The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

Crystal Palace. The correspondent Of the
New Orleans Crescent, gives the following
glowing description OF his reception - &
Broadway From the Battery.atd. ~ III;
Crystal psisce, Il distance ollpak f.
ntii wi-s, j. deuse iuHs- 81 paTl
cry window aud awning post, 10 w.
pltce thst can hold human beinl ~
piod The President on hor.,D
rompaniei d, the Nayor ard Mr. WanS() \ M
las Private secretary ia az open barous 49,
drawn by in milk white horses, are ho1I !
proceeding slowly from the Battery ex
where be has u.t been received BY thS4
Common Council to the Crystal Palace, '
which be is 70 open column OF 90.
900 men IN splendid uniform are his escort,
4ud 100000 lrseuen around bold him in
W.i survey. The veterans OF lsl2, in the
uuiiofms they wore when they fought their
WAY thf u i u trIor numbers, aud usirg
tH,lr trusit blades az staff, are the body.
guard Of the nations chief The fernnsn,
I'd toe \ew York Volunteers in the Ne.l.
rHp Wa ara out in fuil force. one hniidred
and s.sit oo'Y being being len out al on.
Thousand These two remnants OF two
wars, IRE melancholy commentary upon
the strife of nations General Quitman,
the gallant Old hero, the approved chevs-
lier. suns pegr e sans reprochs,' is also
here, aud a. he passes along bats are imns.
dAtk lifted, aud many IA little specimen
OF \ Dung America = raised by his mamma
20 see the hoary beaded Capt in.
Generd scott Is sfill suffering much
f.m the eject. OF the fall from hi. horse.
I h,d the pleasure OF .eeing TIE ole hero
the other dst, and when he expressed his
regret that had followed bis political for.
tune, ! gave hlm the consolation given TO
CO.. noble Roman; NarceIlus IN exile
more true glory lres, than Caesar with \
Senate At bis hev.s' How trying /, must
be 10 he General to bear the trumphal
music ard the loud hosauuas which gree,
MS loranste rival, Aud yet | have no
doubt If the General was We'll enough he
woni' he IN attendance to do honor TO the
President, loslug sight ot the man IN the
office.
How wonderful tbs spec iacle must be to
EuloPr ais, rspec,rll, vsh~n they bear IN
mind that = large minority, who. bit the
Other day. were arrased "a al the htter>
ness OF political hostility against the man
whom thi- day all delight to honor The
tfyst Palace IS now open. aud the deep
mouthed cannon are announcing the fact,
lnr rain. which WAS falling while the pro.
cc,sion was moving, ceased the very in.
slant the President ent,te the Palace, snd
now ,he Sun Is reh cited tack by the tower.
ing done. Ihe Inauguration Ceremonies
we're -p,rudld the nedic,ru by Bishop
Nauw rght--the anthem by the Sacred
Musical society shouil II 100 600 OF
nHiurc's norieuen. aud even now GOO me-.
slcal instruments are y4ayiag the Star,
Spangled Banner.
This Palace fails short Of its brilliant
protot,pe 1t 3.l sight. but When it is re-
mefuhrfed that this J.. tne offspring of pr
waite enter rise, aEi the other The cherished
child for wears OF the veal iicst aud mo-,
influential monarchy on earth. the natural
inquiry suggests ii..if II a few individuals
cap, unai G &, 60 this. what could no, ,hi,
gtea' On dot
following hief description Of the
eieniag If the palace, y clipped from the
telsgrnpnc dr,pa'cAes OF tAo Baltimore
papers
" ANf q ftnfh inc fHftNNF EthfAfi tN'
Crysil palsce, aud the President AID
Cabinet were conducted TO "a platform on
tAs north rage. whore were also assembled
Generals scott and " ool Governor lluut
AND other distinguished persouagss from
houe sud abroad ou tie platform on ,hs
ems, nave. were the officer, of the army
snd navy. British officers. Mayors OF dlf.
i.f.ut cities. Foreign ,ousuis, Mayor and
{ uuc IL OF New lo.k. snd various public
uucuouales
The opening PRAYER was delivered by the
Rieh, Rev bishop WAINWRIGHT. followed
b, an anthem sung by the New York liar.
m,aic. aad accompanied by the National
Guards Band
The Prcsiden, was then welcomed hv
Theodore >edgwck, IA n neat address, to
which be rrp.ed % yer, short address,