Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08
NEW YORK CELEBR ALTON

narrative of them will be more accountable 10 our
readers Than the details CT all the preliminary ar
engagements. Rochester - as 10 Sc ID her commit
tee OF cons'a,ulation In The g Young Lion of lie
West," an elegant ireisht-boa ofthe Aierchan -
Line. Among her articles size carries quantity
OF Cedar pals with brass trimmings, from he fac
tory OF tie Messrs Evernghms, finished in a sty lie
OF superior eegance-On the 3ist. the town OF
Troy witnessed the arrival Of stranger from the
TAR weSt;' the new canal boat s. Niagara from
Black Rock, with Gen. z. b. Porter, and a party
OF has western friends on board. She was weIcom
ed by the Common Council, artillery firing and
bells ringing; and she waited at the head OF the RI
yer TIL Thursday, TO be taken in tow bv the Chief
Justice Marshall, and to join the squadron of steam
and canal boats at Albany. In truth (exclams
the Troy Sen'ine) the enterprise OF the citizens OF
New York has operated on he rocks Of the Noun
tam Ridge, like the charm words - open sesame -
on the granite gates of the robbers cave, and
passage is opened to wealth beyond computation,
and an intercourse without limit
The Grand Procession from Bulf1lo had arrived
at Utica, and were to have left on the morning o.
the 3ist to reach Schenectady Monday afternoon
and Albany at 2 on Tuesday 1.-TWO canoes filled
with Indians, and headed by the celebrated Red
Jdchet were To accompany the procession from
Buffalo 10 n. YoTs-Oa Friday morning they W ere
expected 10 arrive at N. York. Every scheme had
been put III requsition to add to the grand specta-
Gle IN the city. The Banks and Markets would
be closed business liz general will be suspended.
and the day will be devoted to rejoicing and fesi-
witty Many Strangers have already arrived and
eueTy packet, steam boat and UehicIe of conUev-
d1lce IS crolOded nHh passengers, coming 10 wit
ness or partake in the celebration. ''--'' All the
steam boats (says the Mer Advertiser) that navi
gate In this harbor (22 to % in number,) several
pilot boats aud numerous barges the wnole beauti-
fully decorated, will unite sn this occasion to do
honor to the first Boat from the Lake. and escort
IL to the Ocean. This procession will return from
Sandy Hook about O'Clock, and remain off the
Battery whilst the grand procession Of citizens pass
that place - In the evening Mrs. Johnstone was
TO make her second Krial excursions grand dinners,
grand spectacles every thing was to be on a grand
scale to celebrate this Grand event BE it So II j.,
noble monument, ,oOrthy ofthe state, tcorthV
Of the country, i0orthy Gfthe age.
The tables are turned, and Flirtilla has EcfiDseg
Ariel. This is news which will be agreeable to
many of our Southern readers. The N. Y. Advocate
states that the private beis have been prodigious
and are estimated at from 500 900 to 300 600
that the Southern gentlemen declare, they have got
back al the money they have lost with interest -
II is tH&e, then TO terminate {" this rlnous syster,
of enormous betting" against which the Advocate
50 properly enters ITS protest. The National In
teiligencer, on It's part, warns the Vrgnans against
running their natcbrace- the Long Island Course
being certainly TO disadvantage; and advises them
to take the middle ground 10 run on: the
Washington Race Course, or the Baltimore, if
they prefer It, But we would be done altogether
with these large matches, which would array the
North agains' the South, even upon race-held
The Norfolk Beacon Of the 5Ih remarks: Gen
Wynne, the owner of Flir'illa, arrived here YES
terday in the Steamboat Virgiqia, richly freigb.ed
(seys IepoH) with the result Of his famous horses
success"