Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-18
From the Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Swedish NightIngole.-Grand Reception of 9en
ny Lind In Philadelphia.

Order of Procession.
A Herald"
from New York, blowing two trumpets, his own, and
Jenny Linds.
Chief Marshal, P. T. Barnum.
Military Escort
Philadelphia Greens. Penna: Light Fantasticals
Independent Blues. InVincible Reds.
MILE JENNY LIND,
In Queen Adelaides State Carriage, drawn by IL
horses. ..s
THE MAYOR AND Ex-MAYoR,
on one horse.
Select and Common Councils, on foot
Police. Police. Police.
Purchaser of the First Ticket.
Deputaton from the Managers of the several Insane
Asylums,
Tom Thumb, in his State Carriage, accompanied by
Titania, the Fairy Queen.
The Invisible Lady, in Green
Effgies of Genn Dodge and Ross.
Ghost of Joice Heth.
The Mammoth Woman mounted on the stuff d Giraffe.
The Fat Boys reduced for the OCCASION by low diet.
The Chinese Family, playing national airs.
The Negro turning white.
The Temperate Family, taking the Pledge.
The Incorporate Family, taking another social glass
The Drunkard"
Much ''fatigued," after hard run of 500 nights.
Police. Police. Police.
Sons of Temperance
With any quantity Of blank pledges.
Crazy Norah and George Munday arm in arm.
Black Maria, drawn by four mules
The Mermaid mounted on the Sea Lion, and singing
Come oer.the sea, maiden with me-
Editors with their hats chalked
Corps of Reporters.
Detachment of 400 Philadelphia Poets.
Police. 283 Rejected-prze song writers. Police.
Defeated candidates Of the last election.
Successful candidates of the last election
Detachment of Killers and Bouncers.
Police of the City, at respectful distance
Representatives of Charitable Institutions, looking
hopeful
Disbelievers in Jenny's soul
Rival Daguerreotypists.
Deputation from 10, 800 first families of Virginia.
One of the second families
Citizens and Strangers.
The procession will form on Walnut street. and
after passing through the prnc pal streets of the CT
ty and districts will proceed to Jones' Hotel, Ches-
nut street. deputation of forty young ladies of
the first families of the city, arrayed in white and
each carrying bouquet, will form in open line on
the sidewalk and as Miss Lind passes through each
bouquet will be presented to her, amid the cheering
of the multitude She will receive the forty bouquets
gracefully and carry them into the hotel.
On entering the principal drawing room prepared
for her reception, she will be accompanied only by
Mr.. Barnum and her immediate party and while
the tumult continues outside, she and MIR. Barnum
will sing follows:
Duet (Air, the Herdsman's Echo song)
Jenny.-Come hither, come hither, my worthy b.
What this crowd that here see =?
And what do the people wish to view,
i
Baynu1r (sotto voce echo -You.
.enny.-Who-a? Whoa? Whoa?
Bar1Iunn (echo. )-You-a! Youa Youa!
(Together)
Oh tits not Oh yes tits you
They wish to spy; That they pursue
To them and seek To them, or bring
To still this noise Your handkerchief
Tb II men ind e IEy fpr he Tou rs got
To get sight More brave and let
Of Barnum great Them at the wind
At any rate. ow see the Lind.
Jcnmy-Who-a? Barmun (echo)-You-a!
Barnun-Who-a? Jenny-You-a!
Both-Oh yes, tits you they wish to view,
But shall go and you come too;
For each of us, know, intends
To make of all the people friends.
| At the close of the duet Miss Lind and Mr.. Bar
mum will advance to the window, and, while she
waves her handkerchief, Mr.. B. will bow to the
crowd. Tremendous cheering will follow. After
tumult has subsidized, Mr.. Barnum will retire and
will presently return with the new Mayor of the
city, whom he will introduce to Miss Lind IN the toll
lowing song:
| AIR" Yankee Doodle"
| Charles Gilpn Miss a citizen
Of credit and renown, Miss
| lawyer once but now he is
| The Mayor of this town, Miss.
| What Gilphn Relative of John?
| How glad am to claim, Sir,
| Acquaintance with the bearer of
! That most distinguished name, Sir
The Mayor.
Oh, nought of kin, Miss, for, though
ride where fellow
| Last year, a certain Mayor, named JONES',
Beat this old boss all hollow. J"
Jenny.
Well, John or Charles II glad to
The Mayor of this city,
/ And greet with full heart you know
! The rest of the prize ditty
The Mayor.
i And Pm delighted too Miss Lind,
i This happy day to meet you.
4 And in the name of all the town,
/ With open arms greet you.
The Mayor opens his arms, but Messrs. Barnum
Benedict and Belletti interfere and the interview
closes abruptly.
l TELL THE TRUTH.-Ladies who refuse to tell the
age to the takers, reported being ft1
and little gray withal!
u Col. FREMoNT.--This gentleman, with his family
sailed from New York for California, Saturday
in the steamer Cherokee
/ RESISTING THE FUGITIVE LAw-Ihe Mrtitar!