, 1861-02-15

4 Two Hours Detention.
ARRIVAL At ALLEGHANY CITY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzlbuns.l
PITTSBURGH, Feb. II, 1851.
At COLUMBUS.
At Columbus 1ater than last nights dispatch,
1T 10 o. H., Mr. Lincoln wns waited on at the
0ov1nor's mansion by the Governors Guard,
a military company chiefly composed Of DEM
ocrats, By whom he was escorted to Deahler
lIall, where grand Military Ball, in honor Of
the President elect was in progress. Mr. Lin
coin was introduced to the ladies Of the corps
and passed very pleasant hall hour In the
Aall The whole affair WIS productive Of much
good feeling.
LEAVES roR F1TTaBURGu
At6h n. this morning the special train was
Ia readiness to convey Mr.. Lincoln to Pitts
burgh By the Gteubenville short route. Tho
President Of the Railroad Company, Judge
Jcwett, and supt. Laing, wFo On board
throughout the trip, and gave the party every
attention. At every station passed. despite
untayo.nblc. weather, there were Large crowds,
and the train was sa1uted ~ 1t passed.
At CosuoCToS
the Buckeyes. were ont In force, and gave
rouslng welcome Mr. Lincoln addressed
them few words, and the crowd replied with
cheers and vast enthusiasm. They wero not
to be- cheated out Of their denonstzation hy q
4.xizxling rain, Men Of all parties seemed to
toin in and vic with one another,
ArnswARK
the Democratic Mavor WIS prepared witt =
receptiou sneech. and there WA an Immense
t~stberinr abont a Uniform erected naar th.,
t,nck. bnk the time table forbiade. and Mr..
Lincoln dld not 1eare the csrs. A 1ne band
PLAYED National airs and National salute vas
f,reJ
PORT WASHINGTON
Repeated like scene.
AT cAp1z JUNCTION.
At noon the lady Of President Of tho Road,
JUICE Jewett, the prepared most sumptuous
and elegant dinner for tie President and his
party, who departed full Of her prise aud the
fruits of her bounty.
At srHuBEKvn1E. =
A.2P. n the train made half hours stop
on the banks Of the Ohio, overlooking Vi1-
g1nta. The people were ont in force-not less
than g. ,0oo or 10000 persons were present
and that from both sides Of The river. Not
HitbstnndIrc the Ice WIS. at Alaf, food, many
: citizens of Wcllsburgh and The a5jscent cofn:
tsy of the Old Dominion gave the President \
liberal representation. The cars pass ed in
front Of carpeted stage, to which Mr.. Lin
coin was conducted amid storm Of cheers,
the salutes of cannon, which reyerbera.ed
graudty from the looming hlll.sides OVER the
river, and from the steam whistles of the at-
;aceut rolling mills, foundries and ma chine
shops. Mr.. Lincoln WAS welcomed by Judge
Lloyd Of Steubenvll1c{ in m eloquent a 10 hap
py speech.
JUDGE LLoYD's SPEECH
lie aid tnat on thi4 occasion inhanitant OF VIZ
e'nls anu unlo were p'esen, an.l'as .ns "e., ,
tne. ~e.v ~. ,ooa,n - t w, o,ef
t.tr,tc -,rr. for IT, ,urmort md ,ts resto1a1ion
The Ohio does not divide the Queen Of tha West
and the Mother Of Statesmen, and the Prsaidens
who shall in the discharge Of his oath fatthfeJ ex
ccute the Laws will receive the support ii both
sections. To JONI, hand .<,E- Ee with con- idence
enttust our hopes
L charming choir Of ONE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY fousG LADIES' FROM THE TIE 'STEu-
assyt11x SEMINARY give in spirited styi'e the
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