Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-22
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
rhe presidential Party. etc. etc.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The Presiden-
tial party left at a quarter to six this
morning. The Postmaster General left
last night to join the party in New York.
Secretary Seward and General Rousseau
accompany the President. Mr.. Stock,
the Russian Minister, also accompanies
the party as far as New York. The Pres
ident was received at the station BY the
knight Templars with the honor Of the
Masonic honors. A large crowd cheered
the party ash moved of.
ANNAPoLIs JUNCTION, $50 A. M.--Gov-
ernor Swan, of Maryland, here came on
board. He paid his respects to the Presi-
dent and Secretary Seward, and will ac-
company them to Baltimore.
Governor Swami handed to the Presi-
dent a letter couched in complimentary
terms, and inclosing a resolution of the
Maryland Constitutional convention earn
estly inviting him to visit Annapolis on
his return from Boston. The President
in note begged to give thanks to the
convention for this mark of confidence and
respect, saying, if practicable, he will
visit Annapolis on the 18th inst.
1t is ascertained that the President has
appointed Marcus Otterberg, of Wiseon-
sin, now United States Consul in the City
of Mexico, to be Minister resident there,
in place of L. d. Campbell resigned.
BALTIMORE, June 81, $50 A. M.-When
the train reached here large crowd was
in attendance at the depot. The President
was received with hearty cheers. Mr..
Garnet, President of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Co., Gen. Schriner and 9TH
ers, came in company to welcome the Pres
ident The train remained but few min
| utes.
I BALTIMORE, June 81, 9:45 A. Non ar
irving in Philadelphia, at the Wilmington
depot, the crowd there assembled repeatedly
cheered the President and Secretary Sew
| ard. The delegation of Baltimore Knight
Templars Joined their Washington brethren
acre Gov. Swami, the Collector Of Gus
| toms, and others, took their leave. Many
persons came into the state car to welcome
| the party and wish them pleasant journey
The municipal authorities at Baltimore
and many prominent citizens had extended
the Inequalities of the city to the Presi-
| dent, but the invitation was necessarily de
clined
1t is ascertained from Gen. Rousseau,
| who is Commander of the Department Of
Oregon and Washington, that our recently
acquired Russian American territory is TO
be attached to his military jurisdiction.
WILMINGTON, DEL, 1910 P. M-The
President passed through here on the $40
train. They paused FIVE minutes. Cheers
were given and the President and Sec'y
Seward shook hands with the people Sec
rotary Seward had his finger hurt and de-
clared his was the first blood shed in Della
ware.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-The Presi-
dent and party passed west at l;20 o'clock
P. NJ. without stopping, going over the new
connection of The railroad from Patio to
Trenton. f.I 3.
TRENTON, June 2l.-A salute was fred
by the State authorities when the train
reached this city. A crowd rushed to-
Rafds the state care, where the President
was met by Gov. Ward, who escorted him
to the platform and introduced him to
large number of persons, including man y
ladies'. The Governor and those accom-
panying him. came j into the car and paid
their respects to Mr.. Seward. -