New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15

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aflie Icy Cre VII tesy forever il TIE r.spo,.e o.
DiUvHTtR " rHisE owS NiriTE Ht-r
1ls together with srv.ral othes which Pr--r.-I'
received. handed ~ him 10 Offer Nae t11 VT
BE request that be eSld carefully preserve th- n
w,ls 10 e1an'ne the fofes ~tiached I them.
Various hulG th- Inc II ne Procession we're dec
"st'o Win h@ss aid ysI0u- dsvir-s
Ihr T'ce-.'n passed ~ WhtrH als., BrosdEsy and
- an av - ne Cryrrsi j lace along fh-r nf- 'h~
Irfsc.Lt GREETED wfh deafsuiDy cheers from tn
street whe'be lsdis- In fh- ,giado - gsyef tn
pat hsndkerchef Tf- P-e-id-ui RIDE along ~
eI'o AID bo"td 20 the people in return to the c'ngnsn
beroWed upon bim.
when he procession mad about reached Cnlmbsr5.t-
oct DoIpouuue ana h-4vJ shower suddenly arse AID
for ItsiIy bali ~ ur tue r-n poured DOM 'of-ns
lie Toi r % and children ia Br04cgty del
ubctr awn q aLd n-O stores fr shelter from the -
jig I'm Tie street cleared Of the crfEd IN -s n
10 en- be descnoeG. The procession, howe, n tr
tiLc1 Us position. -hough mAuy were VEL o t1- -ai1
NJ q the sd r.. 1h tier 'shiug pumes ani 0rfgn'
uuI,rus coken wf1y a. the p gees - saei'-r bat Al
10 yurpose hey h-d - stan1 FIRE Upon arriving -
Union PAX tLsy found Themselves su1deny beneath
slLIy sky Tie rim FIJI ouy Over tIs I0 ser sect. D
he { - extending -h-r 4 . I'll = There Va ao'
even TIE 81 gb',-t ir eirs- ~ - rain 10 town
t9D eh4sd Il The procession arriving ~ entrancs %
tie r, tol Palace Sk'hsy, the military rn-d 90 l'a
each ri tie street. through winch the Pf-st-l al
>'4 :, leup esoort-c ~ the Light Gusri Csp Vincent
Dmoutrng a. he Eti-w4y ne ebtrr-1 tae - ice g ,h
De- .sroIt lie ni1t.Ty with the sepn OF tl- o.
B4-cLers Blue IT op we're then disrl---d At:.r tie
cfenos tAe Pr siteni was csc red o. rs hotel % ih
TIE great center Of attraction uptown he Crystal
Palace the spectacle presented 10 all ths reigh,or
hood H. Of the mot stirring character tling like
il wa ever in New York before.
FROM early morning up till noon, immen'e c-owds Of
people pouring in from the lower par Of tue C,
RON Brooklyn, WAiensburgh, and the colDtry rouniA
bout
Every kindcf vehicle was put in requ.,ion and every
means mode Of conveyanc seemed to have bust
l-ss on baIdihau II could accomplish
The S1ib. Eighth and Third Az. and the Harlem
were cI0TCed t. suocaon almost and the various lines
,. oumou-rs were full both il size ana out
Tie ha ls were exten-ve pressed ato the ervine aud
priv .te csrr ages-oT wing hrher eld hlther-
int al shaping their COURSE to the common focus, up
t'VL.
Toward noon the main avenues leading to the Palace
especially Broadasy and the Bowery-pres-nted lively
sctue All alton seemed 70 have turned gut ia hOl
day attire On Dgsc-some TO gain the most advantageous
position The President and the procession, As they
marched along be route but the greater number en- r0nte
Ire side walks Of the Sixthav looked ike one solid mass
Of human bengs-men, women and children some stand
r mo SOME sIt,r gsome Ii horizontal attitudes stoops
pszzs and many ensconced upon awning posts and
the tyes If the houses sb we
These were The Masses who rad no tickets Of mis-.
soD and couldn't get H. but they seemed 10 enjoy
uIcer broliDg outside poA al the Palace quite
much A. the more fortunate few inside.
The hundred and one rTee shows 10 the vicinity
driving q profitable bu,inets. Bands OF music were
stationed in front OF almost every door to atraJt the
stranger.
Nesry all the wonders Of the world were advertised
within the circuit Of quarter of mile, aud 10 what
was 70 be Kept the crowd in continual counpti
But everything nevertheless seemed to 90 on orderly
enough.
Movements Of the President after the Inauguration.
After the Aston House the Pesiden, retired for
little while in order to recover from the excessive IA
tieues which he had undergone.
In the evening Gov Seymour came down to the Aston
House and the President accompanied him to the Claren
don Hotel on visit to Lord E-smere who seriously
indisposed. At the time of going to press nothing could
be sscertaned 10 the movements Of the President to
day but it is thought he will leave early and quietly.
The PRESIDENTS QUARTERs-MessTs. Coleman & S.et
SON Of the Astor House have accommodated the President
and bis party in which has met the warmest ap-
probation Of the guests themselves II Of course 20
be expected since that way they have got of treating
all their guests II is notable that Gen. Pierce slept in
room ich is known The Presidents Parlor' from
the fact that every President visiting New York since the
house was opened has occupied it.
New-York IInrbOr.
The President, accompanied by the members Of his