New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21

The Boston Atlas d. Bee reports at length, and with
great particularly of detail, the Heensn Reception at
North obesea ON Saturday Last. We quote portion
of lie account
RUSH OF THE CRowD--THE NUMBER PRESENT.
As before stated the doors Of the Arena Op med
at clock st the firing of roya salute OF IL guns.
TIE inpatient and miscellaneous public at pressed
into the Enclosure where muscle was, in good time, 10
achieve It's trinnphs. The tide Immediately get toward
the PLATFORM where the ring had already been set upin
true science style At this time Old Sol appeared
to eide with the authorities Of the town in their protest
of the ovation for be seLt down his rays in blaze OF
fiery red There not the slightest whisper OF
breeze and no protection whatever in the way OF
shade except to few who crept under the platform.
The great mass were compelled to an almost agonizng
roast II was terrible. Shirt collars melted as if made
of ice. Men dof coats and perspired in sho wers.
Women famed fervently, if not ferocously, but in
vain. Horses became white with froth and greasy
with sweat Even the grasshoppers and other insects,
OF which there were millions, skunk away and became
still and silent Everybody wondered if the ee nents
bsd coDsprcd to roast the crowd ard burn of the
ovatioD bnt al to no purpose. The crowds con lnued
to cone The railways omnlbuses, barouches, hacks,
all eoIs of carriages drove up continuously and N pel
ell disoIder. From thousand the numher increased
10 5000 10 5000 then II doubled; and II W. ara
net greatly mistaken by the time the exhibition CON-
ueDced there wac lot man woman or boy, lees than
1900, in the Amphlibeater.
HOW 1T LOOKED.
II was multitude of variety. II would rot be 90
difficult TO tell who were not, IA who were there. All
sorts of people, to certainty and dressed in all sorts
Of Az limited in report OF Saturday, there
was not profession calling occupation, Ut what
bot that not repr sened. Beside ths there were
thousands present who decidedly possess no calling
whatever. Cergymen and others who are little par
ticulaT to what wds they enter, were somewhat
in Disguise ShockinRy bad felt hats shabby old over
Goa g. disreputable panaIoons and boots by means
Of the Congress cut, were wonderfully prevalent.
Such plainly went there to see, not to be seen though
10 fact, " chel was among them taking notes, and
for the audatious purpose Of . printing en- Men
and women should remember that Disguise futile to
thOte WHO have special eye upon these matters Here
were ID COO people, Some were IN carriages, but a
great part were standing. The conferred about
the platform in solid mass. Beyond this spaces
where the nuttude could locomote. On the westerly
eide the vehicles were mainly stationed, IL was
motley looking, just as it was truly motley crowd
ana 1t was as full Of interest as OF variety. Probably
sucb gathering of diverse clsssesreachng from the
upper good TO the lower bad-has never before been
gathered in this section of the country; and for the
reason that just such an occasion has never before
taken place. As the eye surveyed this mingled multi
tude gave rise to hosts of thoughts if not emotions,
which hoee present doubt felt, and which we will
not trouble with those who were MT.
ENTRANCE or The "cHAaPIos or THE WORLD"
AND HIS FRIENDS or THE RING.
In accordance with the programme. familiar TO the
reader through our columns Mr. Heenan made grand
ehfre to the Amphitheare about 81 O'clock in an tle-
CANT barouche drawn by two splendid horses. In the
carriage with him Prof. C. +. Ottignon, Of New
folk, and Edmund d. Price, of Boston. No sooner
Wac II XII own that the Champion had arrived than the
popuaoe expression their enthusiasm by cheers
ard Plaudits, which literally made the welkn ring The
women, lot to be oudone, waved their white embroid-
cred and fascinatingy .er'umed handkerchief, and
there was sensalion generally among everybody. Old
Sol too had now not only o6scured his roasting rays
but the clouds bad marsbaed into darkebed spots and
the occasional fall of drops of rain suggested pro-
yoki1g shower But such, haply, did not take place.
not only cooled the air but allowed the crowd 70 wit
ners with facility what followed within the ring.
We omit the accounts Of the Set-tos as they were
similar to those here and at Philadelphia.