, 1859-06-18
THE CINCINNATI EXCURSION,
THE BOARD OF TRADE couRTEs1Es.

THE BOARD OF Trade couRTEsr
OF f'taasf -Er<xrsion--THs ETrif to shs
,y Steamer michigan, &c., &c, Fe.
: f''- THE WEATHER.
We regret that old Sol has not given {
'e friends from Cincinnati and Kentucky waru
[c reception. Yesterday he was, more, reserv
.. " during the fore part than usual, aud did +
Il shine ont at all The Kentuckians were sh
erng, and they talked of the sunny South ri
gusto not usually heard in the sixth mon1
The soda-wster and icc-crenm community we
:, quite Indignant at the sun for not coming O
c generously. We are glad, however, for t
y sake Of the suns reputation, "he shin
for all, that be did lend rs few genial bear
T. yesterday afternoon; just to show these fol
o tom abroad that the .apa shines here son
times; although. he has only paid us " docto.
visits" this year.
| TUE HAKvKsr. ,.
We do not generally bare harvcsts in Our ci!
, our streets being too much Travelled to. .a'lo
grass to grow beneath the feet of our pcopl
but the Cincinnati excursionists have yielde
u rich crop to our Hotel.kcepcrs, the Eyer,
Stable men, the theatre and concert rooms. til
propr'etors Of the saloons, and tue Jchus,
who hare driven their winged chariots ut n
hours of the day and night
TnH PLANETS TR1r
The Planet did not return until attcr I
O'Clock on Wednesday night. There was :enc
raj enjoyment, with but littlc-lake sickness t,
annoy tue ladies and the fresh water sailors
An ample supply Of wines and rcfreshment.
even to Longwort1l's Catawba, was supplied
There was hut little occasion to test tic f1aro,
OF the buns- although many, unaware tlla
such provision lad BEEN made for their cntrr
'a'nncnf, bought considerable of an enterrris.
my ch'cayoan, who never mentioned that wla,
he sold might be lad If the party wished, free.
| gfat's aud iur nothing. There was dancing, and
| music by the band, and the Planet sailed to
"1tn'n three 'uilcs o! VA ukcgan, ut which popt
enes put about and returned. The visitors Us.
sclnbled during the evening in the cabin and
held meeting, Of which the following ar. t1,,.
official proceedings:
STEAMER P14nE1; IKE, L4.k ": :M!lcY.e.x.,
~ meeting Of the guests Of the citizen. of
Calcago Oh boaFd TIL steamer Planet. vas Icii
th's afternoon. Tie meeting was oreonized Iy
luz csoice Of Joseph Terrence, Esq.,. of Cincin,
natl, as rresidvnt, General Ciilds. OF Lexin".
Tn. ny, and Capt. +. S. johnson, Of Y. T.. a.
eice Presidents, and 4. {. Brock. Of sf;dd1,.ton
Ohio, as Secretary.
IN motion, committee Of three were an.
pointed to draft resolutions, who rcported r.
follows: -
Iftsotctd, That we return to thu citizens of
~; lineage our heartfelt and grateful thanks for
tile wlole-sou'cl and cordial hosuitali,;rs (nn.
expected as they we're, extended to ,,s rnon
1ais occasion, and promisc' that should an on
portahity to rcciprocate their kindness cyrr
occur, We will endcavor to show that ne ara
not ihapt scholars i'll tho art Of courtesy uni
kindly intercourse.
on motion, the Chicago, Cincinnati and Day.
lisli the proceedings.
on motion adjourned,
A. G. Baock, Secretary.
-liief tie meeting was over, the dancing wis
proceeded with until their arrira1, amid the
cheers ot their cxpectant friends at the docks.
sweet music, and pyrotcchuic display. The
Lake view House. greeted then, with blaze Of
cheerful light, being brilliantly illuminated.
TIE ENcrHsloS TO COTTAGE Grove,
y large party Of tue visitors left the Office of
tic Ctr Railroad Company yesterday forenoon
ut l"a O'Clock. Fivc cars will dlicd viii, nss-
sengers comprised the tost<ys. The excursion
ISIS were accompanied by Mr. Digclow, who cx-
planned to those who felt interested in introduce
ing into Cincinnati this mode Of city travel, the
Operations ofthe road, They expressed them
selves delighted with the working Of the road.
nc party enjoyed n stroll through tue grove.
WISHED the new Baptist College, and passed On
to the lake shore, and then took to the cars.
TIE COMMERCIAL corE7Es1rs.
Aesterday forenoon, at II o'clock, tic men,
ocfs of the Cincinnati and Dayton Boards Of
Trade visited the Boar, Of Trade Rooms in this
NY. The parties were introduced by Julian s.
knmsey, Esq. President, in speech in which
nc welcomed the visitors, aud remarked on tic
act that such tnpc,ings as these were calculated
n promote gos feeling, Us will as the interests
II commerce. J. Terrence, Esy., President Of
he Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce, replied
u =" complimentary speech, in which he culo-
'lzed The reception extended to the Cincinnati.
us, and spoke TO the effect that the cities Of
sh'cago and Cincinnati were lot rivals, but
fiends. lie was followed by General E. $. Hnb-
'asd' of CINCINNATI VIM. Smith, Esq, Of the
-'ncinnai Price Curreat, after which. Messrs.
:. Wright, J. Y. Mum, Solonon S,urscs aud
stephen Clary, of our city were called on and
uadc appropriate speeches.
THE RAILROAD ExcrRs1oS1s7s