The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-10


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Lieut.. General Scott It SAN Francisco.
ARRIVAL OF LIEUT.. GEN. s0oTT-RECEPrI0N OF THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENrHusIAnS-PRoCEssIoN
-sALuTEs, INCIDENTS, ETC-DEPAKTuRE OF GENE
RAJ SCOTT.
From the San Francisco Herald.l
Lieut. General Winfield Loot, commanding the armies
Of the United States Of America, arrived IN this city at
Go,den Age. 1t had been known that the distinguished
commander on the steamer, and our citizens mmed
ass adopted S to give nun sSepn suited 70 n
handsome uiumpha arch had been erected across Mont
gomery street at its junction with Sacramento, under the
revenue cutter W. l. Marcy. II was handsomely
adorned with wreashs Of .svsrVeens and large
long and wide strips or white c0th, bearing
the ever memorable namesof Lnndys Lanc, Vera Cruz,
Gordo, thaputepec, Chez ubusco Mcxeo la anos
folds 10 welcome the hero who had frequently through
long and useful life, crowned it with victory and bril-
liant achievements Along the whole line Of streets
through which the procession expected TO pass, the
windows balconies, doors and other available spaces
we're densey studded with ladies' and gentlemen TO
tender heartwarm welcome to the grand cppsain and
war worn veteran.
RECEPTION or THE GENERAL
prpadier General J. f. Haven had made arrangements
10 tender military reception TO our ais gaishe pos,
and despatched his Aid Colonel Leonard, to inform
General Scott Of the fact The military formed at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, on California street, where they
oeived, in a suitable manner. Brgadier Gene
raj Clarke, U. s. A., commanding the Caifor-
was accompanied by Excenency Governor Weller and
rode in handsome barouche, drawn by four splendid
gray horses. The companies then marched down TO Mis-
sion street wharf, where the line formed General
Clarke General Haven and Governor Weller then repair
ed on board the Golden Age and escorted shore Lieut.
General Scott staff, consisting Of Colonel Thomas, A.
A. G., o. s. A., and Colonel Lay, U. s A., Aid and Min.
tary Secretary to the General impossible 10 convey
adequate idea Of the enthusiasm by which the dcnsey
thronged thousands animated at the sight Of the
commanding and well known figure Of the distinguished
veteran Peal upon peal Of deafening cheers in quick
soon as possible the military and citizens fell into march
lug order and moved in procession through principal
thoroughfares
The procession was formed in the following order
1 Brgadier General j. T. Haven and Staff.
The Black Hussars, Captain Houston.
California Guards, Captain 7. d. Johns.
Light Guards, Captain Cook.
independent National Guards, Captain Moore.
City Guards, Captain Doane.
California Fuseers, Captain Tttel.
Marion Rifles, Lieut.. Stiman.
The Infantry Battalion under the command Of Captain
Rgg, Senior Captain.
Lieut. General Scott IL barouche with Governor Weller
General Clarke in barouche with Lieut. Walker, his Aid
Colonel Thomas, A. A. g. and Judge Hoffman,
Of the United States District Court
Colonel Lay, Aid and Military Secretary Gen Scott.
Commander Alden o. S. N, and Or. Qaeen, Surgeon q.
s. A., and Lieut. J. W. Moore, U. s. N, followed
in another carriage.
Then marched the Scott Legion, commanded by Col E.
D. Baker, with Major Daniels and Judge freedom aids
They were succeeded by large number Of citizens on
horseback The procession marched from the steamer at
the foot Of Mission street, to Second Second to Market
up Market to MONTGOMERY, up Montgomery 70 Clay, up
Clay to Kearny up Kearny to Washington up Washington
Powell from Powell down Pacific to Montgomery, through
Montgomery to California, down California to Battery,
thence TO the Oriental Hotel, where the procession
halted. The line was formei, ranks opened and
General Scott and his cortege passed under a
military salute TO his quarters in the hotel. As
before mentioned nothing could exceed the enthusiasm
with which the gallant veteran was everywhere received
Ladies waved their handkerches from every window and
every balcony flowers thrown from their fair hands
and one in ,ercsting little girl lowered wreath on the
head of the gallant soldier whom the procession was
formed to honor Thousands upon thousands of citizens
hronged the streets TO catch glimpse Of the who
had done much for his country The procession
headed by admirable brass band, and the strains of
phere Of a cloudless day.
sALUTKs
Az soon as the Golden Age made her appearance,
yered with flags and st. Gamers, sautes OF een guns
each were fred from the ordcat Fort Point Alca
traz Of the shipping In tn harbor the California
Iigb1 Guards and other organization military and CIVIL
The bells Of the several engine houses ;sc0 during the
procession, rang out merry peang welcome and every
thing testified the pleasure experience " c,.ornians at
the presence in this country OF their guest.
THE PoncE.
Very essential service was rendered by the police under
ip tn unffYr
ceeson The police kept the streets ceAr, aud well
directed in all their operations
On the arrival Of Cen Scott al the Oriental Hotel he was
escorted to the balcony by Gov. Weller and Cen Clarke,
when he returned his acknowledgements In few brief
and we'll selected terms Gen. Scott succeeded by
Gov Weller who addressed the vast throng assembled
and followed by Col. E D. Baker, who was in turn
followed by Gen. Clarke
In the evening Gen. scott attended divine service in T
nifty church, Pine street, where eloquent discourse
delivered by tho Rt Rev. Bishop Kip.
DEPARTURE SCOTT.
The gallant veteran anxious at to dschare the i'm
the island Of San Juan at five O'Clock F. NJ on the I7th
ult. on board the steamer Northcrner.
Markets.
SAN FRASc1sco, Oct. 10, 1862
There is scarcely anything worthy Of comment In CON-
affairs day preparations for the steamer almost
exclusively occupying attention. Neither from first
second hands there much doing. Domestic produce
shows about the rates yesterday with limited
transactions. Barley 10 perhaps little hrrner. There
were no auction sales In money matters heard OF
considerable stringency, and an advance Of full per
cent over obtanable In instances the rates pre-
valent the preceding steamer day The ship Common.
wealth cleared to-day for Melbourne with assorted
cargo consisting mostly Of wheat and oats, valued At
s2,969 TO-
Metropolitan Medical College.
INTRODUCTORY LECTURE BY PROF. ARCHER.
The Introductory lecture 70 the annual course
medical instruction in the Metropolitan Medical College
delivered yesterday in the lecture room Of the nst
tuton In East Broadway, by Prof. Henry A. Archer TO
respectable audience, composed principally Of the