The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-30
The Fourth OF July I'm the M, trop0lls.
VETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1919.

The Fourth OF July I'm the Metropolis.
VETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1919.
HEADQUARTERS, June ~, 1858.
General Orders to be observed celebration
seventy seventh Anniversary OF our National Indepen
depce.
This corps, composed of the survivors Of those who
engaged in the military service of the United States
in the war with Great Britain declared June 49, 1872
viii assemble the morning Of the fourth Of July rext
at O'Clock precisely, at their headquarters No "a Lis
penard street. with side and COCK .de hat Side
arms, with uniform belts be had at the Colonel
quarters for 81 rs aud cockades for 81 u ssnts.
State swords viii be provided that morning for those
who be deficient and the Treasurer will be present
with supply OF coskades.
The coIps will be mustered into lire under the command
Of Capt Henry Raymond. and will march without delay
through Broadway the City Hall, where they will join
the delegation 4 their brethren from the several counties
Of the State and under the command of the Colonel will
be presented TO Honorable the Mayor and Corpora.
ton Of the City, whore guests they by invitation for
the day.
Capt Smiths company of Independent Continentals,
whose services escort requested to
join the at the formation, vt headquarters in Lis
pepard street
State and guests from other States will be received in
the Superior Court rooms by the Colonel his staff
O'Clock on that morning and their several en-
rolled preparatory to farther proceeding Of the day
After the proposed presentation of delegates and corps
they will form in lice the right and left of the honor
able the Mayor Corporation and witness the pas
review of the troops under the command Of Major Gene
raj Ssndford. immediately after which the corps with
their escort and country delegates with oher guests
the will commence with address to the Throne Of
Grace BY the Chaplain, the Rev. Dr. Peter Van Pelt
me pec &c IRA OF naepenasnce xi DC reaa oy
tea by the Hon. Col Sutherland of Pennsylvania aud
probably and closed by benedicton by the
collation. win then be partaken Of, after which the
corps will return to their headquarters and be
vention for consideration of the interests of
surviving brethren throughout the State
The CommandaDt particularly requests the several
he. <.T <hn De- n ID D1Ik
and the Rev Dr. G. Spring cha plains John Nelson. N.
D., Benjamin R. Robson, NJ. D., and Il. Porter NJ d,
r. M ina conc" %
Hagaoorn will join the staff Immediately after perform
ing his duties at headquarters and Captain and
Daily, together with all the officers will return after the
dismssa Of the CORPS and join the convention dele
gates for this county.
Names OF delegates have already been for warded from
Columbia, Monroe Tompkins. St Lawrence, Suffolk
Yates, Wyoming, Delaware Ulster and schohare, and
those from Richmond, Kings Queens, and Westminster,
expected will be presented on the morning Of that
day, II ret sent in before.
lii confidently expected that the honorable the May
and the several Aldermen composing the Corporation,
will favor with their presence and oiu in the fesv
ties Of the day. which, by their hbera provision we in
tend celebrating in manner becoming the aged citizen
and former SOLDIER in defence Of our country rights and
honor.
The Commandment respectfully requests cf all, who
have their evidences of service in the of 1872 to
tend the meeting of the and the cockade
which is considered badge Of membership, b. which
ties Of the day and that far be convenient for
them to side ana join in the line of march,
vved With the pleasing reec don Il being permitted at
this late day 10 assemble together to render thanks
for the to continue well doing for the present. that
thereby all public acts stand approved before
God and country and all future genera ions Of this
happy republic. NICHOLAS HAIGHT
Colonel Veteran Corps Of the War of lsi2
ABM DAILY, Jr., Adjutant.
FIRST DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
Division Orders.
NEW YORK, June % 1863
The Division will parade Monday the 4th of July
next, to celebrate the Anniversary of American Inds
pepoeIce The Division line win be formed in Broadway
with the right On Fourteenth street at O'Clock A. NJ
yrgadier General Spicer will the national stan
daId be display ed from the Battery and the morning
salute to be fred at sunrise, By detachment from the
Brgadier General Norris will direct national salute
to be nred from the Battery at noon, by detachment
from bis Brigade.
Brgadier General Hall will detail troop Of horse from
his Brigade for duty, to report to the Major
General at his quarters, at hall. past O'Clock.
BIgadier General Even will direct Colonel Stebbirs to
detail company from his Regiment for special duty,
report to the actiog Division Inspector, parade
ground, at quarter before precisely.
The Division will pay the homo of marching salute
to the Mayor and Common Council in front Of the City
Hall, at ten O'Clock A. N.
The Comuisssry General win issue the requisite
muniton for the Sautes upon the requstion Of the pro-
officers.
Broadway hereby designated as the Parade round Of
the Division on the 4h OF July from O'Clock A. NJ
until the Division passes the front Of the City Hall
The Division Staff will assemble at the quarters Of the
Msor General (No 153 Tenth street, at halpast seven
O'Clock A, NJ
The line Of march will be round Union square to Seven
teenth street rough Seventeenth street Irving place.
through Irving place Fourteenth street through Four
teenth to the Third avenue down the Tard
to Tenth street through Tenth street Broadway down
Broadway to Chambers street. through Chambers street
and Centre street to the gate of the Park By order
Of a CHARLES W. SANFORD. Maj. Gen. Commanding
G. ii. SANDFoRD, Div Quar- Mast and A,ting Div. lbs.
SECOND BRIGADE NEW YoRK STATE MILITIA
Brigade Orders.
NEW YORK, June %, 1853.
The foregoing Division Orders promulgated. This
brigade viii parade in pursuance thereof Monday the
ath day of July
The brigade line viii be formed in Broadway right
Astor place at half past O'Clock precisely.
Colonel Yates will the national salute to be fired
on the Battery at noon, by detachment from his regi
ment.
Commandants Of regiments viii that sentinels are
posted along the whole extent Of the reymenta ground
to keep the ground clear the formation of the bril-
gade BY order of GEORGE p. NORRIS, Brig Gen.
ROBERT H. BOYD, A. b N.