The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-02

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THE SECOND DIVISION.
This dvisiou Greenwich street, tae right :. sting
ON Battery psce and what rs very unusus m public oc
cas!oos not only were nearly al hand who were
publicly announced TO persnate but they very generally
Colonel Joseph Pnckney vas marshal Of this division,
aided by Colonel Noses F. Crasto and Rufas Crane.
scne disappointment occssoned tho crowd belor the
Park, BY the fact that this division rSie de,our from
tbe column Of the procession at tina B, wing 5reeu
passing down Beaver stIees to Broad street. through
Broad street 10 Nassau street. Nassau street 70 the
Park and through TIE Park to Broadway where tne dvi
piop deboaohed into the position assigned them Toe fol
lowing was the order and general appearances OF this
division as Ii passed The HERALD office.
The Sergeant alarms or the Common Council followed
| ny tho Committee OF Arrangements, 10 carriages
by foar horses. The many portraits Of NJ Field which
garnsh the fhop windows have made his face familiar 10
the puble, and he vocerousy cheered - tae car
riage rolled past Mr. Field compel ed to stand up
repeatedly to receive the plsudis of the multitude.
Captain W. L. Hudson, Of the Niagara, and British
came next accompanied by the Presidents OF the Boards
OF Aldermen snd Couucilmsn. Captain Hudson was vehe
msn chesred during bis Irssres: throogn the Streets
to him. He In his foil uniform q naval conrnsn
der, and Was repeatedly mistaken for General Scott
Captain Prsedy of the Agamennon. ss,d have osen in
the carriage Of Captain B~uaou; bu. we were No. y. all
oasppon'ed npob ascerianiDg that thai gallant of,sr
W acuR absent seeing that no was on The otner sis
Of the Atlantic .! last aoooun.s and that woud
required the possession OF Of locomosion almost
speedy m That Of elegrsphic transmission TO have en-
aokd him 70 be present in peysOn fhe Common C)uncil
however, have done many curious things OF late years
oss sstonshment at anything they might attempt would
Cartan Dsyman, Of the Gorgca and Mr. ". f Everett
with officers OF the city governmeat, cana nsxs Mr.
Everett not being saown passed ,S ana aa no,
| him were they familiar with his face.
The next carriage contained Lord Napier the British
Minister, ArchbEhop Hughes, the famous Roman Catholic
prelate the venerable Ephalet Mott, D. D. This dts
tpgushed trio attracted little attention. especially
Archbishop, with whose countsnance the pablo most
The orator of the day. David Dudley reld tns ofsst
g clergy and Peter Cooper came ia the next sArrsge
succession OF carriages then followed containing al
cermen and other city officials Among theEa were the
New York, Newfoundland and Atlantic Telegraph C,m
pApy
hsyoY foNen snO representatives. OF the pommon Coun'
Tue Commissioners OF Emigration.
Toe Board or ZEN Governors IN full.
sheriff Villeu ana deputies, County Clerk X B. Con-
molly, the Register, W. Miner; Coroneys C,nnery an
Gamble, and feps eseHtsaves from the Board Of uperv
sors Central Park Commissioners aud Police and Health
Commissioners Altogether the representation Of city
officials MAS very full
rhe feature this DIVISION however, the of
the jersey men Who ,urDed out particularly strong aud
| quite aston shea the New Workers..
Tho Mayor and Common Councimen OK Hoboken, jersey
md HuV mad In
onnbuses, which were decorated with banners, flags
and cevices OF various kinds.
the Nasars paying out the cable each side CT VIII ch
were the following Inscriptions:
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Bis Da,ce reeounds from shore 10 shore,
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All the above inscriptions on hc Jersey stages
ara the occupants OF them sr,c,ed no little sercn ID
wat csrsoy the mosoex,rs0rdirsry demonstration TIE
Iefesymeu have ever rady on New York SOIL
The grand feature Of mis- division Of The prcccssou
however, vas large car Of Acsms ard Co.'S Express
gompany drawn BY ten handeome bsy horses which
was mounted telegraph nsiru mont and large section
OF he Atlantic cable cooled Ia the form Of pyramid
,urmoupted by liberty cap rni the American Gag. 90
thsr aide Of tho pyramid stood Jack TAR one OF whom
eYasped the American and the other British ooiors An
Operator wcrtrg the cable with ono of Hugnes' 10
stfunlsus and hrosirg The dispatches right s,d lea
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