The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-23

Charger.
This Of large dimensions gilded, and sur
mounted by a large spread eagle. sheet Of Grape
covered the whole and tastefuy arranged around
the sides of the platform which held the urn, and the
wsrs with the words
"Buena Vista sc. Following this were
Pall Bearers in Carriagss,
George Hall, jonathan Trotter,
hs asSen i isapsn' SGn: Smith T.n.s
ESSf.d rcosand, fsaSsi: J: siryisS 49,,
Committee Of Arrangements
Members Of the Board Of Aldermen with their Slaves Of
r.ysi s it & IT % ssi ss By City, til.
Til.
Members the Senate Representatives of the
E1; Members q Congress and State fssisiasars.
Ex-Alaermen of Brooklyn.
Heads Il Dss1: " sSs f Fl Brooklyn
The several Brooklyn papers had carriages covered
which they intended to represent. After the press
General sf snnSs co%%i.e
Board Of Supervisors of Kings County.
County Clerk Treasurer and Surrogate Of the County Of
Principals and ssho py, Of Public Schools
RI. Luekey, Aid to Grand Marshal.
f Fire Department 1H1,sos
VIM. Harris h aid g Grand Marshal.
Grand 1oas. of T., sss State of New York.
Subordinate Lodge, Of Free ireland, and Accepted Ma'on
David M. rslmass,, Ala to Grand Marshal.
The Indspenden. Order of oad Fellows.
Thoma, Sullivan Ala to Grand Nar'hai.
III. Order Of United American Mechanics.
Thomas M1ilisaab Az to Grand Marshall
Tia Erin Bsnsssial Association Of Brooklyn.
The Emmett Benevolent Society.
These societies were well represented, and made a
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eas and Members of the College of the County of
Hamilton Literary Association.
ReshAss' and varOSs Temperance and Benevolent
butchers and other Associations. mounted.
The procession, when in full msrsSisg order, took
through which the line marched were thronsed on
either side and the windows OF the houses fully
occupied By spectators The bell: Of the churches
The route taken was through Hicks street to Pier
pont, through Pierpont to Henry down Henry to At
antic, through Atlantic to Clinton down Clinton to
Baltic through Bats TO Court, up Court TO Livings
ton, through Livingston to Smith, up Smith and Jay
Bridge 10 Concord down Concord to Hudson avenue
through Hudson to Sands street. through Sands to
Main, down Main 10 Front through Front to ulton,
up Fulton street TO City Hall
The head Of the column having reached the City
Hall the Orator OF the day the Mayors Of Brooklyn
New York, etc, several army aud navy officers and
invited guests, took their places the platform
There no provision made for the members Of the
press-a great oversight by.the.vay) The military
formed each side Of the park inside the railing
and the FIRE companies societies etc took up posi-
tions the outside. There immense con-
of citizens the porch, and In front Of the
platform, which was built the steps leading to the
porch
when the bands had ceased playing, the rand Mar
shsl announced the Rev MIR Duncan, who offered up
fervent prayer, calling the Almight to make the
American people, who the suppcant said owned no
superior power EARTH submissive to the will Of On
impotence
bodwortbs Rand then played a requiem, "Rest
spirit, rest IL was capital performances, and pro-
duced n decided sensation.
An appropriate grafton was then delivered by James
Humphrey. Esq.
Amer which the Sacred Music Society under the d.
rection Of D B wymau sung q funeral dirge and a
bcnedctop was then said BY one Of the reverend gen
tlemen present.
At the conclusion Of the marching dxtys,x iain.
ute guns were fred from Fort Green sn1 this ,cscd
the celebration.
We cannot but advert TO the oversight Of the Com
mittee OF Arrangements In allowing the laies OF tc
Sacred Music Society TO stand for hout and u half
under burning the white marble stop % tie
city Hall. They must be more gallant. or tn yolng
ladies viii not volunteer to aid in municipal oelelra.
tions.