, 1877-09-18


CisciSsArt, sopt.t 1D.-P,cstticnt llayes at.
tc,.'cd services at ti-Tsin!ty Mellludls. EpIsco~
pal Church this forenoon. During tho afternoon.
III company With II. II. Stephenson, CoItcctor of
Customs, he madu soma informal visits, au,onr
others FALLING upon m old Indy vino told him
when young man that 1c would reach bis
present exalted position. In the evening be
tot'k tea At the rcAidence OF Geor1e ". Jones,
Esq
OFF FOR LOUISVILLE, KIT.
cISCiaNAT1, Sept. 11-Tllo President and
party were escorted by the military aud
largo number Of prominent citizens
to tho Ohio 4; Mississippi Depot, where
they took spccsa1 train for l.ontsvi1lo At
o'clock this morning. The train cotlsstcd Of q
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS locomotive, the Direct.
ors car ot the Louisville i: Nashville Railroad,
tlle Directors car Of tho Baltimore Ohio 1lal'-
road, Pullman palacc-car, and q baggagc-car.
THE PARTY.
In addition TO the President and his imnlc-
ltatc fanily, the party consists Of the Secretary
os State, Miss Bette Eynrts, sfr. Prescott
Eyarta, and Charlcs II. Rnhscll, Private sccrc.
tary; serrctnry ot The Interior Carl Scl,urz;
rost1aaster'ueneFal D. n. Key: Secretary ii
Nar, 0en' ,McCrary, and Mrs. AicCfary;
Matthews. Of west Vrrinin, ' and s Witt t;or. os.
Young Of Ohio; E. Y. s,,1ailey. New York
TRIBUNE; 1. G. Washington, LoutsviIlc Courier.
JyurnaF: Y. D. Daekham, Dayton .oarnal. anu
tho Committee Of Reception from LouIsyi]le.
At Jcs!crsonslI|c, Ind, the nrtlcr OF cars conl-
posing the tra In will bc reycrset1, tic lneotnu-
tive placeA In tic rcnr and tllu Presidents car
IN trout. tnat tic President inny hnyo bct.cr
OH thu Ohio River bridge and along the railroad
to ths depot, aud the people better opportu.
nifty to seq him.
AT LorisvlLLH.
r!cseat aes I'll sa e c.Snet f ss sGnins sisat st
Governors, and other distinguished guests,
cauBet an entire suspension at business and Uni
asscn!blagc about ti,e depot wi'cro the party
werc y arrive aud along the streets 10 be lol-
was never previously seen in Louisville. Tic
great flFagu lcad!ng iuto Louisville over tic
OlIlo at th's point was appropriately alhl ety-
cantly decorated with ttatIuual mud i,atrinti:
loottocs vi rich anl beautiful designs. Tho
houscs of al, kinds along tho route of tic pr.,-
ccsslon are also handsomely ct,vured with ever.
greens arl <ulurs, conbincl iutu popular scntl-
.lients, etr. ls'e people greet joyous1y thu ur
riyai Of the President, anl gre prepursd 10 cx.
tend tu hin welronle In kuntuckys best atlll
most hosiltaGlc Inanner.
THE WELCOME.
The Presidential party arrived at 1t:s3 In
ea:o F.eui ayes ssoo d o aifs'Sa y uaa sn
OF tho tar. loft art.l by ll|s side, rirht on his
breast. To lls right Wcrc Mrs. Haycs, Miss
Evarts, md others; oil Ills LETT wcre ", n.
!ia.!eMaIi, Gen. Harlan, Md others. Gen. L.
ii. Murray introduced
MAYOR JACOB,
who spoke Us follows:
AZ. pnaalnrS!: Tho peoplo Of LouIr,t'lc, the
metropolis of Kentucky, proud OF lhslr kraud
statesman. old Harry u tho Wost, Wha uttered pns
q tlv nodlctt scnttHents TINT ever tell from. the
!!ps " mortal nan,-'.1 would rather b. right
tt'an President greet 3ayously Ills disciple, tiat
President Ct tho cn,ted Htatcs wl!o. at critical
nay: :" tle aerycs hts party best whn SERVES Ills
country bctt. irrespective OF parry, race, or scst
We welcome your E1celicncy gladly u snf hou.e,
anu htd y1u lod speed in youe 1aoof of Lore, ~.
Cancellation, and return.
PHEhiDEHT HAYxa
d!d not reply. except only to announce, through
AIuyot JaeuG, that Au would address, the people
later In tho day.