The New York herald., 1866-09-09

City Council OF ST. Louis
Mayor and City Council Of Carondolet
City and tounty onicers
Members OF the Press.
SECOND DIVISION.
Odd Fellows
J obnson O. bs OF the City and County.
Shamrock Society
United Sons Of Erin.
Roman Catholic Total Abstinence Society,"
Students OF tho 81 Louis University.
Fenans
Butchers ASSOCIATION.
Draymens Association.
Polio Commissioners.
City Police.
Members Of the Merchants Exchange and Citizens in
Carriages.
Citizens Mounted.
Citizens on Foot
Other Organ izatons.
Fire Department
THE LINE or MARCH
wasOut Of Walnut Main street, up Main TO Chest.
street. Fourth, down Fourth 70 Walnut street.
into Ffh street. up Fifth 70 Pine street. down Pine TO
Fourth street. up Fourth to Washington avenue into
Fifth street. down Fifth Ohve street, Fourteenth
street. up Fourteenth 70 Lucas place. into Seventeenth
street. up Seventeenth Washington avenue and down
washnston avenue Fourth street. where the several
associations dismissed.
When the head Of tho procession arrived at the
Of sixth street and Washington avenue fronting the
Lndell Hotel the procession halssd formed In nc
executive committee, with the proper honos they
passed into the hotel.
rRuuDESr's Address
There were cries Of Order among the crowd cheers
and waving Of hats, while many impatcntly demanded
silence, the President being the front Of the bal
oony and In the Of responding Silence having been
partially restored. he said:-
FELLOW Cfnzxxs, OYrcxRs AVID soIDIrxs-Permit
here this day 70 tender through honored represen
taIiva Yry 0rofo ouaA hnuEa fha ydnl
welcome he has extended me from the citizens rrs-
spective Of business, calling. or opinions political
confess 70 you that language Inadequate expr~ my
gratitude do not look upon thn dsmoostration NJ TO
Louis but look upon as an IaAcssiou Of the popular
heart moved with Inference 70 questions agating
the public mind. tAgpisossI And, be'isving this,
,hrtysix stars, with tho constitution In one hand
and the Union in the other, believing that,
and the Union bs preserved. Emphatic applause
The time has when the great mass Of the >eorss
ernment and on en- srgng from the chaotic condition IN
which they plunged and resumng our FORMER rcis
"a. Constitution 70 SEQ that the questions involved arc
properly adjusted In Ies.iss the stand !
leave with you the constitution tgao your s fathers
turn over 10 you the nag Of the country, not with
twenty nvc but with thirty stx stars turn over TO
your hands and 80 far ~ I concerned, being tho
humble medium In the Executive aepartment-God be-
WiliiuR-they snail DC ueenuou ana pfUtcCteu NJ III
hazards renewed cheers ihen, please accept my
profound my sincere, heartfelt thanks for the cordial
welcome which you have given mo ON this occasion
The President vocferousiy cheersd as he retired
from tho balcony
Secretaries Seward and wslles were introduced and
applauded.
Next cAme General Grant, when the cheers
rdc concluding with atlgers" and ordinations OF
"Huuah for 6rantln
Admiral Farragut was also introduced. and he too,
received the paudts OF grateful peops for important
services rendered 70 the country. He made few ro-
marks expressive Of his thanks
SPEECH SEWARD
Secretary Seward was called upon for speech. His
advance 10 the front greeted with applause. He
said -
corded that evry Secretary % State spoke 10 the
presence Of the Chief Magistrate, who, like Kings and
EMPEROR has ministers whose duty u 10 10 be silent
aud adv - and record-nevr 70 open their lips IN tho
common service of all tho people But this seems 70
be day Of political peLiicnce, IN which hear men
of all States and all countries talking 10 Their
own language I hear men u all the States
Inoisians Missourinns Kentuckians Loustsnians aud
Massachusetts men-al speaking 10 their o~n language,
but all that language comes 70 my ears IN one euphony
" After ave years Of We want peace Applause
We want ace a home, nov, henceiorh and
war from any other nation when God
chooses 20 raise NJ a naton against uE lApplau~e
Now fellow citizcnz We have sled and made long
Journey from the capital 20 tho great y OF the Takc
have attended, a. became our duty, The inn
posing ceremony Of paying honor 70 the memory Of
was bercavud IN tie hour of his greatest virtue.
And We have visited was our du,y. the las,
resting place whic conveyed the remains of the
great maryred President, Abraham Lincoln Cries n
the crowd" Hat on y We are now on our return u
the national capital What messe shai Se carry from
this great city the cities the Atlantic coast shai
be said that Missouri wants more % civh war; Cries
Of "No NoD Docs she want herself or any single one
Of the thirty States Of this Union debared from rep
res naiiou in CongrrssY tReneSed cries of NO So1
SO that they only 10 loyal attitude and 10 the
persons of loyal reprosenta'iyesl tCheers You are
content then with the resutsf You are prepared 70
abide by the Constitution of the United s'a,caf Cries
Of .'Yes, 40 are You are prepared y anae oy ,he
and receive and aocept our brcthrsn 20 bo-
somsf lRsnewed cres Of Yes thafN hil Thls,
Now LEI me tell YOU this message from The west bank of
the Mississippi 100 miles above The ocean lido and
32oo 70 the highest navigation % the .our WI be
potential message which will b. listened ~ with respect
Ia FaneuI Hall % The CITY Hall 81 New York, tho hall
Of Ind pepdence In Philadelphia, IN baltimore, around
tho tomb OF Washington, IN The capita q the United
States In Se- Orleans and on ne Psdo cogtii vii bo
potential message because comes from the Con.
stAntinope of America
Secretary erard len the port 10 amid demonstrations
of applause The crowd remained ior long tine IN
front Of tho Motel
The rrasd marshaIs wero scsgrs r p Brorn ani John
" Long and the assistant marshas gnsd duty
a. follows Detachment u police Colonel fabod Regn.
lars, General Thomas Curly Veterans q ~ ~ army
and navy on foot ColoneiC q. G Johnson The naaad.
ed and crippled soldiers and sailors 10 tmriagss 'p
tain W. j. Hawkins, Lieutenant ~ sieyof na Leo
tenant : y. Adrian; Executive COMMITTEES, pfesisnt,
and Mayor, General ". y. WOOD, prerdents raf,y,
Genera Hancock and saa Officers u regular army and
navy on duty 10 the city MAJOR ". g goncs . the
Scotch Club and Caledonan Society Colons N Foot,
Judiciary, City Council city and County oncen
ospsns or sArOR rHosas asp dsssssL nascocr
Mayor Thomas, although radical, issaei proelsna-
ton Yesterday requesting Al etrsns . ssnd business
noon to-day, and display the national fAs from that
houuntl Sunday evening honor q the visit 70 IN. city
Of the chef Magistrate q the Nation, via ihs several
members Of his Cabinet and dissnsuished rspressu,s
uv~ os ~ Amy and nsvy Gessnl HaDcoes. Cos