The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-19

James Hail. John I. Ogden.
Samuel Osgood Erastus Grover
VIM I Childs VIM q. Underhill,
Isaac Y. Fowler. S Ward
VIM l.. Morris Jr., DR. Quackenboss
VIM b. Dinsmore, Il. l.. Crane
q. IL. Striker, A. A. Phillips,
Sam Rogers, G. II. Lynch
Henry Cook, Jordon Mott,
- Kelly, VIM. 8 Duke
N. G. Ely,
The procession will move from the Park at P NJ
precisely and will proceed down broadway around the
Park to Chatham street through Chatham street to the
Bowery up the Bowery and Fourth avenue to Union
square, around Union Square to Broadway, and down
Broadway TO the Park in front OF the City Hall on pass
ing which point each division will be under the orders Of
its respective Marshal
The soemntes ut the Hall at the close of the process
eion, will be follows:
/. Prayer by the Rev DR. John NJ Krebs.
2. Funeral Grafton, by N. b Blunt Esq
g. Benediction by the Rev DR.. Joseph u. Price.
The arrangements Of the day will be under the com.
tnand OF the Grand Marshal.
The several persons having charge OF the church and
fire alarm bells in the city requested to cause the
same to be tolled from the hour of O'clock P NJ unit
the close Of the procession.
The and masters of vessels in the harbor and
the proprietors Of the various public buildings in the
city requested to display their colors at
from sunrise until sunset.
1t is also respectfully requested that our fellow -c
zens close their several places of business during the
moving of the procession.
They also requested whether in the on or
not to wear the usual badge of mourning the left
arm.
The several Orders, Societies. Associations Trades and
other bodies requested to assemble places
they may respectively select and repair to the places of
rendezvous by o'clock. P. NJ.
Their respective divisions will be announced BY ad-
Tertisement on Monday, the 18th inst.
The different Divisions in the following Programme.
Will be designated BY white banner with the appopri-
ate number of each in black.
The Societies Associations and Trades, uested
to appear in the order prescribed and walk six abreast
Marshals will cause this to be strictly enforced
mon time.
No banner bearing political device or inscription will
be admitted IN the procession
Societies and associations that have not vet re port
ed will be assigned places in the order in which they
shall report themselves to the Grand Marshal
The troops Of the United States stationed at the diff
ferent posts in the harbor requested to fire minute
guns from noon till sunset
Tho Veteran Corps will fire minute guns from the Bat
terry during the procession
The carriages for the of the Pail Rcarer the So
ciety of the Cincinnati and others Of the Second and
Third Divisions, viii be undr the direction Of Asher
Taylor First Marshal of the city and will form their line
on the avenue inside the Park railing the right resting
on the east gate
The and proprietors of all public aud licensed
carriages and vehicles directed 20 Withdraw the
from the streets through which the procession is to pass
after the hour of O'clock p. NJ The Chief Of Police
is charged With the enforcement of this orter.
The owner of private carriages aud vehicles alss
respectfully requested to conform with the wishes Of
committee in this re- pect
No obstruction of any kind viii be permitted in the
streets through which the procession Is to pass.
The following will be the
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION
FIRST DIVISION.
TROOP CAVALRY,
under the command of Capt ,shua A. varian.
GRAND MARSHAL,
GENERAL WILLIAM HALL.
Colonel John W Aveey, Goione, wit,m Dodge.
Major James Conner, Freem,n Ca anpheil, Esq.
John J. Cisco, Esq, James e. Hall, Esq
FIRST DIVISION,
comprising the
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FIRST T5s D,vIs,Ss s",s 1nos Mnw year or srArs 1rIA
As military nseo't il S revsrss order %aHs as sa,s%
HUDSON D''eSas Gen wrishs %na'' comma
Sv rs,ss Gem 1S9 T
consisting Of the
Sixty. min tn Regiment. ........... Col. -;
Twelfth Regiment .Gol - m steebn ];
,stsnss s Gy, Wm IusIssHous
,..., Under command q Col g 6 Ferris.
Ia, Eisn,h !, ,hsg,%sn,, s, Col Col + ] Dsvsa
SECOND BRIGADE,
| Under command Of Col Andrea Wsrnsr.
Fnnn,h fifan hes%Sns II 1t nb,re.
Under command OF Gen. Chas. 3. spicer.
Sever S@sventy,see'ond Regiment. 1t. Col - -
sec,rd tRirnebt .. Col Iohp =. Roger.
L Fret RegimeDt.. ........,... Col J. H. hysr.
SECOND DIVISION.
Coz Geo JOHN WI n rs aid V hd,
Ofiointns lere, n
orator cf theday.
,'or' GUARD Hs.n,7 a,s"' GUARD,
CAPT Tncem, DRAWN CAPT. Ptncent,
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The following Pail numb.r-ben M the nu "a
hei oil state IL the Union;-
Nmaham Lawrence, Gh0ott Clelane.
james hely. Gen q. a. Stryker
Isas" hewtsr. Oenr,e Lav,
Rthtrs Htsiop, Miahael u tshoeIer,
Jacob Be James Harper
| Jscob a. Wes.ervelt, kobt q Nirris.
Anthony Compton, Peter Coop.r,
WINS Hall. r.. mas q Cornor,
Gideon 0strander, Stephen Aleu-,
WiIli,m smith, A'eN yart
Henry shas, Jeremiah Dodge,
andrew MILLS, Iass NJ Phye
Wtlham " sstor. FrsI. ric pentz
Ni'lism y. Havtrmeycr, PM ios Pho mix,
Thomas Owen. Arsti1 Muir.
Mayors of New York. Brooklyu, wismssurs Jersey Cit
F .r,. cov. co,,.o,. and md n. Ne sark
phia, troohlyn Wftamseurs jersey CITY. sesary. Pa
tsrson .od soj nise Ci.i ths folowiag order
The foardc Aldermen preced.i by thrir arm
tn. p,.ra :, Ard beaded sss sssi. r.s.issas
geant at arm- aod heid,d bv peir Preud.ut
Ufbcer, ofhoth B,ards
Com%ittss o. tho m.nns,l stte ,i.y q Pblsd phis.
Ofcers Of the Common Council q the city q acoklya
Mayor and Common conp.l Of she city of wilsmsburs
The Common Council Of Jersey city With their Clerk Ma,
The Common coase Of s'a shs S'"sF CRY o Ns, Wit,
Clerk and otser o6 .ers.