The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

main 10 Second street along second Brcai down Broad 10
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TIE Governor of Virginia ana President of the United States
Of Of yitrns and Sioe rresen, of the
United States, In an bs,onohe, attended by the
''SshS% ~ ers Dragons
kAPresid-nts Of The United states, In carriages
Foreign Minister'S, In open carriages
s GSys . 20 ss OF R s "a e s-S
.sS pss s s .d rS ns Orator
A E1 e ' Snsc5 .'a;" VICE IpsH '-'
I5assa and les = S e +: de.i Court:
MAJOR q de city Of Rehu%od .od Mayors Of Cher cities.
Aldermen .a ~ c;y s "cqn.s Of sicbmoaa.
Aldermen hPa wy S'a ais1s Of other Cities
oaes. Of The Army and S.ss Quilted States mounted
esss ,.s = ssss 4: :.
enc SSV Of he q
Rechasiies
rire Department Of Richmond
Such cher S. fes si to he
iS- instant I y. a.s AZ s ssss; .;- aem
Citizens Of Richmond end Other cities and counties in indie
The right n ,he military n res'ed on Twenty street,
CoTteee o. carriages with 'Ao invited guests formed ca
broad t'rce, ,ss iaest resting o. E'ssen charge
EIecu.ye officers seus; ard gs officers House OF Dele
gates and IL Cheers formed Twentieth street. north OF
Judges and officers q the federal and State Courts Tween.
t-tb street, south OF Nse
Twehtie,b street south Of Main IN rca. Of tie above
Adermen AID Cay Counsie iohmon ane other cities. on
Reverend clergy on sinsttea'h street, north q Main
south Of kSss qs Rhst f
south Of Main M.,ou- on rsiesnh street north Of Main
cnc-r- aud soldiers Of N" War OF isi2 on Seventeenth
ys or o ss Tss S sSa e M
pdePenc-n Order ot Red xep On re-uth street. norh
Fire pspar me- nj Of Richmond on Fourteenth street, north
Fire Dsparinsns OF oher ciies on Foure-oth street,
Ciiiasns of o,ser s,.,e. on Tbrees,h -ir-el. scuh
Gsns g Eiohna md q Tsr,es nh street NORTH
i" r.. he ron. q sssr rrspeo
Jb. x,.,ni a the diiy Hall !, the Generals
No csrrsgcs aay DESCRIPTION or horse, were aduuci
in the professor eIecpi suea as were dessna,ed IA thu
The kI 3. rsmplars and Assistant EsrsAals
square Grooms with badges ia waiting f the horses
The Marshsis excluded fsom the streets In which the diff.
rent bodies were stationed sa well from the streets IN
;on and sosss also scp al seons cut Of he saa sirse
and psned hose Who ga no, os IN p. PROCESSION TO the
ssol u oce ,o,os were The Capitol square in charge
snS to- bodies he oess.on and mo- pS
ron. were G,miasa % pas The Inc % .pss. police s,s.p
no Msrsisi. sppop,e.i by societies or citizen, were
be following were the aid. Of the Chief Marshal
Deputy lLbfN sr.lai-Col Tbos Fsr nieroy, q. s. A.,
and Col Tbo@ " Eils, 40 Artillery, virgpis Militia
$40 kfss.TS' Ssys'Is. A ss
IoTo d 1P0 gran sT o. T. sqns'e1 JOps,
VIM. ii Thompson, Jno seddon, WIN Old, Jr, Geo W Hsr.
Ssurr wise ESssp si% Harrison s csa.ss ssa
S% w LyR Rg T. 5ss r'n SSsF
Qasres 81 sherpsIs, MAJOR 30. seidsa q, s A. CAPT.
RRRss y r. ,a ri Rssg r. s. .g f.S 5s
E-Is,E T. s.Tas a. i,srwcOs Tho@a:s t,Ilfsr59
instead. larkn W Gasesrook. Vim. A. Bur~en, VIM. y.
s,gsgs: ana ne 5sg,m'n ana Sa,,ons into srisades
-,,,-,-,,--,-- Col rboTs- 2. August
eorrs, viz
Lexington Cadets N.Jar Giids@
L,eu.,ps .sSS SsIon sAT X MILO, CARY.
Is, Regiment Of Va Volunteers With the Public Guard,
x.s.., s,'si se:Ss Sii;Is';S NAN
Petersburg Grays Cart ! G Scoii.
Captain rbiliip-
sa.Is a , :: N,agFS; c2g a ssJon D"m0es
1len ,,ss% S coaSs Ro5sr' sinmo
Petersburg sr'fstyy.SaE ,oI9 4 si,h0i,.
ofhe I'd Regimen, q Va Volunteers, COMMANDED the ID
Brigade. CONSISTING OF the following corps viz
captain r. Warner.
sSSs jS.... .r S.S sqs' css, c'P"
fs.,..eGss lab Ir,'s,ry Ss,a c,P, W. H. Jarvis
Lieut. Col. p. n. Daushirey.
I'd Regiment ' a. Volunteers
90, ,o,, ~ TnIsp r, ~, =, vu,,
comfsny p Young Guard Bstaiion CAPS. s. P. Mitchell
Mount Ncrntn Guard. tAlexandria)
son ssnrs o Sg pV %m sa Grr Msy cou
SQUADRON pRAGooss.
- -. Colonel Lucius Davis.
ce%5sEsaa rrooSs Vp w% H. Richardson Dr.
long before The arrival Of the procession at lie desna
tcn, Capitol square, thousands were assembled there
anxious TO secure convenient places before the rush in
creased. Several successive ranges OF seais were con
ST. ucied in front and with semcircuar line round the
PLATFORM which stood nj the southern aspect OF the mon
ment and In connection with H. large space sunlcept
70 compass the line OF the procession say three quarters
Of mile In length, fenced in the space describing
sem-crcle Along the other line Of this space IN. mo
cesson took its position the order In which was form
cd The intervening extent was chiefly occupied by seats
devoted exclusively 10 the OF ladies' aud
their protectors sallsnts The platform composed
Of Of at either side OF the speakers stand
which were Intended for the invited guests OF the State
but so great the anxiety TO secure favorable posi-
| ton that they monoposed by persons OF every
grade and standing 10 the almost entire exclusion Of those
for whom they Intended. The Chief Marshal and
Captain OF tho state Guard In vain requested that the
seats would be resigned to the guests, snd not even
threat to have them cleared Sn' OS % ss the
| stItued no small portion Of the crowd, and
seemed more contumacious and more unwilling TO
| obey the imp rative instructions given Even
| here they were compelled 70 stand and man
| age beet they could II Is proper, however, TO
say ths sucien, accommodation bad been provided for
them by the side OF the PLATFORM but Us exposed cond
ton rendered unsued the unfayOrablc state OF the