New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28
The Lundy's Lane Celebration,
FTVH uH0Ih1 COTTepondcnf.
NIAGARA FALLS, Tuesday, July O., 1852, !

NIAGARA FALLS, Tuesday, July O., 1852, NJ
The morning opened bright and beauti-
fu with cool breeze.
The streets, which before were well filed are
now absolutely thronged with visitors, and en-
thusiasm is hourly increasing. The extra trains
on each line Of railroad come in filed to overflow
ing. From Buffalo, trains have been running every
hour and half since o'clock, and all arrive
crowded.
The regular train connecting with The New
York Central line has just arrived, with nine car
rages and baggage wagons filed to their utmost
capacity, while several hundred left behind IN.
able TO be brought in the train
Gov. Hunt arrived st III O'Clock last ni.ht
Among the arrivals thi, "a. NJ. were Gov. Johnston
of Pa. Judge Jessup, of Pa. Judge Mason Of Ohio :
| Hon. John c. Wright of Ohio Hon. g. w. Patterson
| of Chsutauque and Hon. Alvah Hunt
Several military oanes also arrived in addition
TO thoee already reported and very large force
encamped the ground.
Among the arrivals the Onondaga Life
| Guards, Capt F. 7. Miner, accompanied b. Gen. VIM
c. Brown and full Stat of the oath Brigade
| Delegations reported from New Hampshire Yer
mont, Eew.York Pennsylvania, Delaware, Indiana
Georgia, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, Louisiana Kentucky
Tennessee and Alabama. From Pennsylvania and Ohio
nearly county Ia Represented by deleg atfons
Private clubs and associations also largely repre-
| scented, among which are the New.York General Com
mtee Of Wing Young Men, the Soup Boys of Ohio the
Scott Civic Guards of Pennsylvania, and the Old Troop
Of Maryland. All the societies have their several de-
Vices flags and inscriptions.
The names of some 900 officers and soldiers OF the
War of 1879 already registered by the Committee,
and Delegation Of Tuscarora Indians, numbering A.,
with several old warriors Of the tribe who fought at
Lundys Lane here and formIan interesting feature.
Teegrapbic dispatch from Hon. T. Ewing states that
he /, his way, but did reach Buffalo in time for
the train he is expected by next train.
Large Plumbers of private parties from Eastern and
Soutberpicites are arriving and great quantity of
ladies are in town to enliven the scene
Hon. Thos Corwin let yesterday morning for Mon.
tresl, Of i'll health report is current that
he did not deem It proper for Cabinet Minister 20
take part in the proceedings; but the fact may be re-
lied on that bis health would not admit OF his under
going the excitement OF the celebration.
The proceedings are to commence at Il o'clock NJ,
by the firing Of National salute, and precisely
stated yesterday.
On Wednesday, alter the roveiw Of the troops, the
same order of proceedings will be had as day, unit
O'Clock, when the meeting will formally adjourn.
The town presents brilliant appearance, with he
large crowds Of military and almost every visiter deck
ed with badges Of different devices, and banners dis
played from every hotel. Arrangements now max
Ing for erecting temporary building and otherwise pro-
viding for the guests Numbers obliged last
night TO sleep on the foors and tonight the want
room will be seriously felt, the large boats and trains
from the East and West not hayingyet arrived at ll4O
AN
Various delegations now marching with separate
bands to the eucampment ground to form the grand
Procession Horace Greeley and bost Of editors are
here.
The procession formed according TO ar
,angement at about l2i this PM, on the encamp
ment grounds, and proceeded to the grove in the
following order Military as follows:
staf-Cleveland Light Artillery
SAif-hentucky Volunteers.
Staii-Of gath Brigade.
OnandaeR Lie Guards.
Cerro GOrdO Guards.
Detroit Guards
Five Companies OF Sixty NTH Regiment.
Two Companies of Fifty first Regiment.
Delegations from States.
Civic Societies.
Political Associations
Com mittses.
Invited Guests.
General GuesH
The procession paraded TO ell the principal parts O.
the town 70 music from several bands, and proceedsd
10 the grove where p forms erect for speakers
The principal on. was in q beautiful spot shaded WIN
trees, and in complete natural pheatre, csused oy
rising banks around this could not have been e'' inan
from l00O0to 1900 people, among whom we're COCA
sprinkliDg of elegantly dressed ladies'
Another platform also erected In a convenient ~
cay Of sound Of the voices OF the speakers on Tue
large platform had steady audience OF from 5VVto
1900. The military drew up in circular form around
the outside Of each audience and formed oea1hH
,pec,acje while cheers and counter cheers from the
two Rrea. crowds be went up during the delivery Of
addresses, now answering each other, and now in'u
Cling together made the Dsphlting IN high de-
gree
At the large platform the meeting organized BY
the appointment OF Hon THOMAS EWING Of Onio Tor |
President, and NcePresideDt from each state |
When Mr.. EwiDgs was announced for President
1t was received with INCH applause and as eaen wee
President was announced. cheers were gwen Iot ne
states there rep eiented. - 49, -, =.
After an opening prayer by Rev. Mr.. Miner the Pre'
dent addressed tue meeting Ia an arsument4iige ana
able speech he was followed by Gov. HUM Henry
Win,.f Davis Nd and Col Schoulsr Mass, all OF whom
were veil received The speakers al the smaller stand
weIe Horace Greeley, Root {. Winthrsp ana Gen.
Jessup, Penn. 800,
Duf1ir the proces sion, horse, frightened by the
music Kicked violently and threw his rider who was
hurt. msn also fell IRON stag'9s ana ooA1 ms
These the only accidents heard Oh Gov Jones Oh
Tennessee and Chriitopher Morgan, OF New York.
have arrived with number Of other distinguished men
The vast assembly now here 10 eonposed o. soIo
class intelligent citizens from all parts OF the nion,
and the enthusiasm il decidedly great During the ad-
dresses the shouts and cheers Of the muiufuae were
desiening.
One procession formed Of boys, TO the number oil
some 800 created much amusement They bore oan,
ners Win bronzed painting OF age cent aud re1 ana
white striped sticks VI candy with the motto Oi ne
buy our candy and 60 for Scott They TOOK up a
platform the grove alone and hsd juvenile oriory'
Gov. Jones' who arrived during the time tue nesung
was holding was greeted with loud and hearty cheers
and called forward to address the meeting lie spoke
lew words briefly drcning sccouns oil The iAhgus
O travelling but sgnihed readings 10 appear this even
ing. He was announced, on the breaking up OF the
meeting as the speaker for the evening amid long con-