New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

ceHenl hedllu ana hpIIts' AL icHaih "PVn mo
improved appearance. He is more than gratifed
with the genuine, universal enthusiasm and kind
ness which greets him.
In passing North Bend, some members of Gen.
Harrison's family were at the grave of the ex-
President Mr.. Lincoln stepped upon the rear
platform of his car, and saluted the group by
bowling. The incident was unprecedented, and
therefore effective.
INDIANAPOLIS, Tuesday, Feb IL, 1861.
Gov. Morton called on Mr.. Lincoln this morn
ing at the Bates House, and escorted him and
part of the Presidential cortegc TO the Guber-
Material mansion, where the party breakfasted.
Mrs Lincoln and her two sons arrived this
morning and joined the party. Immense crowds
commenced gathering at the Bates House at day
light. and at 9 O'Clock every available space near
the hotel was occupied. The crowd in the par.
lors, recepton-roOms, and halls was equally
great.
Last night previous to Mr.. Lincoln's departure
from the Bates House, he was again introduced
from the balcony by the Hon. Sol. Meredith.
Mr.. Lincoln said he lad no speech 10 make. II
he made speeches whenever his friends desired,
he would not be able to reach the National
Capital OF the appointed time. He once more
thanked the nssemblage for the reception, aud
trusted We all might meet again under one flag
of one Union. lie babe them aGectionate fare
well. At l0t O'Clock, Mr. Lincoln and suite were
escorted by the Governor and Committee Of
the Legislature, to the depot, and departed amid
the shouts Of the multitude. Capt. G. W. Hazard,
l.. s. A., al the request of Mr.. Lincoln, joined
the party here.
MORRIS, Ind, Feb. l2-l:lO p. m.
The train bearing the President, family, and
invited guests, arrived without detention. Large
and enthusiastic crowds assembled at oil the
stations. The train stopped at Shelbyyile and
Greensburg only, where Mr.. Lincoln appeared
at the rear end Of the train, and spoke few
words
Every precaution has been taken by the rail-
road company to insure the safety Of the train,
Flagmen are stationed at every road-crOssng,
and every half mile, displaying the American
flag as signal Of Z" all right
LAwRENCEBURG, Ind, Feb. ~, 1861.
There is an immense crowd here and flags aud
banners are suspended over the track. MI Lin
coin said he hoped all were Union men here and
friendly with their neighbOrs across the river.
lie was frequently interrupted with cheers. The
train moved of amid salutes, music, aud tumul-
tuous cheering.
CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Feb. ~, 1861.
| The train arrived at the appointed time at the
foot of Fifth street, which was literally blocked
with people. The locomotive was once COM
PEELED to stop The crowd was SO great it was
impossible to get out OF the way at the depot,
and it was found necessary to bring the military
and police force into requsition to clear it away.
The reception was an era in the history OF Gin
cinnati.
The weather was mild and beautiful. The
streets were crowded with citizens and people
from this and the adjoining States. The streets
through which the procession passed were crowd
ed at an early hour, and the windows filed with
ladies'. The Burnet House, where the Presden-
tial party stop, was handsomely decorated, and
every arrangement made for the comfort OF the
distinguished guests The stars and stripes were
lying from all the public and number Of pr.
yate buildings.
At halfpast two the military, which made
fine display, and the Committee Of Arrangements,
were at the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad
Depot. On the arrival of the train, Mayor
Bishop introduced and welcomed the President
elect to Cincinnati. Mr.. Liz IN t. seat in
barOuche drawn by ak white horses amid the
deafening cheers of vast cOncOurse of people.
The procession, in charge Of Miles Greenwood,
took up its march, passing through the principal
streets amid the cheers of men, and waving OF
flags and handkerchiefs by the ladies, to the
Burnct House, where it arrived at 5:l5, which
Mr.. Lincoln entered amid deafening cheers
Mentors band playing "Hnil Columbia" and
Star Spangled Banner"
After few moments rest, Mr. Lincoln made
his appearance on the balcony, accompanied by
Mayor Bishop, who made short Introductory
adJrass NJ ;pcoln then aDoke "A follows: