The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-13
the PRESIDENTS TRIP TO new YORK.
ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTR ATOMS
BALTIMORE, WILMINGTON, AND PHILADELPHIA
Speeches Of Gen. Pierce and Others.
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CIVIC AND MILITARY PROFESSIONS.
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Incidents Along the Route.
Speeches Of Gen. Pierce and Others.
CIVIC AND MILITARY PROFESSIONS,
Incidents Along the Route.
&C., &c, &c.
BALTIMORE.
THE PRESIDENT AND SUITE.


Crystsl Palace, Thursday next left Washington at
hall past three NJ Monday for Baltimore where he
WAS to pass the night. he accompanied by the
Attorney Geners Hon. Caleb Cushing the Secretary Of
War, Hn jefferson Davis the Secretary Of the Trea.
snIy Hon. James Guthrie, ard his private Secretary,
NJ SySnsy Webster AMI attended by the committee
appointed By the council and citizens of Baltimore at
the hesd Of which was John S. Brown. to conduct him
to their oy The party left By the ordinary half past
three o'clock train occupying the last car, which
specially assigned TO them The President appeared in
excellent health and SPIRITS conversing good humoredly
with ttoee around him. He attracted little osser.
vAtoo either ut the depot in Washington along the
line. L. rot however, at Baltimore The arrival
of the nain conducting him announced BY salvo
Of srsIlesy and when we reached the Camden street
depot found immense assemblage Of citizens con-
ggasd ~hs celebrated the event by enthu cheer.
ing The streets the line Of procession from the
depot TO Barnums Hotel crowded with specta oSs
ana all the public buildings of the city displayed the
stars asd ahires.
THE RECEPTION AND PROCESSION.
The President met at the depot by his Honor the
Ma, Of Baltimore the Chief Marshal COL Anderson and
several members of the Committee Of Arrangements
Gov. Love prevented from being present by iadis-
poson splendid white charger was provided for the
Pres6eo which he moun.el and rode along the route
to the hos greeted by the huzzas Of the the
sn,i'es OF the fair women OF Baltimore
The flowing is tho order Of the procession
P4esiaen of the United States Chief Marshal Col An
derson; bsevet Col John Mouroe Maj I'd Artillery,
snandpg; aids to the cbief marshal, Major James H
the as epenaent Greys Maisr B. Patterson Hearv G.
Scott, ttq HenIy s. Garrett ESD; mounted music from
fort McHsary Gonpsny o. the Is; Artillery and
Tie experiment Of the soidsry highly creditable
to both rank and e and e,eised the admiration Of the
commissoned officers duty:-Brevet Colonel John
Mcrroe, Major ID ARTILLERY commanding Bsevet Lieut.
Brsve, Mi John sedse sick Capt pan, ID ARTILLERY
1st lieu,eaant Samuel Jones', company K, 1st Artillery
M 1t nsx Jo:ss o. nsF y M As
Bichsrd H. Rush, I'd Lieu snant Thomas l. Hawes, com
pany "A Artillery .s,:s "a H'usnans James Le"esn
FIJI b Regiment Of Cavalry-Col. Owen Bouldn: Lieut.
Col. 4 BennOgsr Major George J. Zimmerman; paymas-
Ide,+ 4dent Light Dragoons-Captain Montgomery
This BauiiDors Mounted Carbineers-Justice SNYDER,
captain William Mckinley, 1st lieutenant; Leonard
HaIzell I'd do John Cummings. Sd do; Daniel Nchol
Lafayette DragooDs-Ahrtisl music.
Las G,eys-Csptain hard France; Leutenants Geo.
w Herring James Bowers, and Washington Hopper;
Bslds Of be Independenu Baes Professor Holland and
of the Washington Guards. Professor Linhard.
Fifty third Regiment, under the command of Captain
Hofmsn. OF tine Washing ton Guards
Bslt%c,s sas City Gu Guards j. Adon Wsson, csptan
!ieutenauta; II. B. Latrobe. qaarterrnaster.
Washington Guards, Captain Hoffman; Lieutenant
Gusrds Lafayette, Lieutenants Fsrnandini and simon
Na,ioDsl Blues, Captain Chestnut
Independent Gfeys, Lieutenant y. Montgomery in com
snsnd, With Lieutenant Mills, Simpson, and Ensign
Adams.
Jackson Guards Band; German Riaemen, Captain
Holdeftr
Following the long line Of military came four barouchss
each Drawn by four horses. The first contained Hon.
ser, Her, Reverdy johnson John Brown. The second
Geh jeff rson Davis Mitchell OF North Carolina, Joshua
vsDs'nt and ): Ssidsnstricksr 81 The third Henry
&c long lire of carriages also followed the barouches
which wsle occupied by members of the Council and
The processlon moved at about 5s o'clock along the
following souts:-sharp street to Baltimore thence to
Calvert saeet and thence to Barnums City HOTEL The
whole route crowded with persons anxious to see
the President, who was again and again most enthusiasts
tcay chseisd Ihs 50 aare in front Of the hotel was
val OF the cortege with much anxiety.
THE GREETING AT BARNuM's.
On arriving at the City Hotel, the President
cev.d by A. S. Barnum Esq, and ushersd into the pr
vate sor the of Fayette and Calvert Streets
where he psrook Of slight refeshment The rowd that
blocked the street and square in front, having called
socfelclsy for him, he made his appearance on y sta
gng erected in front Of the Calvert street windows which
was tastefuy decorated with the American flag By the
Nesrs H,lland. He was greeted with hearty cheers;
and silence being restored the Hon John Smith Holland
Mayor OF Baltimore, welc med him the city in fe
pertinent remarks.
[The Presidents reply received by telegraph, and
published in yesterdays HERALD
SPEECH OF SENATOR DAVIS.
After the President had retired from the balcony the
crowd called COL Davis; and in obedencs to the c,
the Hon JEFFERSON DAVIS, Secretary OF War, then came
forward, and amid loud cheers spoke follows:--
Friends and fellow citzen-for every true American
hear; must feel that it is in the midst friends while
ID
who in this broad land is not the fellow citizen of one
who claims only to regard his lfe his fortune and his
fae in connection with the Constitution of the United
States aud who holds that whatever be its behests is his
bounden duty to perform and whatever its rights,
these he to maintain and ,Ist whatever power
would eAcsoach on them. ] appear before you fellow
citizens in to your call, without having any
right to addzess you for here as a ministerial Off
cer attending the President Of the United States Yet
there ething in this of upturned faces of the
people Vi Baltimore the descendants Of those who served
our cou'y in the of the revolution and in tho war
1919 AID tho brothers Of those, nay perhaps of
the very who met the foe in Mcxco--.thcrc is
something say, in this scene which my heart.
(Appovie Then, too, there other ties which bind
TO the PEOPLE Of Baltimore You we're the first who
met sd worked in the great enterprise which led the
commit of the country nto the valley Of the Mssis-
sipp and youIs too the enterprise and self depen
dence which did not call the government to
do that .hich always becomes free citizens to do
Of then eycs-not howing rnendicants at the foot
stool Of any power (cheors) These are ali ties which
bring leST TO the people Of Baltimore. You have
brought your port every State your sons have
gone tl,h 10 minee with every people and they have
made the came Of Ma, yland honored wherever they
have gone and your railroads are bringing the dust Of
every ate into city, to concentrate IL in this great
CONNIE cia city of Baltimore. (Cheers And trust it
viii connue TO be great greater greatest ia times to
come when the unfolding o. that commerce 20 happily
aludec TO ty the Presideo having first remarked
by Genefal Washir gton, shall be expanded. your
capital science and enterprise assure me 1t will be-
(Cheers But, standing n the relation do feel that
have right to trespass YOU and IL only remains
for me to you my heartfelt thanks for the kind
ness extended to me. Cheers
Speech OF SECRETARY GUTHRIE.
After Mr.. Davis retired the crowd called for Cushing
and Guthis and In response the Hon. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury, came forward and said
Fellow citizens OF Baltimore for have right 10 oal
you fellow cidssns-bsDg citizen Of Kentucky the