The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-04

Mn BucHaNAn ES-RoUTE. "A disr atch from
!. .neas,er. pennsyIvsnia. Monday morning says;
Mr. Buchanan left here NJ o'clock this morn
i,a nm n special train, via Coumhia and the Nor
,hern Central Railroad to Baltimore There was
great turn on. 1T the population. frink of ran
,on and ringing Of bells. The Lancaster Fencibes
accompanied him escort.
The train passed through Columbia, Pa at o.
clock stopping but a few minutes. There was
ore crowd at the depot, and an enthusiastic recep
ton.
At York there was an immense thronR ct ei'-
zans in " aitug for the arrival CT Mr. Buchanan,
Including a number Of the local authorities OF the
,o-vn and upon the arrival and departure nj the
rain they cheerpd the bouorsd con Of their good
cd State il mos. enthusiastic manner.
At Glen Rcck, NJ. Buchanan was met by Hon.
I1hn p Kennedy. 'he President OF the Northern
Central Road and by DR.. Hin'za and MesSra.
Howard Sullivan and Crowly, on the part CT the
CITY Council.
The Shrewsbury brass band, and large ron'
course of the citizens of the surrounding reign'
b,rhood were stationed along the road st Stras-
burg. and as the train rassei this point Mr. Buch-
snan wa. greeted with the shouts Of the assem-
hIsee ard the inspiring strains # tho band in their
performance in fine style, Of the sir Hail to the
Chief who in Triumph Advances"
Jtsepmpd 80 the train approached Texas. Bslf1-
more copntv as though ell the citizens of that
nis 20 bsd for the time relrquished their lsbors
and a. ,nbIed at the railroad station while from
several of the buildings flags were unfur'ed to the
breeze and as the train sped through to the VII
,age tho assembled crowd exhibited the greatest
enthus IN.
Tnop mis- arrival in Baltimore he was received
by large number Of the military, and escorted to
Barnum's Hotel. The Sun says:
Celia Houston and Barnum received the PreSi-
dent elect and escorted him To the elegantly fur
nished suit of rooms prepared for him. The CITY
Councils invited Mr.. Buchanan 10 tase Gunner
with them at the hotel but "a he had already en-
gagged to leave in the O'Clock train for WASHING
ton AVID greatly desiring to proceed the remain
der of the ronte as quietly al possible. he fes
obliged to decline He then dined II company
with the ladies OF his household, hia secreta-
ry and Mayor Sxaun, and before cozen per-
sons were aware of it. this little party had hns
ished their repast, stepped into couple OF pri-
vate carriages from the Fayette street en-
trance of the house. and were soon comfortaoiy
eucopsed in tia train. which LETT the depot al )
o'clock The fact is that the exceedingly poisier-
ous wind storm which prevailed during the entlre
day was very disagreeabe to any one riding 10 an
open carriage l. since appears that the Prrsi-
dent and It's friends reached the metropolitan cl'y
about 0 clock and were duly conveyed IN car
rage to their quarters .
Hon. John C, BrpckinriHge the Vice Presi lent
elect y ho has been spending several days IN PM
adelphia reach ed here yesterday 10 the afternoon
train CT cars, and bad barely time to rencn 'ne
Camden street station for the special tTalo OF %
T.
meut with Mr. buchanan TO meet lin III this cry
and proceed TO Washington in company, but the
detention of the Philadelphia train prevented him
from doing so
A dispatch from Washington dated Monday eve
ming says:
| Mr. Buchanan reached here quite UNEXPECTEDLY
in the o'clock train this afternoon, tbus anticipa-
| ing the public arrangements made for his recep'
| tou. 4 baruuche waiting 81 the depot TOT
| him When On Pennsylvania avenue, abont q
square from the ca pitol grounds, the horses be-
came rtsIiye The diver thus lost his bold oil part
| of The ,ens, the hcrses wbitled round, ana were
| for some time quite unlnanageable young man
| named Fleming who was on the box vim the Or i,
| YER however soon ieaped off caught Tie ieao
| horses and brought all right During the whore
| time Mr. Buchansn rems ned still AID composed:
| The seven O'Clock train arrived ard iouna an
the staff field ami company sticess OF the District
| regiment the Washington LS4t lnfantry ana - Z
| National Guards, besides large concouIse OF CHI
| zens waiting to act escort to the ffesliehi
| elect, and great disappointment was e7irced "hen
| Mr. Buchanaus earlier arrival became KNOWN
| The line OF procession, however, was formed, ana
gave a handsome escort to the Charleston (Nass
| CITY Guards the Lancaster Fencibes and the VII
| lett Guards, all # whom spike highly Ct the nus"
| DitaIiIy Of the Baltimore sudlefy.