The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-02
CITY NTELLIGENCE.

IHE SrECbEN FESTIVAL-Ths great festival, for which
the most extensive arrangements have made and
which promises to be occasion which, point of inter
est will any of its kind transpire
In this city for long period takes place to-day The sev
era military companies, musical associations beneficial
societies &C. which will participate therein will parade
through number of principal streets this morning
before proceeding to the festive grounds Lurmans Gar
dens on the Frederick road
a most interesting feature in the line will lie a large
plaster bust of Gen Seuben executed in the ateler
Mr. A. Hoffman. 1t is indeed beautiful work of art and
one which does credit to the artist 1t is about five feet
in height and eXquisely draped and will borne upon
car prepared expressly for that purpose.
The workmer employed in the piano factories of Messrs
hnabe Co.. and Messrs VIM. Gaehe Co, will also ap-
in the line with flags composed entirely shavngs
ingenously wrought One of them which is five feet in
length and four feet in width will contain centre piece
representing the name OF the hrm and the model of a
piano.
novel feature will be the German bakers of the city,
in their unfOrm of office" They will also carry with
them flag which first unfured by these same par
ties and carried by them in the procession upon
sion of the celebration attendant upon the laying Of the
foundation of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on the
2lst of February, 1925
President Buchanan, Gen. Cass Gov. Hicks and Gen
Steuart have the committee of invitation interesting
replies to invitations rendered them participate in the
festivities. They will be read during the day.
1t is expected that Mayor Swami and the members of
the CITY Council, with other municipal authorities, will
be present They will meet the City Hall at O'Clock
tins morning, and proceed the grounds in carriages
The grounds where the festivities take place have been
htted up in fine style, and at heavy expense with
and unique. \ tent 16O feet long and so wide has
been erected and therein dinner for 1000 persons will
served at o'clock.
The committee of reception consists of Charles Spiker
ger and d. H. Meyer.
Throughout the line will be distributed some eight or
ten full military bands. 1t will be formed Broadway
the right resting Baltimore street. at precisely
o'clock and proceed along the following route
Up Baltimore to Charles, thence up Charles and around
the washington Monument thence to Park, to Franklin
grounds
The following named gentlemen will act as marshals:
Chief Marshal-Col. \. F. Heinz
Aid-Mr IIildebrand.
Adjutants-Capts. Ieydrick and Odenwald
Assistant Marshals-Messrs. j. Rost julius Schwarz
Charles Pracht, H. Hclt, G. Brandan H. Enge H. Gaehle
l.: Goepe F, Memmart, f. Elenbrook, Charles Lehr
Charles Wagner George Diez George Model Francis Bee
KY, W. Bamhardt, Capts. Zeger and Suter, and DR..
A. Schumacher, Esq, one of our most eminent mer
chan the President of the Committee
and he will be assisted by number of Vice Presidents
selected from amongst respectable fellow
o1 German origin The festival will be strictly national
and patriotic in its character and the proceeds will be
appropriated to either the erection of Uniyersi.
", or marble monument TO the celebrated hero of our
KeyoutioA Gen Steuben the friend of the immortal Wash
ngton, and coaborer of Lafayette in the of Lber
ty, Human Rights and National Independence
Ihc oraons will be delivered at II o'clock and grand
treat III addition thereto may be anticipated in the unite
OF some thirty singing associations and the
several bands The exercises will commence with the
singing of the great German Hymn A strong Castle is
our Lord, in which all the participants will join.
The following will be the
ORDER PROCESSION.
Chief Marshall, Col. A. f. Heinz
Assistant Marshal, Mr. Charles IIildebrand
Adlutants-Captains Odenwad and IIeydrick
Full Band OF the Independent Blues, Capt Holland.
Taylor Light Dragons, Capt. ESchbach
Lafayette Light Dragons, Capt Schneider
Three Marshals
Open barouche containing members the Executive
Committee.
Open barouche containing the orators of the day-Rev
and VIM. II. Young, Esq
Steuben Volunteer Music Band.
Six gentlemen Pages of Honor.
~, Bust OF Steu6en, mounted upon Triumphal Car.
Ihe baltimore Target Society, as Guard of Honor
Capt Lehmkuhl.
The Vice President and other officers of the Festival
jackson Guards, Lieut. llalba h.
Turner Schwetzen Corps
Independent Turner Society
Three MarshaIs
LeiderkranZ Musical Association
COncorlia Musical Association.
Arion Singing Society
Germania Maennerchor.
Harmonic Singing Society
Enphonia Singing Society.
HolTnung Singing Society.
-Eolan Musical Association
SaengerkranZ Musical Association
Eintracht Musical Association.
Germana Musical Association
Three Marshals
Guests from Washington, Georgetown Alexandria, PhiIa
delphia and New York with their Marshals and the
Marine Band
Second German Beneficial Society
Hermann Beneficial Society
TeutOnia Beneficial Society.
Allgemener Arberter KranEen Unterstrictgungs
Germania beneficial Society
Harmonic Beneficial Society.
Knabe u Co.'S Workingmen.
Gaehle 4 Co.'S Workingmen
Bakers Society.
Three Marshals.
Schiller Lodge, No So, !. O. O. i.
Germania Lodge, No AZ, /. O. OF
Jackson Lodge, No. %, |. o. o. f.
Aurora Encampment
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order
of Red Men.
MetamOra Tribe, No l.
Phillip Tribe, No. S.
Hermen Hahn, No. 3, Order of Druids
Germania Hahn, No. 7, Order of Druids.
Grand Lodge of the Old German Order of Harugary.
Schiller Lodge No A.
Columbia Lodge, No. Il.
Wilhelm Tell Lodge, No &c.
Baltimore Lodge No. l, A. o. C. F.
Jackson Lodge, No. -
Three Marshas.
Grand Lodge of Independent Order United Brethren
Germania Band, No. ., |. o. T. B.
Jackson Band, No. 4, /. o. U. b.
Harmony Band, No 5, l. O. T. b.
Lafayette Band, No Is, l. o. L. B.
Calico Band No. l, o. L. G. NJ.
Washington Lodge, No l. o. F. B.
Goethe Lodge No. l.
Gutenberg Lodge, No. II.
Columbia Lodge No. 13, U. o. U. B.
Liberty Lodge, No l.
Martin Luther Lodge, No. 6.
Franklin Lodge, No. TO-
Germania Lodge, No. A. V O. u b.
Jean Paul Lodge No. l.
Maryland Yeagers.
Schwarze Yeagers
German Riemen.