The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-15

JHIR8vIIW -3ETWEEN FHBSxD&NJ YIMkO8 AND
GENERAL sC0rr.
In leaving tbe Palace the Prssitent At the Sixth
avenue sptrspse ovsstsksu ~ Gen. Scott who had
LEFT the platform minutes sfer NJ Psres. when
the two met cordial greeting passed between them ard
for some minutes they were engaged in conversation
was interesting sight 70 these two. who bat
fee moDths $50 great political rivals, meeting tegs
Their intins,s friends. With both sill things eop
neeted with their late political warfare seemed 70 he for
gotten and while lodged the repect due to
the President Of the United the other ess
inowedgsd the honor due to General Winfield SCOTT.
THE PREslDENr AT THE AsToI-
Last evening, about nine O'Clock tho President. sho
members Of his sabre and brilliant compsuy Of ladies
and gentlemen, enjoyed social dance the psror af
which. about eleven O'Clock they proceeded the
ladies' ordinary where they ali sat dos to excellent
supper
THE PRESIDENT DECLINES VISITING
BROOKLYN.
The committee of the Brooklyn COMMON Council, com
prisipg AlSsrmsn Graham Brsinara wheon and Green
have assembled yesterday mornisg at ths City
Hall in vi srev arraugeneet proceed
TO Jessey City tor the purpose Of inviting the President
ia ysit Brooklyn but the two latter gen emen not
mailing their sppesrsnc TO half past six O'Clock, the
reusird Of the committee delayed consequence
acscmms dAtion OF the Ns~ York deputaticn At late
hour IN the evening Aldermen Graham ADD Brairard
had interview With his Exceepey at his hotel and
rendered him the Inequalities Of Brooklyn which hs
promptly but rspe ctfuly declined the ground OF
imports ant public BUSINESS which ooppe lsd him TO re
tun Washington early after expressing his regret at
rot being able accept the invitation the committee
retired
The military OF the county he,d themselves in resdi
to turn hort notice and suitable dis
play; but they viii be favored 9TH the oepor
tuni,y they must necessarily their fire for
smother coca. ion.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT TO-DAY.
We understand that the Presiden this early
win make . few ess that next be Will witt the bsrbor
wi, depuat Of merchants, and that in The a.
ternoon be will be t.ksn with the members Of his cabi
net the circuit of our municipal Institutions.
The following is the ocirl notification relative 10 the
NEW YORK nARBoR.
The fresidet snd the members of his cabinet now
here uil visit the bsrhor OF New York TO d-y, Friday
The tanboai Josephine will ce at the pier east side
Of The Bate " u s barge Office At precisely 10 A. NJ
70 rscse the President and his suite nemb@rs OF the
New Y,k LoslA.ure the Preideot and member, Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. the President and members Of
The Bos I'd If u derwriter.. aud invited guests
The bar Dor Of Ner York, the most m potant OF that
Ct any Ist OF the American continent ia rapidly beng
waters and merchants and undo, writer's have he
cone 10 reference to its Navigation, and have
felt IL 80 be their imperative dnty TO call upon the
national end State governments for the adoption OF i'm
mediate measures for ts protection and preservation
T T4Isa s1ks WaTfn In New s:1 York a sSs
EBEN MERRIAM Dor Committee.
Thursday evening July IA, 1858.
VISIT TO THE OPERA.
tits the intention Of the President and SUITE including
the Hon Mr. Guthrie the Hon jefferson Davis and the
Hon Caleb Cushing to visit Caste Garden this evening"
after the banquet. NadAmes Sontag and Stafanone will
sppesr in Robert IL Diable" with sslv Beneventaoo
and others The Garden will undoubtedly present mag
nifcent appearance
THE BANQUET THIS EVENING.
The hsr qu- Metropolitan this evening promises
10 be brlispt sGsir The is the largest in the
country by pillars tits elegantly arranged,
The flags OF al raiops BANGING in graceful festoons ON
every ,oe If the Messrs leland maintain their reDuta-
thD the banquet wal be fully in keeping With the
sion al prerent the aet interesting exhibition Of
. American kkiD"
FUTURE MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDEN
TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON, July IA, 1862
The Star Gays that President Pierce his return from
the North will escort Mrs Pierce to Berkeley Springs
ard then retuIn immediately to Washington.