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far as the eve could reach, every foot OF ground
was occupied. -


With some difficulty the General and the at
tending party reached the Cathedral. NO sooh-
a. ,yere The doors thron open than the edifice
crowded to its utmost capacity, u was nut shs
work of an instant. Thousands were dlsappoint-
ed in obtang access to the church. Here the
bishop mande an appropriate address to the Cen
eral, after which the Ie Deum was. sung. =


Leaving the church by. n side door, the Gene


raj next appeared before the people, mounted up
on his famed charger, +" Old Whitey.' as he is
familiarly called. Nothing could have gwen
greater satisfaction to every one than the Gene
rails ready compliance with the public wish that he
use this fayorite horse during the day. AS soon
as he was recognized the hurrahs OF the multi
tude again went up with almost frenzied enthusi-
asm. The crowd again pressed close IN upon HIM,


and his old horse received many kind, affecuo'


nate pats, and the story is that Old Whitey's per.


sonal beauty is good deal impaired by the de-
Epredations made ON his flowing main and ail.-
/ The procession was now formed as rapidly as


possible Ii was Of immense length, and every


way most imposing.


..To describe it in detail would be IDLE labor
nor have we space left US 10 do So. 1t was com


posed agreably to the programme which we hav
SO often before published.'


j Al .;sh. tho ST Charl were most georgeousl,
illuminated and em5ellished with transpnrencies
w non tne OeHerai was Wutteu upon uy tHo 'o'
lernor and his staff who with him adjourned to tn
, dining room where he partook of spendid Dime


in company with oil the functionaries, of III


state and city, and several hundred citizens.
On the next day, Governor Johnson presente
, to Gen. Tayer the sword, voted him, by the LIZ
, gslature of Louisiana. The ceremony too
t place at the ST. Charles, and suitable speeche
were exchanged.


r The New Orleans papers, are filled with ii
accounts of the Reception &C..