The New York herald., 1866-09-02
Sew ards Funeral 0ratIn Over the
Republican Party.
HaHPruphesies that the Radical Candidate
for Governor of New York will be
Beaten by 40, 900 Majority.
Hall al the Falls---The President
Not Present.
&c. sc. sc.
AUBURN TO NIAGARA.
SPECIAL. If lEsaAm TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.
NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. ], ls6

AUBURN
Al the conclusion OF the speech making and congrau
tions Of the reception Secretary Stewards mansion
q Auburn last evening" the principal members Of the
Presidents suite quartered among the prominent
citizens of the place, as follows:-
The President, Secretary welles and lady, General
Grant, Admiral Farsgut and Judge Patterson and lady
remained at Mr.. seward's.
Generals L. H. Rousseau and Custer were entertained
BY Nr Beesley.
General James b. steedrnan and Marshall Gooding by
Mr. Ross
scnor Romero and Surgeon Norris by Mr. Perry.
Generals Rawiins ana McCallum by ,he American
Hotel.
Colones Moore and Morrow by the Western Ex.
change.
Mr. and Mrs. McGmnis by Mr.. Pomeroy.
Rear Admiral Radford aud Surgeon General Barnes by
Dr. Willard and others by families and the dines
cnt hotels.
nLrxISAuoSs AND MUSIC.
Bands OF music parading the streets unit, nearly
morning. serenadng the distinguished guests and night
was converted into day by brilliant Nominations and
exhibitions OF fireworks The entire population of the
place seemed animated by spirit Of blended pride and
curiosity, and promcnaded the streets IN countless
sbrougs of couples az late as two O'Clock in
che morning. For three hours thereafter com.
parative quiet settled down the streets Of
jewellers met Long, however, before the rays
OF the morning gldcd the seepIes and spires OF
Auburn with golden gories the people again astr,
nlng the streets with the hum OF a thousand yocee
and betraying the hustle OF important preparation
Carriages bugges, wagons and vehicles OF every descrp
sion came pouring into the village from the surround
Sng country and substantially nlled the streets before
the citizens had arisen. The popular desire TO see the
President General Grant aud Admiral Faragut was a.
A..
and the and sidewalks leading 20 the depo, sere
lined with cheerful, expec,ant faces
rHr mEAkrAsr AT sgwanp's
was the principal feature the morning programme
and the excursionists invited bnt many Of then,
were pressed with their enertsners and rrc
ferred doing accepting the formal hospitality
Of tho Secretary.
accDEsr AZ ArsrsS
Yesterday on the arrival u the party at Aubarn
hoy the son OF Mr. Richardson rushed towards the car
riaee to shake hands with General Grant, but 10 hs
cnor, 10 do 20 he fell under the wheel hereby shs,ter
Eng his LEG. He conveyed 10 his home Last night
he sent word 20 Secretary Seward that he TO
sce General Grant The latter affected by the crcum
stances related BY the Secretary Las, night at eleven
O'Clock attended by Surgeon General Barnes called .,
she house the sufferer and parting told the youth
when he recovered him letter and he might he
or use 10 him The lad is brsk little fellow, about
twelve years OF age M. Richardson. hr istner, "
nember Of the State Legislature and hsd long
distance TO sec the President and his party.
pkpaRrrps rpos ArnURs
The morning hne and beautiful the hour for The
resumption Of travel approached promising continu
apce OF the delightful weather which has favored the
Presidential party the commencement q the tour
Al quarter past seven O'Clock precisely those who bad
assembled Al Mr. Stewards. numbering between twenty
and thirty paytook the elegant repast which bad
bssn prspared ard shich the hnest that could be
p,ei1oed in the place bsde adeu 10 The hospitable
citizens who had assembled TO witness their depsrture
and s.yc rapidly conveyed IA carriages 10 the depot
where tbetran stood awaiting their arrival with
ducor and brakemen at their posts and the engineers
hand on the throttle Of the locomotive
rey ca1wps At rms
The depot early a. u Was. showed that The prFls of
A.urn were no, 90 ovcrrtsined by the excitement aud
epsaus.asul N which they freely ndalged 10 OF the
p,ycus eysrlng but that enough of both vas stu iefi
them 10 turn out in mYiitndc 70 cheer ana insrfe
their hsnarcc guest with the consciousues ia, his
presence his sayings and the free enuncatisn q MS
future policy had gone deep iuo the hearts o. .he hsn
sands whc heard him, and had received the faheH ~
probation Of ALL
A. they arrived the party was receiycd with her,
chfers the crowd tina, for some distance nled sp
abe street contiguous 20 the depot
"lu ARoasp.'
me train va. run ahead out from the depot - 40 70
enable I'm carriage. be driven c'oss 70 he platform 81