Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-08

and the Prssidonts Private oecrstsy ia carriage, at
tended by the Marshal and Deputy Marshal OF the
District Of Columbia, and several assistant
Marshals, with bstons rosetes, and sashes.
bs. " The members Of the Cabinet in carriages.
TIE Marshal Of the Day (JosxrH H. BRApLLr, Esq on
horseback attended BY his aids horseback with
ea - and sashes
81 Major Gen. QuIrsAs, commandng-i chief and staff
Military escort consisting of the following cavalry,
manded by COL MAI:
Laurel Troop, Captain Capron..
Marlborough Cavalry, Capt. Tuck.
Mounted Carbnisrs, Baltimore Troop, Capt Murdock
Rnggold Cavalry from Alexandra.
Eagle Artllerists Of Baltimore, Capt Kane. stt
Capitol Hill Ailerists, Capt Robinson, juvenile corps
Infantry, under the command Of Gen. CADwALADRn
United States Marines with their powerful band under NAL
Walker.
Independent Blues Of Baltimore with their excellent band,
Captain Shut.
Baltimore City Guards. Lieutenant Mcdonald.
independent Greys Of Baltimore, with their excellent band
@ is4 Captain Hall.
fredericksburg Guards (Va.) Captain Jackson.
Washington Light Infantry, Captain Tate.
National Blues Of Washington, Captain Bacon.
Maryland Cadets. Captain Harris.
Bamoe Sharp Shooters, with their excellent BAND Captain
ns8 Lilly.
Boston Light Guard Captain Clarke.
Independent Greys, OF Georgetown, Captain Wright
Mount Vernon Guards Of Alexandria. (va Lieut. Price.
columbia Riaemsn, OF Baltimore with their excellent band
fs W Captain McAlliser.
The Fire Companies in the following order:
Ygiant Fire Company Of Baltimore, hauling their SPLEEN
did Suction numbering SO each wearing uniform cap,
with the letter in front.
Washington Company of Baltimore with their handsome
Suction, numbering 35 men, uniformed like the Vgian and
having the letter w in front of their caps.
Howard Company of Baltimore numbering 40 men, haul
ing their handsome Suction uniformed like the preceding
companies, with the letter on their caps
The Anacosta Columbia, Frankn and Perseverance, Fire
Companies Of Washington and delegation from the North
ern Liberties full uniform. These four companies
bered each about SO Their Engines in splendid
cd ~ ol.r lph Aces
The emen red jackets and white panaoons and made
handsome appearance.
The Fire Department in charge of Mr. G. s. Gideon,
chief marshal assisted by Mr. Jonas B. Ellis of the Ana
costa, Mr. John c. Whwel Of the Columbia Mr. Lepreux,
of the Franklin, and Mr.. John d. Thompson, of the Per-
severance. 8a4
The Independent Order Of Odd Fellows,
comprehendng the officers and members Of various Lodges
in charge Of Mr.. VIM. F. Bayy and Mr. ]. L. Towers.
Senators and Members Of Congress.
The Order of Red Men, under Mr.. O. w Boeler, IT,, as
marshal.
Delegations from the States
Temperance Societies. under Mr. A. F. Cunningham,
7E shal, consisting Of : 1t
The Freemen's Vigant Total Abstinence Society.
The Sons Of Temperance.
Junior Brothers of Temperance.
Knights Of Temperance
Delegations Of Temperance Societies from different States
Car bearing large cask Of cold water, inscribed " Foun
tain Of Health"
The Corporation of Washington
The Washington Benevolent Society, with their handsome
The German Benevolent Society with numerous banners
Literary Associations
The Young Mems Baltimore Delegation with a handsome
silk banner representing Justice on one side and in
scribed on the other " Young Mems Baltimore
Delegation"
Citizens not delegates from States
Carriage containing the venerable Mrs Hamilton her daugh
ter, Mrs. Holly, q. w. p. Gusts, Esq, and
Gen. Walter Jones.
Carriage containing the Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
tves orator Of the day, Mayor Of Washington and the
Chairman Of the Committee Of Arrangements
Carriage containing the Architect of the Monument having
in charge the books and other articles be deposited the
cornerstone.
The Monument Society.
The Masonic Fraternity, in full costume headed by their
Marshal, j. B. Thomas
There was grand display Of Fireworks Monument
Square at night prepared by Mr. BRows, the pyroechni
One Of these displays representing the Washington Monu-
nent appropriate and magnificent The rockets and
other beautiful exhibitions Of the pyrotechnc art illuminated
the square in the most brilliant manner while thousand
gafed spectators demonstrated by their loud and reiterated
huzzas, their pleasure and admiration.
During their visit the volunteer companies the emen
and strangers Hospitality entertained by the volunteer
companies remen Corporate authorities, and citizens Of
Washington and Georgetown. The conduct of all vsers
most exemplary. Nothing OF disodery character
CURED neither there any accident Of serious
the festivities oil the most auspicious and glorious festival
that celebrated in the metropolis Of the Union.
Among the Inequalities which distinguished the anniversary,
may mention that the Messrs WILLARD, Of the City Hotel
and Mr. BLACKWELL Of the National each entertained large
party Of invited guests dinner in the evening At the lat
Ter Mr.. Speaker WrsTHRor, Gen. CADwALADER, COL
Mar, Mr.. CUsTs, the Marshal Of the day. Mr. ]. H. BnAp
Ixr, and other gentlemen who connected with the pub
Lie ceremonies Of the day, several members Of both Houses
Congress- and the Mayor and the Presidents Of our City
Councils.
Mr. BLACKWELL, Of the National Hotel also entertained
large portion Of the volunteer companies yesterday afternoon
previous to theiLdepature by the Mr. Blackwes
teranmen sump,uous and abundant IL rich and
splendid e which did honor ha, excellent and capacous
establishment.
THE WING MEETING OF MONDAY EVENING.
Agreeably TO a call from the Executive Commit
tee Of the "Central Rough and Ready Club OF
this city, respectable number of the citizens OF
Washington assembled in front Of the Club Room
on Monday evening last. AT the request of those
. present, The meeting was addressed by Col. WOOL
LEY, Of Kentucky, an intimate acquaintance and
friend of /" Old Zach," and by Hon. JOHN l.. TAy-
IoR, Of Ohio, Y. COLLINS LEE, Esq. of Maryland,
and the Hon. DUDLEY MARVIN, Of New York, all
of whom presented the views and claims of the