The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-25

The !" German Democratic Association y follow
edma hne body Of men but rather small muster.
The Shiffier Club y next followed; and were
Grand Marshal (Miller) and contrary to the order
IN the programme, such as was assigned them
This Division, not until long after two o'clock,
proceeded to take their place In the procession.
ELEVENTH DIVISION
!, This Division assembled at about IL o'clock, at
their place of rendezvous, Centre and Franklin
streets.
The "Jouneymen Stone Cutters of New York
headed by MIR. Mullen, and fine body of men they
appeared to be. Their banners were beautifully
ecgted, and were hung with Grape.
The NJourneymen Granite Cutters Association "
next followed under Messrs. Michael Paige and
jeremiah Leroney. The ruddy, healthfu appear
ance Of this fine body of men, bears sufficient
indication of the healthfuness of their calling. The
entire body consists generally speaking, Of stout
"Hibernians."
The Operative Masons"-a good muster-suc-
cceded them.
ciety,' under Mr., John O'Leary This is a new
body, not very long, formed, and mustered in good
strength. They took most respectable stand in
the T procession {. Mn. all young looking men.
Masons" succeeded them in order.
They were followed by the Benevolent Society
OF Operative Taors." Like most of the craft
IN tnls city, this body made very respectable APP
The "',Co-dwainers of the City Of New York :"
next followed. A fine orderly, steady, and well
drilled body, which mustered in full force and made
a line appearance. This Association is well orga-
nized under intelligent officers, who have framed
constitution and bye laws for the government
Of the Society. Their banners bore appropriate de-
cesslon.
They were followed by the "Bookbinders of
New New York," who formed the wind up of the 18th
Dvision and proceeded little before three O'clock
y Nd ftorv,
TWELFTH DIVISION
MAJOR Thomas X. Kellinger Captain c.. S Storms,
aids to the Grand Marshal took command of this
DIVISION. Long before the hour appointed, several
place Of rendezvous in Franklin street. fronting on
Centre street First came the "Ancent Order of
cd Odd Fellows" headed by John Pickford, Right
Worshptul Grand Master. These were indeed a
hne respectable body of men, about five hundred
strong, in full regalia, which made beautiful and
Imposing appearance. Their banners were nume-
rous and beautiful and reflect great credit upon the
society. Following these came
The perseverance Lodge" No. 36l3, l. q. OF
Q. Jesse Jackson, Grand Marshal. Here, in
deed, we have as fine set of men could de-
SIRE to see in civic society. About 300 men in
full regalia, with several beautiful banners, and
were preceded by splendid band OF music. They
attracted quite crowd, who were very numerous
and almost completely blocked up every street in
the vicinity OF the place of rendezvous.
6 independent Order of Bechabltes New York
District No. City Tents, l to 37--Wm. jay Has
ket Grand Marshal These turned out in great
force, mastering about fifteen hundred. They were
IN full regalla, with appropriate mourning badges.
Ihey are fine and respectable looking set of men.
The banners of this Society were very large and
beautiful wife very appropriate devices.
Pioneer Temple No. House Carpenters Pro-
tective Association" Benjamin Price, Marshall
These were an able and athletic force and turned
out very respectable. Their turnout was very large
one, and as respectable as any we witnessed in this
great procession. The butchers and cartmen spoken
OF IN the programme, had not come in up to the time
OF starting
TmRTEENH DIVISION.
To dU e msq Ms an6 Ja on H. M Graham
division. AT about IL o'clock, the "New York
PilosA association were at their place OF rendezvous
IN City Hall Place, fronting on Chamber street
These are fine respectable lot of men, numbering
about two hundred, and seem to be the right sort OF
men to govern themselves, as we observed a devise
on one OF their banners, which was "The People.
the only competent Pilots to govern the Nation.
Following these came the C New York Watermans
Society,". five abreast, with goodly host OF their
craft. We were about to make an estimate when
we were arrested IN our observations by the tramp
OF horses and flourish of trumpets, when 10 there
appeared our City Watchmen," who came march,
ing along six abreast; here we indeed did see the
mighty legion OF our devoted city they turned out
en- nasse, about one thousand; they wore appropri-
ate badges, and had several fine banners; we must
say that the Watch have done their duty to-day and
hope that they will be equally as DESTROYS to show
tnelr strength hereafter when required Next came
host in themselves, with band playing and banners
waving in every direction along their line Next
came : The Sons of Herman" German society,
mourning in common with their fellow,cizens in
the loss OF the " Old Hero" whom they were prsis-
ing and regretting in truly national style. They had
fine band Of music, and several beautiful banners.
There abou,5O0 Of these good adopted citizens
engaged in paying the last tribute to the memory
OF our departed Chief The other societies men,
toned in the programme had not arrived at the time
appointed and the above formed in line at o'clock.
THE Grafton
Shortly after seven o'clock, the Hon. B. F. Bur
mounted the platform, and after silence had
been obtained, commenced as follows =
Mournfu but pleasant, Friends and Fellow Citizens is
the service in which engaged ANDREW JACK
son, upon whose bed Of sickness and suffering have
been ontently fixed the fia and solcous regards Of
the millions Of America, Is more. His great
soul has ascended TO its Author his venerable form has
sunk into the grave To that grave with swelling hearts
and fearful eyes sad funeral rites Nation il repairing
We have como to II to-day. While we lingsr within
Its sacred precincts the praises of the Hero we
ccd the Magistrate we honored. and the Man we loved
rise insnctvely to our lips To their free uerance a
lection prompts, duty snjoins Nature compes u.s. II
Is fitting, 10 right, that such tributes should be paid
70 thoss, who In Council In Camp have advanced
the glory Of their Country and the welfare Of thsi
X J. Tbs homage thus bestowed Ia at least dsin-
teisstsd For the dead who iz ohjsot<, inssnsi.