The New York herald., 1867-06-22

Mayor Hoffman aud Major General Bnt,er1sld
containing Committees Of the Boards OF Alder
mea aud Counclmen.
| TWO carriages containing gentlemen OF the prasa
Piztoon Of First Precinct Police
When the carriage In which the President was seate
passed beyond West street the assembled crowd cheee
loudly, and his Exccency uncovered and grac afaIy no
know'edsed the compliment paid him But little OF any
cheering which greeted Il passed up Broad way tn,
aensess crowd after leaving the pier Of the
packed Tho bridge over Broadway at Fulton street WI
aso nled every inoh OF standing the plato
and on tae sta.ways being Occupied, Al Canal street
cheering a. this point greater than anywhere else along
ne route As the procession moved up into the rest
Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue the ladies'
at the windows showed their respect 10 the high oios
while and anon tie more en 10 OF the moving
crowd on either sdo OF the marching column gave vent
c6eors and thus 1t continued until the Presdsn. left
bis cSsriage and, accompanied by the Mayor Mr.
Seward end General Butserned, entered inc Fifth
Avenue Hdssl BY the rwenty-thlrd street entrance.
The route OF the procession from picr No /
through Battery place TO Broadway thence up Broad
Way 10 Fourteenth str0ct, down Fourteenth street
Fifth Avenue sad up Fifth avenue 70 the hotel AT this
point the military broke on after tho President had LETT
his carriage AND the Communicates, that we've pre-
y.ons,y drawn up 10 open order for the Prostfanrs
vehicle 70 drive through their ranks, dismissed
with strict injunctione from the Deputy Grand Com.
mandsr TO be present Vt halfpas seven O'Clock this
the train en- roac for Boston large crowd slI lin
geredn front d the MOTEL anxious for the President TO
with short speccr.
Al TnE FIFTH AVENUE uorri.
A large crowd assembled at The Fifth Avenue Hotel.
who patiently awaited the arrival OF tho President and
party There particular demonstration, how
cver-n0 exciteInent-but quiet interest marked the
feelings Of all Among the earliest arrivals at lie not al
OF citizens desrous OF Paying tner respects 10 the
Chief Magistrate were Judges Shpman snd Piachfors,
United ,sases District Attorney Samuel g. Courtney,
United States Marshal Robert Murray and Thurow Weed
The President having turned aside his at Jer-
sey City TO visit Admiral Farragut board the flagship
considerable time wait before the distant strains OF
music announced the near approach Of tho President
In the meantime detachment OF Metropolitans under
command OF Sergeant Lowry arrived, and the
Immediately posted 10 keep an open passage 70
in the neighborhnod AS the time passed tho crowd Ia
creased and at last. amen the carriage containing tho
OF the hotel on Twentythird street. the rush OF people
TO that quarter 70 get sight OF tho President was
or Q, ihe usua! charsctar-tae pressar, for time
back tho crowd. The reception the street
was otherwise very enthusiastic indeed, and the
President entered the bulldog without welcoming
cheer, and IN i've minutes after there nothing
tue street 70 mark that the President Of the nation
tor one night sojournng the metropolis OF
try There almost total absence OF the usual dis.
play OF flags from the hotels and private residences,
on gala days and celebrations ANA times OF popu
lar mrulsc indicates that hearts OF the people
is In the event and the occasion As the President
the hotel the several bands which beaded the pro-
from pier No. l, ho landed after visiting
Admiral Farragut struck up national air. But q
minute or so was needed to pass the party in when tho
doors coscd and the large crowd by this
time assembled quietly dispersed The President was
at once conducted 70 the apartments prepared ror hi
the nandsomes in the building NOS 81 and SS tho same
pied by tho Prince OF Wales when Secretary
Seward did not remain than minute or two in the
hotel when he again appeared crossing the vcstibue
OF the hotel from the T~ent, third street,
TO the in fourth street in company with
Judge Blatcuford, ThurIow Weed and United States
Marshal Murray. Here carriage was ia waiting, and
the Secretary OF State was driven to Mr. Weeds house,
Ssord s and abam WaSeaan NV Surveyor Of ,c po
After some time necessary 70 elect change In
personal appearances after his journey, the President
General Buerhed. Senator Morgan, Collector Sfnythe,
General Rousseau, &c. whero ecgant oas simple re-
past was prepared.
After supper his Excelency visited the large parlor,
where ne At surrounded by number Of ladies
he shortly joined by Mr.. Seward. Tho Prcsi-
dent went through the ceremony OF introduction and
haEdshakng IN his usua! aiabc manner. Among those
present sajor General Butierned. Judge Blach-
ford, Collector smythc, Genora Reusscau, rossmasser
a Key 'nuA Tsnaasc ss-ayo "lsr rsrr; Ans Of
Albany; Samuel G.. Courtney, United States his.
ttict Attorney; Alderman OtIricn, Thuricw Weed,
Dr. Niles. General Roberts, POSTMASTER Of Brooklyn;
General Duryea, surveyor of the Port Nakcman. Col
70 his Jiogsphsr, Mr. John savage with whom hs
chated for some time. After spendng ssnc time IA
ins d fow words now and then with the gentle.
,ncn around him, the President Vas Addressed
by committee from the Masonic body Of the CITY. who
contemplate HOLDING Masonic festival IN the Academy
OF Music on Wednesday next
An invitation given 10 The President to be present
the occasion, In behalf OF the committee, by
Colonel Hilycr The President. in reply, said lac
could not at present positively promise 70 a.
tend but expressed deep qualification At tue
feeling which prompted the invitation IL alter.
wards asceraned the President gave
to the committee would be present tho
val 10 which he had been kindly invited
CONSTITUTIONAL uyIoS-rprs GNrArfoN or An AuDrAs.
The President also received committee from the
Constitutional Union, the Corresponding secretnry Of
which read and presented Tho folioNing:-
ADDRESS
yos a. dDissrtlo aomsosed Of tho oaieers aud @sn
hers Of the Coas sitions Unionan association OF cls
dissolution ~ secession or expulsion peble citizens
nssen aie " our epaesve g pp he ss ca and
ss he .ss l ,ns Of ees or s sns so
The unssd thirlr-sx States. And. regarding your
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sovereignty existing IN me neop and bcevns ,hss the
irn,e supp only aud cannot ec righiiuy e<
.w We are mosi Lapps greet yoa Ss he Independent
and resres. advocate q Constitution gssrsntses and tae
ion, therefore, pie sed o convey 70 you sir
ss your aGcy . ,ha eSnsluiloa United siaes:
We re- salute m son & sr =, tes VIs % ss,-.s 2,
csrec We also rsseanizo II The esca q The present n
d nt o The whole non Zoe CO., ,'i;uon aaa the lags
nade 10 d aerenr; ~ ra as an " so
ro our sincrre rrsris. al with oar ea,ee. w'sss
10 H. former prosperity aud harmony wtlca ~e believe
g ss Sas @ easss %sr e sa ia ~1as ,o na % om
es. hsppy soJonfn pleasant iourrcy and sate
aud 8nrir lies Vf state w have been
and chcerfaiy borne by AMID ~" turu
blind fanscxn aud the wicked scaening of %
niica sc,Yins, striving FOR party aseenaenry ont.
rnr P.FTur~rs
The President. then fepi,cd rs follows:
t;gxTLxNE>--Al say ia reply 20 your kind ad-
dress y. % return YOU nv sncerchanks sor tbs cordial
welcome thai you have endercd I think know
now 70 appreciate welcome OF tn's hind irom my
fellow citizens would bo doing injustice 20 myself
~, c0rd be ind ercn 70 tnc cori', reception
gwen me tAs occasion. Accepting The nilu-ion 10
myseir will say thai 1 think that 10 my past conduct,
my acts and messages, haze rec cnrncatod and
answered to every principle you have pui fvttn
Mr. sEwARp--fhat Is the true way 10 do n.
Tue PFEsfDryr troDt'nning-And this makes y un-
necessary 10 to me- to assent further 10 this
than bv saving that my past conduct show3 that asesnt
to everything IL would that through my whole
life have made it object 20 pursue those prncpics
and 70 act up toehem, and IN - dong could ne, az