Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-14

that Ii rested partly hs knees Il vas beautiful
snd touching ins,dsae and evoked Tremendous cheers
.semed 10 reach ~ climax The hrong gathered about
the essSss,. 50 % ~ .hssl, :Aess:a ssasvsry
:.ss Il !, ,. :s p.s = ;s::: The NV. "a
~: and eH especially n the vicinity q the ismphsl
arch ana = wia.srs p.las sho on WssAngsoa s,ssss
too much wind and clear blue sky vehicies ana horse
men sbounded, a. the procession In notion when
the churches dismissed The throngs were proper.
increased BY the presence Of the people dressed
- ARRivAL AT rnK oRixsrAL HOUSE,
AZ two o'clock. the procession reached the Oriental
Hotel where, forming In line the barouche passed by
shso'sd and passed into the Hosel whers he con-
ducted to the parlors. "a p " - "A - 4 "a
Old hero appeared upon the lower balcony Of the hotel
and made short address We we're ct too great dis
s,nee when no commenced speaking TO bear ,he srs Of
which had thus been paid him BY his fellow Citizens He
saw around him many With whom he had bad the honor
to serve - soldier Among these he sisnali,ed Gen.
also to Governor Weller Who had served likewise in
Mexico with him, and Who had done him The honor TO
psrneipste In these cvities The General regretted
land on Sunday. al am he said "a ,eoins man
have not failed TO 60 to church Sunday for forty
yesr whenever t was possible to attend. am always
better day the better deed / thank YOU an from nv
heart for the honor which yoa have extended to me IN
welcoming me among you. Nay prosperity attend YOU
all God bless and reward you" 80 - =
The voice Of the was sonic What epfesl>d -.
thought With age but his mein was majestic aud crec,
lie gessioulaed with much suavity and dignity Of manner
like true gentleman of the old schooL The .saisrrr
hung on his words ~ they idolized the old man who
victory. - =
Last evening the General received some v;.or. I'm,
being weAred with his voyage and the excitement Of tho
day, he retired early. So 49,. $500 :
I,.,
era ON the motion Of Col T. d. Baker, committee of
three consisting Of Major Daniels Captains Freedom and
Duncan, was appointed committee tender compli.
mentary dinner General Scott at such time ns he may
designate This must Of be AFTER his return from
the North ~ he leaves for Victoria and Oregon in the
Northerner.
is estimated that than forty thousand people
stood along the route Of the procession TO welcome the
old Hero 10 California.
Letters from the Secretary Of State at Washington
have been received by Capt Pease Of the cutter
w m l.. Marcy, and by the Commander Of the T. s.
steamer Shubrck to place themselves under the exclusive
orders OF General Scott during his stay upon tho Pacific
coast The Shubrick We understand is already under
sailing orders for Puget Sound IL IL quite evident from
these sctsa well from the Of the Eastern papers
that greater degree OF Importance Ia attached TO the
Juan Island affair than has been the case on this side
OF the continent
Statutes were fred during the DAY by the Monumental
Engine Company on the Plaza, Fort Point Acatraz Is
land, and by ships in the harbor.
DEPARTURE GENERAL
Lieut. Gen. Scott departed for the Island of San Juap
on board the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys steamer
Northerner. The steamer to sail ut O'Clock hut
long previous to that hour large multitude had collect
ed In front of the Oriental hotel do the parting honors
TO the veteran. An equally large number had collected
on The wharf Tor the same purpose. The California
uuard Capt Johns, preceded by the excellent band of
the Sd Artillery, u 5. A.. under the orders of Gen j.
Haven formed in front Of the Oriental act as escort for
ten Scott At twenty minutes before o'clock the gal
liant chief OF the L. s. Army issued form the hotel ac-
companicd by Gen. Haven and Judge Hoffman of the
u -. wi he ani
posing portion of his staff
As soon as the towering form Of Gen Scott was seen
the osorna Guard fired salute Of 10 guns and he
escorted TO his vehicle the used by him in the pro-
cesson. The California Guard then formed an escort
preceded by the Third Artillery band and accompanied
by hundreds OF citizens on foot proceeded the North
erner The whole route thronged with eager spec
tsfors, who Immediately fell in and Joined the PROCESSION
TN arriving at the boat the General was received with
deaiening cheers which recognized in q graceful
and dignited manner by the distinguished chief
Captain Dali waited the gangway and tendered ,ba
Inequalities of his ship General Scott who walked on
board amid the strains Of the band which played should
Aud Acquaintance be Forgot" in fine STYLE The Gene
raj then mounted the hurricane deck and waived grace
full adieu to the assembled aud enthusiastic
As the steamer drew majescaly away from the wharf
cheer upon cheer was given in honor Of the departing he
ro Santes fired by the shipping in the harbor As
the steamer left the deck and gded past them Gags and
OF California. ~ P@'p'e
PARTING HoNoRs TO GEN. scort.
=, S-"ohsA oomhianuer DE Camp u S. N:
the Northerner on her way Puget Sound
IN honor OF her distinguished passenger Gen Sco,t FAR
as the heads She carried with her a number of Officers
OF ihe Army and Navy, the commissioned Officers
vi ,he id brigade Of the I'd Division OF California Militia
aud great number Of citizens who we're anxious TO
pone as long as possible separation from the Old Mex
can nero. As the Nor,herner passed the Revenue cut
Ter m Ia Marcy Capt Pease, she fred salute "A did
other vessels in the harbor As the two vessels the
Northerner and the shubrck parted company saiu,es
were exchanged enthusiastic cheering rent the air the
old Gener raised his hat in recognition Of the parting
aua WIN feelings OF the warmes enthusiasm and adm
ration, the crowd board the Shubck returned 10 ,h
city. 'N " tue