New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21

help but recall his disposition 70 light cut on ms
line and IL seemed indeed as If " would iahe WIZ
Sumner 10 do H. FOR the crowd still pressed by pun three
long hours and M IN O'Clock he lad not seen us emu
THE SUPPER ROOF.
Once passed this goal the crowd was urged along oy
the steutuYian voices Of policemen, onward onward 10
ward the supper room by slow and teu!o.H Stages
Every lady complained that Tie Comnlllcc Oh hiIAnVe
menis had been a.,ccp There fully jOvO persons
present and hardly decent standing room Tor dV Inc
spacious supper once gained the scene was so
geous beyond power Of words 20 portray lhese ehcseu
IN walls Of FURNISHED mirrors the hrilant thFo0s CIR
cicd anu wound in AID ont in ever changing hues OF
The tables which occupied two sides of the immense
hall wei supplied with refreshments ana conee
tions Here too the crowd became unman0geable
! Ladies could not approach the tables. Gentlemen
might have been seen carrying plates OF oyster soup
and glasses OF pinch overhead, ana ever ana anon
smiling the contents the raven broadcOth OF Tor
horn cavalier Or sin worse over the costly slks oil
belle in laces Salad, sandwiches jeles. creams. can
dies fruits and c1amI ayne disappeared aulopG inc
thirsty crowd hko dew upon the desert once IN tho
dining rcOm you must stay there Those WHO were IN
could not get out, and those who were lou! couh not
/ get IN.
At the cloak room Of the ladies and the courtroom OF
the gentlemen there scene Of Tie widest eonin
sion. The policemen seemed only TO add TO the am
Guilty slight rain had set H. and by III O'Clock the
carriages bore away large number. The general I'm
pre- ssiOn seemed 10 be that such popular ovation
should hay o had some more spacions accommodations
Int as il WAS all could see that Gen Grant dear TO
the popular heart and that he is nowhere more loved
than in NCw.Yors.
OUTSIDE OF The HOTEL
an immense crowd was gathered early hour in the
evening and Notwithstanding the cold rain which fell
almost necessarily II continued TO receive large acces
sons up to late hour They could only see the Dfll
hany Illuminated windows of the hotel in which the
reception taking place. but the h1e band upon the
balcony over the main entrance dlsconrsel cxeeueht
music al intervals, while brilliant rockets scaled the
stv for their epccial benefit Upward OF 10000 people
we're gathered in the streets about the hotel the entire
broad space the corner Of Broadway and fithaVe.
being completely h1ed with Hlng' moving eheeiiDg
/ GEN. GRANT MAFEs HIS APPEARANCE.
/ At about 10 clock when the number Of guests de-
string 20 be presented had somewhat diminished. the
calls for the General became positively deaielnF; Ihe
crowds outside ia the cold were determined 10 have
view Of the hero Of the hour and at engh 'he zen
eral made his appearance the balcony oi The hotel
II must have been truly gratifying TO him TO look
down upon that vast crowd whose enthusiasm even
the oOldalling rain could not damp and whose unted
cheers of greeting must have been heard for miles.
1be Lieuenant-G eDeral was loudly called upon iOr
speech. but would have been Impossible Tor nm 70
make himself heard and as the weather was so DIS
agreeable nc cOntened himself with bowling his thanks
several times, and then withdrew.
THE PYROTFCHS1C DISPLAY,
which had been deliberately prepared for the occasion,
tool place in front Of the hotel at 10 O'Clock Rockets
had been gong all the evening Inc c0lorei nres
and fancy fires which followed very appropriate
and beautiful consisting Of gigantic pinwhees FIRE
balloons, cOlOTed ilumlnatiOns b0mbsheAt, sheils OF
golden rain volcanoes. batteries. maroon explosions.
and various iGnCY pieces, cOMNlAIlr tLhuitHs ahu
notices. The ram however, contributed 10 mar the
display considerably, and by IL o'clock the crowd III
front Of the hotel mad dispersed.
/, TIE LIEUT.. GENERAL MOVEMENTS IEsrLhDAY.
The General and family returned yesterday morning
from the country where they had spent the Sabbath
and probably enjoyed what BY tins time must DC nuch
needed resi-. After entertaining crowd OF visitors
for several hours, Gen. Grant rode out with Mr. Bon
ner: - A.. ,,.
& Spauldng. jewelers.. No. 90 Broadway 70 thah p
them for the beautiful Get Of ornaments made OF ,se
wood OF the under which Gen Lee surrendered his
army 10 Gen Grant
MOVEMENTS TO-DAY.
Gen Grant will make visit TO the Newly ork Post
Office this morning at 10 O'Clock.
At ]! o'clock in the afternoon be VIII be escorted
from the Fifth Avenue Hotel 20 the COurtandtst
Ferry by the Seventh Regiment and other military or
tran from jersey City. He will proceed III an open
coach down Fifth TO Fourteenth ST., along lOnr'
teenhst to Broadway, and down Broadwey 10 ConIt,
andst. thus giving almost every one an opportunity
TO become familiar with the person Of the great CHIEF
tain whom they all delight 10 honor.
/ sUBSCEIBFEs 10 TIE GRANT RECEPTION.
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