New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
SHERIDAN.

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10 the regular train. lie was cscor,edfroM INC
,,nental Hotel TO the depot and accompanied 10 Jer
- CIV hy Mcssrs. Ray Evans, Martin sheiicroSs'
,,cvers and Kersey Of the City Council vast multi
tudc assembled at the philadelphia depot to give the
!ntte hero parting salute bristol was tne & ms
stopping place. AID here the people Ntic oHu III Etat
numbers; the General presented lnmstt on lHe I,lOI
of the rear car and was received win i"i't VlClS, ~
lie shook hands with the old aud young OF oolh srNts
uutipthe moved out OF reach At Mouisuhe coy
Ward ana stan were presented 20 tine General by Mr.
Daniel z. Ray Chairman Of the Phadelphia deir@1
IN behalf Of The PhiadcIpha delegation. took formal
leave OF the General, turning him over TO Gov NaIu
sheridan returned his sincere thanks TO the authorities
aud citizens Of Philadelphia FOR the kindness which theX
with neat speech, to which the soldiers reply was %
Governor can only return you my t'ISS 40 trton %
the crowd was lnnense, hags were l{n. % entered
the depot The General appeared al the plaoIII I shook
hands with evcTybody within reach and the throns were
20 eager and violent I'm shaking that they almost l.u
him OF the car "TArce times tuIcc anu - ,L lJ on6
rorsc oNes IN ne Wide House As the train moved Out oi
The depot three rousg cheers WeIv I g,'p 80 o '.
one rra~ headed gentleman said, on taking the Cen
erals hand hgre 200 % 5o,eS igr M gi' g,' t9p Won:
1 have already honor enough. Al NeW-brulsWIch5'
hS.sS D, ,,r Te Common Council of Newark en
tered tine car and extended tie huSpuaucS OF lcf city
- - m etpcr stations Al Ehzabe,h the announce
mcnt of Cen Shcidals arrival ON the u O'Clock tiilh
i'm Whiting 10 pay tncir respects old and Young, men
ana women crowded mp 10 the platform where the Gen
cI,l was standing. HIM and shake his hand Beau
tifu bouq qics choice and delicate flowers were sSWn
on lis seat he ear Enthusiastic cheering for 1 inn
Sheridan continued while the train stood stu ana % VIZ
1t commenced 10 move three fearful groanS "ero hi
Te train reached Newark at %. GOV Ward introduced
sheridan to the people assembieu S g.. -, - .r
,Srps that We're awaitnS The General placed in
open barOuche drawn by f0nr hoolS p"J & % corriac
was once owned and used by the hne'eu Uen 5 nv, t,
Kearny The carriages following were Occupleu " |
the Committee and Philadelphia deegauo, t"u I ~ e.
drawn through BrOad-st, where the hlHtiIy anu ny
men with bands and music, received tne IL, General @
A reoi,ncnt of veterans attracted the Generais par
trular attention. The wide street was dhued ny 'iS
people from one side TO the other; ho9se-tops' pal
comics windows. and doofsteps We're crowded 9u e
brc and bunting were waving as lar as lhe c!e HVEu
decor,tcd the General conducted into the Council
Chamber and presented by Gov Watd 10 lhc -hy vi % 'u
many distinguished cuIeAS' M'eI Sn"Nins i"'N''
MayOr ITg the constituted authorities Ofthe City New
ar e Won m The people welcome you as they vel
come 6lt few deeds have given glory and nSNn 70
e sSs lave eald YOU every Loyal nart w'4tsreu yi.e.
Gen sheridan replied as follows: ..,.. 81, ,,. n,..
can olly thanks Nh Mayor and citizens o 'ns pA
e excess Of anytGng Anticipated and it Is e4eeediusy
,s esyy .raing-oa account Of tie large numuei oi ol
Soldiers sustained The in the war; whom have seen upon
Afer This formal reception the General was escorted
TO his carriage, and the procession loniSu do oo"S s
Platoon of Poice, Col Pumes p Regiment 'Ae
dies aud sailors Grand Army Of the Republic Col lay veteran
General Sberila8 staff invited guests in c3rages
The procession marched up Br3adSt To W2sninstGdd d
Park, round that, passing Gov Wards Iesaehe@, ana
Where me paTtv parook Of splendid collation. The Gen
cral received beautiful bouquet mere from MISS bIslOl o
anyprsion The General appeared on the balcony give
The immense in mont chance 10 see nln Inc
Thai building was filed, and every approach to 1t was
crowded BY the assistance OF the police an entrance was
gained and The General took refuge from the pressing
crowd WSu MO { admirers dscoyered him they
do a,ha
reach he beat hasty retreat through SIDE door ana
gained the special the track short distance below
the dep but as as the crowd became aware OF this
flank movement the beseged and the crowd was
shaking hands until the train started. Gov Ward and
the authorities Of Newark accompanied the General TO
Jersey City Col. Frank Howe of New1ork joined the
Jersey Cjty large crowd awaited the arrival of the
train. among them Mayor GOpsin, Commodore Woolsey,
and Col Thorn of Jersey City, and number 0f gentle
left the ear and we're preceded by platoon of police to
special boat which was in waiting In defiance OF the
police large crowd rushed on board to get sight OF the
General, aud crowded him into very close quarters
When the boat under way, Gov Ward VINO had con,
Quoted the General through the State OF Ne%Jersey and
the Newark authorities. who had accompanied him from
that place, took leave. Gov. Ward sald
committee Of Inc @ caSs Of SRo feel assured VIII take ils
Gen. sheridan replied as follows;
Gov wAEs M 9sere ha9E & o. .' osT god Sisae, vii a
come @1a e, "a % IN, Ve,y yr, 5iy % 81 f 35r
OF Gen Sheridan and staff, and conducted them TO the
Fifth Avenue EOtol.
SHERIDAN IN NEW-YORK-THE RECEPTION TO-
DAY-PROGRAMME FOR TOMORROW.
Yesterday Gen. Sheridan and staff left the
ithaye Hotel at an early hour and spent the day with
uShds ieT miles rom lIe elty Inc pOItcO ana lower
with citizens anxious TO the hero Of Winchester but
all who arrived after II O'Clock were disappointed.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE RECEPTION.
meeting Of the Reception Committee was held on Sat
Rush c. Hawkins presided, and Col Daniel j. Hogan
acted Secretary 1t determined that the process
sion shall form al % p M pTeeisey the night resting on
at 10 o'clock through Fourthst. to Broadway,
thence to FOurteenth-st, 10 Fifthaye., TO Twenty
third-,t. and down Broadway to Unonsquare,
where the ue will be formed into a column of regiments
facing the North, and in front of Union League
Club House. when Major Gen Sheridan will be presented
from the balcony aud the consolidated bands will per
form appropriate airs During the ceremony the varOns
over the general column will be dismissed.
The following is the order in which the different organ
nations 4 ; VIII move Ne IL, = HI, ...,,. ,.,-
g. iagIHs. Sss zoaes @ j. Psrle5 - d hi,
sG.. : NY. col Tho. NJ. Reed; 4h Infantry n g., s n g.
ASSS f S,S9ia II H T MORAN commanding Pos, 10 Gan,
Army q the REPUBLIC Post No 70 Grand army Of the Republic Capt
NO. = ] & & No Mo broge, SrI1 ATT. % ' TePoae from B'Soss
Third Dr.oncol Levin Crsydsn Commanding Post No H.
Grand Army Of TIE Republic, Major W Cowtan; Post
W Levi.: Pot no S Grand Army q the Republic Col Mar.
iegh ljrlsfo B1 Gen W KryJlaorshi commanding Post No.
Array Republic: Capt Wemesreh commanding Post No
0asilstoas Of ~asargi the German Veteran Organizations o
ol0ksu the German Veteran Organizations Of Ne~.iorki the New
F DtsloCo- Dees Commanding the Ne1-YOk COlOred Vet
4
The Disabled veterans in e,rages vii he assigned position in the
hue number is reported 20 the Gaud Marshal
The Regiments National Guard will parade 4 Uniform and also
those Of the II the l8erelt organizations who
will
he carried No iraParenes lights torches sill be allowed IN the
procession
Col Thomas NJ Reed of the Second Col H. D. Hull OF
the FOurt, and other commanding officers, have issued
orders tOsher regiments assemble tonight in full
form at the different armores, preparatory 10 taking
part IN the parade.
AT the meeting of the Reception Committee a cOmmu
mesilon Tas received from Col Wilcox Of the Fourth re-
greiung that owing to the short notice gwen forprepara
Will nc lliiluSSlbc 10 participate
In closing his note the Colonel says: beg leave TO as
sure you that y entire command, officers and men, most
hesrty appreciate the services which gallant Gen
fI has rendered 10 his country times past and winch
VIII ever ~ rlmombeIed hy gIatefu nnsfcrlfr."