Demoine courier., 1856-07-03

New YoRx. June %.

Last evening, after the public recep-
ton in Brooklyu, Mr.. Fillmore was
conducted 10 the Pie,pont House, where
he made q speech from the balcony
Daniel Ullman, Nj. Perrin, and E. J.
Wood, also made short addresses.
In the evening a large body Assem-
bled in the Park and proceeded to the
Pierpont House and serenaded Mr.. Fill
more. Fireworks were set of in his
aonor. A very large crowd was gath
cred. and much enthusiasm prevailed
AT a later hour Mr.. F. was entertained
by A. G.. Kingsland a, his residence in
Fifth Avenue, where he met a large
number of prominer, citizens of N. Y.
Calls were made for Mr.. F. and he brief.
ly addressed them from the balcony
Brooks and Norton were also called for
and responded. The club afterwards
ferensded MI. F. at The St. Nicholas
Hotel. lHe'left this 10 the afternoon, Oh
the steamer Aida. for Albany.
Mr.. f. arrived abeut 10 o':iock in
company with a reception committee OF
The common council. A sumptuous en-.
seriainment was spread Meantime a
National American club had arrived in
the street opposite, and a large crowd
collected.
After iha adjournment the n,eeiing
formed into a procession and marched
up Broadway to the residence of Col.
Fremont whore they we're addressed by
Mr.. r. He said: / thank you for this
friendly call, and am happy to receive
this enthusiastic reception as an express
sion of your devotion TO the: cause il
which we are engaged. :. ::
The enthusiasm you have manifested,
and ne seriousness OF the cause 10 which
!. is Greeted, give me great confidence 10
your final and complete ~Auccess.
II am elected to the high ofics.io
which your Partially has Nominated me,
| will endeavor to administer The govern,
ment according to the spirit Of the con,
etliuiion as it was understood BY The
great men who framed and adopted it, in
such "a way as to preserve both liberty
and The Union. In my present. relation
10 you, il is hardly proper | should say
more 10 night. especially as you will
hereafter. exrec: me tozcommunicate with
you more. fully and, ! therefore cun,ea,
myself with again. thanking you vefy
warmly for your congratulations aud the
kindness you have. manifested towards
me.
Mt. then retired with repeated and
enthusiastic applause.
Judge Emmett, in answer to repeated
calls. appeared on the balcony and as.
sured. the people. that with their noble
leader and; wfh the pure principles of
their platform, success was eertain.
In The name of Mrs. Fremon he
wished to return her sincere thanks for
the kind manifestations they had made
in behalf .of her husband.
:. Loud cries OF lie, Us see Jessie.
Ehe Newark Mercury says Commo.
dore Stockton has absolutely declined
the nomination Of the North American
boilers. lie goes for Fremont asd Day
ton.
Hon. Tbos. H. Bailey, Democratic
member Of Congress from Virginia, died
on Monday at his residence in Accomac
county.
New Orleans, June 25.
The Grenada brings dates from San
Francisco to June 5, receiyrd a, Havana.
Casey and Cora were. hung on May 25.
Same day King was buried. The VIZ
lance COMMITTEE had arrested several
other desperate characters. including The
notorious YANKEE Sullivan. The latter
commiue4 suicide June Let ia his ce II
in The. Committee Rooms, leaving a con-
fession iauching the election in San Fran
cisco. The opponents OF The Vigilance
COMMITTEE attempted TO hold u meeting
on the I'd inst. TO denounce the Commit
tee bu, il proved total failure.
Several MURDERS in the interior are
reported.
Rumors we're rife that J ohnson would
call means into requisition TO suppress
tho revolution. Nothing had been done
as yet. These rumors, however, created
much excitement throughout the State,
and word was sent from the interior tina,
.houssnds were ready 10 March 10 the
assistance Of the Committee.
San Francisco alone offered 10 furnish
1000 men.
The excitement was on the increase.
Martial law had been declared al San
Francisco,
The Commiiise were determined or
carrying on, their measures, and continue
10 make arrests.
The opposition were organizing with
500 stand of arms.
II was rumored they inisnded attack.
ing the committee rooms which were
strongly guarded with two keices OF can.
non.before the door, loaned with crap.
shot.
All the journals excepting the Herald
side with Committee.
Indian hostilities in Oregon are sup
pressed.
A difficulty had occurred At Washing
ton Territory. owing 10 an attempt mad,
by Judge Saunders TO hold a court dur
ing the existence OF martial law-.hs
Judge was arrested for sste keeping i'll
peace is established.
The health Of San Francisco wa