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| The General made feeling and approPl-
ate reply, which was received, by the per-
sons present with great applause, and the ex-
preston of sincere affection. The various
officers of the Government present, ana a
great number of citizens were then present.
ed to the General.


| Numerous introductions took place, con-
sisting of officers of the United States and
State Governments the Society OF Cincln-
natl; Com. cambridge, and numerous ofil-
GERS of the Navy; Col. House, and many
officers of the Army; strangers of distinction,
&c. All the citizens wished to be intro
duced were cordially received. IhcGener-
al afterwards appeared on the Colonade OF
the State House, and wherever he appeared
was received with loud and reiterated cheers.
He was then conducted by the City Commit
tee of arrangements 10 the residence provid-
cd for him at the head of Park-street.


At four o'clock, he was conducted to the
Exchange Coffee House, where he partook OF
an excellent dinner. The mayor presided,
assisted by the Committee of Arrangements.
Besides the General, and his family, were
the City Council, Gov. Fustis, and suite,
Gov. Brooks, Com. Bainbridge, Gen. Nor
ton, and the deputation from the Corporation
of New York, the Hon. Messrs. Otis, Gray,
Lloyd, Webster, the Chief Marshal and
Assistants.


At the above dinner La Fayette gave the
following toast :


p" The CWH Of B0ston.-THE CRADLE OF
LrBERTy-May FanueR Hall ever stand a
monument, to teach the world, that rcsis-
tancc to aggression is a duty, and will, under
true republican, institutions, became BLESS
ING"


Two Civic Arches were thrown across
Nasllngto street, beautifully decorated
with flags and bearing the following mottos;


WELCOME LA FAYETTE.


The Fathers in Glory shall sleep,


That gather'd with thee to the fight,


But the Sons will cternally keep


The tablet of Gratitude bright,
We bow not the neck, and we bend not the


knee,


Bus our hearts La FAYETTE we surrender


to thee.


WASHINGTON AND La FAYETTE..


Welcome La Fayettc.
II REPUBLIC Nor U.iGR.f7'EFUL.
And all the streets through which the pro-
ccssion passed were tastciully dressed with
the National Flags of the United States and
France.-On one of the flags in Broad-street,
was the following:-


WELCOME ILLUSFRI0US CHIEF.
Receive the pledges of thy children, to
sustain with fidelity the principles that first
associated la FAYET'TE with the desti-
mics Of imcrica.