Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-14

CINCiNSAri Oct. 5.--Gen Scott left
Madison yesterday at y O'Clock in
steamer Lady Frank lin, for Cincin
The citizens OF Madison conducted him
TO the boat in large numbers, and the
embarkaton was made amidst the firing
OF cannon and music. Much enthusiasm
was manifested all along the Indiana
shores.
AT several points along the shore boG-
fire were Illuminating the Ohio almost
10 Carrolron. When the boat had
reached Carrolion dense fog had dies
cendcd, and IL was found imprac ticable
to go farther that night. The lights of
the bon-fires AT the landing alone pre-
vented the boat from running on the
bank. On reaching the wharf IL was
found that nearly 1000 people were as
sembled. Gen. Scott retired TO rest aud
undre ssed, but so loud were the calls OF
the people, that he awokc and came out
on deck in Il dressing gown, TO address
a few words of thanks TO the citizens,
having been in his first sleep.
The fog had very bad effect upon
him and rendered him quite unwei TO
day, SO n,uC. rs TO prevent his receiving
II welcome from, or addressing the clti
Zcns OF Cincinnati-he laid over at Car
rolton all night and left early this morn
ing as soon as the fog lifted. At War
saw and Aurora, ut which the boat
touched, a very large number of citizens
assembled all OF whom were most EN-
thusasiic IN their reception of Scott
Towards afternoon his illness grew more
rcrIous and it was found at last impru-
dent 10 let him 90 out on deck to ad.
dress the people assembled on shorc.-
Gov. Letcher therefore addressed va
rious gatherings in behalf OF the Grner-
nj, informing 'hem OF his sudden illness.
About five miles iroiu Cincinnati ,he
NAL boat "as mt with many iuha5i-
larts ul Jnnati on board.
The boals going side of each other,
they ere transferred to the Lady Frank
i'm. On nearing the city, the guns com
meuccd pealng forth saIules. The lie
wee and buildings were crowded with a
dense mass OF human beings. The
streets were also thrOngtd. Troops
were drawn up. music was playing and
coIors flying. Every boat along the lc
wee was decked out with flags, and the
entire scene was one Of the greatest ex
citcment and spleudor. Every Il or
oughiarc seemed alive with the swarm
ing thousand, and the number OF people
present is estimated at 100000.
W hen t,c boat approached loud
cheers were gwen. The scene was
very impressive. The military kept adj
mlrabIe order, aud line was formed 10
the carriages provided for The General
n | visitors The people had been
waiting seven hours in expectation OF
his arrival, being ignorant OF the dctcn-
ton 10y log.
Gen. Scots 1t, a,ih Was found too poor
to permit The procession as arranged for
formal reception and the carriages
drove directly To the Burnett House,
greatly TO the disappointment OF thous-
and4 but amidst deafcning cheers
The General proceeded at once TO his
rooms and has received but few callsand
those only from officials. He intends re.
crullng his health 10y il good nights rest
and will receive Il welcome and visits in
the III mlrning. The demonstration WAS
the greatest on the route. Thousauds
have been pouring in from all the sur
rounding country the city is crowded.
ONO appears iairly aroused. and depu-
tations from half dozen towns are on
the spot, eager TO prevai. upon General
Scott 10 visit their localities. The
movements OF tomorrow depend upon
his health.