The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15
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been favored BY Major General TAr..px,.o chs.<
Marsnai OF the state Procession with ths foiia-;.
programme, which will be read by .ii ,ri,h n.
sa. a.a. n WI oe seen that the Chief Marshal, his
ADS and subordinate Marshals ars to be- mona,sd
while all the Marshals appointed BY civic ss.s..;
atoms. Cities counties and towns are n 80 ~.
Joo- This arrangement Is found necessary ~ 49,
vent confusion in the line, which is ex xpected 10 -
| very long one. lt will also be seen thar nd
horses or vehicles other than those provided for Il;
the programme, are to be allowed TO join the pro
eessien. The provision mads for the civic part 81
the procession viii enable all who join ii 10 hear
| the Grafton and poems. while those who do MOI
join il, will be prevented by the police from enter
ing the Capitol Square The right of the line win
form at 2lst street, march up Main TO IA along I'd
to Broad, down Broad to llth. and along 1lth to
Is about two and half miles in length, and If the
weather proves favorable, We presume that not
less than ten thousand persons will fall into line
After the ceremonies are over, at the Monument
Major General TALIAFERRo will resume the com.
mand OF the military column, and give such dis
| play as has never before been seen in Richmond.
ROGRAMME
OF TIE
Procession on the 22d Of February.
/. Military Column
2. The Governor Of Virginia and President Of the
United States in an open barouche.
D. Lieut. Governor OF Virginia and Vice President
oil the United States, In an open barouche, at
tended by the Governors Aid, and a squadron
of Dragons.
4. Members of the Cabinet, In open carriage.
.. Lieut.. Gen. Winfield Scott and staff, in open
carriage.
6. Ex-Presdents of the United States, In omen
carriages.
Z. Foreign Minister'S in open carriages.
=. Goyernors OF States, in open carriages.
9. Soldiers Of the Revolution, in open carriages
lD. a q tnsit ant
with the Orator and Poets of the day, ana on
eiating Clergymen, in opeE carriages.
H. other Invited Guests of the State in open car
riages.
IL. Foreign Consuls resident in the city of Rich
mond, in open carriages.
l3. Members OF Congress of Virginia, in open car
riages.
II. Executive officers of Virginia.
Is. Senate OF Virginia and its Officers
10. House OF Delegates of Virginia and its O1cers
II. Judges aud Officers Of Federal Courts
Is. Judges and Officers of the Courts of Virginia
10. Mayor Of the city of Richmond and Mayors of
other cities, in open carriages.
20. Aldermen and City Council Of Richmond
II. Aldermen aud City Council OF other cities.
y. Reverend Clergy.
%. Officers of the Army aud Navy Of the United
States, mounted.
81. Knight Templars.
IS. Grand and subordinate Lodges of Masona
26. Officers and soldiers of the War Of 1872
"a. Grand and subordinate Lodges of Odd Fellovs
%. Improved Order of Red Men.
80. Druids.
81. Rechabites.
81. German Benevolent Society
80. Fire Department of Richmond.
"a. Fire Departments of other cities
30. such other societies and bodies as shall report
previous to the 18th instant, will have places
assigned them.
81. Citizens of other States.
81. Citizens of Richmond and other cities and
counties in inleDendent or tious
The Right of the Military Line will rest on 2lst
street, fronting the South.
Cortege of carriages with the President and In.
vited guests, will be formed on Broad street. the
front resting on 1lth, in charge of Marshal, aud
be conducted to its position the left of the Mil
itary. -..e.
Executive officers, Senate and its officers, House
OF Delegates and its officers, will form ON 10th
street, North of Main.
Judges and Officers of the Federal and state
Courts, on 10Th street, South of Main.
Mayors of the city of Richmond and of other
cities, Goth street, South of MAN, In rear of the
shove.
Aldermen and City Council OF Richmond aud
other cities, 10th street, North of Main in rear
Of the above.
Reverend Clergy on 10th street, North of Main
Officers of the Army and Navy, (mounted,) on
10Th street, South of Main; Knight Templars on
18th street, South OF Main; Masons on 18th, North
of Main.
0ficers and Soldiers of the War of 1912, 18th
street, South.
Odd Fellows on 1Tth street, North of Main.
Sons of Temperance, ON the street West of the
Old Market.
Independent Order of Red Men, on 18th street,
North.
Druids Rechabites and German Benevolent So
cety, on 18th street, South.
Fire Department of Richmond, ON 14th street,
North.
Fire Departments of other cities, on I4th street,
South.
Citizens of other States, on 18th street, South
Citizens of Richmond, on 18th street, North.
1he Marshals will see that associations forming
on the streets will join the rear Of the pro-
cession as it passes them in the order above laid
down. and rest the front Of their respective columns
as near Main street as practicable.
The Assistant harshals will meet at the City
Hall, at the Generals head quarters, at o'clock
A NJ. for orders.
No carriages of any description or horses viii be
admitted in the procession, except snch are de-
| signated in this programme. .s
| The Knight Tempia-s aud Assistant Narshals
will be required to dsmount and leave their horses
before entering the Square Grooms with badges
will be in waiting for the horses of the Marshals
| The Marshals will exclude from the streets in
| which the different bodies stationed, as well
| as from the streets In which the procession will
move all carriages eff every description aud horses
also to keep all persons out OF the said streets aud
confine those who do not join in the procession
to the sidewalks, so as TO keep it clear and unob
| structed.
There will boa sufficient police force on the Cspi
| tai Square in charge OF the space reserved about
| the monument for the military aud the several
| bodies composing the procession, and no person.
will be permitted to pass the line of special police
except ladies with their escorts, who will be con.
ducted to the seats reserved for them.
| as No Marshals appointed by Societies or citi
zens will be mounted
| en- The Major Generals head quarters arc iu
the Grand Jury room Of the CRY Hall, whore he
i tSo1 Al ~ a
| from P. NJ. till 6 p. M every day this week.
| oH,EP MARSHAL
| Major General WIN. Z. TALIAFERR0.
| DEPUTY cBIEF NaRsAaLs.
Colonel TBo5. j. FAUNTLERoY. u ) A,
Colonel THos. ii. ELLIS, 4th Artillery Va Militia
kAssHsLs.
| Co! l. Kemper WIN Martin
| Col X A Ciaybrook Wm I Lundy
CJl j w Massie ID Lee Powell
| Col Jno III Lee Rob't Archer
C ii Jones Thos Deane
| Charles A Ronald Jno NJ Speed
| III romln III q Cabeii
Jno Brannon III W QuaTles
o X Funsten Jno VI Sheppard
W T Jones Mad Jos seiden, U USA
W G Lane Capt Henry Ifil. U A
Jno Gimer Lieut. A X Hill. U A
| Bolivar Christian Iieat Jas p kny, SA
Jamts ii Paxton Lieut. Robinson, - A
Vim III Thompson DJ p Tabbs
Jno Sedder Fieif!nx l. Tnvior
VIM Old, jr Sanfi A IIsrwood
| Geo W Hardy Thomas rsiferro
III Brown u III Foster
Lewis Mason Beverly n Wexford
Hamilton X Neaie Ino Elerson
John Seldom Robt Armstead
| U Jennings wise IArkin W Gls,cbrook
Randolph Harrison Wm Burwell
| Or Crensbaw VIM Gordon
Peter Lyons
KIpyArpER RETUKNED. -Messrs James
| Graft and John McArthur policemen from New