New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
ANOTHER PATRIOTIC SPEECH.
PREPARATIONS FOR Ills RECEPTION HERE
Reception Of Hrig.-s,en. Cercsraa
Cify Of Phiiadciphia- Great 4 M" '"'''"A''
Of the People.
LOYALTY OF PHILADELPHIA.

BY Oar Special Repor;cL
LOYALTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
pi,.de,on.s the Guy brotheriy love in times Of
pace. ia lighting Quaker wncn Feoeh'oh is den"he
sud lib, rty aud Union are III Jeopardy she s'ahos
mn roudl, side by side with her sister cities, L
crown with laurel the loyal Den who have periled
their lives Ia defense of their native adopted cou-
,r,. Her geoeroas hospitality, lsvshed upon ON
,roops Oh tneir way TO Washington, At TIE com
penoe mept VI civil ber tender care OF .n'
wounded heroes n their return from tie held, ano
be! patriotic sacrifice Of blood and treasure 10 sus
tain The Government, and suppress the mailed All
mad eteon, were inspired by the same spirit OF
loyalt, that led her to give Gen. COIcoran such -
81 lenoii reception.
PREPARATORY MEETINGS.
Preparatory meetings had been held night after
night aud arrangements made by the Irish ard OF er
s-soIaiio,s 70 rvs'ema zc their movements 80 that
tlc procession might march "to the mu.ic If thu
rrion " vi hon, any awkward sto,s or hindraices
'nis morning at other me iing was held, h, ~
o,l,cE, at SAMSON slIeet Hall, 10 make farihe'
pIe,nraii ns tor tie pro, ession OF TEizens. Ali
ere nvi ed 70 join in The d'monsIatlou, for Gen.
CorcOran Is common property al all delight 10
hiui honor. Though au Insbman by brtn, he Ia all
A4eriran by aooplon, and beiobgs 10 ali WHO rove
tu.,r country. He is one OF hose connecting hnsr
ich bring men Il ser H. the great brotherhood OF
tie race. relaud ana America Join hanos, an
both hearts beat III each palm. The green BaS ai'0
the stars aid s;ii, es from tie saine STALL IKE
XII dred leaf aud blossom from the csrne Stem. {
usi,a strings OF The harp OF tfln are not torn "
tie ,aious oil TIE eagle.
CITY DECORATIONS.
Seen from baiOOD Pbllade hia wonid have pre-
led the appearance Of great city whose luhabi'
.au's were all ia tue streets marcbiEg III trlani-
ihal procession, Will bands Of music and anicrs
OF stare. Fass ornaneIted with appropriate de-
wees waved frum window and house-top. dome AID
splre. Every public building, tie street cars, e
scope ind factories. were decorated WIN oaIiLers.
Tie city wts gorgeous With orbaInentA'on. Ire
softer diess for which the city formerly had world
wide reputation formed good BAGS ground iron
which BRING our cnti iruUusiy the splendid deco
fSious every here ysitle, for the eli zens ,eened
w we with each otter III Eadatle Efforts TO sho"
essIr appreciation OF Gen. Michael CVIcofaD true
man aud true so.arr deserving the era Nude OF th
people. As lie along the streets amid tie shouts
o. the masses, icy Recognized III tlm the eu'bod'
peut OF pFiucipie which never fails TO awaken ELL
ttu~iasm. Toe green tanners, The Union Tag a'G
r. ieanIi,g Duets did bot celebrate the ARRIVAL
vi i hobby officer clad in the gded Dup OF war,
tug the rece,liun Of hero who when his auop ed
country was menaced by organized Rebellion, place.
himself at Tue head oi the gallant o!th, ana with
overlooking Iauks DasleDen 10 The rescue.
ARRIVAL AT TIE BALTIMORE DEPOT.
Baltimore, large number OF spec atois collected IN
snd around the depot, each looking for favorat lie
$40, from scn To gala good look at tue GeLt raj
A uoh Z iorce On baud TO Keep the peace, which,
was br ken in one ins An,e ouly. The bellioerenLs
no taken too much la. er, ard cNtt mpoliZed hght
t,t ADS 10 work il oft. Tie row was soon qna-hed
nne of,er restored vi bout maAiog au asrest. AoOu
= ousr,.r before 4 the whistle anOusced tue Hp
a., roach Of the carr aud there was great rusu II
Lie al, ectiOn VI tie track which they were couf
ing IN. First caIDe small De acbment 0f soldiers
AID ii Gu tie gallant General made his appsarauc'
xuid tie nuzz.s Of tie multitude. How young hi
luks exclaiLed Ole ~ another, as tbay looked al
him. He certainly ioo.s ten Years younger tnah he
i. and LIE Is much better looking than the lortruIt'
Of hin ia Al are uLl,Ded aud scatiered 90 pIoiusel
over the country. lie If very modest mall, and IL
evidently oil tuat type OF uiaiL hood w5.c never al
temp,s IT, pass tor more than II ID worth, aid never
puss ts beet goods at the front widow.
fle is lal slender, straight OF nb and square
shouldeied Naturally pnic, Dis long imprsonuenI
bAs cast still paler hoe over lis counienaoce. lie
has hgnt brown hair vi tOut thread Of silver III II
"A l,in, yellow musiacle and beard, and ,ile eyer
that sparkle with electric fire when be becomes eA-
cited he was dressed IL fnll uoiiorn and potwith-
saldlug his youthful, aluost btyi,h face, W. Ell be
ra.ed l,ls CAD aud showed Ls finely developed bead
tile least observing could discover the fact that he
hao fair capital OF braun behind hls reputation, and
never need depend upon the trainings OF war 70
maze hin d oi distinction Everybody who
-colli get beyond tie every where presout ponce
shook him by the hand, and he cordially cissleC
evory friendly hand extended TO him.
COURSE OF THE PROCESSION.
At the time appointed, The military escort unde,
the direction OF Col. Heenan OF the 10th PeIbsyi
wanna Re, iment, formed on Washington street, tn'
teu resuns Oh Broad street, the right extending
eastward lie different civic societies tia, partci
paled IN the Demonstrated formed Oh Broad street
ad Other ad aeeLt streets, falling III the ne Of ID,
prOcessIOn alter the military. Immediately upof
the arrival u tie train iron Baltimore al the depo
brtrna
was received with an appropriate mili,ar.
fslute, ana was then escorted 10 the er-Sboi
Volunteer Refreehment Balloon Ill Otsego street, al
invi alton having been extended 10 and accepted by
HIN IRON that aseocia'ioB-the procession haltint
-snaan lime at Front street Leaving the SALOON
zLe procession started ageid Passing up Front to
<LristIau, up Christian TO IhIfd, up Third TO Vine
Vine 10 Twelfth, down Twelfth 10 Arch, down
Arch 20 Fourth, down Fourth 10 Chestnut, and W
Chestnut to the Ii III Of Independence, where Gen.
I Ssrco.sn was formally received and welcomed to
Ne city by has Ito or, dayor Henry. The military
& IL marched TO Market street, where they were
O. zoi.sed.
lie music was under The charge of A. Birgfeld.
IT, De were three bands III the line, and their uutic
was very inspiring.
INDEPENDENCE HALL.
In dependence 1ai ccuid not contain Il thousandtb
mari u The vast multitude that sufged Ike sea
about iGs walls, and YET eli were anxious 10 look
os,ee more upon the sacred relic of the . old,u
time" e0dier and nero OF toe present DAY un-
der tie rOOi VI our ancient temple Of hbery, III died
80 many su.ges icns and WE 30 fraug!t " i,i rem
ini,cenct y, We reeined contemporaries with tie AL
clients aisd sbcents win our contemporaries duriae
tL. ervi &c OIL tue reception ceremony Tbs Dor .
truts of ,lr sodiers ana Statesmen orators and pb
lssophere that aOrn the walls OF the OLD hall see,ea
n, be- euhyxe0 with life they looked down {, NJ
adv mon The interesting scene. One would scsrce,
have been surJIiSed " have been them walk out o.
th.i- pided ilaaies and unite then congIatalaivn.
VII. ours, while tuey urged to follow them " the