The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-27

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"i' ior ooiuAious-meetmg OF
5the committee or arrangements.
Yesterday morning at six O'Clock the steam
ers Silper Noon and Bostona, which had been
chartered for the purpose of meeting and a.
cortipg our Legislative guests to the citv. left
the wharf, crowded with passep gers. and nro-
cseded down the river. They met the jacob
iStrader about six miles below the oity. and
amid cheers, the firing of cannon and strains
of music, gave our yisitors n most entbu.iastio
Breakfast had been provided on each of the
boats, and after they had been dashed together.
amid shouts for Kentucky, Tennessee and
Ohio, which made the hills Of both the first
and last named States 70 echo with the sound.
the company sat down to partake Of their
morning meal. The trio Of boats then pro-
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NESTING OF THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
noon, the Committee met at the Chamber of
Commerce to conclude the preliminary ar
for the reception, which will take
place to- day at the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad Depot.
The Legislatures Of Tenn essee and X entucky,
IL is understood, in company with the Ohio
LeglblAIuTo anu tu6 OtdLG Omc0f9, leave UOIlln-
bus this morning and proceed to Dayton,
where they will dino, arriving in this city
about two o'clock.
A telegram was received from Columbus,
stating that the guests had arrived there in
safety, and that the enthusiasm there was i'm
mense; remarking, also, that it was likely the
number would be increased to eight hundred
by the time Of their arrival in this city.
TToo, ,aksa alA
the citizens rendered their thanks to the off.
GERS of the Cincinnati and Louisville mail
line, and resolved that they be added to the
list of invited guests. The thanks of tho COM
mittee were also rendered to the Cincinnati
and Memphis Packet Company, and to Cap
tain Mclean and the officers of the steamboat
Bostona, for their kindness and attention.
A committee, consisting Of 8. s. Davis, Sam
uel N. Pike, G. B. Hollister, Captain Dean
and j. W. Hartwell, was then appointed for
the purpose OF seating the guests at the Opera
house. The ladies, who accompany the vsi-
tors, it was agreed should occupy the private
boxes. ....
Tho Mayor was requested to have q portion
Of his police force detailed for the purpose Of
guarding the depot and Opera-house, at the
time OF tho arrival OF the guests. A special
corps will also be stationed at the hotels, for
the purpose Of giving our visitors any infor-
nation in regard to the city, and directing
them to such parts of it as they may desire to
visit.
A sub committee, who had been appointed
for the purpose, then stated that they could
seat six hundred ladies in that part of the
Opera house which was to be devoted to them
exclusively, and had provided that number of
tickets for distribution. Itis therefore under
stood that no women will be admitted who
are not provided with tickets, the establish
ment being opened for their reception at two
o'clock P. NJ. These tickets were placed in
the hands Of the Finance Committee for dis
tribution.
The Committee Of Arrangements was in
formed that q number of the members Of the
Kentucky and Tennessee Legislatures were
yet in the city, and Messrs. Dean, Eggleston,
Davis and Sherlock were appointed to wait
upon them and see that they were properly
cared for