Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-26
THE CELEBRATION.

The citizizens of MarysvilEe will comment
crate the successful laying of the great
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE, by a public
celebration on Monday, September 81, 1858,
in tae following order:
l. National Salute, at II o'clock, NJ.
.. Royal Salute, at l2i o'clock, P. M.
All the bells of the city will be rung dur
ing the firing of the salutes.
Order of Procession.
The procession will be formed at IL o'clock
and 80 minutes, P. NJ, on Third street, in
front of the City Hall, right resting on D
street and will move at / o'clock, P. NJ,
promptly.
FIRST DIVISION.
l. Band.
.. Fire Companies and Hose Companies
Nos and >.
8. Committee of Arrangements
4. Orators Of the Day.
8. Triumphal Car containing . young ladies
Representatives of England and America,
with mounted escorts of Draymen,
Watermen, and Expressmen.
6. Mayor, ex.Mayors and City Council,
preceded by the City Marshal.
I. Clergy.
s. Judges of the different Courts, Members
of the Bar and Medical Faculty.
Q. Senator'S Members of the Legislature
and Federal Officers.
10. State, Orc aud Northern Telegraph Cos.
IL. Farmers and Visitors.
SECOND DIVISION.
l. Band
9. Fire Companies and Hose Companies
Nos. and 4, and Salaman1er Hook
and Ladder Company.
3. Masonic Fraternity and Odd-Fellows
A. Teachers and Pupils of Public Schools.
5. Editors and Associates of the Press.
6. Leidercrantz Society.
Z. Turn Verein Society.
8. Hebrew Benevolent Society.
9. Representative of different Nations, with
banners.
10 Agricultural and other Associations
IL. Mechanics.
H. County and City Officers with Attaches
l3. Express Companies
IA. Merchants and Traders.
Is. Citizens and Strangers.
The line of march for the afternoon pro-
cession will be as follows: Down Sd street
to E, down L to 1st, up 1st to D, up D to
18th, up 18th to C, down C to lst down lst to
f, up E to 18th. up 18th to D, down D to 9th,
up 9th G, down to entrance of Pavilion,
where fifteen minutes will be allowed for the
arrangement of the audience
EXERCISES IN THE PAVILION.
/. Singing by the Choral Harmonic Associ-
ation-MuSic God save the Queen"
2. Prayer, by the Rev. Mr. Cooper.
3. Singing by the Leidercrantz Society.
Music, Marseillaise Hymn
4. Poem, by John r. Ridge, Esq.
.. Singing by the Leidercrantz Society.
German National airs.)
6. Oration, by L. D. Wheeler, Esq.
Z. Spanish Society, who who will sing
Spanish National air.
s. Singing by the Choral Harmonic Assn.
Music, Star Spangled Banner)
During the exercises. exchanges of greet
ings with other cities will be had by tele
graph from the Pavilion.
Which will close the afternoon proceed
ings the audience dispensing at their Pleas
ure
The evening procession will form at the
same place as in the afternoon, at o'clock
and 80 minutes, right resting on d street,
and will move at promptly.
The procession will form as in the after
noon, except that the Fire Department will
take the right of the line, in the order of the
number Of their respective companies
Line OF March.
Down Sd street to Z street. up to 7th,
up 7th to C, down to 9th, down 9th to E,
down E to 9Th, up 5th to B, down B to 4th,
down 4th to c, down c to LIST, down lst to
d, up d to 18th, down 7th to f, down L to
4th, up 4th to c, up C to front of Pavilion,
where the procession will halt. There will
then be grand display of fire works, and
salutes fred on Cortez Square.
The procession is requested to keepin line
during the display, after which the process
sion will be dismissed
The citizens generally are requested to il
Illuminate their stores and dwellings in the
evening.
The following gentlemen have been ap.
pointed as aids to the Chief Marshal II. w.
Theall, Richard George, and Col Alphonse
Sutter.
N. B.-The streets through which the
Procession is to pass, will he we'll sprinkled
NJ. d. DOBBINS, G. Marshal.