The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-20

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The Museum had In the procsssie. the asure Of an
elephant with two men, dressed in Oriental costume,
fested ON IL.
Cars with school children at their desks Motto Free
Schools the hope Of free people"
Printing press in u wagon.
fire engine and hose cart Q wagon.
printing ONCE wheels in full operation three print
ers throwing of sheets.
Block Of granite.
Block Of stone to be b. the State Of MAssachu
setts 10 the Washington Monument, decorated
with flags and streameu.
The sversmtbs aud jewellers next In ord pre-
ceded by magnificent display Of sverware worth $l5
0O0 borne by negroes dressed in Eastern costume
this display The silver was followed by silys.smith's
shop on wheels, in which workmen were eng aged ia
manufacturing the precious metal into articles Of use
and ornament The was brought up by levisthau
sword s'''' 'AA" INC
mense wagon filed with fish, Hesh, and fowl wholesale
and retail in great quantities.
The intelligence office had wagon contsiaing twenty
four girls Outside were plac srds-"Wet nurses Ser
vants,n 'Grls wanted,
The bookbinoeIs made very handsome display.
Among them was Colonel Loring, sell known in all New
England rs one of the Oldest ami most respectable
citizens.
The agricultural instrument makers turned out in good
force and made very respectable appearance. rney
had plsughs and harro vs. and reapin, mach iues
every other implement connected with husbaudry.
The pianoforte makers had for their motto There is
music"
1neu CAME OMNIBUS. WIN the motto Inc way
10 the railros d-room for one more
The Garments motto by commerce we live"
When the procession had reached the Of Eme
raid and Dover streets, there stop for a Few
minutes before rostrum that had been erected for ths
purpose. On this rostrum thirty one young girls
all dressed in while with tEcolored sashes. eacn repre-
senting State Of the American conederacy, and two
representing the Goddess Of Liberty aud Queen Ficfora
As tue procession halted toe young lady repre-
" nting Massachusetts Miss Eusenia Paxton aoprosoh
cd Egin the Governor of Canada aud Addressed
him Us follows Massachusetts wec with cordial
saluatons the hospital los II her metropolis. the
distinguished Chief Magistrate of her British usjesys
Provinces in America -
Miss Julia X Cary iepree ntirg Queen Victoria dress
ed in green. trimmed with ermine, aud wearing
crown, presented bouquet 70 the Secretary of the
Navy for the Preside ut She made brief sdiress
the occasion, AID both Mr. stuart AID Lord .n made
short responses
The proccs s.on in The hjches. degree atractirs
sud the general appearance Of the ps, cavalry aud
in aatry, much siin!ged There was considrrabo
difference of opinion among The spectators to what
the attractive features u the Fac
ladies Insisted that the coaches c9nt1inoy Mr. Stuart
secrstnyy OF tho Navy (who thsy anonymously agreed
very fne looking Inau) and Lord Ilgin se:e
tilled 20 the palm; While tie genilenen. the oth-r
hand disposed 20 think that the various carriages
and y hielys containing ladies' dr-set in snowy shte
wearing gsrands tleir heads and possessing pscG-
lsE beauty ana grace 10. % DC fund out OF New Esg
Land, decidedly the most attractive Of the whole