New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

Demonstrations nleng the Route-Arrival mt
acknowledgements Of Gen. Scott-lnte.
Coating Iuciee ems, &c.

resting Incidents, &c.
NASHVILLE, Ky Saturday, Sept 25, 1852
We started yestei day, with about $50
passepeers ON the Scots, from Portsmouth, including
The different delegations from Lancaster Lewis ana
Sciota Coy's .u squad with artillery, and two bands
of music accompanied us The progress along the river
was marked by demonstrations at every landing.
THE FEELING AT CONCORD.
Al Concord large number OF persons
assembled, lining tie banks Of tha river. When the
boat reached the landing etzsns of Kentucky crowded
on board and toe boat npelled 70 atop halt 40
hour Many soldiers came on board, and one Old sol
der who had fought with Scott through two wars, was
much affected when he shook hands with his old COM
mspder.
ARRIVAL At MANcHEsTER-sPEECH OF THE GEN-
ERAL. TTC.
At Manchester, Ohio, the greatest de-
onstraton took place. The boat reached this place
al half an hour before dusk The banks we're gdsd
with people and cannon sent back the roar OF artillery
on board Acc The lsndlog was spread bro ad ban
ner bearing tue inscription. One hundred cheers for
old Chipee.a" Delegations came on bosrd Inviting
Gen Soon TO land, which he old.
Ger Scott shid-CtIizeps Of Manchester, I'm not
travelling about making speeches, for political pun
noses kut Al a citizen OF our comm,n county en-
ple yed ss have ever been, ac,lsely In her service
Bpt when my heart 10 touched my s refuse to remain
silent The banner spread belore my eyes eas up
memories which always affect me, and seem witch
know many sf you yourselves have Witnessed, aud
events which you have borne honorable para My tune
o brill Out from tuhnk 1Ou vi suc A'nS
welcome yeu have given a Traveller and an old soldier
who has spe many In the service OF hs country
An old man nipeiy-six years OF age who ~as one Oh
the earliest settlers OF that section Of Ohio was mere
Introduced to Gen Scolt lie said " General hope
God will spsre my lie long enough for the last vote |
shall ever cast to assist 10 place the hero Of his country
In the hghts, Office she has TO oessow."
The General appeared Euch touched a. these re-
msris
ARRIVAL AT MAY>yILiE-GBEAT ENGHU>lA>h-
GRAND ILLUMINATION, ETC
About 81 O'Clock he reached Maysville'
where The demonsrsiors of welcome sere very heary
Fires were lighted q dozea different points, sna Al
the hotels and buildings along the banks OF t1e i've.
to The whole scene. Several bands OF music aad nv
merous cannon were placed along the higots, sno ~
the boat reared tie shores the sweet strains ., &c
music ard the roar Of the cannon gave nouce VI ''
heros approach. ,,.o.
Several thousand persons ihronsed 10 the lAn nhs,
compelling the rtege 10 Sight ia way thFousa - -'
ho,el ,,f,x.,,
Governor Me,cslf, Of Kentucky and General ASr Al,
with the delegsicp, on board, and Eecea'ea 0-
erl scott from the Portsmouth eeee siion IL.
The General, addressing few words OF soah - %
Ohio friends pok leave oftheul, and then pfocee''1
land with the Ret tucAy delegation
IHE wELCogE To THE CHI
Immediately Oh reaching the shore Tue
eortess was met by Hon. w. Il Wsdssorn ~ n
Vile President of The Guy C0uaci vho - 40 80
folows sOur peopis meet you at the tnresaI ~. - 10
stale 10 opss the door Of al henuchAns sne ,-.v
cordial welcome TIE people ofour hdie Guy 80,
sre especially grained and honorsd oy tnI' -
welcome you 9Th = their hesTis We M" -, -
ever exsit ouuelsa TOO highly ey rsA'on 90 .-' -,
expect, honor. General since +" no' '''-'''''' W.