The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-02
GENERAL SHERIDAN.
The Public ReceI.<ion In Brook
iyn Yesterday.
A Welcome from the Mayor, the Citi.
Gems and the Military.
Invitation from Governor Tenton to
Visit the state Capital.
Movements Of General Sheridan In This City


Movements OF General Sheridan In This City
Yesterday.
The members OF the Union League Club having ex-
PRESSED wish to have General sherdan's portrait
placed In their rooms with the portraits Of the many
ether heroes OF che late which adorn the walls no
paid early visit yesterday morning to the photo
graphic gallery Of Mr. B. Brady and TO that gen.
tsman for fun length picture A. well as for some
smaller he arrived about nine O'Clock A ~, and
after spending an hour there he left in company with
Mr. Brady and Colonel Crosby Of his sta for the pur
pose Of paying . visit To the Board Of Brokers In
Broad strsst His reception by the money changers
was most enthusiastic, his arrival being the signal
FOR . burst Of cheers. and while he remained
among them the dearly loved shent per shent
transactions were for the time forgotten, After being
received by the Presidents Of the FIRST and second
boards, and being presented to Of the members
he returned his hotel al twelve O'Clock NJ to prepare
for his visit to Brooklyn. Al the hotel great many
persons waiting for him. many Of them with inv
tatons the part Of different organizations requesting
him to visit them. H MAp " a.
Hs The Public Reception In Brooklyn.
The enthusiasm OF the loyal citizens OF the city or
Churches was excited to considerable extent
yesterday on the occasion OF General sherldan's
ception by Mayor Boothe ana the Veterans OF the
city. Punctua to the time appointed-two O'Clock
p M.--General Sheridan arrived at the ferry
house foot OF Montague street. He was met by
Mayor Booth the instant he landed from the
boat and escorted to carriage which in waiting for
Linn. His approach across the river made known
IN the many persons located the Heights by the
cheering which the passengers the eryboat INDUCED
IN on the way, and was communicated to the persons
assembled in Montague and the adjoining streets BY the
brazen Threats OF the sautng stationed on the
private bridge the tunnel The military line
the ferry Henry street The Generals carriage being
ASSIGNED position amongst the veterans the procession
moved In the following order NJ. sfa@
Thirteenth Reeiment, N Y. 8 N G., Colonel Jourdan.
Fourteenth Regiment n Y. 8 G.. Colonel Fowler
~, Veterans escorting General Sheridan. SD.
Forty Seventh Regiment n Y. g. N G., Colonel Mess
wentythird Regiment. N Y. s. N. g., Colonel Pratt
FiIty-sixth Regiment N Y. s. N. g., Colonel Adams
The route OF the procession was slightly changed In
consequence Of the length of the military, line. and
passed up to Clinton and reached Henry by Perrepont
The Of the route was the same a. that laid down
In the published programme. Tho dawaks along
tague street well crowded and the stoops and the
windows OF the houses on each side were filled with
Of welcome the General passed In Henry and
In Pineapple there were no, many persons present. The
Resersl At the City Hall very large concourss *
people we're assembled which rarity filled the streets
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On entering ths Governors Room. the General was
= Iitsls PM ahs.sHsn - Po.,nssasr Rcnsr. ~. me-
ducsd him % Mavor Booth IN tho following Words
solder whose farns nls the land a. he hmsef In hs
own perpon iIlIa our ides ~ an honest ust,iotic
Auerican soldier General Philip n Sherdan
The Mavor ragnondod ~ folIo1s.- T--- s2N8
Il aaords me- rrese pleesuro Genera 10 vscoms vou
here an eorry 10 ~ csnnos do il II the nsme Of
shs cousasnsI sntsotis - ons csss ~ a. - - ~
name Of four hundrsd thopssnA brass ana PATRIOTIC
people and II ~ name or The rsmssnt o. the thirty
4hoasand men Who were lately your oounpenieua il
arms can give You the most heartfelt Welcome 10 this
che CITY Of ChsfoNes am alaA 70 meet Won to-day
YOU have seem In the streets = YOU have pessed aopr
n at- rether improm ptu and 4 uurudod 81 anv cis
auhority and vet sir think 70 10 an evidence b YOU
your deeply inscribed The hearts Of our
people We welcome you then, cay, 70 our city mcs,
heartily and trust that your further progress viii BE-
one Of unailoyed satisfaction % you
Mayor Booth then shook hands with the General who
Immediately after stepped upon the platform and made
the following reply TO the Mayor ~ - -
Il h very well known that am very poor hand Al
making speecbes but must say that sncereiv thank
making your acquaintance in such : pleasaut vav
nd here the same sentiment pervadng the people that
have found everywhere in nv travels from West 10
East and also given me an opportunity OF meeting
many Of the old soldiers who were nv Comrades and
who we're under my command Many times they came
IN INV reef vhau was in Ito hi places ana mans time
went TO them when they were IN the same condIt,on
Generals Heintze man And Tor,vtb and Colonel Eor
A number Of gentlemen and ladies' were ihen intro