The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-15

INCIDENTS OF THE DAY,
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THE DEMONSTRATION IN NEWARK.
After the President had retired from the collation. the
several Of the cabinet who accompany him
his tour made speeches in reply to complimentary
toesta.
About midnight Wednesday, July 49, the President
ssrenaded by the German Gee Club, who formed torch
light procession to the City Hotel Ia acknowledgment
of this compliment the President made his appearance
on the balcony, and was sautsd with loud huzzas he
then returned thanks to thscompany in the foe xng
little speech
Gentlemen, was in bed but l am your servant, and
thtrefae you see have come at bidding iCaeecs
Mr. Frank Pierce hat here night to honor
(cries Of It s but the office Of Predsnt OF the Uai
and am glad to see such evidsaces Of your pato.sm
patriotism which dates back ut least far 1T76 AID
it win asske New jersey felt as one Of the main sheet an
.chors Of our glorious Union. (Cheers.) Gsnteuea
hope appear before you at some future time in better
night, xha'evsr faculties the Almighty may have en-
dowed me with. and whatever strength may possess,
shall be faithful ly devoted to the maintenance Of your
rights ard the vindication of your honor
The military display in the evening extremely
diabe TO the little city Of Ne Eask It consisted Of
twenty companies, Il which from the sd
jaoeHt xnships, under command OF Col Whtshe d of
Eisabethtown forming very fine looking battalion,
which elected ths well merited compliment, OF the Pre
dent and AL beholders or these companies two
frem Bellevile-;he Washington Blues Capt Young aai
the sa.s'd Guard Capt. Fosser-and from Oraage,
the UAon Blues Capt Osman. There from elizabeth
fo-n companies ard c. the Scott Rifles and tae Jefer
son Rifles There twenty one companies of New
ark, Dao,eIy The Putnsn Gustd Cavalry, Capt
Henisch: the Union Blues, Capt Carter; the National
Blues, Capt HauAins; the Liberty Rass Cap. Kelly; the
Columbian Eifemen Capt Brn zinghoder; the Wa hing
Ton Esina Guard Capt Mcear; the Montgomery Guacd,
Capt Costello the IAfayett Guard Capt. Turnbul the
Wa hingten Life Guard Capt Leonard the w,sniogson
COnti entails, Capt H.lsey the American Conttneoals,
Capt Hand; Newark Ligh, Guard -; Jefferson Rifles,
Capt. Soccers; the Union Rife nan, Capt. Hgsnson the
Washington Riaemen Capt Miller.
TIE Msrshsi Of the day, Gel. John l. Plume acquitted
himself with great credit
Altogether the reception Of the President 10 Newark
was extremsly cordial, and have been highly fat
terbg TO his Exceency. The arrangement made BY the
Committee OF Reception were liberal and effective.
THE DEPARTURE FROM NEWARK.
Aldermen Bfisley and Stewart a deputadon from the
Sew York C mmittee of arrived in Newark
about O'Clock, and we're introduced TO the Pres
dent TIE party left Nawark By express tc4in at
3 O'Clock, amid the cheers OF large assembly
The train arrived at jersey City at sa very large
crosd assembled at the soppiog place. heered
the President loudly The church bells tole. their welcome
and otb.r demonstrations Of joy we're made military
parade formed Washington street, and the Presi
dent being mounted aud the of ths various
committees formed in line, the mitary march d past
presenting very fine appenaoos. This President aud
party then conducted to platform, where his Ex
eeercy was welcomed by the Mayor in speech to
ahich he responded folo.s:-
Mr.. Msyor-I return you my very sincere thanks,
and bsg Of TO communicate 70 citizens my
foundest Acknowledgements for the noble manner In which
you have received me. Tell them also hope to
them again, when will be In better trim to address
them.
procession then moved down Washington and Grand
sttee.s 10 the steamboat Josephine.
THE RECEPTION ON BOARD THE JOSEPHINE.
The city authorities Of New York determined upon
receiving his Excsllency In worthy Of the
his position. and themselves.
After elaboration # the Joint Committees Of the two
Boards OF the Common Council it was arranged to
charter the steamboat Josephine for the of con-
veying the members of the Committee Of Reception,
invited guests, and chief military officers to tue
opposite shore in order to receive General Pierce from
tho authorities Of Jersey City and convey him TO Castle
Garden.
The following card Of invitation issued and copy
for1aseed % our cGGcs;-
NEW YonH. No. s city Hall:
July H. 1853
SIN You respectfully invited parcipnte the
city authorize. in WELDON th,, city the Of
Garden Thursday next, 18th instent at A. aud
nnte with them payins thst tribute OF respect to the
Chief Maai,srnts S,t Of hi; rsPa9SS Yors. &S
ABRAHAM M ORE,
SSSs, ssSsSs s;vJSSi siSSfThvASr
part Of nSs,msn nSsra Of Aldermen
ALEXANDER STEWART,
HELMUS NJ. WELLS,
ROBERT L MAYBEE,
JOSkPH ROGERS -
Committee part of Board Of Asst. Aid.
Enron NEW YoRK HERALD
Eooio ed was the card OF adpissiop thus =
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STEAMBOAT JOSEPHINE, I
foot Of Duane street,
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Our reporter attended, aed upon arriva, board
found great many Of our most distinguished citizsu
present, amongst whom Mayor Lyons, ex-M Mayo
ind ex Collector Lawrence. l. v. Fowler ESQ /, Post
master; John 0rser Esq, Sheriff; R. B Coanelly E,q .
County Closk; Colonel Delavan, II. d. Redhed
Esq., Lorenzo b Sheppard, Esq and host of public
officials and prominent political leaders.
There we're also on board ut this early hour Major
General Wool I'D his staff consisting OF ksjo. wiase
Adjut.at Captain Shields, Aid to the General;
Iaeut.nsr, pelosn, do Lieutenant Deluidss do. The
Crystal s--s IS cepton Committee were also present.