The New York herald., 1862-08-30
GENERAL coacoRAM IN sosToS.

GENERAL c0Rc0RAM IN S0sT0S.
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TnAxnsmse Turnout or Citiscns--A Most
Warm and Enthusiastic Receptions
Great Enthusiasm ~ Newport, Fall
River, Myricks, Taunton, MWasesAd
and ROxbury, 80.
Bossos. August -. ie6A
General Corooran arrived In ths city hs forenoon.
Hs came via Fall River, and welcomed st Newport.
Fa!i River Myricks, Taunton and Mansfield with Dos<
enthusiastic demonstrations Of delight.
At Rnxbury General CorcOrao welcomed witt .
formal reception from the c,ty government, and wss
escorted 70 the city line by great turn out Of ctreas
Re WAS mo. by immense procession from this CITY,
headed by Mayor wghsmsn and the members Of shs Ci
Courci who escorted him through the principal strssis
10 Bnetoa Common
seemed the entrs population Of Boston and its
suburbs had turned TO welcome the gallant General
Everywhere the route Of the processionn the bal
coacs tho steps Of houses, a. Tho windows ON na
sidewalks IN the streets--tne throng was immense
Boston has never seeu such day Of excitement ana sa
thuslasm before.
Gen Corcorsn WIS introduced immense mu'titcAs
the Common IN appropriate speech by ayor W'shs
GEN. ccaooRAE's spEECH.
Tho cheer ing having subsiod, Con. corooran thanked
the audience or the reception extended him and a.
fribaed thor zeal for the good cause. and be felt
aIs0 "a compliment paid HIM rs Representatives 81
e adopsed ozshs who had nobly done their dyy
,hor country He spoke OF the hearess character Of che
rebellion which sought TO overthrow the fairest fabric q
government the world ever saw Boston no reerfea 70
IN le,ns of praise As the birth place Of American liberty
and hs home cf friends Of their coantfy, OF mon
orthv "a take the places Of the revolutionary sres
Tie Fssa 10 Which hS belonged had ah'o shown tnem.
selves the supporters q tns ~ bcnn
GOOD old Massachusss1 would w. always ress 70 nonef
them lie did not forget the day when ~ s.S
New York stdo by side ON tine battle ,tio y 2&S
run, and this welcome TO hm, ad0pted
citaen Of New York was peculiarly grateful. TIE tAns
bad now arrived when nothing must bs thought AZ bus
mo duics and obligations we owe our country ana 10
and he appealed all present TO do their duty
this matter rroptly and with sacrificing spirit
Tho government fully awake to tho sense Of It's re-
sponsb'y All wanted was popular uprising 70 finish
the and 10 aid that he was here 20 the guest OF hs
city without respect % party or nationality 20 show y al
his follow citizens OF Irish birth what calamity thesuccess
OF tho rebels would be to tho country.
easra corco dned with the city government at ths
Revere House The speeches were MANLY ~
qenern' Corcoran sIiued TO tho strange scene IN Rch
mond In which xod bayonets enforced order against
the music of the Star Spar scd Banner as reasonable,
aud 10 his posrs OF again hearing the arr He declared
chat his si!sh;ss much hoghiered by the efforts
"s n s sc ns ns, = to as end '00a "
Speeches made by the Mayor ard o,hers--Nr
Pockney, President Of tne Council Of New York.
speaking for thai city, aud Mr. Price, III. G., OF Boton
Tor President Lincoln assuming that like Washington h
day, he first in the hearts Of his countrymsn.
ANOTHER sPEEoH FROM GENERAL 0oEG0RAN.
In the -yonng. aer serenade, General Cogcoran "a
dresssd several thousand people. In which he said the
North in The remotost degree the Of tns
II was brough. ony by rew demagogues n
the south no charged upon tho south the barbars-
ties Of numbering than Thousand soldiers, robbing
more than ak hundred dead bodies, and treating -
fe,ons officers OF 6en. Pcro's army. He thanked Gsd
they could not provoke this government 70 like barbari
ties. He expressed tho that the President
would be sustained in his call for troops and urged
nstments When cheers were given tor the Sixty nietA
regiment he sad they would be heard by his men, who
would not 10 tight till the Though
Sighting for the liberties OF this country he believed
Tns Gsners leaves hore early in sts morning, ani
spcsks ia Worcester and Springfield Oh his way homs.
81 this rebellion would be ia depiyin them the only
valuable placs or refuge tbey had the whole earth
Lss mos tho poiecusm s-y thry have suffered BY tAs
hand Of Know Nohisgs Tha, was past, and 70 day We
mad paradcd the funeral OF Know Nottingham All
knowledge that the Irish caeDs had done thor duty
Gar and they meant to do !, si This rebellion was u
end.
sTIIK ANOTHER SPEECH PROM esNERAL oOICOaAk.
Genera. Corcoran spoke OF the sss meeting
In New York and Of the sixty noth, which bad returned
h1ns with him. and which would MI 70 ~ ranks and g
back with him. rhsy and he would 40 and svengc the
mar,s the scah Ind heaped upon Irehmeu. Tho SoatA
aud ~ nstruacnts opposed " ntezests and
an rishnsn herc was despised In The highest degree.
Tho ssty ninth should nst 80 hiono remedy tho evis
lie oayed upon bis hearsrs 70 come forward and
th1 CORPS. Tie thinks Tho degradation OF white
=, the Scuih could be overrated and spoke Of the
educated, higher classes ruling ala masses with
despctic hand Mad he kDown how degraded portion
OF the people o. this country were nigh. nave prevent
cd ii. ever becoming ci:.yon. Men had met In the
halls Of state and ken cstbs year stcr yoar who wers
false 10 hsm All the tins There regiments al the
south whore nne hundred of had 10 siga iAsr
w.tb a II s easy 20 make such people be-
lieye anything and by falsifytna facts, mud practising
upon their ignorance the vino bad been traitors tor
thirty years had led them into thserrols rebe,,oa.
Cen. CoRfcrks concludes by aaytug--
You knsw that ihe Prosdens OF tha United States IN
tends follow up is for ,ne restoration Of the
Cn,on, nothing nothing less We have nothing
70 do with tho sivery question Ar matter of course
win settle Itself march akns The government n
not sninS 10 psle for n. We hgbtln2 for ths
consiituon aId tho unr, aud nothing elsa. We
beip u. rcndor yeu M heartfelt thanks FOR this grand
ovation 70 day. vii! always be inooaiive 10 duty
AND will shsw 10 all thai who acts right and does
bis duty win meet with his reward.
1fs spescb, Of which tho above 10 only outre,
eptuently patriotic thro.gbou., and frequently In
tmrursd by h>rty spp,ssc. Az tbs General lett the
stand the crowd tumuliuvsy patrotio, apd actually
carried him o HE carriage Nearly s The s.eres In tho
cy eosoa and the rscsr Ion altogether was one of
.he greatest ovstioss ever Witnessed IN Bcs,on.
Sot SigIas 10 GENERAL CoRocsAx.--Tbrorgh Ms Mar.
m .lc agent Of the Norwich and Boston line of steamers,