New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
RErIrRNIyG FROM WASHINGTON.
SEVEN THOUSAND VISITORS FROM SEw-YoRK AM
NEw-ESGLAND.

SEVEN THOUSAND VISITORS FROM NEW-foRh AND
NEw-ESGLAND.
The ferry-boats across the North River from
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad dcpots In Jersey Clty 10
rtand and Desbrosses sts were taxed to their utmost
capacity yesterday from morning I'LL midnight The re-
turning hosts from Washington began coming iate
Wednesday night The regular trains from Phiia-
delphia were cut up into two and often
three SECTIONS which closely followed each other The
first organization to arrive the Goth Regiment IL
cane In about hafpast o'clock In the morning ioohhs
rather weak. One Of its members said lie had oeeh
waiting twenty years for this opportunity ana nc
didn't care IL he had wait twenty four more for an
other Many OF the members of the association remained
I'm Washington 10 view the city at leisure, but most
OF them reached New York last night.
At $40 thc first section OF Tammany Halls special
train arrived aud half hour later the second section
came in The Irving Hall train arrived at SAD IL was
ritter midnight before the
Cortlsndtstreet Fery 1hey iound tne SONS
of Volunteer Frenen the Second Fire Iouave Veteran
hs and and scor S em hoe fe eir ardaoa
laDors the Capital. . ,, ,
ssid Yesterday that correct returns OF the
numbers of people who had gone TO the inauguration
Including AT the organizations and the New England
travel he did no, believe they would exceed 1000 While
tween n' Phiadelphia and New-York q wa 10th
Ing the that TGas sta,s alone ~s"" sxccsaea S
! ali the New-York aud New-Engand passengers t.d
Into The Capital the delays in landing were iu..sni'
can't The railroad facilities hsd bce thorohg ~ en-
uoyed but they hld proved sufficient The renhrkabc
psrt Of the rush was that single local train had
boen taken of OF delayed The special trains sent out
| from this city numbered about forty ave -,
The faces d of the Democrats on the Produce ,
Exchange who went Washington 70 witness ihe IN
an ugraiio missed yesterday. Their absence was
accounted for by the following dispatch receive ron
demonstration ever known washington Is ehPoA iui'
SO am L.
| LOCAL GOSSIP ABOUT THE ADMINISTRATIONS
There were no Democrats OF prominence af
the hotels yesterday The stragglers who rosared from
Washington easily explained this. They have all re-
roained at look after the distribution OF
patronage Tho Democratic congressman are expected
TO remain for some time in Washington In the political
resorts uptown there not great deal OF discussion
Of the Cabinet II has beon oreshadowed 40 long thal
comment was exhausted long ago. 10 is acknowledged
BY Democrats that the composition OF the Cabinet and
the silver question started Mr. Cleveland on his
Administration In q serious quarrel with the West IL
10 said that he purposes 10 pacify the doubtful states
that IL New Jersey Connecticut and Indansand such
s ,,h he OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1ut the bmIk Of Tie
Federal patronage Will he concentrated In NcwYork
The address received praise for Its brevty and
dir,ctness Democrats and Kepubicans alike. II
n singular fact however that In spite Of the declara
lions about Civil Service Reform, Democrat be
found who does not believe mat every hepnDlcan OH
| cial will be turned out 70 make room for Democrat
Speculation about local Offices foreign missions ana
sssstapt secrearyships has begun General McCle an
Ia said 10 be In line for the Italian Mssion Mr.. Pendle
| ton o. Edward Cooper for England: and Joseph Il.
Mcdonald for Russia Popular opinon since both Man
ming and whitney go into the Cabinet books Hubert o.
Thompson for CoIector OF this port Is SAID that r.
T. stetson will be assistant secretary OF the Navy
TSs Poss last night said that eK:Attorney General
Charles a Fairchd Of this city, would be First Assist
| ant secretary OF the Treasury MI. Farchid Is In
Washington