Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
THE INAu URArIoN.

tusnty-four hours has exhibited.
Probably our hotel and boarding house
keepers, as we'll as private citizens, were never
before called upon to exercise such desperate
ingenuity in the economical packing Of their
guests for the night as has happened since
Monday. Georgetown and Alexandra have
absorbed q portion Of the Inauguration Wis.,
tiers until to-day, when, apparently, the en-
tire population Of these neighboring cities, as
well As their guests, contribute TO swell the
immense tide Of human life now pouring
through the streets Of Washington
Fresh arrivals have swarmed in this morn
Ing BY every avenue of approach and BY every
conVeysnee-cars, steamboats,. omnibusses,
private carriages, on horse back-and numb
have come from the country no inconsid cradle
distance on foot We hear Of two enthusias
tic young Pennsylvsnisns who have walked
sixty miles TO be present at the inauguration
Of q son Of the Keystone State as President Of
the United States Some such spirit seems
TO have animated numbers Of others who are
here to see the Inauguration at no small de-
gree Of personal sacrifice and inconvenience,
to say nothing Of the chances in the crowded
condition Of the city Of literally shaving no
place 70 lay their heads" at night.
MOVEMENTS THIS MORNING.
The day opened most auspiciously, with
bright skies and q dsliciously bland atmos.
phere, all the more enjoy able for its contrast
70 the clustering disagreeable weather Of the
past two days, and which threatened, had it
continued, to. detract in no small degree from
the enjoyment Of the Inauguration ceremon,
Through the night the city was alive with
the blazs Of rockets, the movements of ball
goers, the hustle at the Capitol, Congress be-
ing In session all night the march Of military
companies, and the weary tramp on the side
walks OF thousands Of visitors unable to obtain
lodgings, and who managed as they could TO
keep themselves warm by walking about the
streets.
With the rising Of the sun the numerous
military companies, delegations and associa-
tions designing TO take part in the procession
began TO move towards their various points of
rendezvous, and this movement though but a
prelude Of the great pageant Of the day was
sufficient to deluge the sidewalks and house
fronts with spectators
Among the earlier movements was that of
the magnificent Burgess Corps of Albany, New
YORK, on visit to Senator Seward
SCENE AT fHD CITY HALL
Patient groups OF spectators occupied the
City Hall steps from an early hour this morn
irg, and the windows overlooking Judiciary
Square were filed with city bellies and hand
some country cousins. Not a few country
wagons were drawn up by the curb.stones,
filled with substantial Montgomery county
farmers and their families, and not few
Prince George bucks prsnced around upon
horseback, exhibiting witehing feats of horse
msnship before the admiriDg eyes Of the ladies
on the City Hall steps.
The military portion Of the procession was
organised at the City Hall under the COM
msnd of Gen Quitman, comm anding the VOL
unteer Regiment Of the District, and shortly
after eleven o'clock q m took up, its line Of
march to join the civic portion of the process
sion, by the way Of Louisiana avenue, Penn.
sylyania avenue, Thirteenth street, G street,
and Fourteenth street to New York avenue.
along which the civic array was extended
with its right resting on Rifteenth street
The Msrshals, Assistant Msrshals and Aids
In the morning assembled at the residence of
the Marshal chief, as follows:
MarshaIs
Gen John Qui;man, commanding the mil
itary; Capt Daniel Radcliffe, Capt II B Tyler
Or A Y P Gsrnett, DR. VIM Jones. Major A o
p Nicholson, Major J N Barker Major Arnold
Harris; Charles Dodge, Georgetown; Col E B
Robinson, Gen John Tyler; Robt Guild, George
town; Henry Davis, Col S L Lewis, Captain
John Rainbow; Henry Dunlap, Philadelph,s;
Col D N Bull, DO; DR. Benz King, Col Samuel
Stambaugh
Asssstant Mayshals from IKE District
First Wsrd-Elishs Riggs, Chas Albert, An
drew Carroll, 1t Ii Wise, Col W Irwin,
TbOs Bartlett, Alex J AtOcha, Jas z Scott, A
P Upshur.
Second Ward-Wa alter Leno1, Mich Bidder.
Major g z Lindsay, Capt Shields, DIR 6
Frailsy, Thos Fisher, VIM Handy, Hopkins
Lightner, Jefferson, Major Jas Mcclure E
Kingman, Col Alex Provost, S Y McNair, w
II selden, Walter Brooks, VIM Miller
Third W srd-John McCullcm, Jer'e Digyes.
John c Bower, Jones DIR r Culver, Aid
Shocking, G Wagner, DR. A Houston. DR.
Henry Hsw, Merritt Jordan, g W Jones, Col
W Il Woodley.
Fourth W ard-Jss NJ Carlisle, Geo Parker,
Id Oar-l. w
Kiumsl. N W Olusky, G II VarnelI. John G
Rivss, Thos Smith, DR. ] Hunter, Thomas
Berry, John HollOhan, Chas s Wallach, p
3 Key, DR. w c Duhsmel.
Fifth Ward-B B Curran, James Ovn.r, y
N Spencer, McGoweD, Tn Hutchinson, J
Pic, Hunnicut, Theo Mosher. MulIoy,
Francis REILLY, w ] Wheatly, j Devlin, jr.
Sixth wsrd-P Chas MiIIer &,
Geo w ralburt, Ph Otterback, Tn Champion
Th Altemus, Richard Henderson, ] X Onsen
Boisseau, Hugh McCsfrey, V Conner.
Seventh Wsrd-J Pettibone, G Z Kirk,
Humphrey, John II SHINES, John Martin, Jas
h'Py, Clark, L Lancaster, G Mating
ASsIstGnt May5hoIs. selected from, thu Stot.s
aud Territories
Hon John Appleton, Maine; Col John III
George, n II; ID A Smallsy, VT; Col Chas g
Green, Mass; Capt John SIocum, r /; Gen
Hiram Walbridge, o J Ruger, Byron g Dan.
Ies, non ueo Read Riddle, Del; M
GTlnn; Nd; Beyy Tucker, Col Minor, Va;
Patterson, Fla; Hon T P Stanton, Tenn: DIS
Hunter, KY; Col B Stesdman, Ohio; Gen
N Mcconnell, Ill; Col Stirman, J Car.
penter, Ark; G s Jones, Iowa; ii Madden,
Wis; G bradford, John Thaw, Cal; III 81
Heath, K Warden, Mich; II A Cook, Miss;
Non George Vail, Geo Hackett, n J; Chss Ii
Jones, q A Schwarsmsn, Pr Shulle, Capt
Z Kretscbmar, Pa; Jos NJ Howell, La; L r
Rckard, Conn; ThOs d Rusk, Texas; Wesley
Jones, c; Major Dorm, No; Hon Smith
Miller, Hon 7 A Hendricks J NJ Caldwell, Ia;
Thompson Allen, w K de Graffenrisd, Ga; Col
Irwin, r Il Nelson, Minnesota; Hon
Vnapman, Nebraska; Hon w Whitfield,
Kansas; <Hon Anderson, W Washington; Hon
d OterO, New Mexico; Hon III Bernhisel,
Utah.
4sStn1Ht MaySkals at Large
,r Inos : MeCalmOunt, stephen Anderson, c