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GRAND PROCESSION OF THE NATIVES. Yes
terday, the grand procession of the natives in cele-
bration of the recent astounding victory, passed
through Nassau street, in honor Of the Committee
who occupy room somewhere in that street. II
was one OF the most sublimely pathetic affairs we
have ever seen. II numbered about fifty men and
boys and nine jaded horses. First came an enor-
nrous WAGON. labelled American Watchmen-
Americans must and shall rule g. containing Ave
old men, shaking with the cold and ague, and hud-
died together under an antique umbrella. Next
came score or SO of dripping men and boys, each
waving a pocket handkerchief edition Of the
American flag. Then there was on empty cart,
labelled " American coopers"-a DOCTORS wagon,
drawn by an ill-fed horse-two or three men on
horseback looking very uncomfortable and very
sheepish-and about dozen boys We did not
see any of the "real Indians" announced to have
arrived in the city for the purpose Of joining the
"grand procession !" they probably could not be
spared from the museums. Altogether, it was the
best burlesque of procession we have seen.