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morning, and arrived, the same night at half past l0, in New ork, where they took mn lodgings privately, at Towards Hotel. Ilwas the Presidents intention to have kept his ar rival a profound secret

 After the nuptals at the Church. the cor tege, consisting of five carriages, that of the President being drawn by four horses, drove to the residence of the Gardiner's in Lafav- cite place, where they took dinner.

 At o'clock, P. M, yesterday, the party drove down to the ferry-boat Essex, com manded by Capt. Rockwell, and lying near the foot of Courtlandt street, where they got on board.

 On board the Essex were tie following party:

 President Tyler and lady, tNmother, sis ter, and brother of the bride; John Tyler. Jr.; the two Misses Wiclli1e, daughters of the Post Master General; Miss Legare, daughter of the late Secretary of Slate; Col. Graham and lady, Post Master of the city of New I ork i William Paxton Iallett, Esq, and lady Sllas M. Stilwell, Marshal; George D. Strong, Esq. General Ward of Westchester, who, tits said, will lsucceed Senator Talmadge in the United States Senate; Col. Bankhead and suite; Major Burnett of New ork ex- Appraiser McKibbon; Mr. Gay; Mr. Tasistre Iheo. Dwight, Esq, of Princeton Mr. Don negafi, lady, and daughter, and Mrs. Judah, all of Montreal, invited guests, and one or two others

 Thus freighted, the Essex, with Col. Bank heads superb band on board, moved out into the harbor of New York. The afternoon was delightful; the air in the city was hot and oppressive, but the cool breeze in the harbor was most exhilaratng. The boat passed down by the North Carolina, near to Governors Island, receiving Presidential sa- lutes from the Old North, from the steamer Princeton, (whose name, with great delicacy, was not mentioned by any on board from the two Mexican war steamers, the Guada- loupe and Montezuma, from the Revenue Cutter lying in harbor, from the Fort at Gov ernor's Island, and from the Navy Yard The yards were manned by the several vessels, and repeated rounds of cheers were given.

 After taking a turn about the harbor, the Essex landed the Presidents party at Jersey City. where he took the cars for Philadelphia, to whose Inequalities we now consign him and his charming bride. After a brief stop III Washington, the President will leave for visit 10 the Rip Raps in Virginia