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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-06

The OLDEST I've have
found out that individual at last. Syme of,hs
,e'ersourg intelligencer says, when he was
ooy, 'ne people cut wheat with reap.hooks,
scy,nes not having been them invented. This,
- 'hs very man! Bless u.s. How long ago
'ua' must have been. What memory he
must have. NO
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Bank Of Virginia,

EsARMRHs, BANK OF VIRGINIA.
L The President and Directors have declared =
dividend Of four snd quarter per cent out Of the
profits of the last six mosina sup.ucI 20 o. quar-
ter mar cenf bonus to the State, leaving four dol
lara ner shsre payable 70 the stockholders.
iv 6-i0t A. SMITH. Cashier.
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VIRGINIA RIyLEs-Thi. company, commanded
BY Captain Hartz, lad &c . dinner at that delight.
fal place, the City Spring, and under the pleasant
shade OF the beautiful tress there, right merriy did
our German friends enjoy themselves. and right
heartily did they enter In the spirit of patriotism
inspired ty the day. We have no particulars; and
can only say this much generally that the senti.
ments INDUCED on the occasion were appropriate,
and the wit such a. wood startle those who are in
the habit Of styling Germans phlegmetic
The EAGLE INFANTRY This company com.
manded by Lieut. Richards, dined at Towards
Grove and enjoyed themselves admirably we'll
The site for their celebration was well chosen, and
their proceedings wera characterized by well
tempered JOY worthy Of the day.
THE RIcHmoNp TRooP. Captain John M shep
herd, spent mess delightful day At Shores Farm,
tie very name of which Il redolent Of delicious
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CALEDONIA GuARD.-This company died at the
American Hotel. At that board, most buntifully
supplied by our friend Milderberger Smith, with
everything that can make dinner iedrable, we
can for it, that mirth and god& iumor, with
out the slightest excess, reigned triumphant. Be.
sides the usual number of set toasts, number of
volunteers was given, interspersed with sparkling
little speeches, some of them really eoquent, and
all adapted to the occasion, and few Scottish
songs. The speakers were Mr.. R. B Heath, Mr.
Marmaduke Johnson, DR.. Gooch, Capt Caskie, Mr..
D. Gooch and others.
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ARRANGEMENTS IN JERSEY CITY.

ARRANGEMENTS IN JERSEY CITY.
The Common Council Of Jersey City met at the clerks
Office yesterday morning at nine O'Clock pursuant to the
call OF his Honor the Mayor Alderman Miller occupied the
chair The invitation from the authorities Of Ne York
to tn Of Jersey City to participate in the monies
incident to he opening Of the Crystal Palace to day
pref ented through Mayor Manners and accepted
Committee Of Arrangements consisting of Aldermen Ma
rne rren Low, Brower Slater and Miller was desig
pa.ed with fu power to carry out the objects Of the
invstion This Committee held an interview with the
New York Committee At the City Hall o'clock yester.
day. TO make tho necessary arrangements to unite with
them day
portion Of the committee proceeded to Newark yes.
terday afternoon to make for receiving the
President They returned at late hour last evening
successful The arrangements are that part OF the
o'her citizens will 90 to Newark at seven O'Clock this
morning in special train, which will return immediate
y following tho O'Clock train from Newark with the
President and SUITE the committees &C., and arrive at
Jersey City at about 20 minutes past O'Clock The fir
ing Of guns and the ringing of bells will tho
Presidents arrival The military Of Jersey City, under
command of Gen. Z. r. " Wright, will be drawn up in
Washington street, from the railroad to the public
square The President and others will alght WASH
inetoD street, and the President mounted q HORSE
will review the military. The Presidents suite, the
Aderm ard committees will then proceed IN carriages
to the Park, where platform is erected Mayor Man
will there welcome the President who will respond
to the Mayor and address the multitude About half
hour will be occurred in this manner after which they
will procsed to the foot Of Grand street. and embark
board of the Josephine for Castle Garden.
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associstes 10 the admn traton testimony of their

associstes 10 the admin traton testimony OF their re-
epect confidence and affection.
Resolved That the Graod Sachem and tha Council OF
SAchsms ard 'be scers Of the society be committee
to salt Ibe President upon his arrival this city
spd deliver to him the foeg opg resolutions duly
fhepticafed and make proper arrangements to Gerry
the into effect
ISAAC FOWLER Grand Sachem.
STEPHEN c. DURYEA Secretary
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Coscbes snd other vehicles bringing company tho Crys
tai Palace Thursday, July l4h inst will observe the
following russIhose with tickets for the north and aouth
entrances Will set down their with the horses
heads co the wes and those ~th tiekes the
trance with the borses heads the north All will take
cir company at the north entrance with the horses heads
to the west. By order Of
GEO W. MATSpLL Chief Of Police.
DEVOE, Inspector of Hacks
N. B.A vehicles directed obstruot street
on the line Of march dur.g the time th proce
ing. BY order Of JACOB A. WESTEKvELT, Mayor
GEO. w MATSELL Chief Of Police,
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j. A. Harper. John nick. A. B Smuons G r Striuger
Ed ID Bs'ber p. McIn-y,e Wilson r LAousrd,
A. II Williswson Albert-on. Herman Th.uhau.er j.
Mwcock W Carpenter, Jsse Iawreuoe, Brown,
Anterrocoes Ed s. Mal'oy, g. Gieren LIST L
QuasIe, Hartman Allen. DufRn Albert Bro~n,
W Prindls vermilyes, w. Morgan Geo Bal
G. s. Robersop. G Pembe- too j. L Me,e.F Lewis
sbattuck Fa coper j. W. Smith C Fredenbugh j
Bstel s B. Dobb'ns T. Ga.ely, A. Psarsal. II P.
Genrov 7 Herman Neil, D. Shrine . A Til.
dep Dygert s Strickland, J. Lyon. W w
u Ewes; y c Rice u i aeDnnns' % sands b ckley,
Hollsud c Wentzell. p. L Be,r s Gardner T
hancock II H Hepdee p Gross Dnv W e Fer
gusop, B. borrissy A. Atwood, W. Doyle Gunoon, 7.
K. Darcy, !. Callahan, j. Young.
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The Gavazzl Riota In Montreal.
NvYy,nuo ~, rur cnpnNrufu ,ruvnru

MONTREAL July ID 1853
Late last night the Coronsrs jury gave their vordok
the vicms Of the late Gavazd tragedy. Nine Pro-
tesants found substantially, that james Walsh shoe
BY persons unknown, tho endeavoriag d.
perse mob assembled in the vicinity OF ZION CKurch,
(rclndipg among others the said deceased which mob
had previously overpowered the police with ths object
of attsck'pg said Gavazz, the auteuce within
Z'oa church That the other dtoe' came to
their deaths gun shot wounds inflicted by the uoooa
at the o,oer OF the Mayor aad thar both
delivered the soloers the firing Of
soldiers without ORDERS seresur necessary atd unju-R
allie For her. the Jury condema tho practice II iodG-
vidnals ipa even in circums tarses Of
stunned nd better osllc- fvros asd
eegret the want Of discipline oi the troops who hrsd
~ihont The orders Of their officers.
Ten Catholics find substantially, the same thing 10
Wal except that thev Nry bohrg abouf the riot In
which he engaged and Tad 6ndiag that tho
haycr gave the fire watch tho tn Of
the nihers declare that it douo by person
known.
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Domestic Miscellany.

The marble quatries OF Vermont gaining reputa
ton abroad sell at home Tao blocks Of Vermont
naIhe weighing ton each, have beea order,d from
Rome tor tho purpose of making bust This order il
IRON Italian artist who prefers the West Rutland
marble 10 that of hs country
Mrs Ware wife of George Ware. caulkcr committed
suic de the nth inst the Globe Hotel Boston BY
cutii her throat with her husbands No
tss been assigned Tor the act
TIE late Calvin Walton, for several years fo-eman OF
the Bos' Oh Tqnsi office, and of the founders Of
the Boston Daily Times buried at South Boston,
the 10th inst
The notorious Joe Barker says the Erie Courier, for
mery Mayor of Pttsburg preached at Cleveland the
10th inst, on the square. large crowd assembled
sud for short time there considerable excitement
curing the prevalence OF which Joe had his breeches
torn The row, however. queed by the police,
and Joe went on and Rni.hed his sermon.
W Swanson. a student Of the Floyd Institute was
drowred while bathing at Floyd Court House, Va ON
the Sd inst
Tbs population Of 0gdensburs. N. Y, is TsSl being On
increase in three years Of 2,66l,
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From CcYan

NEW ORLEANS july 1853.
We hsve received Galveston dates co the LIT loot.
Gen Rusks expedition for Peso had not yet lett Fort
Graham.
Mr. Greeley Of Boston, bad returned from Waco, aud
reports that the FL Pao for the Pacific Racosd
possesses overwhelming sovsntages.
The croIs in Texas very promising. There hsA
been plenty of rain,
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KfDt ahd Loss OF Life the Buffalo Coming
as Il New York Rail- Oad

lt,om the Buffalo Courier July l2l
Al extensive riot took place at Pembroke Longs
CorDers GeDe.ee county Wednesday last resulting
tba dtath VI to persons On Tuesday morning, Mr
hlcba,dsoD foreman CLARK, Wood Co. Job the
that Dump boxes for the dirt snoua be
OF larger size thas those then These were nc
coroiLgly made and brought to the ground that evening"
Duripg tL- night they cut to pieces and split up,
aLd shovels ahd other implements destroyed Tn We'd
nesoay morning the teams into the pit usual,
hut with old boxes AID the foreman refused to ge
them loaded The laborers mmedia ely stopped work,
ALTERS came to halt Mr. Wood procured war
10. eight d he ribgraders. No
being hard the Justice deputed Messrs Farnnam and
hing, eho starred Tor the scene OF sction accompanied
by Dr L Woods Of the contracto Tne arrests
wcre made at eseial last at the tavern
AZ RiGDve Jnal they reaoy to be started for
the Ju sces Office " the offenders Jumped from the
wseon ard into the barroom DR.. Woods followed
brought bin back and put HIM into the wagon again. He
iDmt diatey Jumped out second time, and entered
tavern. This IN FarDham folio sed npisted
his returning ehich refused until somethiug
had to drink. Fal phan then took hold of the aud
pushed him along towards the door Aa assault fol
lowed all ~hc ia the wagon rushed to the room,
ana general hght ensued-the Iri hmen in
be-, cIos drg against Fsnham and DR. Woods, Mr. King
being unable get into the room.
Tie apartment rather small and matters
co ing 10 pretty close quarters The Ihmen pressed
upon fxIpham and backed him into Here he
IA red them times,
10 stand back or he would fire One OF them named
Foley, grabbed ut his throat. and Farnbam shot him
oirecty through the head. The stlll pressed upon
him, III he iIsd again. the ball passing through his
hbd the heart of another OF the rioters.
named Donovan killing him Instantly. The balance of
the then eft the Five OF the rioters
identified arrested hspdcuf.d and taken to the Batavia
jsil coroper's ipqpest beld Thursday the
b dies o the killed aud verdict rendered u
justibabls homicide
On THURSDAY, towards evening, the remsns Of Foley
Donovan we're taken to he Roman Catholic church
10 Batavia ateoded by large procession OF their
country men, where funeral services performed by
the Rev 0Fsrei; after which the procession
formed ard moved 10 the buryng ground, whe e they
deposited the whOio ceremony having been con.
Quoted with great soemniy and oecorum On Saturday
eight ten Irshuen charged with having partci
rated in 1he fatal hrsy at Pembroke brought be
fore Justces Cowdtn and Hewitt at the Court House,
for examination. lhe investigation could not be
cludtd On saturday, and put until Monday.
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MORE NEGROES LANDED-COOLEY INSURREcTIoN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ETC
CnAnIEsroS. July H. 1868.
Today's Courier announces the arrival at this port o
the steamer Isabel with Havana dates the 8th int.
There is political news Of Importance
The reported landing of more negroes is confirmed
The reported insurrecton among Chinese Coolies an
the murder of the overseers is confirmed
Sugar at Havana was firm, with stock 10 market Il
240 90 boxes and prospects Of deatady largo
crop. The LomiDal rates we're 5K 81 aad So Agk
reals per arrobe for assorted sugars Yello~ TX 0k
Btown 6% IA Moasses quiet at 2S reals per kes o<
Gyev vni
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The sacred Harmonic SOciety.


NEW YORK July 13, 1853.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SI-Pe, NIT nc in behalf Of the New York Sacred Har-
Society to the unjust mis- statements and
contained In the article in your issue Of day
referring to the proceedings Of that sosety The writer
doubtless knew but little anythn Of the matter and
his informant probably had for not giving fair
statement. The Sacred Harmonic Society mum bers in
regular members two hundred chorus large enough
for than churches holding two thousand
The society has been in existence quite one
year and during that time has supported itself entirely
by the contributions Of the members They have given
two full performances for the benefit Of benevolent OBJ
ects and have sang tor various societies. and assisted
two or three churches without hire or reward.
During this time, large number of amateur sin rers
who should have been aiding and assisting u.s. have not
only held aloof but sneered at our efforts, pre-.
dieting failures yet refusing to join and help pay
the expenses so to avoid failure. Just SO
soon, however. the sosiety had become strong
and their vices are asked ut great festival
gentlemen st1rf no aid want to help enjoy the pageant
aDd when all is OVER, retire 10 lite again II
10 sbu, such friends that the ocesy
parsed The resolution they did cordial Invitation
extepced 10 ssua ass others JOIN us, mauy
did; sno IN single tntaDcr the OF auy
ps Of distinguished talent offered refused
Not fessonAl man in the city has offered his aid
and ont of The s,ge number Of in
NeS York but one has contributed dollar to the
support OF tas society. large numper of amateurs
ba offered their aid but members are Obliged
TO give satisfactory references nination
previous 10 election and could hardly BIZ
take in stfsDeers, fov particusr c;ssons on better
terms and, you Mr.. Editor, well know the efic ercy
Of chorus eoes not dapebd entirely upon its bers
ano large unoriDed bod, of singers lass
thaps sser number properly AID regularly instructed
Permit ne 10 say, In this connrction. that one
ot re main OBJECTS had in view by the soc ety is the
hrIgug together OF large body Of amateurs. or pro-
TO s,cna gers who will regularly pracuce orstoros
a"c oihcr choral music and thus be always epard to
s'c y such undertakings that in a. well ss
t' eieyue rsib!e The taste If the people
ahor. min uelsy BY givr them, popular prcss
the privilege o hearing The words OF HANDEL aydn and
ftber fgeat masters The society is doug good work
a houid be encouraged not abused and feel assured
yc ~ east viii render them justice They have
the members OF sister societies. from ab DAD to uni
vi Ut tins occanion and will gladly the
sisat If any gentle Of dis pguShed talent who
please bis aid but OF sogers whose tnly
opj.ct is 10 obtain admtrance to the exhibition aud
nothir more we deiire no aid.
liesccety will do ITS best and they give that with
out lee reward more could not we'll be asked
Truly, your ob't. servant, JAMEs A. AlKHAN,
Rec. Sec N. Y. Sacred Harmonic,
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From Boston.

DEATH or A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT SEA.
BosroN, July 10, 1858.
Samuel Appleton, Esq, wealthy merchant Of this
city died suddenly last evening" at his residence ia Bea-
street.
The schooner Lebanon from kllbridgo for Now Yosk,
put into Salem the 18th having been in contact
the night Of the 9TH OF Chatham, with the schosnse
Elizabeth Merrihew Of Searsport. The Lebanon cat
down. and had her fore rIQglg carried way.
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COMMON CouNeL AT a SPECIAL oseting Of the Common
Council last evening communication received fr
Mayor Berry, transmitting invitation from the New
Imk Common Council t. join in the Ceremonies Of wei
coming the President to New York this morning The
initiation accepted and comrnittee Of three ap-
pointed to procure carriages and make the necessary
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From Washington CITY.

Mr.. BUCHANAN AND THE ENGLISH MISSION, 8T0.
WASHINGTON July IL, 1868.
Recent intelligence leaves little doubt that NJ.
Buchanan will decline the English mission.
Major E. yaneeveuter, recently removed from the pss
Office department, has been restored,
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MELANCHOLY CASUALLY Mr. Aldolphs CAns native Of
New York and for several years connected with the
nerciA department Of the Mobile Register, was drowned
While bathing at Point Clear, near Moble ON the ath
inst, leaving widow and two smAr children.
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au,ck Trip from california to Now ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS Julys, 1863
Tho steamship Philadelphia, from Aspn wall, arrived
st the Passes this morning with California dates 70 The
10th June (autcpated by the inois) The passengers
by tn PHILADELPHIA crossed the sthmus in twelve hours
and win reach this city twenty-one days from Sea
t..
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TELEG r APHIC,

line Of telegraph will be working to day, on the
House, principle between the interior Of the Palace and
Ne 81 Wall street. The Of has been tsodsrsd 10
the press by the manages. Mr.. Richards.
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ANEW pLkAhS. JWiy 1900.
The sales of cotton Tuesday wero 500 balss and
on Wednesday 500, at advance Of &c. Miscling 10
quoted at l0Lc
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7m DRAW PENALTY WBcoxuN. N.-Ths hin has beea
ordered to third reading the Senate and its eaas
passage may bs regarded d tolsrably certain.
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PHIAU LPHIA. July to 1865
The President win arrive at Jersey City, to morrow
mornins whence hs VII bs escorted by the steamboat
chartered BY the Common Council for that purpose at
eight O'Clock A. NJ. W J. BRrSLEY,
Chairman of Committee.
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The U. 3. Frigats savan, an. &c.

BAIiIMUkE- Juy I3, IbbS
The u s. frigate Savannah repor soy or ssa
at Norfolk. Her probable destination is Brazil.
The Southern mail late as due, has arrived.
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Acou,.taI OF Judge Hubbell.

MADISON, WIS, July Is, 1861
Judge Hubbel has been acquitted Of the charges
brought against him. The vote unanimous IN his
favor, and the court adjourned sine die.
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= II = TT N a i =.
INAUGURATION OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE,
THIS DAY, THURSDAY, JULY Ia.
pROGnA MME nR ARRA Nc EMENTl.

pRoGRAMME OF ARRAMGEMEkTs. IAN F. .,,..
notes invita- tion admitting the holder aud LADY to as
tend the Inauguration Itese note. wih DC OF fonr d
ier' nt cors oesenarg tns ,onr sec"ons OF tae oaa
'pe iney WI, ADMIT le noiuers ln'o ono'ont secuo"s
aeeoong 70 ane color OF ps' notes r.s ,oas noldog
.he'e are expected 70 roma, "a henr respec
tst 'cons until the ce emooies are closed The hold
eIs VI ..e S,ue sna gsoo VIII mssens s9em
az tbe enraLce on for ien street, thohe Oh req
ars ysi,os ,n,l on Forty second street; m
uSss hoiu'ns ovi auons on wnte paper WI, enter on
anu NC snoH Hh " 'nel Piace " s''eh-
u"h's as ioho"s'-
ON PLATFORM IN NORTH NAVE
PRESIDENT or The UNITED STATES.
Csb,Det.
y aS r Uni1ru T;S sss'Ss. g..
Heads of Bureaus
Commander IN Chief General Sc ~ and Staff.
% r., Govsrnor H.nt
nua.,u, &c ~ =. ~. uyvoLpo' U .aans - .,. c.e
Cnra.no. "a a. =, oe,a... - NJ. VI
'''0ino' IN ;,5nM.,,n U po6,s. - N'" A''A
v,., oi Gsnsrsf sandfOrd and and stat q, ~ .,.,,.
NJ W. Sa.n. - 1..,..,, : - ~
Goysrnor GsnereI ~ Csn.aa and STAFF
I,o,au.., q Gn uanoo - ~ ~ N~ s,; an1 "a :.r
i.eu.oI "n Uo,oInor y. VI Nv anu
eutensns 1ov.rncr q Ne T.ounai.'a ana san
Issn,eusnt of ssrnda ana StaG aI1 ''
Em.s,t,u. rnnnan l. 20 !. on pao. - ~
Ckmman na,,r G.rsraI ~ ~ an prnu,nca
Vice Admiral Commanding Station.
Foreign Comm issoners accredited
ON PLATFORM IN EAST NAVE
Ofhcers OF Ar ny and Navy on station
ohcoIa OF tns lAapdsr ID D. Frigste.
Mayors OF laties where there are Local C0mmttees
mayor OF Ma-n1 g.on Cly.
T, C,,s =. 80; T,.
w - Cou,n.n iir;,.c !, :, =. Cars,I - po.t.rd.r,
W Ell n ~ rr,son Ma,,ao $50. C,mni Ir,c.
I,d,ci.r, ~ JI Car s.ntba,, D;.,rc, or N.w Vorl
Mayor Rae rrer and Commsp Council of New York
Heads Of De, Artnents Of this CITY.
Press of this Cry
Local Committees
Nome LOmmiBrOners bCcr0ditRd
ColectOr Of New YORK.
Newice Attorney M y > TOT southern Distrct o. NJ I.
.:.. n,.. - " " . r..- TT q
,sn.,a - ,na sa,a.;a.r I.;,mt. wv ~ ~
Osc.rs of tbs sta "a a.r,cn,,nr.I Soc;etv
Iacujty az CuI,,obia Collie 70
E.c,,,S - I,n,..rs,tn ~ n. : yorL
Senior Clergy of r4so.criv- ieca,uos.ion, New York
e' R,onLIYn ara w,,i,.n,nn, ~" -'
Maxors of onesec Mo,,sa, K,.Ysten To,o,to md
Iiyaiton
u..;.,,.. -. .....,,a. :.
,ilI .n,.r nm Far,y ,ccona .,a.t rho a. hh,, I'm,
Wiz ee..s ,s .. 10Y sssSno snss. & no eSn9uofs VINO
nay, nanv a " ~ o s I'eae's pe"fo 'ne Asen inss'
W. EA:n.. :. ID II 49,. - a ,,, . =,
n;sa sAn 'n ''e'r Respective ooui" ouf'ns the cefe
MINES =, $500,
~. - -. Ia 1.,a.n - ~ ~ '" 80
=. ,acSs a. ~. ~ " ~, ou. - ,.oa a 49,.
n;es u IN cnmn.,ca
Par ular attention il O. leo 10 the pyeceding
,h..x ,lt Ia- .a,tx
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TO-DAY IN TIE METROPOLIS.
Arrangements for the Reception OF the Pre-
sidcnt nId suIlc.

Arrangements for the Reception or the Pre-
sidcht nIld suIle.
PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE RECEPTION
OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES BY THE
CORPORATE AUTHORITIES OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK,
THIS DAY, THURSDAY. JULY II 1853
The Committ<e Of the Common Council together with
those invited to scc"1npary them will proceed in boat
provided for the purpose, early morning,
the President
ReturDtrg appropriate sautes viii be fred from Gever
nors Bedow's Islands, and the boat sil arrive at
Castle Garden at A. NJ, which time. from ths Bat
terry salute will DO fIed under the direction Of Brig.
Cen Morris.
After entering the Garden his Excellency the Presi-
dent will be received formally by his Hoaor the Mayor
Upon conclusion of which ceremonies, tue President
will revie~ the 1st Division N Y s. NJ under command
Of Msjor General SIS ndfsrd.
Immediately thereafter, the procession viii form and
march in the following order
FIRST DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
Under command Of Msj General Sandfofd, escort
BsIoucbe dra Dy ak gray nor.e- containing
HIS ExCBLIEaCY THE PRESIDENT
HIS Ho.or the Mayor, and
The Private 81 cJetary OF the President
Carriages contaiung
The Joint Special Comnittre Of the Common Council
Members of Common CouDcil cts Of r. ana Off ,ers
Members OF CoDmon Coubcil Of Brooklyn and othcacs
Members OF Comm CnuLc Of Will .msbug and officers
Nj bers OF Common Council Of Jersey ciy officers
Ex Mayors Of the ~ Of New York
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County Clerk Con 0p-rs, Register and surrogate.
Judges OF tho United ard the several State and
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Memkers OF the otata L.eg 'lature.
Members Of the uar
Collector Of the Port Of New York.
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Navsl Officer
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