Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-07
rhe COrOnatiOn Of her Rrai..,.
YictorIa The Frs.

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Victoria the First.
/ The long expected morning wh.-
geant was to be witnessed, which - E
the present generation will perb,a nOaeof
see again, was ushered in under u ever
imposing appearances. The sFv ln01
y as five O'Clock, presented a chs Q "a.
pearance, and occasional shows,s p:
but the heralds of more detem;ssssgS 9ined
continuous rain. Notwithstan5,r.'u and
unfavorable appearances, St. Jams{SSl ese
even at that early hour, contain '44
numbers Of individuals, attracted !. "a
ness the imposing spectacle of tba o - "
ton procession. Before half past 80 ,o-.
O'Clock the weather cleared IN. tbs s'.sa
broke out, and the previous lain oaIS II,
ded to the effect of the procee5in3. Z.
laying the dust, and giving an a5jisos.,
verdure to the foliage of the tree, '''''-A
AT six O'Clock the Goth Regina.
Foot, and the 9Th Dragons eGie ,,03' : y
park and took up their Station in fro., = !,
tue palace, togelher with the % liz
Guards. The Z. division of the Da;a.
was also in attendance. Twelve I'm F.-.'
of artillery were rangcdopposite S. an an
Palace within the ratings, and Tho nm.
teen tents erected behind them gave a r o,r
aspect to that portion of the park.
Soon after nine O'Clock the procesS.,
began TO form in the mall, and wba \
the carriages of the foreign minisieBs5
ambassadors were in line, they preser,a5
a magnificent spectacle. Amongs ibqm
all, However, that of Marshal Sglt vw
pre-cminently attractive. Itwas at OOg
rich, .chastc, and beautiful. The arraDge.
ments before the palace appeared 10 b
under the orders of Sir Hussy Vivian
Sir George Quentin, Sir c. DaIbiac, aDj
Colonel Woodford.
About quarter before ten O'Clock he
royal standard was hoisted over the marbs
arch, and it was in good taste that il vas
done by sailors.
At five minutes before ten the cdrriass
of the foreign ministers proceeded to thsf
places, forming in line up Constitutional,
and followed by the carriages of the RoF
al Family. The Duke of Sussex, onbo
ing recognised, was much cheered.
AT ten O'Clock precisely, tie guns a..
nounced the movement of the prOcessna
and the national anthem pealed forth Urol
tine air, and in a few minutes her Naszr
emerged in her state carriage fronb.
meath the marble arch, amidst the entB.
siastic greetings of the assembled mil
tudeS. As each member of the Ron
Family was recognised, cheers werebsa
on all sides, but on the appearance Ofk
Majesty they were as continuous rs ihs
were enthusiastic. Her Majesty IOOEl
nncommOnly well, appeared to be in big
spirits, and repeatedly acknowledged be
greetings she received by bowling TO tk
people.
Here follows an elaborate description
of the procession and the ceremons
which is altogether too difase for US to
copy. The following statement of the
Liverpool Cotton market may be interest.
ing to our readers.
Monday, July 2-Extensive sales.-
$3.50 bales American 5 ID to 1874
Tuesday, July S-Market quiet. Sb
small. Prices of American 5 l2D
q IA.
Wednesday, July 4.--Anothcr qua
day. Common qualities of Amercma-
.sy. Sales $500 bales. Prices of Amer
cans 3 I.2to7 IA
Thursday, July 5-Market brisk. Sas
5000 bales. 1920 American 5 IL to-