The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-07

Let net arrow barrow
From the dark culver Of to morrow,
At our Ia 7pinsxs to cast.
The members Of the press seated ia q baroacAe,
q which they had an excellent opportunity Of viewing
It took about three hours 70 march from end Of the
xcutc to the other.
INCIDENTS OF THE PROCESSION
While passiDg tns prison, HANDKERCHIEF attached to
pole Teen waving from one Of the barred windows
ADd baE 6ezen faces might be diny discerned inrds
The members Of the press we're kindly invited into the
house Of Mrs KsnnArd during the Procession, ana par
A. intervals along the route observed tubs and pals
safer which served 10 those who ured it
by the bands Ct ladies, among whom some of the
fai1est of Portsmouth.
Mrs. Harrcott living on the Of state Chapel
streets provided entertainment fer the whole of the
Ne~ York division, to which taey certainly did ample
Justice.
Captain Plumner also extended invitation TO the
smhers of the NsS York delegation to partake Of
geires hment a. his residences
majority Of the New York delegation accepted an in
ytsten Mr. Charles proceed to the house
sf his f>tber inlaw Mr. Bailey, Of the eldest and
most respected cirzeus OF Portsmouth. Here
hibitet, a Apost unprecedented, the bound.
1ess hospitality Of tie occasonsn ccchfion which each
Of tbe osy him alone It i interesting geo.
graphical fact that the lovely city Of Portsmouth is ouy
separated rcm Maine the liae waves Of the Psca
bows Influence was unfelt in Mr. Bauey's hasptsbls
Dansion. Mr. Fsoss's szubsrant suo,or and fehstous
manner elected sarics OF spseehss AID tossss APP
proprste ts the day and shich though Lacking il Tor
siry no. the less eloquent or brilliant than those
W
onsts ths festival and Mr. Andre Peterson, who had
tsibutsd nuch TO its tuccess, were pecu lsry
vbo had accompanied the delegst from that city.
adopted Of old Portsmouth, replied with much
Selling to enthusiastic bumper 10 Scotland. He said
nat If New Hampshire Vas. as 1t had Often, and be
e0oght With Ice been called the Scotland Of Anerics
be trusted he not unworthy BY his brtn sud
tbss TO IA present on such day ~ this He spoke Of
4s Portsmouth, and daughters Of his anqnaiotance
BY ~bose kiodntss he allowed to ssrs in festival
20 pau ned ard carried out and calculated
ID rot
Of ehiIahcGd
IL wasnow time to break up prepare for the esH,
Zion the tent, and Mr.. B4eys guests thoroughly
fnvigtra,ed somewhat reluctantly departed.
THE ARCHES, DEcoBATIoNe ETC.
have novbere taste and judsm ut displayed
IN toe decoration Of the streets ard hoases than Wit
nessed Portsmouth, the Fourth One VIII ale street
wss spaDBed by arches wreahed With everyresns and
bsnr.g pscripions all having reference 70 the 10
sa,ity or the occasion 10 asrket street ee.sed
tnirteen In honor Of the thirteen original States
Oo,y the folio sing nine bore nseriptions-
Nsao Hasspshs,c- PORTSMOUTH, cannot keep hcr boys
he wor canpot do without them y
sMsrket street-ihe seAooi Tor many 0, the largest
kassaehasets.-' Ansries-Thy flag foss highes.
under Hesven'
AgriealuIe commerce and the mechanic afts sup
yor ting, not suppsn'ing, ga ID other
Rhode Idasd =" OBJ the bisssogs OF home where
ycnps NJ old mix tdyn
New 70 k, Boston sad Io<eI'--Rsuben Cad, nod the
Aribe Of Nars.sea come TO oalp their Inheritance +"
Georgia The blunt woman, htout aud true, VII
sweak anso princes u,abas bed y
SO Tho sons of Portsmouth Pioneers In the field Of
ADerieas enteJprie
sAOd Ports mourh whee'er we roam, our hearts stA
clipg 70 hee"
Men York Fond memory briggs the light OF other
sP,ace Love and Kpo wleSgs --.ho elriidng three"
NesC Jssy The heroes OF the lie -ouson-we veneer.
Abe, strsn thens friendship where the last resol
1ecticp kibolyr
Pennsylvania New York, Boston and other cities,
their los 70 day Is rair -
"srr,cuIture Commerce suc the Mechanic Arts, sup.
porting nc. supplsu ing each ofh9r I"
Deiasccre Old paved its youth Sed .
"a Post mouth cannot Keep her boys-the world calno
do without them -
On The front OF she first arch rep eseiting New Hamp
shire was Tho foiopipg;--
csrsss The RIasT othsr exhibited te her Sqsss
y .ssamss s9ia ssr r srs PERI. To-
Ilsnqten sired Tee decor atons we're very handsome
nnd unmefous. Mr. lcSabod Goodwin, ef No. "a, bad
the ia front OF mis-
xesinspee N was tss.sfel'y oTrsmsntsd With floral
~rs aths rvergreers &c Mr. Coed yin bad also terr-
prary platform erected foe such might de
% view the procession fron an elevated pestusn oa
l1s area Inscribed the rords:--
1.-THE adopted Welcome goup
This Fentsmsn sp'red 20 sraeose 70 add TO the plea
sure q shs ocession sne Soc g.s are not t,ls ~
ths eei-bT ion In such pise r,d style.
Mr. Tto%ps n, q No Je,sph Esnones, oisoe,
Port mouth Journal CAPTAIN seaDucI Rs-nes Mr. Thomas
Ma-'in Of No 40 Mt wsddell Of No. 10. Mr. PIsi-ted
cf No co. and Mr. Anero~ Jouss, Of No. 80 hsd thsfr
houses dscerx ted different for ns bearing nscdp
tioas
CaBot s'Tc4 "A very beautiful arch, rather four
arcee united top and surnoaDtA oy the Goddess
Of liberty espcted The junction Of this stress
snd Anstin t,eet fbis arch esst ore hqnd7ed dollars
the CT lie construction being drnycd By the
ro<idents az the reiahbshoDd
Court, water, State Pleasant Vaughn, Deer sud othsr
strsets weIe decorated With arches wsstns Of flowers,
banners &c, SC
THE GRAND ENTERTAINMENT IN THE TENT.
A. immense tent was s.ecsd the della In tina rear Of
fSs Court House. The Of the ground kindly gvsn
Nnr tie purpose by Rev d.. Burroughs Benesth the
sba3e of tne ert there was PIE thousand
persons. Tie accommodations excellent and
entc spared 10 ndd 10 the enjoy ment Of the
0ompsny Thirteen tables eaoh about one hundred and
Nfsy ret long. extended it, entire sug'b, manned by
IN amy ~ vst~rs .~.,-d 'hs lusds VI tbs tent
~ oil the Presi