The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-20

Mi'h Captdin Huusoh some being introduced to
him, to Mr.. Field, Mr.. Cooper, and to Other cout,o
men of the party, the band meantime pIavaS mTbo
! Red, White and Blue" and the crowd piyino, 80
to the most enthusiastic and irregular exprassons
of joy. Cheers often called for in connectio,
with the names of Hudson, Field and Cooper.
Mayor Hall soon called the assemblage to order
and stated that procession would be formed to es
cort Captain Hudson and the other guests to the
! City Hall, where the Commander of the Niagara
would receive the congratulations of his fellow-cit
! zens. The people readily prepared to obey the
word of command, and with as much discipline and
facility as could have been expected, fell into the
| line of
! which then marched through Clark, Henry, Pierre
pont and Fulton streets to the Hall. Capt. Shour-
! man, of the Third Precinct with % men, acted as
! an escort, and headed the line. The Committee OF
arrangements, consisting of Aldermen j. l.. Doug
| lass, ). cNameC, NJ. Mcdonald. L. T. Backhouse
! ID. Maujer, and the city's guests followed, while
the rear was brought up by citizens in
! great numbers, forming procession that ex-
! tended the whole line of march The streets
! through which the line passed were yery
| brilliantly illuminated from the windows of
! the stores and residences, and were crowded with
! people, The head OF the procession soon arrived
! at the City Hall Park, where was gathered proba
bly, the largest assemblage ever drawn together at
one time in the City of Brooklyn. They hung upon
! the steps of the Hail. filled the Park, overhowcd
! upon the sidewalks of the square, and swarmed in
! the surrounding buildings and every place where
foothold could be obtained. As the lions of the
evening came up the cheers from this crowd were
! deatening.
THE RECEPTION AT THE HALL.
The carriages drew up at the west gate of the
fark, and the guests dismounted. The platoon of
| policemen cleared a passage, and the company
passed through the gate and up the steps into the
IN THE GOVERNORS ROOM.
by the tune the Committee with their guests ar
rived, the Governors Poom waa crowded to excess
| principally by ladies, howevCesA "a temporary plat
| erected IA phnfr
upon which Captain Hudson and his associates were
seated.
Captain Hudson welcomed to the city by
| Mayor Pawell, in few appropriate remarks, and
was introduced to the assemblage.
Loud calls were given for Messrs. Field, Cooper
and others who were the stand
| Mr. Field responded as also did Mr. Cooper
AT the conclusion Of the speeches the people pass
! cd out OF the Hall and shook Captain Hudson bv
the hand. On the steps of the Hall Mr.. Field
was compelled again to address the multitude
Not until the telegraph men had been borne off in
carriages from the ground were the people willing
! to separate.
| TRIP OF THE NIAGARA UP THE BAY.
AT three O clock yesterday afternoon, the tide at
Sandy Hook was nearly at its height. Numbers
anXiously gazing toward the lower bay, and aw ait
ing the moment when the dim outlines of the snip
below should exhibit signs of motion. Soon the
curiosity was to be grated as it was seen to move
Slowly to the Westward As she was passing be-
hind the point at Fort Richmond, the marine tele-
| graph there was observed to signal another steam
and an ,v+b ~ crlo,, Lror,xb4 4.
view, a Second stooa o.,; 49, Wy .lS : 10 10 ~ o5iI " W
err bav She vos rocorn;od u th 0@I az tiv ,oM
inoto1 CO. p, ;ce" i.tu i DIS tne olIy Oh W ash-
| er Persia had gone down, and short time after
she had passed the Narrows the loud reverberations
RI had e2chomnnd saI,,tos s'' e ersa anu
salntes wer aein n5,od "a .eM IEoLellt5; an ana
;nmton ,,ad e. S;S DIS tle CIy ol y" ASH
! p IL IL N-S y, -" Di ~, iei way up ,
Deo" 'ne N"ilU"S, the httle tender winch had
accompanied the Persia neared the Niagara, with
the BRUSH Minister, Lord Napier on board. He
was was received py capt hudson on the quarterback
oi the Niagara, where he extended his hearty con-
gratulatonS Ior the success which had attended the
Yoliil ehortS ol the Niagara ana Agamemnon In the
ins VI me telegraphic caole. Courteses were
~ 5ee uJ'meeh lnc TWO gentlemen, atter Whlcn
o -'"Pler leiI lhe llSate as she reacheG Quaran
'iiTI nj VIZ.
Inc Niagara came r0unu the point at the Mar
t%"s t sn! ucehea WIN WI na@s OF various nations anG
tl,e ie"H n coue 0l slghais AT her fore peak
was SET lne cross OF 81. George, at her main the
stars ana stripes, and at her mizzen both flags
9a hoatea ID thG Greeze. Her narroWness OF beam
nelgG Oh nun ABOVE water and height OF her masts
a"e Eer contrast strangely WI IN the usual appear
". AoteasI 0, fort hamilton she
n"s S!ee'eu WIN natural salute from the guns oi
lhe pattery thefe.
National colors were elevated on the smaller YES
sells as the Niagara passed up. A short distance
ABOVE the ort the Spanish trigate Barcnguela was
ahchofed, the American colors being displayed from
her tore peak. As the Niagara passed her, she cx-
tGhaeu the courtesy OF salute, and the crews O
sie t"1 vessels gave hearty cheers for one another
IRON inc rigging; The clipper-ship Swallow ant
.he hiltSh park Ceia were galiy deckcd with flags