New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
SIXTH DIVISION.
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Band
Gen. William H. Morris and Special Aids.
Col William Dodge, Ma Robert Brown,
Col Col. MSeI f Ss sPL s a TsyIO4
Capt $. A. Darling.
Surviving OfieeFs and Men oflhe Isl Regimen Of New
York Volunteers.
Surviving Officers and Men OF the 7th Regiment Caltor-
ma New-YOrk Volunteers
Officers Of Militia Volunteers OF 1912 Is and H. Col Haghk
Empire Lodge, No l. American Protestant Association
Washington Lodge, No. 2 Am Protestant Association.
New-YOrk Lodge, No S, An Protestant Association.
Society OF Sswyers.
Center Guard.
Caedorian Section No lsS, Cadets Of Temperance State
OF New York.
Star Volunteers.
Brennan Guard.
On arriving Triper Hail. each Division will be under
me direction Ofits respective MaIshas
The different Divisions will be designated by white
banner whh the appropriate number Of each thereon
such Societies. Associations and Companies as have not
reported vii be assigned place In The order IN which they
shsl report themselves 10 the Grand Marshal
Iee several Divisions Snc Bodies will form in the io
loving places
The Society Of the Cincinnati the officers Of the Army
snd Navy and Revolutionary Soldiers, in The Library
Room east end OF City Hail.
The Ohcers OF the Mtis and the Veterans OF the War
dlsl2lS and H. In the supreme Court Room City Hall
The isl I'd Sd and ith Divisions in Waslngton-s
The Fh Division In the Park right on tee south side Of
Tvs SIKH Division in the Park, rgh, the len OF the
The seyeTsI Mar,bals and Aids will be mounted
The hshlsry win form In street, right on Broadway
The arrangements Of the day win be under the direction
The severs persons having charge OF the church bells in
The CITY we requested TO cause the same 10 be Tuag al
A. NJ. noon and 5 Al for al hour a. each tine
The and OF vessels 10 the hare0r ana me
propreofs Of the various public buildings 10 tue Cy, are
requested 10 display The National Fsg from sunnse 70
sunsei
hs also respectfully requested that our selowciizens
close their places Of OosEess and abstain from their ns0s
aNoeaions during he day.
National salute will be fred from the Rsitery, a. sun
ise by the Veteran Artillery. aud also IRON the same
pace Al noon by Volunteer Detachment from Col. Yates
hsgtnesl OF Light Artillery,
he evening the City Hall viii be Illuminated from
oe0clocf srd a transparency OF The great and good
nan tonor of whose birth The DAY, Is celebrated, will be
espsyed nom tho balcony thereof Vfansparences OF
sessr Of the battles foughtdunog the Revolutionary War,
~. also be placed The top az he hall ana ROCK
~. Intervals, be SCI OF ,
Toe owners and propretOrs OF al pubic snd licensed
eges and vehicles. directed 10 withdrs" mem ron
ne streets through which the procession 10 10 pass AFTER
he boar Of n O'Clock A NJ uutl the close thereof
he Chief Of Police 10 charged with The enforcement OF
ns above order
The ofprvSe carriages and vehicles also re-
seuay requested to conform 10 the wishes OF the Com
h,siee 10 this respect
No Obstruction Of any kind viii be permitted IN The
~ce,s through which the procession is 10 pass
Aldermen
Joseph BRITToN, WARREN CHAPMAN,
ROBERT 7. HANS HENRY SHAW,
JACOB y. OAKLEY
Assistant Aldermen.
n. WARD CHARLES CRANE
JOHN b WEBB. ROBERT A. SANDS
1hOMAS j. BARR
faa Committee OF Arrangements