Show HAYES AT SAN FRANCISCO J < CHow I C-How Ho was KccclTcd at the Golden Gate I Ban Francisco 9Tbe President I and parly lunched in Oaklandrat the I esidenco ol exSurveyor General HoBghton where Mrs Hayes remained re-mained during the Afternoon receiv tog ladies while the President at the termination of the ceremonies proceeded pro-ceeded to the ferry host escorted by the reception committee and the Oakland Light Cavalry Meantime throughout the streets ol te 8n Francisco line of march thousands had gathered seouriog adTantageoaB point to witness the procession The space at Market street presented a lively scene It was crowded with spectator amidwhich the police and a squadron of cavalry with some difficulty maintained an open cpace for tbo movements of the cortege The city official cnctular rapre Eentativec officers of tho army and navy and carriages aero admitted to the ferry dock and the gates kept xloaed to keep out the press of peo pe At 840 tbe ferry steamer having the President and party on i josrd reached the slip and a landing was cflecttd Tea President advanced ad-vanced between too lines formed by tbe navel and military officers and nonsals to where Supervisor Stetson was waiting to welcome him on behalf be-half of the city while a salute of artillery cheers of the crowd and the music of bands announced his advance ad-vance Th introductions being made Mr Stetson after a brief address ad-dress presented the president with the engrossed resolutions of V the board of luperiuorn welcoming And extending to him the freedom ot the city Col JP Jackson followed on behalf of the citizonu at large in a few welltimed remark mark The President replied to the addresses simply by an inclination of the head end handshaking hand-shaking and after a few moments conversation was conducted to a I carriage drawn by six hanome bays 2Ies Stetson and Jackson accompanying accom-panying him General Sherman and Secretary Ramsey with the members of the reception committee occupied tho second carriage The others were taken up by the officers of the army and navy consuls Governor Perkins and staff and guests the gates being opened the carriages filed out The President waa received with enthusiastic en-thusiastic cheating from the immense crowd which turroundcred the dock lines The procession was at once formed and took up the march in the following order Platoon of police Grand Marshal Menzes and aids Grand Marshal Taggart of Oakland and aide Society ol California pioneers Grand Army of the Republic Second brigade of the National Guard consisting of the First Second and Third Regiments of infantry carriages containing the President and mite officers of the army and navy state officers members mem-bers of the committee foreign consuls con-suls municipal officers and invited guettt V G llmg battery light artillery ar-tillery battery loA First Battalion cavalry National Guards Fourth Brigade National Guard and Filet Regiment artillery National Guards Tbe route of precession WM upMarket up-Market to California to San so mo Suitor to Montgomery to Washington Washing-ton to Kearney ta Market to Sixth oountcrmorchingto tbe PaUce Hotal All along the routo the building were handsomely decorated with flags banners drapery and evergreens Flags wIre flying from every staff and festooned across tho streets Immense crowds lined the eidewtlks and packed the street corners and the President standing uncovered in his carriage was greeted with a continuous con-tinuous roll of cheers and with the waving of handkerchiefs from the I window and housetops On arriving at the Palace Hotel the President and party with but little delay were conducted to their rooms to seek much needed rest where they will be allowed to remain undisturbed till later in the evening when n serenade Hill occur The came apartments which were derotod to the use of General Grant at hie recent visit havo been refitted in elegant style for the occupation of the President The weather during tho day was moat propitious clear and warm with alight a-light breeze and the reception pasted off in a meet satisfactory and enthusiastic enthusi-astic manner V During the evening the streets around the Palace Hotel and the groat court and galleries havo been thronged with people listening to the strains of the band and awaiting the appearance of the President Tho court is i beautifully decorated with flags shields bannsrt fcttiont and tvirgreeur1 and with its sir tiers of arched galleries flashing with gas and eleotric lights and crowded with galy dressed people presented pre-sented a brilliant appearance About 930 President Hayes made 313 appearance on the lower balcony bal-cony being received with eheerr and the clapping of hand In a low words he thanked tho audience for the kind rcccplion ol tha day and evening excusing himself from a speech on accounted fttigue General Sherman then made his appearance in response to bud calls ascii entertained enter-tained the crowd for a few moments with como ol his dry humor and introduced to the people Mr Hayes who bowed her acknowledgments and retire Demands were made for the governor and others hut no speakers appearing the throng slowly dispersed dis-persed |