The New York herald., 1866-08-30

9! mine TO look after hts safety On this occasion,
like a true New Yorker, came myself tCbeers)
And what do you think found In BALTIMORE foundk
and the President found that i was jus. much as rs
could do, with the belp Of General McCallum, Wild
manages the railroad rain to keep up with tran
and, as to enemies, they were nothing but friends.
When we came TO Philadelphia-,he only city our
way where the authorities did tender hospitaiues
to the President of the United stats--wo found city
which was dsorganized. u.aughter.) II had no gov
e,nment Common Council city authorities
and no police; but we found city SO loyal 70
earnest peaccable jealous in the OF national
restoration and reconciliation that every man law
unto himsaif-llaughterl-an sald 10 myself Blessed
Is that city which can dispense with ruler" tLaugh-
terl was reminded Of John Gilpn's ride, and of the
Wien Wien John h ,Silp sSipla q mex. 20. doth rids
and applied it to tho Mayor and said,
Long live my old friend McMIchac.
And the President long live he;
May yssn %eMchae Se ihers as 10 sass way
Riding mp your to-day friends our
heads right hand and on our left, the nort
On e & eIcI sh a. ~. M s wa
Grant did in the capituaton OF Lee under tho apple
at Appomattox Court House, and felt that tho spirit
which military has above all Others s thai whilo
he has friends on his right friends the lett friends
this hand and friends the other he suffers
prostrate enemy TO be under his feet. lCheers.)
remember, forty years ago, inquiring my way froD
slave and how soon would get to certain road,
aud SO would like TO ask Governor Fenton and Ira
Harris and +. b. Morgan and The representatives from
the State of New York In Congress assembled this qes
present Congress, when will get the Union restored
Nobody tells us when that will be- only that It viii bo
people still more, which win be- thoy suppose by
ana and = bye We'll, ! am not content with wait
presence Of the reporters Of the NEw YosK HgRAlp,
the New York Times, the New York Tri1qne and the
Of the Of the Uned ss s 's
foreign affairs of the country, have rather dihcult
want with Mexico right on. They say that they
want war With Spain right on know that they want
their Fenian friends but lei me ten them and You once
for all that am In favor OF ell the wars-(Cheersl
, Which a,s the nation a s." require auh y provided tina.
field with two legs uauehter) do not want !: to 90
into the field with one leg And 50 am little i'm,
great applAuse) Guarantees are talked Or think the
time has como for the President Of the United
him to ask guarantees the other side
WHAT guarantee have that n Tennessee should hum
BILE herself In the dust and North Carolina and South
Carolina should 'seat the leek." and II the Southern
states should give up forty Of their representatives they
for that. New terms may he insisted every day.
After further remarks. Mr. Seward sat down amid
great applause, when General Grant and Admiral Parra-
gut made brief responses to tho toasts OF the army and
navy.
Secretary wees called upon, but the Mayorex-
cused him. saying that the Secretary felt al at sea-"
remarks that he had got oceans talk but thai the
"monitor'' reminded him he had better keep still.
rs Baron s.oeci The Russian Minister who ssny
expressed thanks, and spoke Of tho plsasnrc
cprocate 10 American naval officers the krdpess
and hospitality which officers OF the Russian nsyy had
received here He drew parallel also between lie two
countries In the emancipation OF the sers OF the and
the slaves OF the other.
Three cheers given, tho call OF Mr. Rrgsles,
Senior RoxERo, the Minister for tho Mexican republic
made few rc,narks and then, after complimentary
toasts 10 the city Of New York and the Press the
party broke ap and the President proceeded a
lodge the serenade which was being offered to him
scenes Outside Of DeI,mc co,s--The President
Serennded.
Hardly had the shades Of night settled down uyon the
city when knots Of people assembled in the vicinity Of
Demonico's, Of Fourteenth street Fish ave.
nuc. As the hours advanced the hundreds OF people
swclled TO thousands, composed OF ladies and
& ntcmen for the part. They nunered
about hfy thousand souls when the band comnen ed
the sercnade at thirty-fve minutes past eleven.
This Of human beings, OF class rarely found in
meeting, extended In front Of the odinca m about
quarter OF mile while thousands scattered
avenue all locking tile direction of the haicony,
and sureiDg now and then ike the biliovs OF
tho ocean, wlnle iniescrbaole jargon of
sounds continually the The briliancy OF the
illumination heightened the eject. From every win.
dow Of the hotel burned candles in profusion, 4
while three calcium lights stationed dago.
nal Tho balcony Fourteenth street front
tasefully festooned with red, white and
blue fastened with rosc,tcs around the railing.
and also iosey suspended above; while the
columns entwined with the national emblem.
Two small American flags lung 10 the breeze -
either end Of the balcony.
The enthusiasm was intense. and general good humor
everywhere prevailed There disturbance q any
kind TO the general happness At twenty minute.
past eleven few drops Of min ic, when there arosr
'Hl hi hi!' 'lhrce cheers Cor Johnson &c The
rain fortunately lasted oniy few minutes.
MUSIC.
The crowd dense frvai Of the entrance tina,
Il was with the dlncuy that the police wore
ablc clear sufficient space for the accommodation Of
its boardcrs. For time t seemed though The pce
would be forced bak by the sureag mas but under the
able superintendent OF Captain spcghs and Inspe tot
Leonard who had charge Of the police force, line
finally esisbllshcd aud the band OF the Twelfth regimen,
N. v. 4 G., accompanied by a drum corps composed
of the drum oosps Of the Hawkins Zousyes Fify aah
'sr%sa s Tue % eSr1ad ra.iso, s @n rEisS USa va.
Drum Major Berchet Of the Ffh regiment Natansi
Guard. and was received with round OF applause The
regiment" after which the made by this band
concluded ,y the performing Of tho Parade March"
BY the band sns drum CORPS A this band left Dods
wcrih's appenret and by power OF their nmtabc
music soon hushei the crowd To stiffness The nrst
popular airs Of the NoSs south. Eas, and west /. ss.
finely executed and ree.Ived the APPRECIATION of nc
MAzourka,n Overture Fra Dayolo and The colo alton
Gay and Happy.
Up 70 this time the crowd lad been uncommonlgl J
patient but before the close OF The named piece o
n hum OF voices arose Which swelcd into 81
deaenng chorus of shouts for tie President Just at
this moment while every eye was strained towards nc
balcony 70 catch Wow of President Johnsou waiter
belonging the colorcd persuasion appeared and for
moment was greeted with wild burst Of cheers. whed
soon died away upon the discovery OF the mistake Tho
calls wers unsuccessful. and the multitude once mora
became quiet listened % the rendition Of tho Storm
Bird Gsiiop and the Fest march Der Tannerhausenl
Az the lest strains Of the died away the President
ann rod tho balcony escorted arr
Welt and followed BY AfmirJ Farragus General Grant,
Secretary Seward and The other members THE preslf
dental parry His appearance the signal for perl
feet tornado Of cheers and shouts which continued sc
long that was with di1culty hat order was restored
sufficient for him to be heard.
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