, 1860-01-30

Ete Legislatures Rnd State Officers Of
Kentucky hna Tcnueasee at Colun-
hnA. 0hi4s.

OHIO.
zte Legislatures and State officer. Of
Kentucky Una TeMnsasee at COlu1n.
bus, 0hio.
The Telegraph has gisen brief accounts Of the
meeting OF the Executives snd Legislatures Of
three states at Columbus, Ohio, on tho eeth
inst, and of the festivities attendant upon the
occasion. We condsnss tho following parsieu-
lars from our Cincinnati exchanges Of the 9Th:
TR1r FROM LOUISVILLE TO CINCINNATI.
At an early hour yesterday the city was astir
in consequence Of the anticipated arrival Of the
Tennessee and Kentucky Legi fixtures tn route
fuz Co!ualLua~-At = L. u the steamers Eos-
tona and Silver Moon, respectively commended
by capss. McLain and Bugher Gu: loose from
Of esco1ting the distinguished guests to this
city. Notwithstanding tue inauspicious time
Of day, the boats left the wharf throngsd with
multitude Of citizens, anxious to welcome the
representatives. oil the two sister States in =
manner ut once hearty aud sincere Gu board
Of the boats were two bands VI music; Capt.
Nenter being on tha Bostona, and EruEdt on
tue Silser Moon. On the former boat WAS de-
techment Of the Guthrie Gsa5s, who hare on
this, rs on all former occasions, done their Ut
mos: to the entertainment OF the visitors.
From Louisville 10 Madison the Jacob Stra-
der made special trial Of .4er speed, and sue
cecled in aecomp i-hinx The ds:auce between
the :~o points in the shorse4t time on r.curl;
but At that place the boat WAS obliged to tly to,
that the arrangements made By the citizens
committee Of this city might te fully carried
out. The stradsr, consequently, did cot leave
Madison until 5 \. ", and at Anlcrsoa's Ferry,
six miles below this city, was met by the Bos-
tona and Silver Moon. lie boats were Ia,ird
together. the Strader occupying the centrAt po-
sitmn, aud at ten minutes Liter eight o'cloek The
tsiumi,!la1 march WIS begun. When thu hosts
Geputlsed as escorts were drawn along SIDE, the
guests we're greeted with cheer upon cheer,
that rererberated from the hills of Ohio to Ke4.
lucky. Our citizens, omocy whom was His
Honor the Mayor. Benjamin Eyglestop. Rufus
King, members Of the Councis, and many others,
quickly boarded the Ssrader, and did every thing
in their power TO prove that the princio IL per
tai of Ohio was ready TO do homaEe to the glc-
rious occasion. And Le!ure We forget il, We
mas Al well note Lerc that never before dill SO
large and varied m assesmbtage fnd aud make
in 70 shors i time 30 u.any ac4uaintances. Ube
old, griy-hairea Nun, from Tennessee, Upon
whose brow WAS stamped the wrinkles Of three
sccre years aud ten. and whose feeble step de-
noted the rapid decay Of years, seize,l protni-
nent citizen ~ tha baud, as he jumped aboard
the St.ader. End with words qulrcriug witt, ex.
ci'emcns at The soul-s:irrrs events around him,
asked. " Arc you l1uckeye!' Isl an sir" was
the reply. "God bless you all for tl,:s,.' ejacu-
lated he, throwing his arms about the neck Ut
Of the sstonl=h.d Cinciuns,iau, =" this is more
titan VIC expected"
tll atsus tilc bank Of tue river, men. women
aud c!:: we've out with waviog handkcr-
c;.ieis, ard seemed determined to outdo with
their voices the dea1tuin: screeches Of the steam
Whistles, that blew tteir vapoty notes with =
shr,llness that seemed to reach tie blue eu,-
prrNau, and resou1d to r::rth with reloutied
vig'r. Az the boats nea.ed the city, the excite
r.
unmlndtAl Ut tie festive scene. appeared 90 the
rirerbank and sent Vi, stcir notes Of wtlc,u iu
honor Of the guests, ID on the roof Of the largo
factory near the Gas Works we noticed 4 hun
dred or more t,etu'y girls, that for tile no1cc
bud laid aside their labor to JON in the stirrip,
song Of gfadness.
When the tripied squadron here in sight Of
that pas: Of the city between Haiu anl Erua.:-
way, and fronting On the landing, heau1.tui
sight was disclosed 10 view. The IaEdi,g was
black with moving mass Of human heads; and
pendant om the house-teps, and tyiuy f:oa,
the windows, and stretched across the street.
were banners. flags aad other holiday devices.
indicative that general feeling Of unanimi:v
and good fellowship peTTaded our cit;zers. The
beavy-n,outhed cannon oil the Guthrie artillery
l":aied fcrih salute that WAS ruickls re,po.d-
ed to by salute from the Barracks, ind at in
terynls uf = moment each these deep toned
messengers OF war rang forth their metal2d
suti!-lnS of,rj icing.
when oIn,x;.a ,ts ,;t- and ,,r,cs.ssJ ~, ~,
fhe rrtr IN .!.nos;, IL. ,,aary esr,,, ~ h,,.,a
freight ut tie depot Of the Little Miami Rail-
rand Company. Capt. Wilson, Chief IT Police,
was on the srouad with the entire Eulic force
Of the city, aad clearing the way from tie beat
walk nm M. I,;lt , rpry la,nr ~, .,,j ~
uhir1, u,r,rI, orcrI-r,taI &k. nn, .m.,t. ~ Il: -
committee. It ten minntss mast NM. o.cI,c: s
the entir. narfr n,nar;r,jlxI str.n,.t,s ~ -,
tho 1n.mi,prs n n,,r j,;tr f.:,,e,.;1 ~
thar ;acss m The n5ccinrf. nf lie ;,un.,, f.t,
and xt,rtsd tnwar,,t ~, C.r;,s, Wy
Tbe ay,ct urrh,r ~ nsrson, A., +ho 1o..
or1 eom,r;.;nr tbo rsrtr =. .,,,..,. 49, a",,,';
nnt asf;nitelv ie.rn 1t Had;zon - ~. ,,on,,4
ta.;on franz fni;an.noix ;on1,r:, ,ha S.ra.,r "pr
and VIC should think the nuo,brr when 1 tLs =
rc,ch.d bere conI,l mt h~rn lan, ,s.. ,h.,, = y
or ca NV ''@'s 1'e' 'e'' 'A"A ~
THE wx1couE Ar corrunrs.
,,..
u ns lo'nt eoesenHou ct !oe SENATE ard
iHoass i u Enspseseata1ses mel IN tae nia o. me
.apa,e .a;' o' nepsesen!atsss at two O'Clock. Il
!eleSl5H was feceiFeu anu reau, announcing
.n. m.. mo "@"''-'"~ sf"''' a. "'' Lieut. behind
~ tb.1en,xt ,,rc. ,,,a ha,.;,,. oe ,,.
a.. sa,,n,,s af ,,,n.t;.i $50 "s a'ua.s aa'4 ~
.,n,Ts,':;I H.. 'ear.a..t ~. ~ ..'>' ~ sne
S.a.c Soor the t:am,n;,,ea ~ ~ nsaes.; - ~
o.cn,t .nrns -s'I f,In-..,a - - an't
Ssn,,,., s,,i H.. .. w. 1,.a.oAtp' VI
,;ra, ~ -l,st 49, S.,ta I;.'.s. -. !seP
n,,n sn th.. Sa,n+o-" .nI .os ssn,! se~r
T.nrcs.aa ~, n,s,,,b.-s af ~ ~ "
;nr;,.5 ,.uests rhs hi, ,r.,a a aaa ~
t:ov Ils,n;sor ,sat'.,',a,t S' .se e.uwssu
.,uns,s in = i,risr sne.,i' W f,1o,Ss 'Asss1''eo
Er:s,,,s If 'rs,nrsss 49, ~ tnh;.ns.,,,
tuciv m hcia,f NJ H. ne,.nl. aT nh;o "a ! neu
inv thFon,i, th.;r c,norii s.s,.,,,,. speaA
you At tl.is their csn;toi r1eet W. ~ rsera
..n,st;rns ~ sn..r.i,,, S,..ah, sI... - .ep1e-
hrathr.n ~ ,be 1-..s s.isS ~ H., sa:.e y9u g
ths rsntar .nS a. e;,.Jsi - ~ ..;si is'pp''
csdaracT i "-.st xc,, ~ faisos ,;,:. a. cuu-
yIn;oa ~ 49, IN ~ al +la .,.. .. we
r,.Eas ~ rrost ,re,,,; -: " "uasesef
..aass,.4,;a.s " W. s""at!, ana LIE
1nen hanaGt ~ III ~. ~ 'ue GHun ana conf
~, roos, 1rst.T,,t .i,,- ~ -. - HA ne n:gnes'
~ al tb.sa 1,arnroJ ;;.Ga ~ ~ cn'1en
hs,-+;1r rs1en,',sa ha.a s; -. ssate sn' you arc
Cnrcrnor W,.o11;n |.snon;.,, .,...,-
tba nv oft1,o S,.ta ~ Eant,,sl.- o9IIus's w
RIA f:crarror ND f:sna-ai .se.s.t, taau.etsn2
myst rs,,.n IL hae.if - ~ ne sa:o:
c,ats nna 49,, sr;s1stus ~ ~ peoP!s o. my
rr.,ef,,I thsnts for III. 80 s1;s" our
III. h:, exner,si = w.-u, rss,oa.aa eat ~e.eoo,e s re
nnon.r of l)h;o hrt v ar,s ,,r,,,sa".u rom sne
r-aa,;nr - ~ ~ NJ pa.ea 'os sucn
sS;i;s'.n.h -.,...t s - ass oesn mag
~ ~ ;r.s;o... -, f'o;na. .ue momsn. va set loot
w,,h Il. ,roor ~ ,.'csf,I sn ~ ".1e leee'sed