The New York herald., 1862-08-23

corporate authorities OF Jersey City IN obed,ecs 70 We
popu al expreesiou 70 bad you for moment ~
yo'r hal marches 70 your long deserted home, q
the mage of their confidence aid regard We
O. nat h pc thirtin this hanr, . eain yc
inte- midst, cr We NV fos tn ~ ST. ne
tie m ie lty, yolr ch SeU Il Ho. tkfN u fecei
y1u ait yuur rsoaed ah. etce ara 70 greet you ~
ovation Sssed ia her alnas, bee use q the t.as
sue igs you nave fhe or her w. You ~ .
alacrly with which you rushed 20 her de enee when
ioul tfes1n feaei iss hydra neas ms hefou oaser5
disayea as The chosea leader II lhs historic sxy
ninth dpou Manassas CORY laA, ard that uncenglsri
bic love Of country wh en- no geons n neiseeduans
~ tn rs, no suhefiuts cou uiansa Or toa e-.puN
braYely grand have yen deeNga the higL hide 1ce
repased, when, with your gsi.ars gnet whose tai
tered folds now give eyiel how the con-
aict yol passe through this state than sixeen
months ago drive back tho trai'orous foe who were
threa,sniay The gates Of Washington. Upon that
many OF New Jerseys adopted sons, some Of
whom have returned to witness this tribute 70
you to-day, while others sleep then last sleep,
where sound awake them 70 glory AGAIN This
mighty thronp-these banners boating in the breeze as
the embcms Of that constitutional liberty yon have sui
fered so much maintaithese shouts c generous well
come do but the deep devotion Of New Jersey in
the Issues this mighty struggle and bear witness 10 he
sincerity depth OF hcr stem for those who haze
rendered such ustros services for the perpetuaton
and triumph OF tho American Union. Is tho pride OF
state garlands for tho brave She viii oin
New York to day in high procession and mingle her
shouts with hers OF welcome, thrice welcome, home
GENERAL coRcoRAE's REPLY.
Sla-permit me to thank you and the honorable body
you represent and ycur fellow citizens through you, for
The high yon have paid my arrival amongst
you. This is ovation which until very few minutes
ago very unexpected indeed But ! am pleased to
all this enthusiasm. II is 50 clearly NANTES ation
the that il not 20 do honor bat intended
prove their devotion TO the constitution and TO the laws
air fought side by sido with your oups, and brave
y they performed their duty. ard deep the
debt Of gratitude they have earned Of their
country. (Checrs) am now, sir going 20
my native, my adopted State. | going for
tho purpose OF preparing myself as speedily as possible
TO unite the troops Now Jersey and others o tho loyal
Str Ct hriVaiLN.
and cideaYor more, hope successfully, to
crush this foul rebellion. do not come among you
10 loter, 10 make speeches 10 receive oyatoLs;
cone 10 prepare niy.cif and & make ready for taking rV
pi.cs the ranks Of your brave volunteers now fight
ii support or the glorious constitution ana for The ros;or
ton OF the Union care not Tor politics at tbs horf-.et
them be set aside FOR trne. care ~, Of what political
stripe may be. be unites With me in tne cause Of
he Union he is my BROTHER and shall take him by the
hand SUCH Permit me, sir, again 20 thank you for
your kindness. regret that time will not permit 10
express nay thanks as would desire
Cheers greeted the General as no concluded his re-.
marks
o. the New Jersey Common Courcilmen, where he was
met BY the New York derutoton. The frcmen formed
in lines with arms extended and hands o.asped and In
this way stepped 10 tho right and left from tile depot to
The boat, presenting barrier that the crowd could not
break through Notwithstanding the great jam which So
long prevailed In tho depot and The constant crush, no
accident Of any kiad occurred.
TIE START FOR JEHSEY CITY,
Il fuleu. Of the portion Of the programme entrusted
tho Common Council that body assembled at twelve
O'Clock yesterday a; room No. 8, City Hall, pre-.
psrasory to taking their departure Jersey City
to await the arrival Of the honored guest Of the
csy, and escort him to his adopted city
aud home The steamer Payousa chartered for
the occasion, and although enc O'Clock fixed for
starting it two before the steamer left tho
IL. - V..-z
was gay with nags and s.reamcrs. On her deck
we're assembled several Ct the City Fathers and
near them was spreld a table literally sup
pl.ed With roast beef, ham and bread, and nearer
them stin, aac.he: table. was . bowl Of
bo,nsifl dmsnscns. containing aromatic compound
f great attraction the Aforesaid fathers The steamer
did not a 20 the ferry but put up tho river
dstaEce and then sscaaed for the Jersey shore.
On the Jersey side but little stay made, aud the
PARTIES beard treated - ther sail tho river
Ito cec,s ci which the gentlemen OF the dcputatop
we're observable in removed visits To the boGntal bow
Aforesaid These noables consisted Of Adcrnea Farley
chii. Allen, Mitchell ara Smith; Coancmen 0rton
Ioncs, Stevenson, Hogan and Keecb. little before
three O'Clock the boa, again was made fast
70 the wharf near the Jeraey Railway de-
pot, ands the commlttee Of reception went ashore
ard repaired ut the DEPOT, under the escort Of
Several Of the Ph.iadeIphlsn Committee Of Reception
in that city on beard tho Pavonta and others tsa
Yelled down Is ths escort {. their henoret guest.
TWAS abou. tweuty mIuGtes past three when Gene
Corcoyan reached the steamer, wlisrs he taken in
charge by the Ccnnittee on National Affairs. He was
received With cheers by thoss On board aud followed
by tho cheers OF tire thousands The shore. On the
boat ho was ut surrounded by crowd aud for
tnc inconsder1ely aud roughly pressed upon he
hai been in the ovcrcrowdoi depot Bat the gallaat
General bore his sufcFinss like a martyr. He
exhibited no efoo;o and INDUCED ia rcmarks save
.uch az elected from hn in rosponse to tho
marks Of these aroma hin. TIE brave little chaplain %
the slyybinth vas al there attending with lively alac
rty and evident deyotn to TIE ehes Of the brave
wnoAc spiritual chief he had heea u the camp in the
eld Father Mooney expressed himself tie happiast
slrns once c,srng he hands Of hs friend and
sixty ninth agair into the Eca'yes and Father Nooney
with them" said the reverend gentleman. "Yes re
turned the General, blt you say that your
se7 "oh udsca I'll bs there" rejoned the father
ts,nd all the boys vii DO with rhcre, ioo.''
Among othsra or the boat after leaving ier-
soy City WIS Congressman Ely, fellow prisoner
Of General Cmco-a n gicimond In from, OF the boat
waved genfn Gag slai had been brought
ard wi,ie tho hta tue other side and as the
boat Ieafcl lie AG:e,s aud the fss Was raised aft and
waved aud fro, u taken as signal that The
psctsd Ua.d. aad the swell OF ts-Isands og
greeting voices shs waters in wccune Guns
hrod their sslu,os sid tho irmense kamln t,ol
up again the welcoming strain, repeated and repc.t.:
gptn tho boa, o,inc sicngsd de the Castle Garden.
THE SCENE on THE BATTERY
Was grand sni impressive, beyoad description. Fire.
roer military, horse and loot. zouayes tusss Iaocsrs
artillery n. drawn up way To ses on ihs
creates, advantage their VAR co.oied uniloua The
crowd c peop.e hss surpassed that ans previous
son oil Dngjng With ihe grea:s-, coed nr,cr among
each he, anf all stirred with one connca iuiyuls
and enthqaiss,. The sun shcne ON the lm;ncnst and
brilliant eutass uprres isely bat with jus, slch
.eryor asgnei'aed with tha wtc stirred the hert.
Of all and which none tci, icyoly expoc'an; faces
Tie ceG,ar galleries which Traverse tie csst!o Gar
der wefe densely fis With occupants, the fair sex