Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-05

foi the ocrasioD by the authorities.
He is to attend di,ine service tomorrow
morning, after which he will proceed To the
residence of useph Bonaparte, at Bordeniown,
aud return again in the evening IN order To
meet the committee from Philadelphia on
Monday nIvining at Worthwhile"
From the U. S. G.zeue, Sept. 80.
LA FAYETTE-IN PHILADELPHIA.
Z" re I should tell thee DER this days work
6 Thou DIST not believe the deeds but II report il.
Tuesday morning at sunrise was distinguish
ed by the hustle and busy doing of almost
every inhabitant and visitant Of our city and
Liberties: the early hour at which the meet
ings of the military companies, and different
associations of citizens were called, rendered
il necessary that all should be on the alert
BY six O'clock, soldiers were seen hnrrying to
their place uf rendezvous, and in a few min
u,es, companies being formed, they were pres
sing towards the reg,ineDtal line.
In the mean time the cavacade Of mounted
Citizens were arranging 10 one place, the Coop
ers in another, the Weavrrs in another, &c.
Aud here and there few individuals of zach
body, we noticed hurrying with the right FORM
ed motion of conscious hardness (; yet we
heard 1t repeatedly asserted in tie course of
the day, that 30 great degrees OF punctuality
WIS never OcotEvcu III SouhoSouoh w Shi-
gas companies.
As the various military and civil bodies
were organized, they took up severally their
line OF march towards Frankfbrd, passing
through Kensington. Tie military rmbody-
ing itself on very handsome. parade ground
abouf 2 miles this side OF Frankt6rd. The
different civic bodies were formed a short dis
lance beyond K.nsington, on the FranklOTd
road. The military line was formed at an
ing Of the volunteer companies OF Major Ger
erai Cadwaiader's division, and numerous
companies Of handsomely uniformed and well
dicipiined Infantry, Cavalry and Riienen,
from neighbOurIDg counties in this state Us well
az frum The Jersey side.
While these military proceedings were iu
operation, The citizens were preparing ~ graft
fy their curiosity, Ms early as possible, by TAX
Ing possession of the fences and elniDences,
balconies, scaifods, roofs of houses, Sc upon
the road and streets from the field of parade,
the whole prescribed course of the procession,
TO the S,ate-Houss. Indeed, So eager were
the ladies To become spectators, and so Jealous
were they to be in seasUn that thousands were
10 their places upon the staging, as early as
half past 2 O'Clock, well provided with every
species OF "prOrend," as Capt. DaIgeuy would
say, to stand three days dsappuinimen,,-a
piece Of forecast by no means 10 be- under
valued, as your fast talking and eager anxiety,
are noted whetters of the appetite.
We have mentioned the forming Of the line
--rhis was to be- done at 10 O'clock, and 10 the
Credit of every officer concerned in the milita-
ry arrangements of the day, we ought not 10
neglect to mention, that his order was com
Piled with in the most punctual manner.
The boundaries of the parade ground were
denoted by deep line OF spectators, waiting
a.. fo./7 ID
Iniring the imposing beauos of the troops
In referring to the elegant display made by our
volunteer division, and their ,isilants, WV
onght not TO neglect the singular propnely of
department in the spectators there were none
Of that eDcroachment upon the line, and often
si,e TudeUess 20 the sentinel, which too fire.
que";iy, ADD indeed usually, are observed on
the occasion of military parade, deep sense
of universal respect towards the good man"
in W nose honour they had assembled, appea ar
ed To influence every mind and the observed
as well as observer, seemed 90 demesn him
self as II he thought his own conduct would be-
the test If the assembly's feelings upon that
interesting occasion.
The duty of The sentry appeared on this oc.
casion almost DomInai-none appeared desir-
Gus vi breaking the line, and whatever might
have been The cagerness Of the crowd, TO view
the General, = sense of deep respect kept
every iuJi, Iduai upon proper ground.
At 10 minutes past o O'Clock, the approach
OF Gen. La Fayette was announced - the ac-
and huzzas Of .tyty thousand Gcemen,
and grand sait'ie Of one hundred guns. The
venerable Judge Peters, who had accoGpanl-
cd the Bafouchc from FrankfoEd, gave place
on entering The field to Gov. ShuIze. as com
mander 10 chief vi the Military THIS change
ha,ing AIKEN place, Gen. LII Fayette entered
the field, in his elegant Bdrouche drawn by six
handsome cream coloured hOr5es-and pro |
ceeded 10 The centre, where number Of invi-
ted guests awaited hun.
Soon after his arrival the General proceed |
ed To rs,iew Tive troops, accompanied by Ma
iot General Cadwa adler, Governor ShuI2e,
and one or two other officers, General La
Fayette leaning upon the arm Of General Cad
walader.
The different Military bands playing appro-
pirate muse.
When Inc General had passed in front Of the
whole line, receiving the usual salu,cs and
finishing tho re,iew by noticing neat com
pany Of lIhemeD, the gentlemen wIth him
iUrned ~ order TO te-c0nduct hlm to the cen
ire, bat between tho extreme right snd left
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