Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

cattle not protected, more than buIlhen
Of the harness aud yoke. II requires
some little expense and trouble, it is true,
To protect these animals so carefully NJ
Mr.. w. protects his, but their comIor'
and the Willingness with which they per-
form their duties, when protected from
annoying insects amply repays the trou-
ble and expense = Hartford Times.
From the Providence Journal.
TIE TENTH OF SEPTEMBER.
The Review of Saturday, held in honor Of
the anniversary OF tho battle Of Lake Ere
was the most brilliant pageant OF The kim
ever seen here. The day was delightful {;
lhe dark and stormy clouds, and the north
east wind which prevailed on Friday. threat
"nlng an unpropiilous day. cleared off before
midnight, and Saturday dawned beautifully
The troops cnme up ~ unexpected numbers,
and their appearance. discipline, aud 'fh
cheney far surpassed what had been expected.
No State aud no country can turn out hne'
body Of men than were drawn up on Sa,nr
day they were of the very bone und slncw
ot the State. men who have homes aud tain-
,ics, and who carry their arms n" for idle
parade merely ,but ready To use them whencveI
rhr State shall call upon them. The move
uenis upon the field were performed with t.
prompinrss and accuracy which gentlemen
f experience declared they had never see'
rqunlled except by regular troops while The
chartered aud some oi the volunteer compa.
mes were pronounced superior Ia most OF
the companies IN the service.
! We cannot name particular companies,
without the risk of injustice, but we cannot
iorbear to speak particularly OF the corps Of
artillery. There was an appearance o.
strength and soldty about it, that was ex
jceedngly imposing. The corps numbered
over iiv" hundred men. with fourteen pieces
of artillery, from three Founders io thirty
lwo pound Palxhan. The whole number IL,
The line WAS not exactly ascer'alned but The
most moderate computation placed IL at about
twcnty-ihrce hundred, while some estimate
II at three thousand. The steamboat from,
Newport did not arrive until noon. and the
iormail ion on Benefit street was delayed soin'
aours longer than was intended. The c."
umn commenced marching immediately aitcr
The troops that came in the steamboat were
pnsted. and proceeded under command oi
Gen. BLopGEr, to the Dexter Training
ground in the following
ORDER or LINE.
l.-Corps of Artillery, Col Swan.
Newport Ar,rlcy, Col. Swan.
Warren Artillery, Capt. PeaIce.
Marine Artillery. Col Nightingale.
Bristol Artillery, Capt. Taylor.
Sea Fcncbies, Capt Mauran.
Puw,uxc, ARTILLERY, Col. Arnold.
ll.--Brigade of Infantry, Gen. BLopGrr
First Regiment, Col. Ellen.
Kcn,sh Guards, Col. Allen.
W"ons"cker Volunteers, Capt. Briggs.
Cumberland Volunteers, Capt. Ilaz"lion.
Foster Volunteers, Capt. Anderson.
Manvlllc Guards, Capt. Hale.
Second Regiment, Col. Bro'rn.
National Cadets. Col. Martin.
Fifth Ward Guards, Capt Hidden.
Third do Capt. Shaw.
FIRST do Capt. Olncy. @
Second do Capt. Earle.
SIKH do Capt. Grant.
Fourh do Capt. Lindsey.
FIRST Light Infantry, Lien,. Basbcr.
Officers without command.
Brigade Of Infantry Gen. SrrpMAs
Third Rgimret, Col. Turner.
Warren lnfan,ry, Capt. Fesscndcn.
Tiver,on Volunteers, Capt. Dnrfcc.
do do Capt. Dnricc.
do do Capt. llamb!y.
do Go Capt. Clarke.
jamestown Volunteers. Capt Knowles.
MiddIciown Volunteers. Capt. Greene.
Coventry s. Warwick Vol'rs, Cap'. Harris
Fourth Regiment, Col. -.
Wakefield Cadets. Capt. Whnlord.
Warwick Volunteers, Capt Marble.
N.Kng,own Volunteers. Capt. Chadscy.
Washington Co. Grenadlcrs, Capt. -
West Greenwich Volunteers, Capt. TarboX
East Greenwich Vol'rs. Capt. Winhiman
Westerly Red Jacket, Capt. Pcrigo.
There may be some companies which We
have omitted III thls enumeration.
The Wexford Volunteers. Capt. Thomas
Ioincd with the North Kingsrown Volunteers
md the South Kingslown Volunteers, Capt.
Fennrr. with the Wakefield Cadets.
The GOVERNOR, accompanied by his staff
was escorted Ia the field by the Providence,
County Light Dragoons,Col. Greene. Mem
U'TS ol IHe touhCII, tdpl. lH'oH oI ln'
Army, Capt. Taylor and Capt. Johnson Of
the Navy, Judge Ptman, the Mayor, Mem.
hers of Congress from this State, and other
invited guests accompanied hun. The Go
vernon was received with n salute OF seven
teen guns, and immediately reviewed ih'
line. which was afterwards formed in column.
a. marched by in review. The lInc was agar
formed and the flags given NY the ladies ol
Providence to the four chartered compnnlc.
which came TO This CITY on the 18Th of May
were formally presented by The Mayor, who
was d2putcd by the ladies for that purpose
The flags are of rich crimson silk, with fringe
and tasses, Of red and yellow, aud ate pre-
ci,cly nike. They bear the arms of The
State, beautifully embla2oned. and under
meath the name Of the company. with ih'
date Of the charter. On the reverse was llis
inscription
PREsENTtD
tbs LADIES or PROVIDENCE
NEWPORT ARTILLERY.
FOR THEIR
PATRIOTIC SERVICES