The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-11

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The Presidents Pig image.
From the letter of our John Jones, il will be seen
that his Excelency has reached Philadelphia in safe
ty, and in excellent health ard spirits, although
somewhat jaded by travel. The following was the
order of the procession in the good city OF Brothery
Loves
Frat Brigade
Brigadier General Csdwalader and star, and
First Regiment Volunteer Artillery.
Trumpeter.
First City Troop
Colonel Murray and Colonel Peasanton.
Junior Artillerss National Artillery, Philadelphia
Grays. Washington Grays. Cadwalader Grays,
State Artillery, First Regiment Volunteer
- Infantry. Washington Blues. Union Fen
sr,sg ~ .cibles, National Grays, Montgome
~ Hibernia Greens, Hiber-
r@si mia Green's
Fyys - Band.
Second Company State Fenciblss First Company State
Fencibles National Guards.
Lafayette Light Guards Mechanic Rifle Company.
ii ::::;;::; e. r.: f.
aE Governor Porter, sSs
USE Judge King, SO
.
Four Carriages drawn by two Horses EACH containing
Secretary of the Treasury, John c. Spencer;
Attorney General, Legare; Postmas-
ter General, Wickfe;
The Friends of the President and the Committee OF Re-
ception.
Two Marshals on Horseback.
Second Brigade.
Brgadier General Rounfort and Staff
First Regiment County Volunteer Infantry
Colonel Goodman.
First State Troop, Washington Cavalry OF Holmesburg
PhiiadeIphia Cadets Germsntown Blues. MAin
Guards, Monroe Guards, German Bat
Major Ditmar.
German Rifles, First Company German Washington
Suar xTerw
Eight Carriages containing the Commissioners of South
wsrk and Moyamensing. and the Committee Of
Arrangement.
Cab with officers of the U. S. Circuit Court
Eight Hack Carriages and Wagons.
Nine Horseman
great many curious and funny incidents occur
red by the way, all of which our John Jones will
chronicle in due time. The Philadelphia Chronicle
During passage of the Ohio down the river
yesterday Robert Tyler of the President held in his
hand Of the Be- S n0v r
form the public
We are greatly rejoced that the Poet Laureat,"
of the pilgrimage, is really one of the members of
the suite. Such an opportunity of concocting ano-
Their epic poem don't occur every day.
The Chronicle tells us that
The entertainments the Walnut street Theatre last
evening" and which provided for the express grati
cation Of President Tyler and his Cabinet the TRACE
dy OF Jack Cdde the aiter-and the farce OF Lucky
Stars" All approprate-very.
IA disappointed office-seeker behaved in remark
ably violent manner at Phladephla-here is the
account of it,
A young man, calling himself Edward Smith, was
brought before Mayor Scott yesterday morning, under
the following circumstance. 1t appeared that the de-
isndsn arrived at the United States Hotel where he be-
haved in the most singular and absurd manner abusing
every body house. and threatened that when the
President arrived he would kill him. He committed
to the county prison.
A very interesting scene occurred al Elkton, Md.
The affectonate and witha dignifed familiarity of
his Excellency, were singularly manifest Thus is
the incident described by one Of the papers,
The only important transaction OF that day. occurred
at Ektor Md which place the rail cars arrived hall
hour too early and caused wait. The band struck
up Take your time Miss and the President with
drink They acquiesced entered seven by nine cabin,
RECALLED themselves with glass of Monongahela, as
true republicans should.
A very picturesque and romantic incident took
place at Barnums Hotel. Thus graphically does
the Baltimore Sun relate it,
TBetween the and inner door, Mr. Vic Alife, who
had the of Mr. Spencer, we believe detected the
hand of fellow crowding near him, cropping in his
pocket and suddenly turning upon the villain caught
him by the throat with genuine Kentucky grip and
thrusting him with a strong arm and quick motion
against pan cling of the door with which the fellows
ratified in contact exclaimed Keep your nds out
of my pocket sir and permitted him to escape with what
he had gotIa booty contrasting anytnng put agreeaoly
made, for moment spectacle for the crowd, sneaked
of the first opportunity and neglected to display him
self in that vicinity again.
Wait till His Excellency gets here! We will
give him welcome in earnest, and the =" Poet
Laureate" the theme of hundred stanzas