The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-08

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Joint COmmitsee OF the Common o0ncil
Itis expected that His Excellency JOHN TYLER Pres
ident Of the United State y me nn mon .,ns
MADISON PoRrERs Secretary Of wary Hen. ABEL T.
ur:avn Secretary e the Navy and the Hon cIar .ss
city bv the way OF Amboy New Jersey about the
hour Of o'clock, p NJ ON Monday. the 18th instant.
In these distinguished guests may be received
in manner creditable to this metropolis and with honors
appropriated tie high stations they occupy the public
emonies will be observed.
: The execution of the arrangements adopted by the
Joint Committee will be under the direction of General
PROSPER NJ WErMoRE as Marshal of the day. assisted by
sach gentlemen as may hereafter be selected for that
purpose.
The Municipal Banner will be displayed from the City
Hail. and the National flag from the Battery and the var
Gus public buildings at sunrise the morning the 18th
instant national salute will be fred from the Battery
al the same time blythe veteran corps OF Artillery CON-
manded by Capt George w. Chapman.
The Division of Artillery and the various uniformed
military corps which may signify their intention to take
part in the reception, by uniting with that division, will
assemble the Battery about the hour Of noon and
will be under the direction of Major General Charles W.
Sandford Commandments Of Independent companies are
requested to report to the joint committee, or to the Mar
shall Of the day at as early period as practicable The
Major Generals OF infantry with other officers oil their re-
spective commands not duty invited to unite IN the
ceremonies of the day.
der the command of Major General George S. Doughty,
and will be formed atsuch place that officer may direct
in season for the review on the Battery.
Officers ofthe Army and Navy and Marine Corps, who
may desire unite with any portion OF their commands
requested to make known their intentions to the joint
committee, and will receive their instructions from his
honor the Mayor, at Cestls Garden.
The Joint Committee and members Of the Common
Council such Of the Executive officers of the City Go.
vernment and other persons be specially desgna
ted by the Joint Committee will proceed at PAST
EIcH! o'clock A: M, in the steamboat New Haven,
obgngly offered for the purpose by Commodore Wander
hlt appropriately decorated provided with band Of
music politely rendered by Col Bankhead to Amboy for
the purpose Of meeting the President and his suite
their approach to the city.
On the arrival Of this depuation Amboy. address,
of Aldermen and chairman of the Joint Committee. At
the close OF this ceremony the company will embark and
the steamboat Immediately leave for the city.
Upon entering the Bay after passing Staten Island,
salutes in honor of the President will be fired from the
military posts in the harbour under the direction of Co
lionel Bankhead, senior officer of the Army this
station and from Fort Richmond by squadron Of troops
attached to the Command of Brgadiear General Storms
of the Horse Artillery.
The flag ship Independence Commodore Charles Stew.
art Commanding Home Squadron and the line OF battle
ship North Carolina Commodore Jacob Jones, Post Csp.
appropriately decorated and manned in honor ohc
OCCASION and will fire the customary salutes on the pass
On reaching the city, the landing will take place at
Castle Garden, where battalion Of tooops will be sta.
accom- panying guests will be Immediately escorted by
the Marshal ofthe day and his assistants to the Saloon Of
the Garden and presented y his Honor the Mayor and
Brown, President of the Board of Assistant Aldermen An
appropriate address Of welcome will be offered by the
Mayor, at the close of which deputaton from the mill
tary will wsit upon the President and invite him
view Of the troops on duty.
horse being provided in readiness the President will
mount and review the line in company with the MAJOR
Generals the Marshal of the day. and such gentlemen Of
his suite as may be designated by the President
The review being closed and the customary sautes
fired, the line will break into column and prepare to
unite with the civic procession, the Artillery preceding
as guard Of honor the President
The various societies. public bodies delegates from the
several wards andcitizens mounted who may desire to
reetpn Of the Marshal Of the day and his assistants and
will meet seasonaby for that purpose at places contgu
Gus TO the Battery.
Thevarsus bodies, civil and military, being in rsad
ness the movement will commence a signal from the
Marshal for the day. and the order Of March will be
The Division of Artillery commanded by Major General
Sandiord.
Bugles and Trumpets mounted.
The Marshal and Deputy Marshal oil the United States
The Marshal of the Day and his Aids.
Mounted accompanied by Alderman Purdy and Assistant
Alderman Brown,
Chairman of the JointiCommittee Of the
Common Council.
Containing His Honor the Mayor,
The Joint Committee of the Common Council,
And the Gentlemen composing the Presidents suite.
BARouCHEs,
Containing the Members Of the Common Council,
Officers Of the Army and Navy, and OF the
Militia off duty. E1E1
Volunteer Division of Infantry commandedby
Major General George S. Doughty
CARRIAGES.
With Invited Guests, strangers and Others
Delegates from the Wards of the City in carriages,
mounted, otherwise.
Public Societies and Associations.
Citizens Mounted.
|. The Veteran Corps of Artillery.
The route of the Procession will be up Broadway,
through Chatham street, the Bowery, crcling Union
Park, down Broadway, through Chamber to Centre
street.
On reaching the east entrance Of the Park the head of
the military column will halt the civic procession will
pass into the Park, and the President his Suite, the
Mayor Joint Committees, and invited guests, will assem-
BILE in front of the City Hall, where the honors of
marching salute will be rendered to the President and
his Cabinet Minister'S.
His Excellency, WILLIAM C. BoucK, Governor Of this
State has been invited by the Joint Committee to be pre-
sent with his military staff Should the Official duties oil
the Chief Magistrate permit, the committee expect that
he will unite in the ceremonies oil reception and that he
will receive the President and other guests the Cover
nor's room the City Hail. The Governor and his STAFF
marching salute to be rendered front of the City Hail.
accompanied by his Honor the Mayor the Judges Of the
sa,e Sours amo
At the close Of the marching salute the troops will file
off the front and OF the City Hail. and the infantry
portion being formed in line in the Park will fire feudc-
bic and the ceremonies will close with
PRESIDENT OF The UNITED srATEs.
The President and accompany ing guests will then Ell.
ter the room for the purpose receiving such
of the citizens Strangers and officers Oft duty as may be
in attendance.
The Presden. and suite will then be escorted to the
quarters prepared for them at Towards Hee Tor which
purpose squadron of horse will be detailed by Gen. SAM
ford to act as guard OF honor.
To render this reception a fitting compliment to the
Chief Magistrate of the Union the Joint Committee rely
preserving order during the progress of the procession
The public fountain will be open from early hour Of
the day and will display their most beautiful forms Of jets
for the qualification Of the public.
The proper officers will that tho streets through
which the will pass free from obstrucons
and that ali public vehicles excluded from the
herein prescribed. Owners of private carriages
quested not to interrupt the line Of march.
Published by order of the Joint Committee
ELIJAH F. PURDY,
ABRAHAM HATFIELD;
VIM v, BRADY,
CHAS. BROWN,
DAVID T. WILLIAMS,
JAS. ID. OLIVER
City Hall, New York, June 8, 1913.
m future publication will he made OF the names Of
gentlemen selected to form the Staff OF the Marshal Of
the Day.
ny- vAUXHALL GARDEN CIRCUS WAS WELL
attended last week with the gay and fashionable of
city, witness the unparalleled equestrian and gymnasc
eats performed by Mr.. B,nckers celebrated Company