Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-06
THE CELEBRATIONS NEW YORK.
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Tar CFIEnHATfos 81 y dftiHf ~Fnf on n
f., a. We have Irarued without &C 'dsnt ~ "i'h
"a much spi1t as n deferred ceremoh'si uhh"f
sE ,es oil nauspicous, could be expected 10 do.
.rn. Fi,emen. a. usual distinguished Themselves
-. mo-, mod taste IN adorning aud displaying
~. ,.sneetive badges and beautilnl fnginrs
-and they were we'll aided on this occasion
hyI The bremen from Brooklyn, Who headed
tbe Division and did justice - their slailol
The frrnchmrn aud drseendhn's OF tfeheh'
men constituted n very imposing body
- hoy we're marshned by six or eight o
their conntrymcn, fully equipped ~ the UNI
forn of The cavalry Of the National u1afd,
aud some Rmong Them she"ing ny theu
essy and gallant hearing on hon .eback. that It
va. MT men for the H. II time that the war
hor,e 81 the sahie WIRE familiar TO thin hands.
Tn. French Cnnsnl and his suite marched d.
,ec,iy ofrer The 1rrcolorel STANDARD, which
.as horne alternately by tSn bratrcrs. who IN
#,,I,c, d,yS had seen II streaming II many III.
umph. aud some lie verses, "nd one OF "noh
,.Ilue.sed aud hlrd Tor the Imperial baR'e
L., ,,,.I o,uer onthr field Of Wstciloo. The
d,tcy,ies from the Albany Military Assocln-
ti,n and the officers of n. Y. Infantry III iuli
uniform and amounting III nu nb"r % br'"eeh
. aud 300. were very conspicnons,--C"luino
ColIege with its Prrsidenl, Professors andtoin.
dents marched under b,unrr prepared FOR
IL
favene with u Greek loRend importing " The
,Iotv at this man shall be forever. The bhi'
ch,T..pJ the cartmen all mounted, showed We
~ v,,u pnl mus together hhvr numbered
bct,vetn laur and i've hnndled men, o'shes Tue
slapes on winch wcrr borne the cmb'tms al
their calling. The stem boat hnilder' ehg'-
nacrs NC. with "A steam boat called Tue fh''o",
ta,srd on whrrls, aud us machinery anu "pnVe
all lis bell .ng the whole time, seem" nh oo.
Il tr
,er.. Tanners, aud Curriers', Bakers, Carvers,
and Guildrrs, 5addirrs, lo6acGonIsis, h"h we
know not how many other unde' and probes
sions all with GONE Il Vccs. or emh,cns 81
thrir Tespective vocatipns. attracted aiftn''oh--
hat the PRES. especially, 10 the agency OF which
so much i due Of what has occurred III rance
and il occurring elsewhere III i"Vnr OF popular
,iclts Gxed all ewes aud "a II vent, lht odr.
written for the occa-ton 10y , Ho0d~WW' NJ
the eaues, OF the priutrrs OF Ne" hnrN--h''a'
s,It l-,ug u Yrtnior was stuck oil aud freely
distributed mn.
A nn,onche, in which WUidms, the oni'
- 4s.siIr, - sy,.Yoh Z FOS-
BY. the original Huey Bireh. dnthoay Glenn,
m officer oil the Navy oi the KrvotnIion, bear
ing the identical standard Of the United States,
which was hoisted by him immediately on the
British evaCuatmg the city III l1S3, and
.3ier, Whotey, WAS great attraction aud these
veterans seemed chr,red and gralitied by the
attentions OF viii i they I ere the objects. Al
tor them. came Mr.. John Fan .AOrUfaie on
harsrsback On the evacuation nt The CITY IN
1888 Mr.. Van Nnrsdale pull ed down the Bri-
lish flag aud the haiIiards with which Air.
Glenn hos' ed the American standard.
Tho officers q, the Army aud Navy, hea ded
by GenrfaI scott aud Con-. Chuuncey, walked
together and among the uuop~, width w,ch tue
rrocrssian closed. We ID erved drfHc lInsIii
nj 4 cntIipIIV 4
department: \ uniform mpany. lium Nav =
ark, y. J ~ We understood, IN blue with
white hrli butrnns and blue pompnon, also NJ
tfactrd notice nv .helr good marching 4 align
mcni. The diyisipn Of artillery commando
b, Geb. Norton. surrounded by II NUMEROUS
staff closed the procession.
me Who'e mass began ID move before II o.
tloci, aud by one The head oftee long column
had reached Washington Square. where on
u sage erected for the purpose, Mes5ers. Gala
lin iIert,ll aud Hone, the Ex- President. MIR
Monroe. on account Of the bleakness OF The day.
h.ng unable 10 take his sfat tberp--the Mar.
shal, the Otator OF the DAY, the reader OF the
Address, the COMMITTEE Of Arrangements thu
officers OF the Amy AMI Navy, aud As many of
the officers Of the militia could iud place.
we've laced
Al this moment when the spacious area of
tho square WAS completely mransed, the VIDE
streets around aud without the paiDgs we're 4
gnAlly flied, anil the range OF marble houses
on the south side Of the square was alive from
every window and in ali Their balconies. with
wei dressed females, displaying in every varl-
ely OF ingenious combination, tue cuiors ofthe
day while the exterior OF the houses were fes-
iooned with nWgs-'he coup datL WINS very
= rikIng-and only n brig HI sun was wanting to
Civ fall effect TO TIE scene.
The payer. the address TO the French ppo-
pie. aud The Grafton, were all duly made but
IN the open air, and AMID tho tens nt thousands
thus consrrgated, they we're necessarily maud
bile 10 all but those immedratiy o. around
the stage We hear the Grafton spoken OF with
praise, and OF the address, which, as being on
that committee, we have read. aud that is nj.
tic agency We have had in tle mstter,--ye can
say mat II IS well written. spirited aud appr6-
pirate. he ceremony al delivel Ing the trl-col-
prcd banner, b ,Tne by the bl others PeHoie{ To
HE brigade Of artillery 10 WHOM, 10y II vote OF the
otpicmen Constituting the committee of the T
natives ol France aud taelr descendants it WAS
presented, and all the other cerrmpnial> ucjng |
,ot through with, The whole was terminated by
me Successive rounds, ited by The lrnops aud
hen the whole ossemblage dispersed rthout
my further injury, we believe, than some de-
hohtion OF the stage, "hch, hrcausa II could
o' hold every body, hecau,e IA object OF spite
u soInt.
Mn. klyEs.-the following oneclote, said
D have been communicated b, "A letter
rom a member of Parliament to a gentle.
aan in New York, is related Ia the Daly ADJ
cruiser
" must mention one fact, which will give
on pleasure. Your excclisnt NJ mister. MIR.
,,ves, was, verify bell We, the means OF PIE
entlng anarchy aud civil wal, aud OF rs,ab.
shing constitutional Mona, cnv as hrst
Iled TO the character OF the French peo
le
d" Lafayette was balancing between n limited
and republic. lie had received
depntation impi orius him 10 declare. tor the
her' ard put himself ~ the head. See
nd he, TO Mr.. HIVES, " how ! an pressed and l.