The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-20

CLAY Club of Fe~burg
Clay Festival Association.
Gsnr. Gai1s CAV n'csy csymGea Glsy ASS" s &
Eighth Ward Scott Legion.
EIGHTH DIVISION
VIM. T. Child, Esq. Aid to Grand Marshal
orssr rS1"s Of = u1sss GIsss z.a,: h%sresa,. Aas;
NINTH DIVISION.
Col. Rob't b Boyd, Aid to Grand Marshal.
Butchers. k c,ss n,.,,,,
Jersey City a and ether Cities
Caruens Association Of the City Of New Yorlnoua.el
TENTH DIVISION
Col J: C. Burnl am. Aid to Grand MarshAi.
81 Silver Ware eIssaSfsSssi Ssnufsssarers. n.''
Omnibus Propretors' Mutual Association.
ELEVENTH DIVISION.
Samuel ossosa Esq Aid TO g Grand Marshal.
Grand Division sons Of Temperance.
nd.psSassss SsSsss Order 5Ss9sffsass ss ssss.s..,
Roman Catholic Temperance Society
TWELFTH DIVISION.
WIN. Dnsmore, Esq Aid to Grand karshaL
John 4alaas 4 Sas'isss; sssi.sis;. sis. Aid
Other Mechanics Societies.
THIRTEENTH DIVISION.
James sc4ss rIs Isneb All hss to asiSa I Marshal
y the f sss sss sss York i''a'
FOURTEENTH DIVISION.
Garret H. Striker, Esq; Aid to Grand Marshal.
Citizens Of Fifth other wards
FIFTEENTH DIVISION.
Samuel G;sSsson EGssrs Esg cIsds As E Grand H.r
ORDER OF ARRANGEMENTS
The Societies. Associations and Trades are requested
to appear in the order prescribed walk six abreast
Marshals will strictly enforce this direction.
The Bands will play Funeral Dirges in common time.
Such societies and associations have not yet report
ed viii be assigned places in the order in which they
shall report themelves to the Grand Marshal
No banner bearing political device, inscription viii
be admitted In the procession
The First Division Of New York State Militia and the
will twOo
the following Places preparatory to being brought into
The Division Of Militia, In Broadway, left resting on
Chambers street
Oficiatng Clergy men Orator OF the Day the Clergy
and Pail Bearers in Governors room.
Mayors Of the several cities, Presidents and Foreign
Ministers and Consus. in the Mayors office
Common Councils of New York BROOKLYN Jersey City.
Newark Williamsburg and the Trustees of the villages of
Hobokcn and jamaica together with their officers, in
room No s. City Hall
Governors Lieutenant Governors Heads Of Depart
Members Of the Senate ana Assembly Senators
and Members Congress Of the United States in the Go
Society of Cincinnati Revolutionary Soldiers ex May.
and ex Members of the Common Council and Heads
of Departments Of the City government in the Library
room.
ofcers of the Army and Navy, in the Keepers room,
City Hall
Veterans of 1872 in carriages in Murray street.
Judges Of the Courts, District Attorney Members of
the Bar ex-Members of Congress. in the Law Library
room. New City Hall
Sheriff and his Deputies. in sheriffs Office
County Clerk, Register and Coroner, with their
officers and the Police Magistrates in the County Clerks
Office.
United States District Attorney United States Marshal
and his Deputies Collector and Surveyor of the Port,
Naval Officer Postmaster and the Oficers connected
with their several departments in United States Court
ROOM
Civic Societies of Brooklyn Newark. Williamsburg,
Paterson, and other places. in Park place
President Trustees Council, Faculties, and Students
of Columbia College Of the University in the Supreme
Medica, societies and students College Of Pharmacy,
Historical Society United States Naval Lyceum National
Academy of Design Board of Trade Masters, wardens,
Uarbor Masters and Pilots of the Port American tnsti
tute Mechanics Institute in the Superior Court Rooms,
onicers and Pupils Of Blind. and Deaf and Dumb In
stitutons in Office Of Commissioner of Repairs and sup
plies. New City Hall
Other Associations and gentlemen of the Third Division
Fourth Division in Park place. front resting Broad
Fifth Division in Grand street east of Broadway front
resting Broadway
Sixth Division in Grand street, west Of Broadway,
| front resting broadway
Seventh Division in Howard street west Of Broadway
| front resting on Bioadway.
Eighth Division in Canal street, cast OF Broa1vay,
Ninth Dviion Canal street. west of Broadway front
| resting on broadway.
Tenth Division in Lispenard street front resting
| Broadway
Eleventh Division in Walker street west of Broadway
| front resting on broadway
Twelfth Division in White street, west OF Broadway
| front resting ON Broadway.
Thirteenth Division, in Franklin street, west OF Broad
way front resting Broadway.
Fourteenth Division In Leonard street east Of Broad
\ way front resting on Broadway
Fifteenth Division in Leonard street west OF Broad
way front resting on broadway
The closing ceremonies consisting OF the Prayer Ora
tion and will take place the ospianade in
| front of the City Hall.
The troops Of the United States stationed at the d
feent posts in this harbor requested to fire minute
| guns from till sunset
The Veteran Corps will dre minute guns from tho Bat
| terry during the procession
The carriages for the of the Pail Bearers the So
cety OF the Cincinnati and Revolutionary soldiers, vi
be under the direction Of Asher Taylor FIRST Marshal
| Of the city.
The and propretors Of all public and licensed
carriages and vehicles directed TO withdraw the sais
the streets through which the procession to pass
aitei the hour Of O'Clock. Y. M The Chief OF Police
is charged with the enforcement Of the above order
The Of private carriages and vehicles arc ass
psctfuy requested to conform with the wishes OF the
No obstruction Of any kind will be permitted in tho
streets through which the procession Is to pass
| COMMITTEE.
| BOARD ALDERMEN. ASSISTANTS.
WILLIAM III CORNELL, ISAAC o. BANKER,
WGsLEy SMITH, Jouc j TAFT.
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, JacoB ii. VALENTINE,
JAMES M. BARD, B. Benson McGowr,
SYLVESTER l. IL WAND, WILLIAM II. WRIGHT,
! JoHr BoycE, WILLIAM ANDERSON,
WILLIAM }. BRisLEv, THOMAS WOODWARD,
RICHARD 7. Cosirror, JONATHAN TsoTTER,
President. President
To tho Memory Of Henry Clay.
TO The EDITOR or THE HERALD
Star Of the West nations eycs behcld the bright
of thy rising and followed thee In the pathway Of
thy orbit extending three fourths OF centennial
circle. Thoueh thy pure light was sometimes obscured
by the oud OF calumuy, the people and their rulers
sought thy guidance In the night OF political darkness
and nsoght could urpass the splcndor Of thy meridian
glory We have witnessed the majesty of thy de-
scent TO the horizon aud the mild radiance thy setting