Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-05
PROGRAMME FOR THE CEREMONIES OF II
9TH OF JULY.

Al sunrise the tscs OF che City and Of the shipping of
the port will be hoisted full mas, high, and n salute fired
from the Capitol Square, commemorative of the Fourth
Of July. .
Atooclock A. NJ, these ha.s will be dropped To halt
topmast high, and remain 80 until the salute II, the grave.
which will terminate the solemn services incident 10 IN"
day, vixen again they will be- rIn up TO inli mast high.
At d o'clock 4. NJ, the military OF the City. and the
Hrnrico Dragons. will form IL linc on Main street, the
right resting On 18th street.
Al - minutes after Il o'clock. n column will be formed,
and. preceded By the Chief Marshal End his aids, tue
| quick march will o. taken VI for Rocket;s.
Arriving. the troops from New York Will be- duly r.
ceived, when the line for the reception o. the corpse VIII
BE- formed fronting the river "a follows:
On the right. the New York National Guard, next tho
Fi-.t Regiment OF Virginia Volunteers. with tie Public
Guard OF Virginia attached on IT. right, mex, the Young
Guard Battalion OF Richmond; next the Henrico Dra-
coons.
On the right OF this military line. and facing the same
way. the following civic orders will be formed Ia line.
On the lett, the Committee OF Reception and guests &C.
companying the corpse from New iGrk-ia carriages.
Next, citizens in general, on foot.
Civic associations in reversed order a rank.
Citizens in general-in carriages.
City Aldcrmen-in carriages.
City Council-ln carriages
Officers of the Army aud Navy-in carriages.
Judiciary of the State-in carriages.
Heads OF Departments, In the CapifOl--in carriages.
His Excellcncy, the Governor OF Virginia. with the Sec
rotary OF the Commonwealth and the Attorney General,
in n carriage, accompanied bv his stall on horseback.
The hearse will then proceed 10 the steamer, and, under
the directions OF the pa.l-beGrcrs, receive the corpse, on
the appearance of which arms will be prcson,cd by the
troops, ClllEFUN VIII tl'ti HfdbrI hiNr VIII h-
dropped, drums give three rolls, dragoon trumpets be-
sounded. following viii h the Armory band will play an
appropriate mir until the hcnrss has reached its place IN
the line, on the rich, of the troops, when arms will be
shoulderrd heads covered. and column formed to the left.
and. with arms reversed, the whole will move OF. with NJ.
propria,e music.
Arriving at IN. entrance Of the Cemetery, there will b."
4 II OincDiary halt " enable Hl in carriage, t. hlight ana
form gu foot IN the prnccr-lon, ~ u Is believed To DE- ur
advisable 10 allow carriages 10 enter the grounds. Arer
the line is formed around The grave, the corpse will be
taken thereto with like h. nrrs ubsei we'd Ms nj its rccep
i,u, and. when lowered into the grave, the troops VIII
rest on arms" The ceremonies being over, the Arni.
lery will fire three salvU,, whcn q column To the right VIII
be formed, and all move oh. without lnusic, ut quick time.
until outside OF the enclosure, when, hating for II moment,
carriages will be resumed. and with music. IN quick time.
tine procession will be conducted 10 tho Capitol square
and there dismissed.
Bell. will be tonsd and minute gum fired from the
Capitol square durIn: the movement OF the prOcessiOn,
from Rockets To the grave.
The aids OF the Chief Marshal will BE- recognized by
their batons OF Office, and will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
1t is proper to remark tha; the movements .Uove in.
dictated will be promptly executed
CHARLES DlMMOCK, Chief MarshaI.