Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-13

me NUMBER we have heard the names or
only the foilowing,-Ilis excellency the
Governor of the state, the Hon. Governeur
Norris, Count Regnault D'Angeiy, the
Hor. Mr.. Sanford, Col. 'rrumbull. Col.
Rutgers, col. Willet. Gen. Stevens of South
Carolina, col. Pringie of do col. Ward of
do. Mr.. Hay OF Virginia, and Mr.. Parish of
Philadelphia. Mere. .Adver.iser.
The JDlloqying detail is cohied from the
.Me7v York Epening Post.
ANNIVERSARY.
On Thursday, the doth anniversary of
American Independence, was celebrated
in this city, in a very splendid manner
The day was unusually fine which drew
together from the neighboring country adj
ed to our population, an immense c. nCourse
of spectators, to witness the different eXhi-
billions. The Military, as is usual, made
prominent figure among the performan..
oes of the day. The first brigade Of ar
tillery, consisting of the I'd regt. under col.
Stevens; the 9th, under col. Merceiu
the 18Th, under colonel Kingsiand; bat
talon of the Sd under major Hunter the
battalion OF governors guards, under major
Dunscomb. and S troops of colonel War
ner's r. giment of horse artillery, pavaded
under the command of brigader- general
Curtenus. The line was formed in Hud-
son street, is right extending through HUI
bert-st co Washington st. Major General
Scotch the U. S. army, having been invi-
ted by Gen. Morton. to attend the review,
received the salute of the line in Hudson
street.-Mai. Gen. Steddiford, Brigadier
Geps. Mapes and WarTl, with their suites,
accompanied the reviewing general. At
ter the review the troops took up the line
CT march rs mentioned in our paper of
Wednesday, and entering the east gate Of
the Park, passed in front of the Cityhall,
where the honors of the marching were re-
ceived by major General Morton. The
troops then passed down the centre Of the
Park, through Broadway to the Battery,
VIII, re they formed, fired a national salute
and feu-de-joie, and were dismissed.
Statutes we're also fred from Governors
Island, from the \ arrows, Redlow's Island,
and at Fort Stevens, a. Hurlgate on the
East River. The procession of the difis-
rent societies, which moved through the
principal streets, were well arranged, and
had pleasing effect. Ii the centre OF the
Ship Wrights and Caulker's society, was
displayed beautiful miniature Of a Inc
of battle ship placed on VIII eels, and drawn
by six horses. Her port holes were all o.
pen, and on her fore and quarter decks
were M Der OF Jolly tars all ready tor
action. The French Frigate Eurydice
was elegantly dressed, in honor of the day.
and returned the salute from the Forts
she then immediately weighed anchor and
proceeded TO sea. The commanler Of her
we are infarmed, delayed his departure
one dav for the purpose CT testifying the
annie de fee .ings of his sovereign to the
Amerit an nation. At Washington Hall,
an Grafton was delivered before the Wash
ington and Hamilton societies. In the G.
vening tie Theatre, Museum and other
places of pubic amusement we're brilliant
ly lighted up, and crowded to overtiowing.
The steamboat Fulton with number ct
ladies' and gentlemen, and the battalion Of
governors guards with choice band of
music. made an excursion up the east and
north rivers and down the Bay. At Vaux-
hall Gardens, and on Governors Island, a
variety Of rockets aud other FIRE works
were set OF i'll fire style, and the day was
spent with more than usual hilarity and
enjoyment, without any accident occurring to
mar its pleasures.
FrtAeticl sJury, July TO-
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