The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-19

which We usually enjoy in NAV. The visitor,
however, will remember that this 10 not the fauI
Of the people We misht have OCCASION to spol
ogzs for the uoz popah, II wrong, but We have q
| control over the overwhelmiDg and overpo wsrinI
Vo1 Dei whether expressed 10 the wild element
of nature or In the more mild and gentle iniiu
| snces which breathe upon the action OF the pur
and the good.
TIE PRESS OF BOSTON,
IL represented By Mr.. Bailey, the proprietor o
the Herald, and by Msssrs. Tracy and Stock we'll
Of the reportorial profession.
Were suspended across Main street to welcome th,
Sir knights; and at every point the processi or
PASSED, loud cheers were given 10 honor of tht
fl igs OF the Union and Of Virginia.
THE PREVAILING IDEA.
We ought not to take to ourselves any credit fol-
the various attentions that have been bestowed
u.ou the visitors. They express themselves a
highly delighted with ell they have experienced
aud to them must be left the duty of awarding &c
the kichmond Knights whatever praise may be
due tor the Inequalities of the occasion. We
heard q Boston Knight, after the religious ceremo.
nies On Tuesday, consoling himself largely with
the idea that there ahould be no knight might
In Heaven. We hope, however, that q "hea venly !
rest" awaits every Sir knight who honors us with
MS presence en- this glorious occasion, and their
voyage through life may prove . series of pros.
porous gales and favorable breezes.
ST. PAUL's CHOIR
IN making up our hurried account of the Tenn.
piar celebration on Tuesday last, we upintention.
any omitted TO state, that the choir Of st. Paul's
church, sang in the First Baptist church on the &C.
cassion OF Sir knight j. L. Burr ows' oration. The
audience are indebted to Mrs. Writ Robinso, for
the rare vocal music then furnished them. az ara
the Richmond Commaudery for much aid iu the
tasty arrangements prepar ed for their guests,
STREwIN9 FLOWERS
Among the many pleasing incidents of the Tenn.
par procession, on Tuesday last. one of the most
imposing was the strewing of flowers along the
pain OF the Sir Knights, by some of our townswo-
nien, VINO seemed all anxiety to contribute their
mite towards entertaining and making hapny
sne wandering Pilgrims" sojourning here.
FOB TO DAY.
ine programme Ia an interesting ope and wil,
uouotiess be appreciated by the visiting Sir
Knights, provided the weather proves fsvos.hIa
AT o1a O'Clock the Richmond Commanderv r;Ii
assemble at Mechanics Hall to receive tbeir onasts
ana resume the line of march suspended on Tues.
,s issa; because OF the heavy fall Of rain From
Tue hAcnange Hotel the line of march will be nm
MAN street to 9th thence to Broad thence TO 5th.
.uehce 10 Clay, thence to 1st, thence to Broad |
tnehce 70 9th, thence to Franklin, thence TO Fon,
,aee, tnence to Main, thence to 9th and ap 9th to
await them "No''"'"n Will
FROM the Hall the visitors will be taken in
squads to some of the large tobacco factories.
anuaesaring establishments, st. Johns church,
hollywood Cemetery, Hospital Hill. Water
Works, aud such other places of interest a. thev
may aeslre. They are also to visit the armory OF
the Richmond l. 1. Blues, where the "big bowl,'
VIII DO brought into service, delicately perfumed
with fresh mint and such fluids" as are exceed.
inaiy paiataole to anti-teetotallers. The large
silver cooler too, is expected to discharge copIo1s
streams OF grape juice, while the tables in che
nsii VIII groan beneath the load Of solids pr
for the guests.
We have heard 1t iutimated that several private
ctiZens VIII entertain squads during the day, but
OF course We are not permitted to call names
NATIONAL SENTIMENT
In publishing the response of Sir Knigbt n p
farns"ortb, to the fifth regular toast at the Ban.
quet, an error occurred in the volunteer sentiment
Cffered by bin. We therefore re-pubIish il in 3
corrected form
lhe judiciary OF the United States Though
composed of men, and therefore subject to hnmar
| infifmities, yet the only bond that can hold al
the people of all the States firmly to the Consti
tuition"