New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-01
OVATION AT FANEUIL HALL
VISITS TO CELEBRATED LOCALITIES
Departure for Portland and Halifax.
BOsr0y. Monday, July 81. 1865.

coin and Aldermen Clapp and Gorield and soon nfer
nine o'clock carriages were taken for Cbarlcs,own
! Nayy-Yarj
Mrs rant Miss Jes se Grant and Masters Frederick
and Ulysses Grant accompanied the General who, IS
usual. was loudly cheercd by an enthusiastic crowd.
Leaving the hotel at 3. O'Clock tho party ar
rived at tho Navy Yard. where they were re-
ceiyod by Rear Admiral Stringbam, Coanandant cf
tho Yari and his officers The Marine Guard, under
command OF Lieut.. Pope. were drawn up in Ans AID
presented tie General passed, and the Navy
Yard Band played Hail 10 Inc Chief"
The worknen in tho Yard. $50 in Durnbcr. we're
also drawn mp in line either side of the principal
avenues leading through the Yard and the General
passed, blended their hearty cheers with Tho Inspiring
nnsic Of the band.
A salute fired from TOE water battery
After Inspecting the yarl0us workshops ard the see.
sells now in process Of construction the par returned
IT, Admiral StrinShams Residence ana psltOOk of n
COLLATION..
The officers Of the yard were here introduced 70 tie
General IN the order OF thcr rank.
From the Admrals residence thc party proceeded in
their carriages to tie residence OF the lion. George
Warrington Warren, near Bunker Hill monument
/ GmoTe's band stationed in front Of the hoGse
and performed Sect the ConqGering Hero Come"
the General .ef his carriage.
The General and Mira. Grant cordially received
by Judge Wairca and his idy, aad by qui:O party 81
ladies cd gentlemen there assembled.
Some few minutes were passed in social Intercourse
the band. in the meantime playing scgcf1 patriotic
airs in frout of the house. The General was then es
eored 10 the Monumcni grounds preceded BY tie band
Judge Warren here pointed out the various points o
interest ard tic guests then retrrrec to TIC Jndgc'
residence. where iher carriages awaited them.
! From ChaTlesogn the patty drove directly 20 the
Revere House.
A. il vas announced in the morning papers that Cen
Grant would pay visit TO Chlriestown, large crowds
were assembled AZ the Navy Yard Bunker lll an.
other points. and be vas frequently cheered.
The public reception Of Lieut.. Gen. Grant az Faneul
II take place ~ u. O'Clock TO-DAY,
but long previous 70 that hourindeod. soon as s
doors were thrown opon-an immense throlg poured
into the building.
The hall was soon filed to It's utmost capacity and
thousands were compelled 10 wait without unable "a
gain adfniitance.
Tire interior Of to haTl was handsomely decorated.
precisely in the as al the recent reception
VI Admiral tnrrngut, the names OF Grant iarIag.i,
sherman ard other army aud navel heroes beng con-
spicuOusly displayed together, VITA eIloSlstc Ind
patriotic Inscriptions.
Tire General aud his STAFF, accompanied by Mayor
Lincoln and other members OF the CITY Government.
entered the hall tive minutes before ~ O'Clock by the
private entrance and GmuFc's Band, stationed In the
gallery. struck Up See. tbs Conquorng Hero Gomez"
The enthusiasm Of the large audience manifested
itself an load and prolonged cheering and the waving
Of handkerehicfs and it WIS iGly i've minutes before
Stiffness again prevailed.
Mayor Lincoln now addressed The audience as fOl-
lows:
FELLOW CITIZENS: We have assembled IN Tancnil
Hall To honor distinguished guest. whose n,me isa
household word IN every patriotic nome, man OF de1s
and not of words. whose eoquenoe ~ Of that kind
which has stirred the peoples hearts more than any form
of speech and whO R here AZ inyt alton receive th1s
gratitude and admiration fnr his eminent services,
which rejoice in the opportunity of extending 10
him. four lips had been dumb these very walls would
have rcpruached n, aud these pictured forms would
have rushed from their canvas 60 bid him welcome 10
aaenil Hail.
am desired by him to express his thanks TO you for
this demOns rnton ard say th"t De IL no. in tie
nubt OF speaking aud VIII nor address this assembly,
\ portion Of yon. however. ne vii gladly take by
the band; hut as he has not an ARA Of rna. u can
hardly eNuacfpL TINT he viii be able ~
yon o. you pay your respects to him.
AZ The conclusion OF Mayor Iiacolns remarks. Gen.
rant stepped forward upon the PLATFORM the bald 10
tho same tine playing Hail 10 tie Chief" the srsns q
which were almos, drowned by tie cheers Of the
semblage which broke forth with renewed vigor.
Afor bowling modcsty ls Acknowledgements ard
calmly surveying the multitude. he stepped back
cclyo the greetings Of those who were already s.rue
Cling forward for chance TO present themselves.
tc- half hour a steady stream OF gentlemen, With
row and then a lady poured nv him; but hurried and
slight grasp Of the hand was all that he was able 10
bcsow.
Six or EIGHT hundred people thus extended their per.
sonal greetings when the General exhibited sigos o.
fatigue nnd intimated that he should have 10 oEeco tie
pleasure vi extending the ceremony longer
Stepping forward upon the platform again, aNendeu
hy Mayor Lincoln. be addressed rhe audience as foi
lows: ~
~ ,prrs AID GENTLEMEN: woul Ike to take You
all by tho haud but find that il will he inpossh;e
thank von for this and for your Kindness. VIII bld
TIE General then resumed bic carriage ED drove
mis- a;,srnoon about O'Clock, hs will visit the Coz.
o.es m Cambridge and the Cambridge Arsenal. G:'
pompaniad hy Mayor Lincoln and others ans thi'
evening he viii rttond dinner gwen in his honor Nv
The Union Club.
General Grant Intends leaving for Portland to ror-
row morning. from which point BE- Will proceed ~
ltrsin has been rendered for us Use by So.
,erint.nlent Prescott OF The Eastern Railway.
After leaving Fanouil Hall. Con. Grant proceeded
o whipple's Photograph Rooms in Washington-st..
here several photographs OF himself and siah were
AIKEN THIS occupied about one hour ana Ia tho noil-
irne dense crowd assembled ia Westinghouse. and
completely blocked up that t)rouglire RON Siis ~
" ater.st.
When ten. Grant made liz reappeeranee he was
rain greeted with loud cheers. watch were confirmed
II along the route tn the Revere House
Tie General will leave Boston tomorrow morning
4 Il o'clock In n special train. the Boston and
Maine Railroad and viii stay IN Lawrence long "r0Nga
o whit the Pacific Mills and other points OF interest
At Portland the party viii embark in ire revenue
utter Homer Tor Halifax.
Cen Grant and staff visited Cambridge ard Water
own this afternoon. The party tool carriages IRON
he Revere House and first visited tore Hall ore ~
,ent elm under which Washington assumed
OF the American armies ana was.
ngton's headquarters, now inc residence 81,
Longellow the poet, were visited the 'eneri
raking only u buried Inspection OF the latter as 10
,asset. Mount Vernon was the next poirt 10 whieA
he psrty were driven. whore the general was shown
Inc grave OF Everett and the observatory. and look
general survey Of the grounds. In Watortowl -"
dams Express Co. Subsequently tie General Fsl''
he Water.own Arsenal, where tho conMIndrs.
Major Charles T. KRgsauy, together Min the
guard aud workmen, received him WIN riarsei
attention. From thence Tho party returned 70 Bos'o.
md the request of the General he driven 10 hc
nd OF Long Wharf In order that 10 might OBTAIN
glimpse OF the harbor since bis short stay woli ho'
.low him 10 go mp in a water excursion as Was pro
al AT or e