Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-13
Grand Reception OF General scott M
san Francisco.

From the san Fra-cao Times, October III
The steamship Golden Age arrived at her
J berth a. Poison street wharf, having on board
Esu.snsnt-Geners Winfield Scott and suite.
Tbe steamer camc I'D TO the wharf about 10
O'clock, and in a very short time a large NUM-
Der of people had collected TO see the veteran
warrior land, and % saisi in paying him the
honors Ehich have beer preparing for him.
Tie General did not show himself on deck. and
the EangEays 70 the slip were carefully guard
cd, 70 keep the crowd from pushing on board.
A. the throng increased. the gates were CLOSED.
Shortly before twelve O'Clock General Haven
and stat appeared On the wharf, and though at
Erst the General declined having anv public
demonstration on the Sabbath, De was fnaIv
induced 10 yield and become the guest OF his
assembled friends. A bar0uche. contaia-r~
General Clarke an Governor Weller. arrived
about this time upon the wharf. u vas drawn
bF four white horses, and driven By Mr.. Bow
man, the wci-kDown omnibus proprietor.
who, having in the Mexican war been a bag
g~age-waEon driver, was now DESTROYS Of the
honor Of driving The General himsslE. The
military having formed outside The ga,e. the
haroache containing the General and Governor
Weller passed out, and the several companies
psrafei on each side.
Ina Generalhad already had a cordial meet
inE with General Clarke, Governor Weller and
Co-onel baker, who were old comnanions Ga
arms, ard eTinced the most heartfelt pleasure
AZ again seeing their old chieftaIn. 4 grs7t
co1course Of people had now assembled. who
greeted hin with tremendous cheers. which
be acknowledged standing in the bsrouche.
boring with his bat 81 hand. Tie reception
was entirely unexpected on the part of ths
General, aad was a. gratifying % him as d
was deserved, and honorary 70 The donors.
We have neglected 20 say hat 2 sslnte was
bred from the Fort AZ the entrance OF the har-
Dor, as The Golden age came in. Guns were
ESQ tired from the wharf, by The first Cali
fonnis guard.
rHE AND oFULA IN
o~NsrRATIoN.
shorty after twelve O'Clock The proeezsfo-
commenced moving from FOLSOM street wharf
~ TIE following order
sen. Raven ~ faG consisting % col Leusri. d.
Gie Ma. Grew ani Dr. Hy5-
Fa caifgrais snaH Cap 2 D. ygaes.
Black H10arE Captain Hlustn-
IGrht Guard. Capt Cox.
Eu1ercnleni Nsfi1nsi Guard. CAPT y Sc.
CITY Guarls. Capt D1ane.
California FusleerE Capt uiffn
Harioa Rites Capt HiEr.
lEio1f ofnslslng % sky We Lave served
inMeElo ullcr Genera smtt. cmmsnies
Dry csl1nai Hakrr.
aarauahe dra~a y vhii- horzs, win Cen. sosn
CO.. a CD aea sey weller
olcass ~ the Army and Navr.
ALHaela AnurfnI I
i passed up Folsom to First. thence 10 /
Howard, second, Montgomery, Cav. Kesrnev.
Washi1Eton, Stockton, Union, Poseii. J7ek-
soa, AoniEomerE California. Battery. ana
70 he Oriental hotei. All along the route ths
sreets and windows, and il manv fnsts-erv
the house-toHs, we're lhronged with neonle
eager 10 gaze uPon The war-worn and veDsra-
BE nan, whose stately figure. sitting wifi nil
itsr u~prightness in the barouche. vas ~ one
obiact Of general Interest. On eseh sTe I'll
the vehicle walked two policemen. whoss nsr-
ticuiar (but not always efectusN obis-t
seemed 70 be TO keep people from beipr e-usbea
The wheels. The MOVING tbonssn5r
around the carriage, running bqfo-e
g. az beside /, gazing Up With afecti0Dafe IN
teTest nc the face OF the Old General. ,vho
renefed BIS hat AZ every moment, and boveS
10 fe right aaa iefl as the shouts went ~ FL
Go bin honor
II was Indeed q proud moment for tie sois-
.er- Toe windows alonsthe rorte were vrares
The presence Of beFies q ladies vb1ee
iniies andthe waving Of their ~hsndkerehiefs
uiy responded % by the General. on
foison street the efowd was 60 dense tlzt for
.or1f ume 1he moving Of The procession was
Bot on Montgomery street The
hroDg was the most numerous. From Post
Iireet entirely through Is length, that thor