New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-04
PROCESSION.
SPEECHES MUSIC.
PROGRAMME OF TIE CEREMONIES
OF TIE RE-INAuGrRATIoN OF TIE CRYSTAL PALACE


At o'clock A. VI. the Independent Continental Guard
commanded by Capt PEEcE will muster ct Military Hail.
No 1913 Bowcry where they will be joined By Capt shaps
Brooklyn Company of Contaentals nd headed by Bloom
fields United States Band VIII march Capt. Pierce COM
randng) the foot of COurtlandt-st, where they Will
receive Capt Poaris Continenals of Jersey City Capt
Hands Continentals Of Newark Capt Charles Halseys
nevy-organzed Rife Corps; Capt Halseys Newark Con-
tnentas and number Of general field and staff officers
guests Of the occasion.
The command WILL Immediately inter the fornaltes of
reception be passed to Major L. Pkn acting Colo
nell Brigade-Maior Dillon acting Lieut.. Colonel, Capt
Halsey lactine Major and march 10 the City Hall, to act
az escort to the Procession which viii move in the follow
ing order:
Continental Poneera
BAND
IrGerenient Continenials Capt Pierce.
Brooklyn Couiinentals. Capt Sharp.
Terev City Connentss CsTt. Pollard
Newark Continental Capt. Hand
Newark Continental Capt Helsey.
Newark Rifles Capt. Chas Halsey
Bnsadier General Collins and staf
Col J Denton and Re gniental Saf.
DODwORTH's BAND.
/ President and Directors Of the Crystal Palace.
2 Major Gen Scott and Officers Of the Army.
s. Ofcers Of Navy aud Marine Corps
General Field Line Staff Officers Of the lat Division Of
New-York State Militia commanded by Gen sandi03L
s. Veteran Corps of 1872
C. Gen w Burnett and Officers and Pvates oil the New
York Volunteers
Arehecis and Artists Of The Crystal Palsee together with
eminent iuveuio Civil and Mechanical Engineers, eele.
brated Artists Architects and Authors cf the United States
Two DELEGATES from organized trade aud hsniicraft
the cities Of New York Brooklyn, williamsburg. Jersey
City Newark and Elizabeatown.
The Governor Leu, Governor. and State Offers Of New
10 The sens,ors Representative Consres from the State
New-York aud the Senate and Assembly of New York
H. Judiciary civil end criminal Of the City Of Newfork
oFC III he Of
10. ChiefofPolce aud Aids
Il Tie Chief and Assistant Engineers Of the Fire Department
OF this and the adjacent cities
l. The Mayor. end Councils Of the Cities of New
York Brooklyn Wulismsbursh jersey Cay Newark,
Ellzsbe,htown. Hoboken and Eason. Pa
&C. Departments. Coln;y Clerks, Sheriff. and ether
officers of the above cities.
II Editors oil the newspapers in the above eiies
10. Tie Reverted Clergy in the above cities
10 New YORK Harmonic and other Musical Socetes
20 Officers of Mechanics aud American Institutes.
a. President and Professors NswYork University Column
bs College Medical Colleges aud Free Academy
= Education Officers and Trustees Of the Mer
camille Library Association, Society Library Association,
Historic, Society and Ator Library.
60 Principal G Tuhlc Schools.
q Eminent Strangers in our City.
IS Eminent Citizens and invited guess generally.
Tic procession viii from the City Hall at precisely
10 O'Clock passing through the Eastern Gate OF the Park
down Park-row the Astor House up Broadway to the
Sxtli-av., and up Sxth-av. to the Palace.
Tho ceremonies at the Palace will commence at -
o'clock.
JONI II. WHITE IND Henry HILTON, Esqs., will act as
Special Ais 20 the PRESIDENT and the escort will be I'M
der .ne command of Major l.. PIrKIS.
In consequence Of the great number of invited guests
who have sgnied their intention of joining in the process
sion has been found mpractcabe to take for any
portion of the route.
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JOHN II WHITE. Arrangements