The national Republican., 1861-07-04

4" twenty first Rope.s,
" twen.y.second q" Phelps,
" twenty.sixth o. Christian,
twenty ninth L" Won S,einwehr,
Will form line on the west side Of Sixteenth
street. with the right on North H street.
The third bsigsds ss Ss,s ssCyss;is'iog ya;is'iogg Of
The twenty y;eighth regiment, Col. gonelly,
/" thirty.6rst G. G. Pratt,
thirty second Matheson,
hirty.seveLth McCunn,
thirtyeigLth " Ward,
Garibaldi Guard d'Utassy,
Will form line on Vermont avenue and Four.
teen,h street, with the right on North q street.
The fourth brigade, consisting Of
(Sew York State Mliua)
The ffth regiment Col. Schwartzwaelder,
twelfth Butterfed,
" seventy. ninth Cameron,
seventyfrst Martin,
Will form fine on the south side of Pennsylva.
nia avenue, with the right on Seventeenth
street.
These several brigades will be formed under
the command of the Division Inspector at I
o'clock, A. NJ.
The division will commence its march at 8
o'clock precisely, in the order above enumera.
ted, and the line OF march will be through
Pennsylvania avenue from Seventeenth street
to Seventh street, where they will leave the
Pennsylvania avenue to the right and left, and
return to their quarters, not reappearing upon
that avenue.
The division will pay the honors of march.
ing salute TO the President of the United States,
the members of the Cabinet, and Lieutenant
General Scott, who will occupy platform on
Pennsylvania avenue in front Of the White
House. ..
After passing the President, commsndants
Of fregiments will remain TO attend the ceremony
Of raising a flag of the Union in Lafayette
Square, near the jackson statue which has
been presented to the city of Washington by
the Union Defence Committee Of New York.
The seventyfirst regiment, Col. Martin, will
form the Guard OF Honor on this occasion.
Commandants Of regiments will meet at the
Major Generals quarters, 252 street north,
on the Sd instant, at II o'clock, NJ
By order of Major General Charles W. Sand
ford. GEORGE W. MoRELL,
Dipision Inspector.
The New York twelfth regiment, Col. But
,erfeld, upon their return from the general
parade, will have grand celebration on their
own account, in which speaking, singing, and
dancing, will all be regarded as necessary con.
comitunts. AT night, they will have their grand
display OF fireworks.
The Rhode Island boys are determined not
to be behindhand in their celebration of this
glorious day, and have requested us to issue a
general invitation to the public to be present at
Camp Clark at four o'clock this afternoon,
when Prof. Sweet, of the second Rhode Island
regiment, will make his grand ascension on q
tight rope, and walk a distance Of about 400
feet.
A large number of our citizens have already
made arrangements to display the stars and
atripes from their residences during the day,
an example which we hope to see followed as
far as may be practicable.
Several Of our Sabbath Schools have made
arrangements to spend the day In various groves
north Of the city, though the number spending
the day in this manner will probably be less
than formerly.
Owing TO the constant employment of the
hands in the Ordnance Department In the
preparation of war implements, it has been
found necessary to omit the usual display o
fireworks this year; but a numbes of our cid
zeus are going to indulge somewhat therein or
private account, and several Of the regiments
stationed on this side of the river have also or
ranged for an appropriate display.
WHITEHuRsr, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue
has corps of artists engaged in taking view
of camp scenery, groups Of officers, soldiers, &c
Call and leave your orders. See his cart d.
pisite photographs, for sending in letters.
june 20-lmeoS '' -