New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16

to the Embassy 90 from the Broadway sqnad
Inspector Carpenter win charge Of the Battery and
Hs % 1f1f be assisted by the other Inspectors
The Superintendent viii take his place at the head Of the
procession.
The following is the programme ofthe reception:
The procession win be headed by eight mounted Police and
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Joint Committee q Reception q tn. Common Council
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Treasurer Of The Embassy and Secretary Of Naval Commission
Two GSvemOn of The Embassy I
Two Secretaries Of the Embassy
Two PSs0., Of the 6s l En- T%S:,,v
Treats with canopy and three attendants drawn by SIX
Twenty carriages containing and other attendants
One easse with the Secretaries of the Joint Committee
One carriage with the sergeant..t-A Arms
One carriage containing tie Presidents OF the Boards OF Alder
Thirteen caisge containing the members Of the Boards Of
Aldermen aud Courcilmen.
One carriage containing members Of the Common and Select
file Of police will guard either eide Of the carriages.
The Eight Regiment viii form around the carriages, and act as
III. First Division New State Militia under the command
of Major-Gen Sanford pursuant to the
Hr.Da rSaDTTs I isT Div,slos N YsMl
GEsnnA1 osPEns No NEwYGsF June IL s S ,s
p 11s sI SATURDAY he a which Division win
parade upon the Battery for their reception at o'clock
Rterr through Wsshinron street the second through Green
witch street the Third through whitehall street. and the Fourth
a. Easssss e: Ct H. a.. &
u tie Bss,s aS' at IA o'Soci p
The s n.peeo ns The Bs S's tS s
Regiment immediately the arrival of the Third Brigade
The Gsss Of 1 march viii up Broadway Grand
TO Union and around Union square paying the
hOnors Of marching salute to the Embssdos who will be sta
viii continue down Broadway 70 Canal street. upon reaching
Broadway, right Canal street, where they will remain until
the Embassy has arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel
Division parade grounds during the parade and the streets must
| be kept clear from curb to curb A. p,
tie interval between his battalion and the Immediately
preceding and their attention Is particularly called TO the per
Bs.dr General Yse. viii direct salute of II guns be
the Battery npon the arrival ofhe Embassy He viii
aso detail section artillery enark board the steamer
Mo- a. SsssSoa o ES SSbdy
'' The avis sss Vii assemble At the Major
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1 The orders for the special escort as follows:
WASHINGTON GREYS.
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| GENERAL ORDgR, No u
This Regiment will srsSe p full uniform for ws pin'sos
on Saturday next, the 18th ms,
o'clock % which time notice win be given to the place
The band bearers and general guides viii report TO the
AStsDi At the same time and p%SSEf GEORGE LYONS Colonel
| CIV BLAuyEIr Adju.snA
The route win be as follows, Through Battery place Broad
to he Bowey through che Bowe,y and Fourth to and
around Union Square Broadway down Broadway to the Me-
GENERAL ORDERS No. 2o7.
The Metropolitan Police force detailed by General Order No
ton of the Japanese Embassy City of New the
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the streets and places troagh which the line Of march extends
Every person hO shall violate good order during the parade
must be n arrested and the offender he'd cotSdy ns
then be disposed of aeSsId9s 70 law sursuosp
DAsIHL CsRPKSrEU, lnspecsor. ~
By order Of =. j. A. BOOIE,
CHARLES @. CORNELL,
Chairman Of Committee Reception and Arrangements
SIMON f MSTE MATh''w'' {secretarieS
The steamship M'mticello, Capt eager, which ar
rived yesterday m',rning from Washington, brought
on about 10 tuns of baggage belonging to the Japanese
which will be forv sarded to the Navy Yard.
The stand of NJ nv and handsome colors, which were
ordered at the ense of the city, cost of $780, for
the Sixth Regime at will be formally presented that
corps by the MI yor in front of the City Hall in the
Park at II o'clc ok this morning.
A numbered steamboats, are advertised to accompany
the Aida to sd from Amboy, for the benefit of the
public ut lare 4.
After the reception the grand ball, to which
everybody m town il dying to go; but certainly vast
number s,st be disappointed for only 1909 tickets
will be asued, many of which will be attributed
among he notsbilities here and elsewhere, and the
Commit zoe are already overun with applications for
them.
Nj STU WAN RrPUBLIcAs AssocnTToS.-The
reg lar monthly meeting Of this Association was held
Last night at the Blocker Building number OF new
me nhers era admitted and other business transacted