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

japan This the opening drec trade between Wash
ing on Territo.y and that country 81 ps have ben
taken 10 esta ish II permanent basis The Icona
recently arrived from JAPAN and intends 10 return after
cischargipg her cargo Vess is have been running be-
tween China and ports IN Puget ssund for over year
Lieut.. General Scott at San Francisco.
ARRIVAL OF LIEUT.. GEN. SCOTT RECEPTION OF THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
--sALUTEs, INCIDENTS, ETC.-DEPARTURE OF GENE
RAJ SCOTT.
From the San Francisco Heraldl
Lieut.. General Winfield Scott, commanding the armies
Of the United States Of America arrived in this city al
quarter before ten O'Clock A. NJ Oct l6 on the steamship
Golden Age. II bad been known that the distinguished
commander the steamer, and our citizens Inned
atoy adopted to give him reception suited 70 his
rank and his brilliant services to the country Avery
goery street at its Junction with sacramento, under the
inspection OF Capt Pease commanding the United States
revenue cutter W. L. Marcy. II was handsomely
adorned with wreaths OF evergreeps and large
number Of Gags. Beneath tue arch were two
the ever memorable names Of Lundys Lane, Vera Cruz
CeIro Gordo Chapulcpcc Cherubusco Mexico In almost
every street the american ensign displayed is GORGEOUS
long and useful life, crowned 1t with victory and bril-
liant military achievements Along the whole line OF
pass, the windows balconies, doors and other available
spaces were densey studded with ladies and gentlemen
eager to tender heartwarm welcome " the grand cap
tain and war worn veteran.
RECEPTION OF TIE GENERAL.
Brgadier General J. r Haven had made arrangements
TO tender military reception 10 our distinguished guest,
and despatched his Aid, Colonel Leonard, TO inform
General Scott Of the fact The military formed at 10
! colved. in a suitable manner Brigadier Gene
lal Clarke u $ A, commanding the Calif9r, AL I,I.
was accompanic5 by hia Exceency Governor Weller aud
rode in handsome barouche, drawn by four splendid
gray horses The companies then marched down to Mis-
son street wharf where the line was formed General
Clarke General Haven and Governor Weller then repair
cd board the Golden Age and escorted shore Lieut.
General Scot, and staff consisting Of Colonel Thomas A.
A. G., u. s. A., and Colonel Lay, u. s. A., Aid and Mill.
tary Secretary 70 the General Il is impossible convey
adj idca nf he
bronged thousands animated at the sight Of the
commanding and well known figure OF the distinguished
Peal upon peal o; deaenng cheers in quick
succession, and prolonged beyond precedent As
possible the military and citizens fell into march
theronshiarcs TIC sa res wv : f''''''' - '
PROCESSION.
The procession was formed n the following order
Brigaaier 1encrai =. +, Haven anu stan
California GUARDS, Captain T. D. Johns
i1sbs GUARDS eapssnn Coek.
lndepcndent National Guards, Saptain Mooro.
Cl.y GUARDS, Captain Doane:
Ca.orrn fusiiecrs Iaptain nttei
Marion klnes, Lieut. suuman.
The Infantry Battalion was under the command ol Sapam
Rigg, Senior Captain.
Lieut. General Scott IN baroucne with Governor Weller
General clarke N oaroucne Win Lieut. walker ns Ad,
Colonel Thomas, A; 4. ", ana 1aage Holman,
Oh the Uuiteo states nistslct oouIt
Colonel Lay AID and Military secretary 70 Cen scott
Commander Alden =. , n ana Ut. queen surgeon u
in another carriage.
Then mar chec the scott Legion, commanded by Col T.
" Eahcr, VIII MAUI DsueIs anu Juusc rieson a. mus
They were succeeded oy large NUMBER OF citzens on
horseback The procession marched from the steamer at
the foot f Mission street TO second up second 70 Market
Up Market 10 montgomery, Up Mon'gomery 70 Gay, up
eay 20 kearny, up hesIy 70 "asn,pg.on' up
70 s.oShon pr"uen % soenh nia - - Su, u thom rnH ~
Mor,na,erv v ~ Taf"rna down Caiosnia =, Raery
thcnre IN he/ Oriental Hotel where the procession
hauad Tho limo wae formal ranks onsned and
ranara, Scott and h;s scr,eco nassad nnder .
n,,i;tary salnte n his ouar,ers IN the hotel As
hea ysnonea nothing ron,S excaad tho enthusiasm
with which the Gallant veteran was where received
Ladies hsr hsr I
erd onc tcycs,no little eirI lowered wreath on the
ra onu r ny, n ,a;s upor, Tho nrocass;on vras
leAu " wy si's m .rdr ,ro ,,o,s .p,r or c,,,ans
,rnneed ,he streets TO catch elmpse Of the man who
hsaed b. = an admape brass band and the strains Of
martial MUSIC rose deishfully upon the bamy atmos
pherc Of a cloudless day.
,.ooo co,s.n sA1rars ara s,.ds ,or .,r.or.nos a.
cach red from the foracat ons a Fort Point Sca
traz some Of the shipping tho harbor, the California
Iisb, Cuards and 9TH ~ or1nnizaons military and civil
r @ " 49, 49, ~, = norrs ,.a,rr r.iconoa ara 20 60. -
Thing testified the pleasure experienced by Caoruians at
The presence 10 this co lntry OF their veteran guest
| ~ r1,r rny,Ssr e
Very essential service was rendered by the police under
Chief Burke who rode IN person in advance Of the nro
ccssop The rolce Kept the streets clio r aud vsre wall
| di ected in a | their oterut;ors
| At THE HOTEL
On the arrival Of Gen Scot. al the Oriental Hotel In was
escorted 10 tho balcony by Gov Weller and Cen Clarke
when he returned his acknov ed ans In few bricf
| md we'll selected terms Gen Sco; was Succeeded nv
Gov weller who addressed The vas, tbronp assembled
| opd vac foi,nu-oa h, ~; = n RatnT who W., -
| followed by Gen fIarIa - " "T y su1n