New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15
pscs,,,ou Of the President NJ Jersey City.

The ceptor A. jersey Cry very enthusiasts, and
in view OF the brvy OF the time allowed Ter - WIS very
creGitabls Otc.s and citizens OF All parties Wed with
each other in paying respect the Chief Magistrate Of he
nation.
During the morning the members Of the Common Coun'
G Con nitee were busly engaged in pr-parat )ns Tae
national flags we're displayed r N the public buildings no
,es ferry boats snd Shipping ths military were assembling
in the stree and citizens gathering 70 greet The Presdn
on his arrival Soon after o'clock, a. tho time for hs ar
rival approached Ia, bells Of the churches were ruog and
guns were fred AlTge concourse Of people collected IN
and near Washington s., where the military we're drawn
no IN line under command Of Gen. f. l. v Wright The
following companies were under arms TA3 Continental
Guard. Cart, Pollard Fink Guard. Lieut. Csrnau Mont
gouery Guard Capt Farrell and Wright Independent
A. clSk the speci.l train cor aiming the President
and suite n III bers of the jersey Cry Committee Ald
Neru4 c. Al. and others. arrive stopping 10 v an
gtor = .r- thu Appearance of ~ Fre'l'7n upoh e
,lrl,r, Of H.. car W. erected vi great cheering by
he a,seu biaee Ehch blocked ~ the street IN t- |n
d.Vs and occupied al B. available space "a tho VICINITY
Tie Fr, d-nt Immediately moulted grey hor-s 10 ""t
IN, and reyirwed The military receiving ne customary
.,te. w he us.scd The military then posed lu review
sro forming escorted the pro'r'si IA snort ds'anfs
tsruch three sute's' FL lng az me Ditu .h %
he P.rk Wi.r- MAYOR h~uEeTs we.,rm-d BIN Along
tie route OF their march there were ch-c- ~Ayn5 of
f. ard other demonstrations. Mayor Manners
M pty.f,yr. On b,half e The arrao-tie- and in
,h nan a. the people If J-r,ey C7, bh you "ec)ne
We sfr proud you have kiodiy Avord s VIA 50 p
LOrut j g. e,pTs- 70 Jon peso ely or sLc7r frstls
v,culd FIJI 20 portray a1c te tor gue - give utrsnt7 -
he les d, .s,facon .nd rs'-fl -r9'i0ss -1s' have been
awakened u snf~ip sfion 81 the Y Of Inc -l"susoea
r.rs.l tie Chef tgi-iraie 81 ,dr nation IS ~ OK
- I'D nor = our yaia.De iias permit me % max pro-
t-.-sr ron Allow then, therefore, % e. der %
va, the cordial -lcome Of jersey CT.
~ teroxctz-ns, Low have tl7 honor g presen' b
you III President f the Uuited scaes.
The pl.sio, - iien ori-hy rep pended
Mr. MAYOR f. is In pO--si5e for me % t9 more q, pre-
sent 81 return YOU ny very rs AMI Dsg yo1
O. prereut your citizens ny heartfelt aeAnof meats
fr the hsnd.Crns in which they have re I'D me
this occa-ion. hope to them - some utnrs dtY
wien ha ce better able ~ nag thank i)f the.f
area kudntss
E,co-teo By the military The Pre-iden, and Oilers in
proce.si pIoct eded 20 the JoseQ1ine at ha Cllarf
Dock foot Grand 81 tD meet the steamboat JosePhine
which 70 convey them 10 AswiorA.
Departure of the steamboat Josephine.
At twenty minutes after O'Clock ths steamboat ,
seIbme, with the Common Council dePulafon o. tls
Brooklyn Common Council, consisting Of Aldermen Ora
ham, Chairman Dayton, Wilson, Braner1, and invited
guests LEFT the Duane pier board the Josephine Inc
members Of the Common Council wers designated " 70
ettes Of The national colors Among the noi@on1us' OF
board were General Wool and sta and large number o
our most respectable citizens among whom were the ol
loving as the Crystal Palace Committee oil Hecepuon
Messrs Bemont, Waddell, Livingston, Edmond'' HAlii
tom We slso noticed q Mayor Lawrence D. coNe,
Eco Postmaster John Orser Esq snsrln n ~ ~ i
| w. ESQ County Clerk Colonel ID T. De!eyAn o. ~ rec
f.ld Esa Lorenzo b. sheppard Esq ana 9Inef 1nc21
snd rror,uent poitjcal leaders Also MAJOR "lnse al
utant General Captain Shields Ad 70 ne uenef~i A-'
| McIean do. Lieut.. Delmldge, 90. , - CT. =,
AZ Ios.rline was under the command Of Cagl2in Z
W 80 snd Boouhelcs United states Band ifoI
Governors Island present N !l!l toFee IAs boat Wa