. lIhoa wIaessed tne no0l n)spali
y and discovered the kiEdhesrtedness Of her eIzcns
Since then tho eyes OF those kuog have been DARK.
ensd with the I'm Of deAh, but their places ara III ed
with noble sDccetSors, By cons worthy OF tha brave
siTcs Who preceded them. LoUsvilie has been nee
then lrab co in numbers tho evidence OF this vast
multitude will folly te'ty sho has Improved Ia wealth,
Ia bulldogs. and In general prosperity, AMI mag ate
sill continue In her onward c1urse. have nov been
ffnci.on days 90 tue soil OF kentucky land
on at the gate Of the State, at Hsysvie and
from that have been tbe recipient OF svors and
Hadnesies sufcie nj 10 last HE ne have received
fraiic cation upon qualification ; have seen eouury
ndins In beauties toeming With ms fat Of the
land have seen men and WON en-sucu - hsnsrcky
alone produos-men possessed Of the first talent
and iTsi quRlitss of courage ~omen, beautiful, and
worthy OF their noble mofhers- Need say how deep
the qualification have gathered from tue sight
Wlsh to correct one oo,ervadJn made ye.terdsy
on The steps OF the Capitol then sas, Kentucky was
tho State hs Ia peace. ht Ia aud FIRST Ia her de.
yosiOn 10 the glorious Union. | may say. with out
wrong 10 spy ohor STATE that Kentucky Is frat Ia war
for The readiness ulln which her have shed their
blood for their country. Tia names OF the gallant
leaders from this State which grace the paget OF our
history boar me out In th9 assertion may say she 10
second 20 none In her devotion 81 the Union for this
also has ihe proved. Ard may not say, that abs 10
hss In the alt5 Of peace, soy that In those srs
ale akes WORTHY and noble stand among her sister
Slnies.
TIE General then thanked the Ksntucklsns from the
bottom of 50 old s)ioeTf heart, Tor tieir warm vel
co me- and retired amid toe loud shouts Of tho mul.
,liude.
ard happJ speech, which was ve'y loudly cheered.
The stroes continue IA cd vita people, and tbs hotel
Gen. Scot. remains here unit. ionday, yisdng New.
Albany and JefsTsonylle to.moTos.
Further Items Of Isthmus and California
News, by the Falcon at Ncw-Oricans-sa ~
OF the Brother JonaLhan-New Discoveries
of Gsld-AErivAI out OF the Steamship Cor
teZ, at PBnaBIa, &c.
EEw.0ELEANs, Thursday, Sept 30, lsJ2.
The Falcon came by way OF Aspinwall,
and brings advices from San Francisco, 70 Sept. l,
being fifteen days later tran those brought By the Dan
lei Webster, from San Juan.
The steamship Brother Jonathan, of the
Nicaragua llne which supposed TO have been lost,
had arrived at Panama, and sailed hence FOX Ler des
tnaiiou, on the l0ih.
The Falcon repor,s that the new and
splendid steamship CoTGez, OF desSrs Davis Brookss
NewYcrk and San Ffsncseo llne, had arrived a. Pan
anna, from New York, aIer Tie rapid passage oil surg
rte so from por, 10 por be.eg Ihs shortest trio N
record and surprising that OF tue Winfield Scot her
a,ocla,e In the le which her previous great Tip
occupied sixty SIX DAYS ana ten hours
The health Of the lsthmus was gener-
ally sood aud psisngers were arriving and departing