Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-30
--,2yott's Moy yelReIlts.
MAYsvrLLE, Ky, Sept. ?

The steamboat Sc iOta started from Porls- aonth with about 150 passengers. including Ethe different delegations from Lancaster, Scio,a and Lewis. Coy's gun~squad, win artillery and two bands of music were "a lsO lon board. rr-s The progress along the river was marked W JeinOnSrations at every landing. s.At co,lcerd a karge number of persons assem- tlei. Inning. the banks of the riyer. When, he boat reached the landing the citizens of kSntucky crowded on board and the boa, was compelled to. stop half an hsltir. Ma. ny solIiers came on board. ani one old soldier, who had fought with Scott through two wars, was much aft cied when he shook hands wsh his old corplnander.E { < ARRIVAL AT MANCHESTER.
 At Manchester, Ohio, the greatest denr- onstratiop. took place. 'rhat banks were crowded with people, and caRnon sent back the roar of artillery on board, Across the landing was spread large banner bearing the inscription "One Hundred Cheers for Old Chippewa-p Delegatidps came on board inviting Gen. Scott to land which he d,d. He briefly addressed them.
 l ARRIVAL AT MAYSVILLE.
 Aboat half past eight he feached Mays SiIle, where tue demonstrations of welcome were very hearty. Fires were lighted up tt dozen different points and all the ho, tells and buildings along the banks of the river were brilliantly illuminated, giving "a magnificent effect to the whole scene.- SeveralobA of musi. and cannon were placed along the heights. and as the boat neared the shore, the sweet strain of siie music and the roar of the cannon gave no tice of tho hero's approach. Several thou- sand persons thronged. to the landing, and compelled the cOftege to fight it's way through to the hotel. Gen. Metcalf ot Ky, and Gen, Morgan came on board and received Gen. Scott from the Portsmouth delegation. The General addresseda few words oE' tha nks to his Ohio friends and took leave of them, and then proceeded to land with the Kentucky delegation. 4t
 Immediately on reaching tho shore the cortege was met by the Hon. H. Wads- worth President of the City Council, who welcomed the old hero in short and per. tinent speech, to which. Gen. Scott briefly replied. The eheersof the mnllitnie weEs very enthusiastic. and the delegation had e push their way up to the Lee House where rooms had been provided. a'isd sai On reaching the hotel tho General was loudly called for and appearing on the bal- cony again addressed the crowd Loud huzzas followed and the General retired
 A boat from. Ripley, Ohio. with some 250 persons on board arrived, and the wis. itors were. presented, and called out the General once more, who made q brie speech. Loud hnzzas followed. ainids which the General blew cut the lights og che balcony near where he stood, aDd re tired.
 The crowd in MayssiIle reached full, 5000 persons. VI iss' -Aiass GEN. SCoTT'S DEPARTURE FoB
 BLUE LICK, &c.,. M "A
 MAYsviELR. Sept. 95th.
 The deieeations left this morning. ans Csenarais Scott nad Lawson went priystelI oser to Blue Lick ln carringe. They wil remain there llll Tuesday. They are ( meet Cen. Wool there. and go tlionco . tla Paris aRrieultural iair. thence Q Lex lraton, Louisville and Cineiunaii, throngl Uilo to sandasky, and by lake so buitAl fur New York.
 A delegation of young ladles waited ol C,N, scOst last evenlng and thls snofnine hsaded by . daughter cI Gen. MoFsAn, th'