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sands the different ferries to join in the same plea
The streets densey crowded, nay
packed with human beings. is safe estimate TO set
the number doion at ttpo hundred thousand
The Military Procession.
more beautiful day for the procession could not
have been asked for The morning delightful; the
sunshine danced upon the windows and church spires
old Sol climbed towards the zenith Preparations for
the march early dscoverableclcan and handsome
uniforms here and there throughout the city,
lodging about in every direction Polished sword scab
bards and polished muskets and bayones gstened and
twnkled in very joy the guns and sword sheaths
knew what the occasion that called them forth
Towards noon the military began to rendezvous by COM
panies and squads ancers and Dragons
galoping towards their appointed ground while in
fantry rifles and staunch artillery made their way
to their arsenas and drill rooms. Two o'clock being
the time appointed for the procession to leave the
Battery--an hour before that time found Broadway
crowded with pedestrians of all ages conditions sizes
and colors. The elite and the unwashed million, in
stead Of quietly waiting until the military passed up
town, rushed by common consent towards the Battery
We say towards for only small number, sompara-
lively gained admitance to the Battery ground itself
Women with babies old gentleman, with little boys, and
old ladies' with half grown girls in charge all crowded
and elbowed and fretted in most delectable manner
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VIEW FROM FULTON, BELOW NASSAU STREET.

The police the ground, and their services
necessary to keep the omnbuses carts and cabs in order
Boys in their teens fired Off pistols and the younger
cns their torpedoes and fire crackers among the crowd
and chccred with the greatest enthusiasm, company
after company of citizen soldiers wheeled into line
or threaded the graveed walks to their appointed places
The scene on the Battery, while the companies were
preparing for the march, indeed imposing The
was by this time obsc ured by clouds that the effect
of its bright rays upon the thousands Of gsenng
nets lost but there dashng officers in bright
uniforms mounted upon proud chargers prancng about
the ground-adjutants flew from post to companies
marched, counteInarched and then stood sternly by
their arms as their countrymen did who the vcto
rcs which being celebrated These military dis
plays adays have significance than they had
two three years and do not forget that they
be called upon to act the soldier in the field well
us the militiaman parade and, in truth should
have but little to fear for them if uniform compa-
mics called upon to defend their city under any
cumstanccs Those hardy of the ceaver cavalry
the sharp-shooting rfemen, with infantry force,
hardly surpassed in discipline would be hard nut for
any foe to crack.
At P. NJ the various brgades made their appearance
upon the parade ground On the right of the line
posted the squadron of horse artillery under command
of Brig Gen Stormson his left the line Of Brig Gen.
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sructon the important documents kept in that build
ing induced the committee to abandon the idea Of
doing this. great variety Of beautiful rockets were
discharged from the City Hall during the course of the
evening" and altogether the may be more readily
imagined than described Great credit Is due to MIR
Miller, superintendent of public buildings &c. for the
energetic in which he carried the
Of the committee into effect 80 workmcn having been
actively engaged for three days from o'clock in the
morning until 10 at night.
View of Broadway.
In the evening the was surprisingly beautiful
particularly in Broadway the Bowery and other great
thoroughfares
Standing in the Battery aud looking uptown, Broad
way appeared to DO in one grand blaze Of light The
first principal place that observed was Castle Garden
which was illuminated in splendid and gorgeous
ner.
Passing up Broadway the next object which attracted
attention. was the house No. occupied by Gen Wash
ngton during part Of the time Of the revolution and
now the residence Of Mayor Mckle. In addition to
having candles placed in tho windows, this house was
festooned in front with variegaod ampswhlch present.
ed an imposing appearance.
The next object Of interest was the house No. II
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Broadway, occupied by Mr.. o. X Burnham Inns
building was illuminated from top to bottom with gas
This fourth story was illuminated with four large stars
each having eight gas burners-tbe second and third
filed with transparencies with the names Of all the
celebrated officers of the army and navy But the prn
cpa attraction was the window the uptown side Of
the house inside of exhibited small wreaths
Of evergreens natural flowers enclosed In large
one each bearing the Of departed brave and
In the centre the words 1--WE rejoice, yet MOURN
"Clay Rnggold, Hardin Yell, Lincoln, Mckee, Brown
On side stood large trees hanging II like weep
ing willows and the other large figure Of a weeping
lady The large parlors all thrown open to public
view and the whole was kept up till ~ o'clock
within few doors Of this last place is the Atlantic
Garden, which decorated and illuminated grace
fully as to attract the attention Of all passcrs by.
pELMoNIco's HOTEL.
This much admired for the briancy ofits ilumi-
nations and the neatness and taste with which the lights
arranged
PAGES HOTEL.
was beautifully illuminated In manner TO excite the
admiration Of the thousands who had the pleasure Of
seeing II.
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At noon, salute Of one hundred guns fred from
the Battery, Washington Square, Tompkns Square, and
Harlem. At two O'Clock the military formed in order
The city at sunset began to pour its inhabitants
the streets to witness the magnificent Examinations and
fireworks The surrounding country sent its thou
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Sooooooo6 ooooo 10000 oooooo5 100000
Words cannot express the outbursts Of snth nsia~n
with which this agniGcsnt display greeted. 10 APP
peared 20 as II ten thousand times ten Thousand
grateful voices strained TO tho utmost In approbs-
! zion Of it-so torifoaly loud were they.
When we commenced to give account Of This grand
illumination intended to continue II as far ~ Broad
way extended but reporters unable IL mako
their way through tho imIncnse Of burn beings
thnt blocked up that great thoroughfarv, Win mon,
women and children, omnibuse~ private carriages,
hacks aud eabs-it impossible TO taxa q survey OF
that street detail and give Of Ito appear
ance In time for this days paper. We must con>snt
ourselves with speaking of the remaining part Of
Broadway in general terms. From the American
Hotel to the uppcrmost part Of the city, IL
superbly gorgeous. The numerous lights that adorned
the windows Of the houses both sides turned night
into day. In the middle Of any part any person could
have read a newspaper with perfect ease. The Club
House shone conspicuously, particularly that Of the
young men, which was really beautiful The house Of
Z. w. Lawrence Esq, worthy Collector, shone sus
brilliantly and beautifully among the number.
THE PARK THEATRE.
In turning frsm Broadway into Park Row, the most
conspicuous the brilliant objects which attracted the
Theatre This time honored building shone conspicuous
on tho occasion. The statue Of the immortal bard
which grases Its front, seemed TO observe with ratinca
ton the glorious and remembered that
was being enacted below. Old Drury not back
ward in making suitable demonstration within ts
walls Mr. 5. Pearson sung a patriotic song worthy Of
the occasion; and a large transparent likeness Of
General Taylor the hero OF Buena Vista, exhibited
the admrng thousands who attended to witness the
performance Of Forrest the American tragedan With
out seen Ave splendid transparences, eommemera-
tive Of the principal victories achieved by the American
arm, which were arranged over entrance to the
building in the following manner
ooooooos ooooooooos oooooooS
~ .LroS LA PALMA MONTEREY s.usrAS vrH cHrfS
soooooooS
These transpsssncies excited great deal Of ssn'0n
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[JUpsoN's HOTEL

IJUDsoN's HOTEL
the opposite side Of the street was much admired
Like other public places 1t brilliantly lumins
ted and presenteda beautiful appearance MANY of our
citizens stopped while to admire it.
We now pass on to the
CITY HOTEL,
which was illuminated and decorated In q
thy of the great occasion Like the other hotels
a complete blaze of fire. In front hansoms trans
parenciss Of
2 ooooooooooooooo 10000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GENERAL TAYLOR.
THE LANDING AMERICAN TROOPS Z
CRUZ.
GENERAL SCOTT.
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nsgs banners and jacks and about hundred er
Tho largest measured forty feet in length and
resp dent with tho Hood of light poured upon it
by the illumination Of the building
Appearances or the city Hall, Aims House
Buildings, and Gallery OF Fine Arts, In the
Park.
No sooner had the military been dismissed from the
Park In the afternoon than the tide Of human beings
commenced pouring in ut every avenue to witness the
magnificent spectacle presented by the illumination Of
the City Hall Aims House buildings and Gallery Of Fine
Arts In the illumination OF the City Hail. 364s sperm
candles and 700 varegatcd lamps used while around
the top of the building illuminated transparances
on which were painted
PALO ALTO,
RESACA DE LA PALMA
BUENA VISTA, MONTEREY, VERA CRUZ,
GENERAL TAYLOR, GENERAL SCOTT.
In consequence Of tho hurry In which engraving
OF the City Hall was prepared by the artist this
avodaby omitted.
NO less than 2436 lights used In illuminating the
Aims House building while the Gallery Of Fine Arts
also made quite handsome display The Committee Of
Arrangements were DESTROYS have the Hall of Records
likewise Illuminated, but the fear Of an accident de-
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The second story comprising the editorial rooms was
much admired Every pane of glass illuminated
with two lights before each Of which star neatly
and tastofuly arranged while from each window the
stars and stripes the frecmens banner, pendant
The third fourth and hfh stories were also brilliantly
illuminated.
We come to the roof, where several pyrotechnic
artists Of acknowledged merit were engaged during
the evening in firing rockets and other descriptions
Of fireworks. The chimnes, too, were decorated For
the first time probably in the United States these i'm
portant and necessary appendages to building,
made to contribute TO the festivities Of the occasion On
top Of each brilliant Chinese lantern which added
much to the general effect In front Of the building
on Nassau street. were hung several naval and military
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COLONEL ARCULARIUS'
ESQ ORT OF LA YETTE,

CONNECTICUT, Avousr a0 1924;
Presented to the Veteran Corps of Artillery by
Quarter-Master William II. Miller.
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THE GRAND CELEBRATION
IL L U MINATION
N EW RK CITY.
In Honor Of the Victories
PALO ALTO,
RESACA DE La PALMA
MONTEREY,
BUENA VISTA,
VERA CRUz.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND HUMAN BEINGS
In THE STREETS.
&C., &C., dc.
The grand celebration and illumination in honor of
the following victories -achievsd by the army nd navy
Of the United States in the prosecution Of the existing
between this republic and Mexico took place In this
city yesterday -
AMERICAN VICTORIES IN MEXICO,


PalO Alto, Sacramento,
Rcsaca dc In Palma, Vera Cruz,
San Pasqual, Ell Embudo,
Los Angeles, Pueblo de Taos,
Mesa, Morn,
Monterey, In Canada,
Buena Vista, Eel Brncito,
San Francisco, AIvarado.
The city presented grand and gorgeous spectacle
from sunrise to late at night At the booming
OF American cannon from the Battery resouuded from
the Narrows to the Palisades The repeated echoes had
not died away when, II by the hand sorecrer ten
thousand flags and banners of bunting of brilliant hue
and large dimensions, thrown to the breeze and
hoated gaily and joyfuy over the City Hall, Custom
House, and other public buildings.
The hotels newspaper Offices, &c., &c., were likewise
Handsomely decorated. The spacious building on the
corner Of Fulton and Nassau Streets known as tho
HERALD NEwsrArER EsrABLIsHMEsr, was the great at
traction In the lower part ohe city From the topmost
story to the basement 1t respendent with beauty
and glory One hundred and fourteen flags largo and
small, military and naval suspended from it, OF
these, there was which much admired on &C.
count Of its aged tattersd and appearance well
as because 1t was used by Colonel Arcularius' military
escort Of Washington's friend, General La Fayette
to Connecticut, when that distinguished friend of tho
Father Of his country visiting the United States
the year 1924 This precious relic bore the following in
scription, in white letters
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General Summary.

(From General SCOTS Despatch of September 49,
/ recapulate losses since we arrived in the basin
of Mexico
AUGUST 10, 2o.--KRled 1877, including ii officers
killed,) 80 rank and file. Total, ,O52.
SEPTEMBER s--Kuied, ZIG, including officers.
JVounded 665, including 40 officers Missing, IS rank
and file Total, 7S9.
SEPTEMBER II, 10, 14.--Killed 1870, including 10 Off
GERS Wounded, 7o3, including 6s officers Missing, 30
rank and file. Total, S6a
Grand total of losses 2,703, including 3s3 officers
On the other hand this small force has beaten on the
same occasions in view Of their capital the whole Mex
lean army, of Cat the beginnng) thirty odd thousand men,
posted always in chosen positions, behind entertainments
or formidable deences of nature and art killed
wounded of that number than 1000 officers and
men taken $3.50 prisoners seventh officers, inclu
ding generals of whom had been presidents of this
republics captured than 30 coors and standards rs
pieces of ordnance besides 81 wall pieces, 10000 small
arms, an immense quantity OF shot, shells, powder, &c.
OF that enemy, once so formidable in numbers, APP
ponlments, artillery, &c, twenyodd thousand have dis
banded themselves in despair, leaving, is known not
more than three fragments-the largest about 1880
wandering in different directions without magazines
military chest and living at free quarters upon their
own people.