New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
GRAND CELEBRATION OF THE ONE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF
W.eHlNdION BIRTHDAY BY THE ORDER
OF UNITED AMERICANS. MILITARY. &c.


WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY BY THE O2DEl
OF UNITED AMERICANS. MILITARY sc.
Yesterday the One Hundred and Twenty second Ami
veIrary Of tho birthday Of Washington was observed
celebrated in this CRY by large numbers Of citizen
with that general acesrd which the event meTil,.
The day was usheTsd IN by the firing Of Nation,
Salute the Battery By the Veteran Corps Of 76aad
early hour strains Of mal music rssOgnded thro1yho
tie City The national fays displayed the Ciy
Hall and the public build ns while portion Of the ship
ping the North and Eas. Rivers were gay dscked with
fogs Of every description.
The Ky almost cloudless and ths stmopher. very
mild but the streets in consequence Of the heavy fall Of
snow on Monday night were IN a most dCporsbe coai+
ton Notwithstanding the wreched wSkng hundreds Of
people wended their way hher and tLtheT seeking com
handing position from which 70 view the pr'csss;on
At II o'clock the Carrie Il Feystir under co1nind OF
Cept J. Lec &C. ard accompanied by Doivsrths Band
marched from their Annoy the Park where they we're
reviewed by Mayor Westerve Aldermen Drake, Honrs
end other members Of the Common Council The battalion
then marched through Broadway AMI other streets, ae;
which they were dismissed
Al neon salute Of thirty two guns was fred in the PARK
by Capt L Cattle under direction Of the Committee Of
the Common Council
At 10 O'Clock the American Protestant Association, =
large and numerous body formed at St Johns PAX ;n1
thence parsded through the principal streets Of the City,
and returned to their Place Of starting where they
dismissed
The Order Of United Americans with the cooperation Of
various military psnes commemorate the day By a
grand procession through the Cry and With literary eEsr
cses a Cesle Garden
The line of United Americans and military was formed
Cd tie west side Of the Fifth the right resting on Wa
very place at lo O'Clock and at II O'Clock precisely the
procession moved in the following order:
FIRST DIVISION
list Regiment American Rites cosndsi By Col vaIsuish Is
escOl to the Order.
Continental og.d s9gau;15o{ 8 Is1, wm H Van yalor
A5' b w9: sge1iA r AZ T "a x N2', y,,..
Rq5,EtJ Lg.Ley B. Hsn2 2 G Radsy Ro gsen'
AdsJOln NJ. smith, F. E'qairol
The Hou. the Chsresry 0 T. si..e ofyev;yosk
The Grand 81 Pat Grand olaot Of Ae Day Grand
Alpha c6srtsr-No.I
Wellington Continental cus.d commanded by Cap DiHov
Washington ChsTteT-So2
Warren Chspter-NO.s
SECOND DNISIOE-Msrshal-Aids.
New-JsGss5 poesafion
Connecticut Delesaton
P pss;.,Ig.si, D. Pi is aiosi
California Delegation
THIRD DIVISION-MsHhal, A o. BOGARr
Advantageous Storms, A OniHn
Lawrence Chspter, No )
Americas Chapter, No 6.
MlitaTy Escort.
Columbia Chapter. 10 7
Military Escort
Putnam Chapter, No. 8
Franklin Chspfer Nos.
FOURTH DIVISION
Marshal-JAt.Es A. VAN BRUST
AiSs-Georgs W Rome James Damn
Nlitsrv Fsc,rt
Psul.ipg Chapter, No 10
Hsncoct Ch,rier No IA
Lexington Chapter 10. H.
Ethan Allen Chapter, No 90
FIFTH DIVISION.
Mqrshs- JosErA sovDEa
Aies-H smith jacob Rome
Military E.cor'.
Charter Oak Chapter No p
WeoGhul Chapter No q
Banker Eil Chapter, No. n
Schuyler Chapter, 10 30
bnitsry Eseort
Jssper Chapter no 81.
Depubhcsr Chsper, No SO
T'nppan Chanter No 30.
New York Chapter No a.
IIugusnut ChsJter No A..
Z Piuibus Unun Chapter, No. 81.
Sixth DIVISION
M5Tshsl-B J BELDrH
AIS Pownel r. w. Sgier.
MuitaTv Escort
Ironside CHAPTER No a.
Jefferson Chapter. No 90
Valley Forge Chapter, No d.
BAND.
Military Escort
Wavns C5sDte~ No ..
Fort Greene Chapter, No e.
Military Escort
Empire Chapter. No. -.
Moutark Chapter. No 60.
Hfnry Clay Chapter. No 81
Flushing Chapter, No 65
Nathan Hale Chapter. No g.
Brooklyn Chapter Ns63