The New York herald., 1862-08-23

TACT tremendous Our reporte. tey that the rush
among the crowd was per ectiy awfal. Al one time
q crowd OF people several hundred la number came down
Ike avalanche upon the front ranks Of the lockers
The effect Iaaghable, udicrous, and yet dsgraoefu
Women driven forward with railroad speed. and the
strongest could not keep his foothold, while the
whole surgng went pressing onward and yet therc
were very few Of those who had the opportunity Of seeing
the Corcoran. Tho imnensity Of the crowd tscl pre-
vented tho accomplishment Of the vows Of those who
were there TO see the General. Located IN open ba
rouche, and surrounded by ovcrw heming crowd no
could only be by those who nearest 10 him.
Those who had known the General before however.
distinguished him among the immense asscmbisgc
and wherever he such tremendous cheering fol
lowed have seldom heard Tho whole line OF march
covered so to speak, with national flags; aud al many
places The route the hoqsetops themselves.
the booming OF gave additional life 10 the process
sion.
The military part OF the reception exceedingly fire.
and the following hey passed in iron,
OF the City Hail.
FIRST nrvn.or
Commanded by Col. rostey, Third Hussary, Acting
Gene. al
First regiment Cavary. Col. Walter W. Price.
Third regiment Hnssars, under Senior Ca tain Burke
Fifth regiment National Guard Col. J. W. Mason.
Phoenix Brigade, Capt 2. Leonard.
Commissioned ocors OF she First Division and Volunteers
of duty
sixty.ninth regiment, right wing, column companies.
GENERAL CoRcoEAH, seated In carriage with his
Honor the Mayor.
Chairman OF Committee on National Affairs.
Chairman Of Committee on RECEIPT ion, in open barouche
Sixty.ninth regiment, lett wing, column companies
Returned prisoners.
Common Council, in carriages
Preceded by the 2ergeau,- at Arms.
Delegations from Common Council OF ihiadephia and
other cities, IN carriages.
Heads Of Departments Of tho city government
Hosrd ~ Supervisors.
Board OF School 0Aicer5 or the Fourteenth ward.
New York Fire Department in full uniform, wthoa. ap
para.uG, under direction OF
John Decker. ESD, Chcs Engineer, Acting Aid.
Provost Marshal Kennedy, Marshal
Consisting or tho honorable the Congnon Council the
s,rs guests IS Of the city Of Neg York. ' ' ~ ' ~
John Decker, Marshall
Cons stng OF tho Fro Department. turned out beyond
pcctations considering the short notice they had.
YoJEn; DEvIsos-cnIo socIsTIEs.
The various Irish Civic societies under the grand mar
Halpn and james White passed 10 the following order:
Iongsnogenen's Z. u. Society Marshal rnnis Sullivan
St. James r. c, T. A. Society, Marshdl John pwyer.
Father Matthew Society. IL Brooklyn,
Marsha! Hugh ictabe
Barry DenevoleiIt'society, Marshal ---
Ancicn. order OF Rbcrnans, " Mae hal John Tucker
Thouias FRANCIS Meashcr Club Marshal Edward Duffy.
Hibernian i. r. society MaralaI Michael Duny
Benevolent society United Sons oc Erin Marshal J. Duffy
And all other Socicss desiring 10 participate
Citizeis on horseback ard in carriages
Edward c. Maloy, Marshal,
Consisting q citizens horseback and in carriages
IN this order the processon advanced through the Rev.
cry followed by the shouts and applause Of the inmeass
concourse OF people Az the carriages rolled In rapid
succession many cries Of affection from the crowd
one great universal sentiment prsvaedCoscoran has
done his duty Bs the lord, man, you sogcrs
call on us," said two three men ana think That
they won't he allowed to grow old before tbs General
viii DO after hefn-tha Is. " he fud them Thcrs's
the General Al last said another enthusiastic
fellow aUu, don't he look al the better far
his Imprisonment with the rebclsi" And tho
truth is co. The General has, apparently, be.u
greatly improved. He has stood his npriscnen, wcn
md hard fare af had the effect Of destroying his
constitution Az least this is the opinion OF si who
seen him. especially OF tie people about the region OF the
Park and tbore car scarcely be doubt that
s General gets into The working mood there VIII be
thousands Of stout hearts and 10 cir bis brit
eade - gh. for the Union ani the liberties ef America
In tho procession up Rrcadway te sons Of Ei5erns
we're much locked upon They carriage and foar
horses sad displayed Gag which bo.a the
following inscripion:-
SSS ;ssoS sSD 7nr cSssifSS
& slEx No rRoTstcsoS paon Z
IIs BRITISH fiAo.
On c,,ng vvon street the Scus Of EberLia" were
chse-sd tho whole way from that the Aktor House ard
on 10 the City Hall Park entrance They FIRE hok
! ing body q rrea.
AZ the corner Of Broadway and Fcton stree. green
fsg of immense size nung t. tho breeze, which
was beautiful representation Of tue Irish harp