New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
Special Dispatch to The N. y Tpbuuss.
r AUBURN, Friday. Aug 81, 1866.


- THE DEPARTURE FROM ALBANY.
The excursion of the Presidential party from
Albany to Auburn to-day was marked by any incident OF
character AT Albany there pretty large
crowd assembled the departures but at the other
stations along where soppages were made except
| at Syracuse the qu,toess Of the crowd assembled
noticeable. and showed that the people mad
together to rather than TO Welcome the Presl
dent instances the President would not receive
cheer when he appeared and not until Grant and Faragu
forward did the any enthusiasm at ALL The
party left the Delavan House. Albany at O'clock and were
escorted through large crowd OF people to the Central Rail-
road depot short dance) by the Burgers Corps Here
train consisting Of two very elegant lunch car
and baggage car provided for the party After all
hands board ii discovered that couple ofcanes
presented the President aud Scet Of State had been
left behind and servants back the hotel for them
This occupied five minutes which spent by the party
10 shaking hands through the window with the
soyeregns below. Admiral Farragut who is jtly tar,
II there ever was one and who has been
brimfu Of fun and good nature from the start delights in
those popular demonstrations. Tuning from the car window
with big smile his face he remarked Of the crowd The
scamps what good time they having The party were
accompanied By Thdrlow Weed and John Syker The latter
came down TO Albany the President safely up to Rome
SCHENECTADY.
The first stop was made Schenectady and here an acct
dent occurred which very near serious one platform
table chairs brought opposite 10 the Presidents car
on side track couple boards laid to enable
the President pass from to Those boards
reached the center the platform which the Pres
dent was conducted. As the Mayor concluded his al
dress the train moved forward to give the
crowd and hear and the boards over which the
President passed being along swept the platform
car upseng chairs ami tables upsetDg Secretary Weles
and taking the President off his legs ust he had commenced
speaking lie thrown quite heavily and came near falling
from the car but fortunately he escaped l. n.y. and was on
his moment and addressing the crowd as If nothing
had happened The accident caused by eaeessnes oil
which there has been great this trip and If the Presi
dent safe home viii be By good lack than good
The speeches Of he President at the different
points did vary much That at Schenectady was tho
longest. At Herkner he paid his respects to
Congress and charged IL with trying to con
solidale the Government. and Place all the power in
the hands Of department. which, If eOecessfu wouH
end in an aristocracy monarchy.
The crowd listened bat did applaud until as the train
was going Off few cheers given.
FONDA AND LITTLE FALLS.
At Fonda and Little Falls the crowds we're respectable 10
ze and the aroand the depos indicated that there
were people from the surrounding country The ladies'
were eatnre Little Falls and Of them presented
bouquet TO Admiral Flrragu who kissed her In return The
ladies' Of the party took the Admiral to task for this but he
offended himself the ground That The young lady was very
pretty.
UTICA.
Utica was reached at O'clock and stop made Of bali
an hour most which tine the President aud party spent in
listening long speech Of welcome while hot sun
beat down upon their heads There was display
Of flags from the buildings surrounding the square TO which
the President conducted under the motto, The Union
and Constitution Some Of the roofs Of the houses were
covered people bat there plenty of room oE them
down below IN the square.
ROME.
Five minutes were spen, in Rome aud the President had
not concluded speaking when the whistle sounded aud the
train moved The crowd here anxious to see Grant
and Faragut they lid show themselves until after tho
train uuder ws pud they could not well be recognized
SYRACUSE.
At Syracuse the demonstration far ards numbers
really imposing in the the crowd estimated at
20 600 and there certainly Is people There
was hitch and the programme
not carried out owing Fifty first Regiment which
to have escorted the President not arriving the ground
until the twenty minutes allotted for the stay in So
racuse he'd nearly expired. The crowd too
dense for the President to make his way through
without the assistance OF the military he did not leave
the GERS He made remarks and then Gen. Grant and
Admit al Far,gu loudly called for and received
with wild expressions Of They bowed their actnowedg
ment. Secretary Seward very quiet during the journey
to-day They tried TO get speech from him at several places
be- always avoided speaking One Of the Committee from
Herkmsr before reaching that place asked him whether hs
gun was loaded for Hekmcr aud he answered Il don't load
any guus am at home
THE PRESIDENT BECOMING fATIGUED.
The President made several speeches the road. His
voice failing him under the exercise and be begins
to show other signs Of fatigue.
SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The n. Tibune.
CHICAGO. Friday. Aug. 81, 1865
FINAL ACTION OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.
Gov Ogloshv will not he present nj the ceremonies