The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-06
From HE Neu York .1mora.
BUNKER HILL CELE3RATION-RECE
OF THE PRESIDENT

The Bunker Hill celebration, on the 18th inst will
undoubtedly be the most brilliant and august
NAL witnessed in the Uni ed States. The
sion itself is peculiarly calculated to draw out
into the highest state Of activity that burning enthu-
siasm--the very poetry of patrotism--which may be
regarded as The great ma iona characteristic OF the
American people. The arrangements and prepara-
tons, both on the spot and elsewhere, such as
have before been witnessed and, from present
appearances the seventeenth Of June, lS43 will be
remembered and cherished by our people, throughout
all time great national anniversary, while the
names Of those who are prominently associated with
it will never cease to be dwet upon with the lveliest
and most gratifed remembrance.
The Common Council of the city of Boston, with
liberay which does them the highest honor, have
resolved to meet the entire expense consequent upon
the reception Of the President and his Cabinet and
the Governors Of the different States the only spe-
caliy invited guests-whlle the most liberal proyi-
sous have been made for the accommodation of all
societies and iniiyiduals--to whom general invita-
tion is extended. The impracticabiIity Of draw ny
any other line OF distinction between special and gene
raj invitations, will at once suggest itself.
The military part of the procession Will be Of
IFS most imposing features. In addition to the hume
rous splendid and welldisciplincd corps of Boston,
there will be present a large number OF Others from
the surrounding cities. New York. we learn will
furnish a body Of her superb troops, numbering not
less than thousand.
1t Is the intention Of the Boston committee Of ar
ument square for the accommodation of ladies'
those who most active getting up the fair in
o40, by which the funds for completing the monu-
ment were obtained will Of course be first provided
for.
The procession will be turned on the common in
Boston, and proceed TO the area on the northeastery
side OF the monument in Charlestown An address,
will there be delivered by the Hon Daniel Webster
Major Samuel Chandler, of Lexington, has been
appointed Chief M.rshal by the committee of ar
raugcmens and all associations and military com
Pan'ss proposing to uuito in The celebration win .s
nliy their intention TO the Chief Marshal by the 7h
inst, or they address G.. Washington Warren
Esq, secretary of the committee, at Charlestown
Massachusetts.
The President, upon his arrival at Baltimore, in
company with the members of his cabinet, will be
greeted m suitable by the citizens and also
IN Phiiadel phia-both cities having made extensive
prepa -aton' for his recep ion in stye betting the
Chief Magistrate Of great nation.
The following will be the order of the proceedings
upon the reception Of President Tyler in this city
The elegant steamer New Haven, Captain Stone.
VIII, on Monday next, proceed to Amboy, to meet
the President where address will be delivered by
Elijah F. Purdy, Esq President Of the Board Of Al
dermen. The p esident will then be taken on board
and the boat will approach the city through the Mar
rows, being greeted with appropriate salutes from
the North Caroline, Independence and other YES
sells OF war, and from the different forts under the
command Of Col Bankhead. The celebrated band
from Governors Island will be stationed on board
the New Haven, by the courtesy Of Col Bankhesd.
Prosper M. Wetmore, Esq, will act as Grand
Marshal for the occa,ion in tins city. MessrJ Pur-
dy, Hatfield and Brady from the Board Of Aldermen,
and slessrs. Brown, Williams and Oliver, Of the
Board OF Ass stants, are the committee of reception
Upon the arrival Of the New Haven at Castle Gar
den, the President will be presented 10 the Mayor
and Common Council 10y Charles p. Brown, Eca
President Of the Board of Assistants, with an ad-
dress, TO which suitable reply may be expected
from his honor the Mayor.
The President and his suite will occupy anarimen,s
at Towards Hotel
All societies, public Institutions and other bodies.
who design to take part the ceremonies on this oo.
casion, are requested 10 notify the Joint Committee
IN writing, at room No 5, City Hall by ~ O'Clock,
or as soon thereafter as possible