The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-17

PsDnsyvania, Of which this was one but has iong
gone out Of the family The place Is Inhabited chiefly y
Quakers John Granville Penn, . desssndant OF the
ibustrious founder Of the State there on visit
few months ago sm Europe but he offended the osaksrs
BY asking fer prayer book at Of their religious
meetings. not knowing the principles Of the sect. and
having before entered their meeting houses
No stoppsge made at Burlington, and the passing
Of the train through the public streets excited not the
least attention The only person that looked up a tho
train was an old woman with umbrella and basket
on her whs seemed that it had stopped hsr
= moment from crossing. Episcopal church u
being built here by Bishop Doane.
The train then passed successfully through Beverly
and Rancocus, where the accident happened by draw
bridge being left open just before the walk acodsat
In the former one injured but the engineer.
The train arrived At Camden at six minutes past two
Here there short delay and after the introduction
of several citizens Of the place. the President cabinet
ard suite went on board the steamboat Fashion and
crossed to Phlsesphis arriving there at twenty
minutes rast two.
Here's committee Of the Councils Of Philadelphs met
the President with carriages Walnut street wharf to
him TO the Baltimore Railroad depot The party
havpg entered drove up first the United States Hotel
in Chestnut street, but did not get They procee
Immediately to the Baltimore Railroad depot %
Broad street. where they aghted and took some
The O'Clock Baltimore train had, however, startJa
and express train immediately got in readiness into
which the President and cabinet, Mr.. Sydney Webster
and Mr. Hoover, Marshal Of the District Of Columbia
who bad been attendance since the departure from tho
New York city entered Here, in parting Captain Yard
addressed the President cabinet in the following
terms
Gentlemen-I most sincerely thank God that you arc
thus far IN your journey, and all in good health
although during the last few days you have pa ssed
through deal fatigue No accident has occurred
TO the pleasure Of your VISIT the people have been
highly Rrsted, and You have performed interesting
duty The country is sae the Union shall be prese rved
May you have q safe arrival at home. God bless you.
Good bye.
The President and the other gentlemen with him then
shook hands with the speaker and the former said.
Captain Yard feel very much indebted to you for
the pleasures OF the trip, and shall forget your
kind attentions to u.s."
At this time the moving and the train start.
ed immediately at three p NJ the cheers Of the few
people belonging to the depot who had been drawn to-
gether to witness their departure.
In addition to the Philadelphia Committee Mr. Gatx.
Superintendent Of the Camden and Amboy Railroad
ard Mr. Green director Of the sae were like in At
The above company, in the down trip of the President
gave the gratut0us OF their road and like wise pro.
vded steamboat from Wilmington the Presid ents
special use, free Of expense. "A
TELEG RAPHIC.
ARRIVAL OF TIE PRESIDENT AND SUITE IN WASH
INGTON.
WASHINGTON, July 18-11 P. II.
President Pierce and company arrived here by special
train at 10 O'Clock this evening" quietly proceeded
to their homes. There were no symptoms Of demon
stration.