New-York tribune., 1869-06-17

member that stand in the presence Of whose record
has been of deeds rather t1a % q words ana IN uen
Allow me- Sir the honor OF preseLng you 10 the senate
Of Massachusetts,.
The members of the Senate were then personally intro
duced to the President, besides numerous ladies' The
Presidential party we're then escorted by the sergeant
alarms to the House Of Representatives, Where speaker
Jewell welcomed him as follows:
Mr. PRESIDENT 1t gives me exceeding pleasure
sent to yon the members OF the House ol donS 60
beg to you OF their warm atacnnenI w.
their cordial support OF the grand principles to when
your Administration Is devoted, and the arden' ueS
that you successful In your civil career as
have been in the conduct OF great war; ana assure
you, Sir that the sentiments express III ther pehaA arc
shared by the entire people Of the Commonwealth.
President Grant was then introduced to the members
of the House. after which the party left under cavalry
escort and proceeded to review the State troops under
Gen. Butler.
The troops were reviewed by President Grant Tre
mOnts. The right OF the line rested at the Providence
Depot in Highland District, the left at the corner OF
Berkley and Tremonsts The President was received at
the right Of the line by MaorGen Butler and staff The
General rode up the barouche and shook hands with
the President who was loudly cheered by the crowds OF
people around A horse brought which the Presi'
dent mounted. horse was also brought for Gov
ClaAin. The President, accompanied by the
Governor and Gen. Butler and staff, rode
down the line, and reviewed the troops who
presented fine appearance. As the President rode
along the line he repeatedly and enthusiastically
cheered Many houses were gayly decorated with nags
An immense concourse OF people thronged TremOnt-sL
during the review and the windows and balconies OF al
the houses were crowded After arriving AT the left OF
line the President took up position at the eornero OF
Berkley and AppletOnsts when the right wing OF the
brigade in open column OF companies passed In review
before him. and escorted by the left wing he proceeded
up Bereyst the Coliseum, the cheers OF the people
greeting him all along the route.
Alderman White, Chairman O the City Reception Com
mittee received the President In the spacious drawing
Of the Coliseum, where elegant collation. Was
partaken OF, Mayor shurtlef doing the bOnors.
In the meantime the Coliseum was being packed Win
full fifty thousand people. Every seat taken, and
thousands glad 10 ind standing room. Tile weather
being fne the ladies In full dress, and the scene
was novel and impressive beyond description. The crowd
outside the Coliseum also immense. -.
The Presidents reception on entering the nam build
ing most enthusiastic The vast mass rose, and
cheer upon cheer with waving handkerchets, hats ana
other demonstrations greeted hlm The President re-
peatedly bowed his thanks. After the close OF the
musical performances the President was escOredto te
Revere House, where sumptuOus municipal banquet
was provided The President left for GrotOn this even
ing the guest OF Secretary Boutwell, He VIII leave
GrOtOn tomorrow forenoon for NewYOrk stopping two
hours at Worcester in response 10 the municipal invita-
ton from that city.
A delegation from tho New-YOrk Washington Greys
arrived here this morning aud guests Of the Boston
Lancers. They participated In the military review aud
attracted much attention.
The Fire Department with torches and bands OF music
under Chef Engineer Damrel turned out IN procession
tonight, honor OF Engineer Frank whitney of San
Department At late hour he was serenaded, when
speeches made by Engineers Damre ana " lthey
aud several officers OF the New York ana Phladephla
Departments.