New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

LEXINGTON, (KyD Taur.dsy sspt 20, 1852
Gen. Scott lett Paris yesterday, without
any public demoussrs,ion accompanied by deputa
don of citizen, from Lexinstnn. Tney wero met a
mile frsm town by Gen Leslie Combs and snothsr
deputatioo OF citizens from Lexington Uere Gen.
Scott rs indu 70 descend from his carriage aud
Ger 20 horseback. He was much "a ig1ed IN
sequence On arriving At ire bOiol, he welc ned
In bIief speech by Gsp. Combs to which he replied,
thanking the cuzeps for the III Of eir reception
and the general kiDdn'ss extended - him. Ho wished
70 DO excu Of from making long speech, pie ding ia.
dgue.
la the course OF b,s remarks Gen SCOTT alluded feel
ingg TO The Death Of Henry Clay and vas evidently
much affected upon approaching 90 near tbs hons Of
that great statesman. who ~as his warm personal
friend. "I am here he saio "aimos within sight Of
The former dutlhug of TIE Sage of Ashland almost
within sight Of bis last resuoP place 70 sand such
spot mutt be sufficient to -tisct any one acquainted
with the public aud Of that great man
How much more deeV then, must II touch the feelings
OF one who has known blm persoDslly-who hss been
a co-labOrer with nm for bis country-snd who has
learned by experience, his private worth, and the
friepdlness and kindness OF bis disposition =
When Gen. 3 had cIDclud,d his speech Gan. Wool
was eel ed upor, snd made brief speech, thanking the
ezeps q Lexington for the kiudress with which they
had treated him aud hs Chief during their progress
through Kentucky.
The crowd here was not large greeted HIN at
some oher points of hts journey Tor great numbers OF
our and of the farmers 10 the neish0orhoot,
were absent at the Fair at Paris. Tho oidinguished
visitors however, were warmly resolved. In the even
Ing numerous bonhfes were hguteoi ana inc t'Nn va"
paTtaily illumioate
Cen soo,t aud suite will leave to day. two O'clock
Tor Frankfort en- roHte tor bouisvie. He viii remain
AT Frankfort over bisbt The General appeared much
6isued this morning, but his hes'h 10 tJlerAby good
SECOND DISPATCH
LEXINGTON, TnuIscsy Sept 80, le52-l PM
The rooms at The Phenix Hotel have
been crowded oil TIL morning. and the streets are full
of the carriages of visurs q Gen. Scott Among tho
moi, dishn suh ID Of the mpsny preIe ut were hon
q C. Breckenrir 20, NJ C., Hon Gorge Robinion, lion.
Robert wickiU, Col. wIltams. Hon }. Preston, and
others ~
Cen Scott proceeded this morning TO Ashland,
mile from town 20 call the widow OF Henry Clay.
The interview prolonged one, an Mrs Cisy was
deeI ~ affected.
Apvmbrr of prominent Democrats were among the
Writer'S at tb general leveeths morning and although
the noise and oOniu'ion w,T5 much leN Ihss at macy
other point yet the tee log Of respect and affection
for Scots IL evidently deep tested aud snseIhtn.
Gen Wool also sttrac's much attention, and appears
10 have many warm friends lie has been sur ounded
all the morning by visito o, among whom ere licu'en
anti J. II. Morgan snd JesSe Woodruff, WIKI thurieen
Others oil oi whum served unsor him IN Mexico, az
yolunver. ard ware present AZ the battle OF Buena
Vista Gen Wool also visitet the widow OF Henry
Cay and passed ast evening At the residence Of Cspt
" Johnston Great Efforts are oe.ng made to Induce
the cary 10 remsu Ia city sno,her day. They have,
however deter niDeo to proceed to-day, at room
Gen Lawson Waited the gave Of Henri Clay this
morning HIS remalns IL la a cemetery sbou, mile
from the village. Thy are 1T present Ia the family
vault but will be CO. os ted IL separate vault as soon
~ the n uDen, 10 raised
Gen. Wo,l has received special Invitation from the
Democracy Of frsnk-rt 10 remain their during
hs stay which he accepted There 10 C. DC msei
ing Of the Democrats there TO pight, at which Gov.
Powell viii be present