Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-12
MIR. LINooLN's MOVEMENTS,

The time table over the Great Western Rail-
road Of Illinois has been made up for the special
train to take Mr. Lincoln to Washington. 1t
will consist of a single passenger car only, with
the usual attending baggage car The Presidents
party will number fifteen or these none will
be ladies-Alrs Lincoln choosing to avoid the
fatigue of such journey. The train will leave
Springfield at $50 A. H., Monday, the | til inst,
and 20 through in four hours and fifty minutes,
stopping at Decatur and TOlono, aud arrive at
the Indiana State line at 100 p. NJ; thence the
party go to Lafayette and thence to Indianapolis,
where they will arrive at p NJ. Such are the
present arrangements, which may be modified
before the day arrives.
sPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb 8, l66l.-Mr. W. S.
Wood furnishes by authority the following sohe-
dule, showing the arrivals and departures in aud
from the various localities the President elect
and party will visit on their journey from here
TO New York.
Monday, Feb 11-Leave Springfield Mt eight
A. NJ, and arrive at Indianapolis at five 2. NJ
Tuesday, l2th-Leave indianapolis at eleven
A. NJ, and arrive at Cincinnati at three +. NJ.
Wednesday, l3th-Leave Cincinnati at nine A.
NJ, and arrive at Columbus at twelve NJ.
Thursday, l4th--Leaye Columbus at eight
A. NJ, and arrive at Steubenville at two p. NJ;
leave Steubenville at twenty minutes past two
p. W., aud arrive at Pittsburgh at five P. NJ.
Friday, 15th-Leave Pittsburgh Mt ten A. NJ,
and arrive at Cleveland at four +. NJ.
Saturday, l6th-Lehve Cleveland at nine A.
NJ, and arrive at Buffalo at four p. NJ.
Sunday, 17th--Remain at Buffalo.
Monday, lsth-Leave Buffalo at six A. M,
and arrive at Albany at three P. NJ.
Tuesday, l9th-Leaye Albany at ten A. NJ,
and arrive at New York at three P. NJ.
The following railroads will be Travelled over (:
Great Western, Wabash Valley, Lafayette and
Indianapolis, indianapolis and Cincinnati Day.
ton and Columbus, Columbus and Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh aud Cleveland Cleveland and Erie,
Buffalo and Erie, New York Central Hudson
River Railroad.
Mr.. Wood has made such arrangements as will
insure both the comfort and safety of those I'M
der his charge He has provided special trains,
TO be preceded by pilot engines all the way
him TO all participants on the journey from point
to point, and only holders will be found on the
train. State and local authorities and prominent
persons, without distinction Of party, will be
invited.
To avoid crowding and annoyance to Mr.. Lin
coin, representatives of the leading papers only
will be admitted in the different stopping places
The Presidential party will be under the charge
Of the local committees, and no party coOring
being intended TO be given TO the trip, Wide
Awake and other demonstrations Of q partisan
character, will prove objectionable. Military
escorts through the stopping place will be accept.
cd, but none on the journey.
The invitation to visit Boston by the Executive
and Legislative authorities Of Massachusetts has
been declined by MIR. Lincoln for want Of time.
The Presidential family has broken up house,
keeping and is now scjOurhing at hotel,