, 1869-06-17
BOSTON,.
Second Day Of the Peace
Jubilee.
In Enthusiastic Reception Given to
President Grant.
Sudden Death of q Chicago
Indy During tho Per
10FmAHCe,

Indy During tho Per
formauce.
Speech Of Minister Thornton at the
Municipal Banquet.
spec.d pezFateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Bosror. June IL
The second az of the feat,ral has 1az suspaesd
the nrat In Ill respecta- Tne pleasant Eeathe1
and promised presence Of the President brought
Rcores Of Thousands Of people 10 the city eafty n
the morning. and Boston has been packed all
dAy long ~ oeTe1 before. Al least hundred md
nftJ thnaaaad stsanzen were In the sueeta, md
The regular population wss nearly I'll out Of doors
TIE PAEsDKxr orArKn
President Grant Arrived II O'Clock. and has
spent the whole day In q succession Of pagehta,
collatons and ceremonies. He rtstted the Hale
House md Nss introduced TO the Governor md
members Of the Legislature individually. He then
festeWet the militia OF the Stats on The Common,
the forcs being commanded By General Butler, Il
At TIE coLIsErx
The President was then taken to the Coliseum
At the hour Of the beginning Of the concert the
immense eftnee wa4 packed IN e7ery seat and
eVe11 spot Of standing room where hearing WIS
possible, and hundreds walled up and down the
outer edges ali she afternoon, unable TO catch
more than the siiehtest sound Of anything but the
loudest music. The in1ung inside Is moderately
= tasJ % az 10 =
The prog 5Ammc WIS generally made up of caaa-
sical ard otaiallo Music, but the ''Star SpAn21ed
COMPARTMENTS, we7e introduced Ia conpum eut 10
the Prehtdent
PHILIPS AID FARrpA.
Miss Adelaide Phlllipa appeared - sololst IN
fA5 $hA
bulding readily with their voiccs with greater
esse than yesserday. when 20 many sea@ were
eead peer than s ~ e eoIts sas Of @ .as oPass
7MI CTTT hANoCET.
resasnt Gsqi left =! t9s eose of ne rst
shc night al the Gnes1 Of Ar. boutwell,, he WAS
present as guest II banquet Risen bY tho c.tY At
the Rerere House. The dinner was . gorgeous
influence Of tie Prendent was made Informal
Grsat, Faz7agnt, ST Edward Ino1nton, CJTrs ".
FIELD. Speaker Blame, Senator Wilson, and Ralph
ne President lefs yer5 early, barely bowtns to
SPEECH OF A1SIsTxR ruoRNToN,
Thornton spoke nnery, s1presstng the an1tcabls
ipes. . Of n QHeen I'D better class Of the Eng
To. AoRRoWs rHodRAAAk
Tomorrow viii be the most crowded Day Of the
Jubilee. N consequence Of ne ssnaA hoaaiay,
utnstc.
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
COLISEUM, Bosro1, June la.
The second dsJ opened bright At IN early
hour people thrunged to the Coliseum. The Pres1-
dents car arrived At O'Clock, and he was escort
ed to the St JaInes Hotel The President reviewed
!6s !6s %a o. ,hs Gemmoa = H. ana sEea a
he met With an enthusiastic reception The o.
chestra and chorus rose and gaze, BEE, the Con-
aHst:Gg MGFo Comes" M Grant sat Ia the seat de-
s'ar.sp*oged Rsnner," with al IT, etreets, VA
fe2s3tea' ana lsses . u :ae pso&1ane tae .Aas!l
Saa rtea Is .ae c1 ior etanst At
Thc President aud suite 20 to Worcester n
guests o1 the city on Thursday.
There WAa no staud1ng-room tn the Coliseum.
| many people being turned away. There wcre
forty 3ntne thousand In the audience per gate re-
port, and twelve hundred in the orchestra F1ft3
4nd a one nnna!ed dollars Eete onered for sea,s.
eetEe no more, 1ostonts awake day and night.
poEters.
ECpon pLAm or 1 CHICAGO LADY,
ArA @: L Dunlap, vito Of tho Genetnl aupertn-
teDdcnt Of the Chicago Northwestern Railroad
sister Of tho late ex-prealdelt Pond, al the
Massachusetts Senate, who also died Of heart dis
| ease.
TO THE ASSOCIATED FREss
| ARRIVAL or PRESIDENT CE4Sy,
Bes7oS, June 1d-President Grsat a,rtye1s this
morning. After bEtakfastng II tho es James
mlttec and corps OF cavalry. arriving at tue state
House about II O'Clock An tmnense nass Of
/ people greeted The President on tho ro1te, Sec
IEtary BuutEet. Admiral Fnz1aEutt Governor
Chamberlain and several other civic and nailttAr
dlgn:tar!es reEe u the Presidential sllk
| At TIE STATE HoCEk.
On reaching the State House, the PTesdeut WIS
| welcomed BY Governor Cladln.
! PreAlJens Grant responded 70 Governor ClAf
ut affords nc great peasuFe to visit the cap.
| tt2l OF the Siate which has done 80 much for my
support and Tor the support Of ths Union IN this
time Of the great rebellion; State whose prtnel.
! Ites did % much to give me whatever potfttca
position hare attained. and State where hare
rteeised such hearty welcome In other dayan
prc1uc. Bench. Lieutenant Governor and ofhcss
were then introduced to the 1'rea,dent- After thr
ce1GnonJ he wa1 escorted 70 the Senate Chamber
Nhste be waa welcomed BY P1etlient 11tuan, and
the mcmhers or the seuatt were then personally
introduced 70 the President bes1des numerous Is
| diea- The President and party werp then escor;e.
sentativea, xhcrc Speaker Jewell made an adifts.
[ Of welc1ne- The Preatdent then introduced
~ menne!s Of the House, after which the PAT,
proceeded under caralry escott to tIyteT TIC S:att
| troops cnhcr General Butler.
| TIE MILITARY REVIEW.
| The troops we're reSie~ea b. President Graz. ol
the Providence Depot, in tac highland D:5:rsc:
and The lett ut the corner Of BerkleJ md fremont
streets The Precedent VIII received at The HXhi
Of The line BY t;euetA Baues and stan The Gen:
e1al rode up to the lnroucoc.and seook hands Will
| the President, wno Was loudly cneezel hy The
crowds of people. The Prcsldett mounted lore
| and accompanied hy the Governor and 1ene1a
Butler and sta1, rode d0Hn the Ilno 2n4. revleEe<
the troops A. the President rode along the lin.
he F1s repeatedly and enthusiastically
cocered. Many houses were gAoJ decorated with
tags An immense eoncoutse of people tar ongvti
fremont street curing me res1ew, and the Win.
dows and balconies Of ali tha hocses were crowd
nd ffN% ~ ~ jofE4 &ha fIr- y.
PRESIDENT took % ! position I: the corner q
Gs5ee{ Se4 Apg9lst1an . ssEee5 EnS1e ne ~
passed II rcF1eW before htEl, and csco1ed By tae
lefr wing be projected Up Rcsk,eJ STREET Is ,hs
Coliseum, Tic cheer. Of the peopia greeting hin
all aons the route.
Alderman White, Chairman Of the City Recep
t1on Coumrttee, received the Prcsllent In Tx
s. a.os Toe!s :a: aos e2sSa e. sauo
time the Coliseum *Aa being packed with fal
1900 people Every Seat WAS tAkcp, and thou
..nd, xsrs @ S;sd io nnd stanaagEoo II
| and the scene Eas noYel aad Impressive beyonc
DESCRIPTION TIE upTd cuts:de the Coliseum M
e any a. ,;enS :. MsTe a. in1a 3D.
| building Was Uost enthusiastic. Tne T1kt 1u1s,
rpse, and cheer Epon cheer, VIA wavln9 haaikcr
him The Prcztder1 repeatedly bowel Is A1ats
| THx CoACKd.
The concert rrp11anna fol today vas Haiol1
sonrrss ssns1sssea, }adns rso d. .Sptsast tas'
bestowed The "ssas spa2sled Daa1e=" Aat
ANN cnons - aroused :reEeadous ea:aa=.assa
sra, rrpna Loeteacnz. sing by A4iela!1e Pallutps
reee1ed htss1 actnoK!e !ede:oeat md xsstsrz
sss Sns e. rpSa9a ,Ses p r.s
Kas oe1tstj to 7rrca. recctF12g probably sat
hcazt1es: o7aiton csc1 te2desed soasssteas Il
this country.
bAxQrE7 II TIE E.yE1x Eor1
Aftcf the close Ct The performance The rresl
Cert VEG escorted to tee Eevcer uoase, Eac-n
s@o nunsd i: ps5so Ia
to5ed the feast No sct speecses wrse Alowed
sFENH OF MINISTER I1oRxrox.
70 Tt soas, "Tse heath q Her Ta,cs:J 21ee:
Victoria after teT preliminary ohscsEAi:oas
spoke q sae musical event q tae daJ aa EoaAez
lied IL Object; ind thst be mar thaa sppTseas:ee
sssss,e .a ssar,s peg as'.sa. + NJ b ss3F! os!!
ststes 1oa&a pe a aasaa:aseoos 70 England: ou. h
was proud to say, I1>n Of hts native country, IL.
pued WITH principles OF homer. did not thtn1 - a
i good u1eteer could have no des1re 70 see or /.
1ai1er he sonc'toa. % dA1e :aem II friends *i,i
their hrothe1a and stssera, contributing to tn.
some thought therr could be no FRIENDSHIP
Cnt1ed ssases b., soca wAs nes nta upsa!on- snc:
| friendship was necessary IN cEdt. that Tie Wor1'
| should see the va.1e and adFaath.ca o! 4oc1L z
! FEtut1ons, which xere the cot1raoa pride Of bot
Erssaud snd the United S;1les. tneJ haT:1H bcel
ess.os.saed herr ey ~ snasAs. so1nts
1qa e1paaacd 1sI ee5oaa aef @ s12ec'auo1ts - :
sulclent In Itself to make sod krcp N endu11n
rsscudshtp between them. The ma;lM aisA1
saRes Of uade and oon,aesec demanded sue
| friendly rtlaucDa The eemmoo atock and cotE
| mo1 Interests were improved Through It EcG
land must prodt ~ the union, peace Aol1 p1oa
reHty Of the country.
Kr1rxx KerKxKS1s OF TUE FIE1pEN1.
The freAi1ect left 1oE GTo:uu stt5 e1eltEE
tnc guest Of sec1etary Boutwell, he viii lear