New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
THE BOSTON JUBILEE.
Grand Procession. Dinner. &c.

From Reporter
BosroN, Friday, Sept. l9-l p. NJ
This is the dav of the Railroad Jubilee,
the splendor and variety Of the demonstration haV-
ing greatly exceeded those Of the two preceding
DAYS Early this morning, the railroads and steam
boats poured IN large acceSsOns to the already I'M
mense multitude and BY o'clock the whole town
was asir with active excitement eager expecta-
ton Most of the stores and shops were Open not,
however IN expectation Of business, but to occom-
MEDIATE crowds Of people with good opportunity TO
witness the moving spectacle The hour appointed
for the formation Of the procession was 90 oclocA'
and every eleglble point along the streets through
which II was 10 pass-doorwty>, WINDOWS, Nerth-
dahs temporary staglngs. standing vemcies, &c
were crowded to the last foot OF space / ne diner
en defachmenS of the procession ~ the process OF
formation occupied Westinghouse Tor the distance
of several blocks. state, Court, fremont. Benson
and Park-Sfs and also a portion 81 the common.
According 10 the programme. the President accom-
PANIED hv the state and municipal duthonles. ana
distinguished persons from abroad. was 10 mead the
PROCESSION but | regret 10 earn-tnd the regret
here Is geIeTal-ihat he was indlSpOSed las eVel-
ing owing perhaps. 10 the fatlgueS when ne mas
undergone since he left Washington. closing win
the general reception OF the citizens al the Revere
House Yesterday aiternOon-thit II was nOl deemed
urudeni for HIM to do 40. Hrs illness i not pe-
ueve of a very serious character, though De was
unable 10 partake OF breakfast THIS morning.
With the eX option OF the absence OF the President
the order or the procession Was according TO pre-
vous arrangement Lord Eign tae Governor
General OF Canaca. who arrived last evening vas IN
one of the foremost carriages and ., thou5H o.
many to be a very hne-iooklAg man
The procession began lO move al htLpd>, u
A NJ and al thus hour lhalt-past j. NJ i pushing
toward the tommen, which point the van mas already
reached II Is not too much TO say that tnlS. ID
connection with the vast amount OF spectators. as TIE
graudest spectacle ever before exhibited IA Boston
The Odd Fellows Celebration several years since
brilliant ALTAR, a was also celebration %! the
N I,.l,. 20 ID 4
Of which witnessed, but Il - within bounds 10 >ty
that the number o. persons IN attendance or either
OF those occasions not third part OF those now
III the city. The enthusiasm. TOO. j. a great a.
should ever expect IN the capital Of ankeelont
whose people not demOns'rdtNe IN their feelings
The visible signs of the public interest. howerer are
to be seen on every hand. III the shape 81 Htes'
steamers, arches notices, ana numerous o'HeI
decorations Of both public and private edhces, ana
these have been greatly multiplied slnce yesterday
As TO the procession itself. can only glance al MS
main features % tnls hasty sketch. Inc military
and the civic and other societies occupy Large
space an II, eacn with ~ appropriate banners ana
devices. The trades are largely represented ana
none more largely than the oN-WOTkefs AT manner
OF specimens Of their hntlcTdi, beng present iron
furniture, railing ornaments IN the shape o various
animals, great number OF safes, stoves, COOKING
ranges machinery, agricultural and otneT lu>tru-
ments, and manufactures too numerous to mention
The cabinet. makers and furniture intnuid slfer>,
make fine show. and there are many other oetuil-
fl specimens of Tie hanic arts y appropriate 10
Il Railroad jubilee, t~o large locomotives, drt"u Oy
twelve or fourteen strong horses each. form part
q the procession. The 0Oo- binders, printers, aud
several other classes of arl2anS, pict their various
handlcrats a. they passed along the street,. Nhte
Potter 4 Co distributed "a little immature paper
called The hbii,c. quite spicy affair Quincy gran
tie WAS well repre- >eIled 10y q Handsomely worked
column with PEDESTAL and capital 20 mttcn. me
block intended as the stale contribution 10 the Wash
ngton Monument. and large block ~ the rough
state The only belieerent demonstration IN the
whole PROCESSION. setting aside the military. VA Az
immense cannon, weighing 1880 los. with a bore
OF II inches IN diameter hanAed by two small brass
pieces One car contained handsome specimens oi
carving ~ wood. and n wooden elephant, OF the
SIZE OF me- OF the bach OF winch rode ,"o htl.e
children MANY OF the cars were decorated no the
most magnificent manner. The most pleasing por-
Uon Of the procession. however, was a long Ire OF
wagons containing school children nom me cOun-
try 10th occupants and vehicles beng decorated
with wTeaths, branches &C. ani the children OF ne
Pubic school, OF The city. WHO were narshaled
under the trees on the Common.
The Duner-the cfOwulng event Of the cay-"iu
soon come off, aAJ hope 10 De fortunate enousn 70
find place IN the crowd. having been courleousY
furnished with ticket, By one az the MUNICIPAL
illucuCnareS The DAY continues delgnul-tAesu sun
shines buehlN-the large Pavilion where the dinner
i TO De served displays tong line of Tags and stream
erS without and ! proigsely decorated WliAu-ihe
Fountain SENDS UP il, sparkling column, rejecting
al the hucs the prism ~ the water snow ers
down 10 the large BASIN beneath and there j. every
visible indication Of JOYOUS time AZ discussing iie
cIt's generous Hospitality.