New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-29

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my carly history and oJ eery profession IN hie so,s 1
could make me forgot o. them, 6nd 50 lar q. ,o
500 ooncerHsd-ahd do not intend 20 be iaoosu ~ ~.
! night boz Ho should remcmbeI when "o acUo, Win
meotauico interests OF the country 10 e"S tIs gov
reSmsst Te, and when we refe, q TIofess.eo that
you represent hCrs 70 nlFht IN ooDeci'ob c,ea;
.Ssy s1S head IS e lSTd of n. world tailor
by trade igreat cheering and when yet ftIo ,cp
account OF hr thing Won U find thai my ItHtIhs ~.
Nv true Then mechanic. and feDoWeels eene,y peuse
accept my sincere u anss fo tts ~ fVoces
made on Al, oeCasCu % welcome mo " tbN clY
give too Dead DUCK Tal before 5oa 60 "e"' oh'lne
! and laughter 800, o.,rr
tn. President then 0tred Tie band played Pa'rlote
air and inc crowd became oamofous Tor more oato
~ There were thoneand es lSf otnos o. We uls'i
eushed euesta. but some one whispered the nshe 81
Grant and for az least 40 minutes the crowd kept up ono
ong shout foI the General Grant at appeared the
inevitable Havana N hand and when the Wild tumu OF
cbeer c had eubsded bowed half dozen times aud re-
! tired The band played Hal 30 the Chief, and ttli
the crowd not satisfied In response TO TepoS'o calls
| Fauagut came Onward and said:
! 81 BCH OP AD.IRAL FARRAGUT.
Fellow Cse',. can only express my thanks 10 you for
Ju the fret psC cause am not able and IN the second
could not i on aocohpt OF ny throat EGieec oS
night my fendr because impossible iT ne TO speak even
HIGHLY DELGHTEp
Secretary Sc, ard EXPRESSED himself highly delighted
with the reception do III the Presidential party. Tue
Presidents feelings indicated by the number Of
speeches be maxi
| sBcRR' AIRY SEWARD MAKES PUN"
Seward made great deal of fun among has friends over
the absence Of iayor McMichael and The city authorities
He said surely HcMchael and the Councils must be here
| if they are not, we do not miss them.
The crowd however missed Seward for they hallooed
themselves hOarso for him after the Presidents speech
but the Secretary Of State kept himself in she background
| and they halooed IN vain.
sERENADE, BTC.
About lOl O'Clock the band stationed in the balcony 10
front Of the hotel played "Auld Lang Syne and then
withdrew and the crowd after few more feeble requests
for a speech from Mr. Seward did the same. Inc Man
nerehor-a German singing society-then serenaded the
President with number Of songs, sung inside the hotel
and finally about II o'clock be and MS party were ,et 10
seek the Tepose hey no doubt greatly needed a tne @
element OF the day. They leave here at o'clock IN the
morning by the Camden and Amboy road, IN charge OF
| the Mayor Of 1rs0ton
ANOTHER AccoUNT-THB PROCESSION IN PnILADEL-
| Special Di,psteA to lh.N Y Tribune. ace,
slight retrospect IS perhaps now allowable 10 give an
idea Of the style and class people who made up the bulk
of the PROCESSION We refer now To those VINO wore brought
ont from their houses simply from their pure love oil the
man whom the pros on was intended tn honor and not
the members Of the carriage crowd who had each ms
individual account to by being then and there pres
ent. They had been joined by the few military, hre
aud political clubs and companies, and the carriages con-
tanning the ustons guests had been thus escorted TO The
hotel
THE MBAGER DECORATIONS.
There city which had TO receive great and
honoTed guest which perfectly bare and destitute
of ornament as was Philadelphia this OCCASION There
no trumphal arches, no special banners no notices
and only IN halfa dozen places even the flag OF the
United States displayed. The Continental Hotel, IN
which tie President and his party had rooms and from
the balcony Of which made his speeches. in the way or
decorations made simply wretehed and meager dspy OF
small and artiulary dirty flags each of which was
stuck out of a chamberpaids window on a staf.
On the other band the Girard House immediately
the street which reaped no benefit from the advent
Of the Presidential party made much more pTetentons
display The propneor Of that house festooned The iont
of their aiding with large American flags and hung from
one pillar to another appropriate bunting and on the
while the Gard BY far the more handsomely adorned
of the two, though he basis of decoration would seem TO
have rested on the Continental.
SAFEGUARDING.
After the Presidential party had rested for half an honr
in their rooms talk began TO gather force with re-
gard TO the inevitable speechnaking. IL was perfectly
well understood that the President would speak, and that
also his other companions would be called slight
lunch having been dispatched and number Of persons
dent announced himsel ready to face the ordeal.
While Nh johnson lad been IN the room Of the hotel
he had been assaed by number of persons who desired
TO speak Il him. business, some merely for the
sake of sag they had spoken TO the President but all OF
whom detained and delayed him. AZ last, however, he
cleared hmsef FROM the crowd Of hangers on and appeared
on the balcony Of tn Continental noe. -
In due time President johnson appeared on the balcony
and addressed the people The speech is given in an
~ p B-ArIa''~ At NEWARK.
The Presidential party will arrive at Newark az
about Ot clock and will remain ~ the MARKET
Se s ~ be me party viii be conducted the arrival
q the Train and fron which expected boih tue ffe'ueD
~ HEw-YoRK.
prensrations are very nearly complete for the re-
eepoh Of the Presdeut day By the civic and military an
o SS , IF our S .l sns SSSbsd By
ne tine S % S .s one Sq b. the '
loving order from Majof-Geo. Sancf.rd: z-..-..
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los Of ~.ich slbs BrsldTsy 70 Th'to.Hs sorn
a. sad down Broadway side Of Uoon,qaae and the
The band. va sas ,pd all the on~i''oned oai''" VII
By order Of MAJOR Gen CHARLES " sAssean. - M. fa.
oaeid CaAut.s II. Tosm A. D. G.
Yesterday morning Mayor received copy Of this order
OF Con sandfords WHOA will DO seon by the statement o.
Sm Uda Of Tho Mayer who had not
consulted 10 regard 10 as change OF programme was moon
change This protest discussed at private meeting OF tho
Citizens Committee o. Arrangenoots held yesterday after
and Chambers Tue Committee finally decided TO adbere to
their issued evog ros'oo that the Pres
arrival at the City Hall Tho President will therefore be
aaluted by by the mlltary IN mont OF DelmOnio0s
We already given the features OF the arrange
ments made by The Chuoaa Committee Tor we pre,ldens
| ty the Chairman OF tho COMMITTEES;
Tue subscriber. vii the Mayors Office City Hall
Wednesday mouas % O'Clock precisely when badges vii be
/ provided
Csrd.ges viii ia redses, the rbs to
provided for tbs Pier No North Rsos
which hoy vii pocosa' Jersey City 10 await the svso tbs
| President
q They vii cbsrmsa tbs
on President Ell follow the Presidential party In ns
the boat wbere gentleman will bs
| ciaIly Introduced 70 the President and suite.
arriving at this city the subscribers will s.a1
.,.r their o,rr.x. the Prodsnt