The New York herald., 1866-09-02

mass Of the American people preserve this govern
Though the physical man is weak and the intellect
not az strong as IL ought 70 be, ! thank COO ,ne
spirit 10 right tAppause) As long as the blood tnat
now warns and animaies me- and courses up and down
my veins the best energies Of my manhood shall o. de
voted 70 tho interests OF the Union and the CONSTITUTION
Of the country lAppause see before me the coiors
you have borne through the conflict OF battle You are
OF the sacrifices which bave been made 70
the Union and therefore II not for me 10 recount the
amount Of treasure expended. Now that the wariike
struggle has passed commit to your hands-he hands
Of the people and the officers and soldiers, God bless
tnemthe nag OF our country the constitution OF the
sincerity OF nv heart again % thank you for this recep
ton and bid you farewell tApplause) Let me invoke
the blessing OF heaven 10 rest upon the people OF All
the states
Cheers, and musc-"The star spangled Banner"
Cheer after cheer given the President retired
secrertay Seward respectively introduced General
Grant, Admiral Faragut, Secretary wclles and Major
Generals Custer and Mccaum, all Of whom parook Of
the cheering
during these ceremonies was impressive and en-
livenng. mass OF beings-mcn, women and children
densey packed OF acre. The cries
for "Grant Grant," uproarious, while Farragut,
who shared the enthusiasm for the war hero as they
share each others friendships and bouquets was hailed
with corresponding acclaim.
#@ GENERAL x'cALLuns RECEPTION.
Among the pleasing incidents OF the stay a, Roches-
ter the warmth OF the welcome extended 10 an old
citizen Of the place, General y. L. Mccallum The Gen
era responded 10 the congratulations OF his old friends
CONTINENTS TO ROUSSEAU.
Among the compliments paid Grant, Farragut, Sew
ard Custer, Stoedman and others while tho train was
awaiting al Rochester, was quiet one paid to General
Rousseau by number OF citizens, who up 10 a car
window, and without recognizing tho General eagerly
inquired for him. On being made known TO them
there good many hearty shouts and warm hand
shskugs, with cheers for the gallant Of Kentucky
rARRAGuI GrSEsEE WATERFALL
Among the attractions Of Rochester, represented to
Farragut az being part culary hne we're the Genesee
Falls They supposed be ninety feet high at some
seasons but at present they perfectly dry
Looking the rocky bed which the water s sup
posed fan the Admiral addressing the Mayor Of Ro
chester, remarked
1T may be there, Mr Mayor, bat don't see that
waterfall
.Iook little more 10 the len Admiral
"Ah now it,n his beauty-loving eye having at
that moment fallen upon a bright eyed damsei Of Ro.
chester
General Mar,ndaie joined the fesideniial party at
Rochester and proceeded with il to Niagara Fails
Tgn LotKroRr DELEGATION.
The train left Rochester halfpast twelve. dele
CATION from Lockpor met the President at Rochester
II composed o: George c. Green, Gaylord j. Clarke
y. z. Currier, and others
RRoCKroRr
notwithstanding the ram very large conconIs" OF
people greeted the Presidential party. one Of the eth
zens estended the President hearty and cordial
welcome, 10 which the President responded :-"Thcse
demonstrations indicate that the people of tho State Of
New York are going rally around the flag ~ the conn
try and make trong effort 10 restore the UnoD Ipace
r your hands he said, glorious Gag the ensign Of
the power Of The government consisn 70 your hands
the constitution made by our fathers and cemeDted
with their blood consgn 10 charge me glorious
Union aud the constitution Of tho United states God
bicss you!n
Others Of the parry introduced and vocferously
cheer,d.
Soon after wing Rochester drenchng storm Of rain
was encountered which lct the o Albion flooded
with LIQUID mud and water. On our arrival the people
rad principally congre gsted before the rain commenced
AnnR spd stood resolutcly through the whole Of II
rather than lose the opportunity OF seeing the flying
vstorx Umbrellas aud parasols had been brought into
reputation but the ladies' especially presented rather
bedraggied appearance large stand was erected In
the open square fronting the Albion House and depot
which was iasefally canoped With mammoth national
flag and decorated with smaller Another
garrison rurl~hhtn over p'iW''H tAr
Reynods and the Albion and several private residences
down the street had the iars aud s,upe up from
their roof
PRESERVATION scfSEs
The PrcsiIen; escorted 20 the platform and pre-
sened " the audience by Sanford r. Church, IN one or
TIC neaicst and appropriate little speeches that
haz thus far welcomed the President on hg journey
AFTER a short response from the President the crowd
began tho accustomed call for GRANT
Grant Grant where's Grant, 4 my Cap, hasn 4
that old Grant come n ne. ac.
The General hts failed 70 yield 70 ths popular
clamor u sec bin. His appearance With farragut y
alsays the forcrunner Of every manifestation of eH
ircmc delight banner held sofi ~ Albion bear
iug sae the inscription
THRICE WELCOME GRANT
THE HERO oF May BATfiEs
and on the other side,
VIZ HONOR ADMIRAL FAHEAGtT,
WHO WAS LASHEp 10 THE MAST
Gensrall Rotsscsu and Guitar called oui, bowed
their ark knoweee emcnis and retired. a tie expiration
of nnoen minutes the train started on
AT VIENNA
Tho crowd al Medina dsnAs aud dangerous ia ~
enthusiasm several minutes spent after the