The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13

tha snvcrns.ent has cotsr,ptsi resistance or
Why had thsy not taken back the forts seized by t.
&ates BE had MT felt disposed % ned 1ollnern ooed
wish Pr 'vdence wond gfan' him sreng d
enough 10 take an active n, N me "heo'oas struggle
when tns veteran General hal ceased speaking tse
peudnus cheer w4s sent by thu military and the as
ssmhlsd multitude, wh waved Their hats aud made the
well m rig viii their harr,hs The c,renge passel in
front OF the line OF the military and returned by
The PROCESSION then formed and marched through
She principal ssres Of tae city and subsequently, dis
missed.
From the New Orleans Delta March8l
David rwiggs the trusted heatensnt o. Jackson the
eompa,rot ~ o- the chief who has led the
srmies OF the iae replohc in SO many victorious c,n-
nets-thc taitof OF James Buchanan and Joseph Holt
wa received yesterday b. the citizens Of New Orleans
N manner worthy OF this great and patriots, city No
euct reception has been accorded In New Orleans 70
public man since the welcome OF General Taylor. on his
return from The gorio1s achievements OF his Mexican
campaign As apsgeant, though got up with little pre-
paraton u was hardly ever equaied in this city. TIE
military wee out In targe force More than twenty fun
AND some o. them very large uniformed companies were
n Inc The Orleans Guard alone Turned out $40 men,
she Washington Artillery, louisiana Guard ami Or
leans cadets 100 each The ranks OF the Ores.
cent Rifles, Of several companies OF Zouages the
Montgomery 1nard, add other companies of the two
brgadss OF Generals Palfrey and Tracy also mustered
strong. The whole formed column Of gallant well
dscpiDed and splendid troops turned ont TO
eeive . veteran hero and general But the military,
after all formed small feature in the grand recep
lion. the demonstration OF the vast crowd of citi
zens that assembled 70 welcome the patriotic soldier and
CROWDED broad Canal street for several squares and the
sidewalks OF ali the streets through which the procession
moved, heir loud and prolonged hurrshs the waving OF
hsnckerehiss by the ladies' from every window and bal
cony, and the Frightened and flushed expression Of
twenty thousand faces-whch proclaimed In such elo-
Quen terms the earnest patriotism Of people and
their devotion t. the flag of the Confederate States This
manifestation purely Of patriotic zeal for the
republic. The returning veteran came from CORY and
victorious fields he haa often returned before with
out eiicitiDg any public demonstrations He came
with Of the pomp and circumstance Of war, with
trophies OF victory and no gttering insignia Of high
command. General and soldier OF forty years and of
hundred lights, he came now to receive the highest
honors and OF people for OF those victories
glorious than those OF victory Of patriotism
pride and military puncto OF love of country over
the love of station. He reugent with that bright
est and purest of al gloris that of having prevented
boodshed and civil warof having saved his countrymen
from that most horrible OF all exhibitions Of human pas
sion and voieDce-fraterna strife and This consti-
tuted the treason for which the Of David Twggs
vas stricken from the roll Of the army Of the United
States and this constituted the claim upon the gratitude
and affection of the people Of this city, Of which the
ecption OF yesterday was so splendid manifestation.