New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14
Movements OF the President.
TRENTON. Wed


Inder. ucence Hal 'or than boar tbs arrui,.
The party then proceeded to Walnut st wharf, ard .o.,
I'd qui,tly in re steamboat Fashion.
Tbey si.erbArksa =: Camden. and entered so.Ss
trsn consist NJ OF new hrst-cAss locomotive .nd ~,
splendid cars.
A large number Of ladies' were AS mbld TIE d.,a.
and greed tie President. Miss hckle cf Camiza D..
sentiug him with beSuuful wreath.
The tram len Camden a 10 minutes % n oca,,
Among the party on train beside the President ana r.
b.rs of the Cabinet were ThomAs b Florence Gen ca
wslscer. Morton McMichAel John p With ri aad P-r.
Bui.r Of the Philade phis Committee Senator rbono.s
e., Governor oon Judge Mar, james Hoy and MarsAI
N.ldon of New rsey At lls) the TIA arrived B.,
lpsion. whtre 1t Was received by large crowd vA hos
cheers Itremsined but few inmates and reached Boz
dentown IS minutes 70 le.
large crowd hsd assembled a, the tcp'. and u. P,
siSsr, having showed himself in the r. Vas h,ss
with cheers Among those exchanging alsa'ions Nth a.
President WAS James Parker elderly genlemas 81
merly member Of Congress The train backed sons Az
lance 20 80 on The Trenton track Shen Commodore Sol
tr passed snd bad merely tins 70 boz 20 tbs PresSa.
Governor Fort Of New jersey joined the party Al Ro,
deutown and the tain proceeded AZ an easy rate ous Il.
bank of the RsrAn Caaa to Trenton where it arrived.
"a minutes pss o'clock Ii received with nato.s
salute OF :. guns
Apr,c .ssion was immediate formed in States ass.,
command Of Gen Hamilton, the Chit Marshal The p.
.d4pt a pear,d mounted horseback AonS,ie Of Go,
Fort followed by Aduau General CadW sllsder and u.
Goverpor's staff Of military under command Of Ma,
Nsplon The President was usaered int, thr Cou,' to,.
Il o'clock and introduced TO the crowd {, citizens Ass,x
bed A part of the hail rsed on and appropn.ss
10 ladies' The arrange menis were excellent
Chief Justice Green Welcomed the President in bsas6
mi address in the name of the Citizens OF Crentoa-A
aced to toe couderce placed by the President IN onsd
NV Jersey favored sons Governor Nroom- and AOasa
him the confidence would ut be misplaced
The President responded. saying that ne was dsepl,
oucbed by their and generous reception, and "a.
d, r. his most grateful ackno~led yment Il vas uasa.
liciosted oy t. meet the Fathers. Mothers Wives Daus
ter auo sons f Treuon lie thanked the Chef Jasncs
fol, A. aiasion 10 bis lineage lis father spent some uns
in New Jersey az the period when the suGcrngs Of oar
revolutonsry fathers were ~ their hight. NeFJsrsy
ilt be thu y said 20 be ia the battle ground
thu revolutionary struggle The street throu. whcn 70
passed hi. Hall oonsecr,ted ground One hardly
which t. admire most in passing ,rOugh your StseaR
DR. gress IN agcultar her vas int rnal mprosemsnis9
her boundess resources in mineral wealth. But thsrs
smother quality far Lgher aud mere admirable, which 10
sterling patriotism of her citizens
lam grsufed AZ the opportunity offered ms Of views
your beautiful city. snd oics NJ the conclusion-whA
was only arrived ~ last ugho take this routs :, Ne.
vhil AM sure you viii rAuy, was that should DO per-
+d 10 hear 70 see and enj oy. without being required
make sspeech.
H. took his Sc smid hearty cheers. Speeches we're
then made by Messrs Cushing Guthrie and DAVIS in tho
midst of which the President retired.
Al the conclusion of the speeches tho procession r.
formed and proceeded through The town.
The pa ~ start at O'Clock Tor Newark where they
main over night.
NEWARK. Thursdsv, Jaly Slrs
After partaking of splendid dinner At rreaoa pro.
,id ~ the United States Hotel at which provision ios
Rep,rs WAS not forgotten, the President aud party prO
ceod 10 the cars and started amid great cheering from
the assembled crowd.
AT Princeton, i'm de jo.c fred by military con-
usny upon tho arrival and departure OF the tram ls
pe.,t was addressed by Robert Grsen, and r7spons
I'D ia PIRATE style. senator Thompson presented MA
with beautiful bouquet present from his lady sec
r,,V Davis $50 adore ssed the crowd. The train leh
Al ~ lock and II a arrived NJ New Brunssick, where's
salue was fired aud the President sas addressed by NJ
Drain but reply short by the whistle OF she 1910
norye and the President bowed his acknowledgement
the tr III moved on. a. kthway the cro"d greeted the
President enthusiastically aud az Ez ,oehio"n Ike 70
ceyon was accorded hiui.
II. train a rived ~ Newark where the President bad
previously arranged 10 pass hs night at ths Chy Hotel
Gr..t urepar.tioLs had made here, aid splendid
afay IT ary haa been standing Tor couple Of hOar'
uuo,r arms aiung the arrival Of me tram lnv ffusi
dent mounted horse aud reviewed tho troops CONSISTING
Of abcut thirty Companies, who made due display and
considering the size Of the ciy q most brilliant escort
vet yeu to the President along his from Washing
ton.
PROCESSION was then formed, and during lis progress
alutes were tired various points III procession la.
drew ID IN front OF tIe Guy Hotel the military AID cjsd
filing tic whole space Of the nobly ayeAue in roa
tie hotel
tn, Pre- SID 1t was of tally welcomed to the city upOa
the .,.ps Of tho hotel and replied by assuring al Who
heard him HAT bis reception sncs he entered tho borders
- Gins. STATE until now vas such AS 20 make bin believe
that All u.p and al parties bore an almost personal alec
, fr him and he va sorry that be- physi3aly una
tl o. return thanks fox the honor done him. IN yOics
tat ed could hear
81, visit, BE- continued, has been most gratifying 70 ny
s4e Your State one OF the original uft7en aud from
t list the iruest 20 - CJusuupnts soil all over
o .cree by the blood Of revolutionary sirei IS pc
cli,rly dear 10 me and such welcome have ro'
-i,eo cannot oe TOO highly priced. lie concluded by 70
peat.r z be thanks aud then retired.
s,escbss followed from Msssrs. Davis Clubbing I'D
GutbreA Alter which tbs President and 5sis and i&s'
number Of citizens sat down % collation. ~ To Ut
Hotel
1t Mayor gave the he -th Of ths Pres nt Of the ulle
S,aies. MI
10 spelA, though such reception 40 ""d r''eiV'i y"
,rgA 10 make a dumb man spcsA N0u nave siv-s ne
.aia h, capital time 90 day 'pe jou win have Soc
,..s,,.ht leave q, fen5s ai'Ayoa aud trlst Jo'
viii 1akc night offs. ii' then rs-'1d
g.E-1son Davis AM Others made a.9ecaes
Prepnrstion- at Jer.sJ city.
The Special Commit Of the Common C. mol ~