The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-15
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vensl what eust they kicked up II wss sort o. nstu
ral snun that the people did not ADMIRE and II thsy
rot obliged TO bit the dust they certainly ate enough
II. Some black clou-s appeared on the herison and
ght indication of rain drove all to the shelter Of
ingr, doorway ice creameres unfinished buildings and
other places OF resort There rain however that
blessing being reserved for the mora sanctfed people
down town.
The exhibitors began to arrive in Gro wds and e.
tered BY the Forty second gate We pitied te
French girl and her father who had received csrHcate
that they were exhibitors but through ignorance Of
rules had neglected to get tickets ut the appoint
ed time It too late Tue little gie was very pretty
spd ste looked at the doorkeeper with such
air that thought II would have melted even Ccrbsrus
hmseK but perhaps that amabe had beou
policeman, and had orders. Our friends from
the rue st Antoine however could do nothing and rs-
tsd looking very mise indeed The interest Of the
scene was heghteaed by the fact that they spoke eao
only and the endeavors Of the dooreeper
angasse bad evidently been attended with the most
brill mt success.
Twelve O'Clock and proceastonl Fercsr became the
rush upon the olss drinkables and rmokesble,
louder and louder brayed the trombones more aud
crowded we're the and stages more aud more ear
nest pathetic, coaxpg became speeches of the shov
men and still the hammers cinked about tho palace
There was nurmurng in the vd tho people had ao
delay Great crowds poured into the avenue from For
tieth and Forty-socond streets, and ev.ry window
which could command view of the procession was
occupied The display Of female bssuty was very inter-
es'ing to the bachelors and the many hundred bright
eyes which beamea from the building ,orner Of
Forteh street only exceed in lustre land eect) b.
old Sol himself.
The sidewalks were full to render locon stiou
uncomfortable Young and old bent under the
weight Of bouquets babies fans and opera glasses-hey
were made victims for aud sherry ccsblers
sorts Of impossible and uncomfortable feat wore d
manded Of themin fact the exactiug character of tho
belle sex was fully displayed.
Tho doms turret and balcony of the Palace had begun
to FIJI up with people. cooling breeze sprung up aud
the many coored ags and streamsrE auntei out brave
~ The ensemble was charming While the people waited
they wanted not for entertanment-such as It was We
were amused by band composed of three tsle Crib
one performed the tamborine another was some, On
the sccordeoa, and the third would have been very ue
vocal performer had she been possessed of several rs
quisites generally considered mpe rativey necessary
She favored us with song, which had great many
verses-t the argument related to :. cavalier" whs had
ssduced forest maiden" and had carried hsr great
many miles 'awsy from her counter-ee." She also
told several interesting episodes in the history Of
@Susanna and the departure. (rather abrupt, it sem
ed) of that young lady's lover from Loozanner" Oar
friends over hs way kept up their end Of the rope"
with the trombenes-so not so much c,,svied
after all.
Bolt past o'clock Hurrah Hurrah Hursahf
There is the first shout aud far down the avenue the
people descry the waving plumes and flashing sabrea
Of the Washington Greys, the advance qua d aud
the escort Of the President. Now there Is excit ssnt
there ia rush. The gentleman who had got hoarse
with inviting people to ascertain their weight
at the remarkably low price ef cent each mounted
the tops of his scales and acu.y lost three customers
through his haste Our fat friend who had baen taking
for two weeks about livn skiton ooy weighs fifteen
POUND, and his arm amt no bigger round than my
1nger-is it is. III give you your msney bsok>and
joyin perfect he ath and eats his meals regular aud
mule which is nineteen hands and half high, which Is
higher elephant stands in the ring crkiss"
cut the whole concern, and rushed to Pierce whom
be "voted for an would Ae,n" Tne owner of the
pethoric shut up shop and eli he'd lamp post
next to the proprietor of The 'young lady with beard
sad whisker the greatest natrs curiosity Ia the known
world The individual who takes people all the way 70
San Francisco fer twenty-five cents dismissed The
audience who hsd been luxuriatng in the uuroing e
the greatest "Pspormy Of San Francisco California,
which ever was sesn. And from out Of every bar
poured crowd anxious to see and honor the chief
magistrate Of the nation His appearance snrprse ed
too as fe rode aorg his splendid black charger
fanked by the Washington Greys "why, he's ON Q
horse," said one. eyes, outside" remarked his neigh.
tor. "1hat's him" "ThIee cheers for tho Pesdent-
huTIabl hurrehl hurrahi"
Such the anxiety ef The people to see the Prex-
dent that they rushed the dragons and bea
back by their ssbes While the President made short
stay at Mass villamans saloon, opposite the Sixth
avenue entrsnce of the Palace, the crowd pressed
around cosey that the windows in danger. The
interview with ofthe propretors BRIEF
General sASDroRD said-This is the President.
PEornEroR (vefy obscquous aud very Freuch) Al
hal glad that shall your Excellence In mY
house
The President did not wait for compliments but hav.
rg drank glass Of water with just enough brandy 10
kill the insects, walked through the cro~ ~d which vas
now very dense. How old he looks" said one "Hs's
only forty ths but he's grown very old in year, wss
the "How well he rides" 'swhy shouldn't he,
isn't he generals" 'Not much of one either Some.
| body's hat here knocked over somebody's eyss.
There ne gees up the stepslr "HurrAh! hurrah hur-
rah' 'See him, with General Sandford" A the Presi-
reached the upper step of the flight Of eight the
multitude presented most interesting scene The long
lie soldiers, the Brilliant uniforms aud pranctng
CHARGERS Of the sta-the gay dresses Of the lsdssthe
streaming fags pennants, and banners-the pressing,
rushing swsyirg, waving crowd hardly to be restrained
by the sabes Of the cavalry the Of the pioneers
joyial Jest comnpgl.d with the fine weather. and
CIR, mirg situation the noble Palace with Hag
waving uiumphsn,ly amid the shouts Of twenty thou
sand people, ard the strains Of martial music made up
a view hch is ERIC, ed but once Ia lifetime.
The President having entered the Palace the majority
Of the crowd left In all this time and With all thess
people reporter not witness to any palpsbls
breach Of the peace. Peace goodwill and courtesy,
seemed the order Of the day. What countryl
THE INAUGURATION OF THE CRYSTAL
PALACE.
IMMENSE AssEMBLAGE OF PEoPLE-ADDRESsEs OF
THE PRESIDENT or THE ASSOCIATION AND THE
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC.
The Ne~ York C stal Palace the Exhibition Of the
Industry Il all Nations inaugursted yesterday, In
the presence o. the Chief Magstrate Of the Republic
ard large copcourte Of people, among whom were
large number OF distinguished foreigners and many emi.
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