The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

wSs n length goa 10 the vehicle orc driven TO the 81
Charles Hotel, accompanied BY 0ol Fisher, ueui Ooa
Had he come 10 our city as the vo.oroos ruler Of the
fair knd VI cenuat America, instead Of is oained coo
quereThui for meso sure NJ the stars SHINE ou' W
The beavers " Bgb-the feelings Of those VINO .ero pre-
could have been more Inspiring nor grateful We
have doubt that he arrived We trust he si one Gay
ia the fu fash OF powef we should nave seen more ioa
mouthed ronRr liuaelons after dinner manifestations
woLder fully expressive ox-mean sycb0pnancy AS "
wss the Intense feelings OF sdma ion and alec ION sho~
cred him with the most pro- hosrs as o.
IN aud sstturous words OF We 'oonae and
personal regard could ouly have been gwen 70 one
mad secured and earned place a the hearts on moe
th opQea around him when tho eang ~sy was gov res
and Wnker ca the landing, the rush 10 gp
near hiu was remeD6ous The sceps was almost eqaa
in enihnsiasm and love H. ,hSt oele,rsssa EVEN,
sbich every one has y vivid remembrance, e,sne'
by the aid Of pen pencii-the retdru o. Napo
eou BoUstar Q from Ebs-wheu sotdters ana onocf3
crowded rounu and almost ~orshirped bin we were
cio. nv when he lcf the staging bat was an utter I'm
possibility get near. We could alino" imagine Is nr
disappeared In the rushing anf apPar n'iy nsI Graz
CROWD thsi h. was app opaed bodily by hundred poo
DIE each OF whom took much q him as DC could 70
carly away and treasure, - q devotee does relic
an !, mepse CROWD was IN Ealing AID who hailed him
WITH great eutnuias He vas orougnt 10 tne oAicony
ON whence addressed the people 10 short and sol
Ia, A jpa the sympathy shown him. and VI his
,oe In kpow,pg that the good will Of the nefcan PEG
Die with him. II gave assurance thai the cause OF
MICA, sgua would yet be triumphant.
A ter sbor Interval he was again obliged to come
out and .ndres the crowd WHOM he did from the table
tf the rosunds VI the hotel IN his calm earaest anno
AMI h manly eoqnenoe he ,aid II vas proud cousola
up after months and year. Of trial, to experience the
that given TO the cause no advocated
IL vas q triumph greater than arms could ever w1o
With such mani estaions tmpo be that the cause
Of Nicaragua ud fail matter whe wore its enemies
uo matter how much they Issored-n0 matter how much
hey ~,lled. The enemy, no scd, would yet be put DO
meath our feet
Tue New Orleans Crrss, describing the arrival OF the
Empire City With the renowned Hhbaster, Says
At Ieng b, however, Capt MCGOWAN appeared on the
wheeihouse corting slender, smooth faced gentleman
in black, with black felt hat, whom he introduced by
pow as the object Of the noisy socitude The Genera
milsgy raised bis hat, and DO we'd number Of times
Whit the multitude greetei him with such cheers could
u " proceed from patriotic American throst Tho Gene
then d,sappea ed and the gangway being raised, the
widest efforts made BY the crowd 70 rush on board
but bs kept back BY men stationed there Tor The
purpose.
During the struggling and pushing Of the crowd to gel
hoard the Gene and his staff managed TO push their
way ashore The General however, had hardly stopped
of the ssnRway before he seized, NJ II dyn some
Of his personal friends and carried In triumph to car
risge nhy yards distana proceeding which he Oh
eced to, but could not prevent. Safely enconsed In The
carriage he driven the st Charles Hotel whittier
large part Of the crowd followed him. great numbers IL
remaining the wharf 70 welcome their frenas among
toe officers and privaies who remained behind.