Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

Hope told q hattering tale," &c.
Six darkies playing upon tin pans
"BehoId, the eonquering heroes eome," As.
Bogus officers Of the
Newport Gas Light Company,
mounted on jackasses,
and blowing soap-bubbles through pipe
stems. 4
The President
meditating upon the benefits
of inheritinga
fortune made by the manufacture
of New England Ram,-
and also
upon the injustice of
College officers
expeIling a student for
- youthful indiscretions.
The Secretary, =.
Clothed in Jewish costume,
reciting elegant extracts
from Strabo
on the discovery, properties
and early use of Cas-.
John Joe, in full rcgimentals.
e Thirteen snare drums.
The traitors in the "bloody Fourth"
with halters around their necks, singing
Go to grass with all your swea ring,
Your esbals and your VOWS,
We're native born down In the Fourth,
And loves TO kick up rows.
Applicants for Office
under the State and City governments,
25 abreast, singing
Down with all the "nrrensrs,"
We can with them eope,-
Here's health to Josey Anthony,
whoyot will Kill the Pope.
sF Sons of Temperance, ris
bt in single file, singing ss.as q
gog I'VE Won't go home till morsias. r.-~.s,
sss3sOhicers and stockholders -.
.=u4s,wg ss,.s OF the s-ot. - f.- q
Newport and Fall River ~
Rail Road Company, -.
imagining when the first dividend will DO
paid.
Society for the promulgation
of Small Beer. sa
Ancient Society Of
Pollywogs,
in cooked hats and tights.
- Karson League in an Ice Cart.
Association Of ruined Coopors
onla bend.
Liquor agents Of the City, in tears
Fifth Ward Burdock Association
for the resurrection Of old Shanlies.
Members of the d. |. G. family.
Total Abstinence Martyrs,
afllictedswith dry rot,
four abreast.
That Cantala of Daniel Brown
on a Wooden platform,
borne by Persians, Israelites, Austrians,
Hindoos and Hottentots,
anduttended by Arabs, Nubians,
Abyssinians, Cyprians and outsiders,
Visiting brothers in good standing.
Citizens and other barbarians.
The procession will march down the
Long Wharf and back again, down Thames
street to Bannister's wharf, where all will
partake of lunch got up upon strict Amer
ican principles. Thence down Thames to
tn, Custom House, where an outside in
specton will be had, and admiration sx-
pressed at the immense revenue derived at
that institution Of Sans after which the
procession will be addressed by the orator
of naiur, from the bslcony, on the constitu-
tionality of the Nebraska Bill, and the in
famous raseality of Know Nothingism,
showing that it is directly contrary to the
great Democratic principles of this gl.5
rous Republic. Thence down to the resi-
dcnce of Alderman Curtis, where grand
serenade will be given by oil the musicians;
no sssin will be allowed areound. Thence
up Bowery street to East Touro and along
that street, 10 avoid passing the Catholic
Church and Nunnery. Through Kaydown
Mann Avenue, down Broad and Marlboro,
by special invitation of Sheriff Lake, TO in
spect his Hotel on that street. Thence
down Marlboro and Thames; up the Par
ade to the Fountain, where all will take n
drink in single file, during which Photo
graphic picture OF the scene will be taken
by. J. Appleby Williams from his window.