, 1861-02-22

viduals and delegations; not reported to the: Com
unittee and who desire to pataeigste' w ssR1&5a
to he Chief Marshal. when they will be assigned
proper posltions In Divisions. ,-..-.
Maahal. ot plyttoas a1d Asstant Rss Aoase
* O'Clock this morning. Mnrshals Of Divieions
win report through their Assistants t9 the CHIEF
q rs Dsiso5s a1e
Invited Guests will be assigned PoE1ilons IN ne
ecarriases and Horses, Who aTa willing. 10 placa
them at the disposal of the Chief Marshal are re-
quested to: cnmm1n1eate a. soon IS NAY DC Will
the Chief MArshal
After concluding the march as above hid
down, at one O'Clock P M the exercises ut
the W1gwam viii commence, in accordance
with the programme, which is as follows:
Presiaento the Hoa Tho%ss 'S;e p5am%ona' 25
National Music-
Brief Address. s.--:-,.-..- Hon. Joseph Knox.
Reading Of wiIhington's Farewell address. 7,. 80,
:, - Mnbic. II
Brief Address .......... Cor. E. y. Mecomxs.
Vocal Maslc- knmoSFd LIT a. ! ef1.asss' Rviss1
. The spacious hall, should the day prove as
genial as yesterday, will be quite comfortable,
and it's gallery will be reserved for ladies, Of
whom it is to be hoped goodly number will
- II ~ THE EVENING. -.-
Ia the evening, the great event will undonbt-
ed1y be tho banquet aF the Briggs House, 4t
nine o'clock, which is to be attended by gen:
tlemen only The President Of the festivities,
Hon; John n. Wilson; Chaplain, Rev. Dr..
Besides this an extra bill is offered at
Mcvicker's Theatre The building is to be
brilliantly Illuminated and Mr.. aud Mrs. ". J.
| Florence appear, >a5 well as the eutire compa~
ny, IN singing the stStar spangled Banner" in
citizens costume. Then follows "Lalla
Rookh.''
AtBr5an Hall, Madame Inez Fabbri and q
| picked troupe give = grand National Musical
Festival. Herr Richard Mulder, sIgnor Abel
Il, and Julius Lumbard are to appear, as we'll
as Fabbri, who will sing for the tirst time in
the English language, the Star spangled
Banner in costume, differing thus, as well as
probably in the stylo of her execution, from
the same piece at the theatre. She will have
full chorus and orchestral accompaniment
The newly-orgsnized Chicago zouayes have
becn engaged and will drill in full fancy dress.
Tic hall Will be appropriately decorated. As
the programme contains several beautiful
compositions for vocal and instrumental per-
formapcc, aside from the selections from ltaE-
ian opera, it is TO ha expected that this con-
cert will receive its due proportion Of well-ds-
%, served patronage,
Tie preparations for splendid display as
Thiodon's Museum Of Arts, Ktngsbury Hall,
this; evening are most extensive. The Ca:he;
dr.lFat Rome, St. Peters, Palace Of the Vati-
can, and the Bridge Of st. Angelo will repre-
sented. The Japanese artificial fireworks,
}. presented to Mz. Thiodou BY the Japanese
d Embassador at Washington, will nlso be dis
p1ayed. an exhibition this afternoon at three
n o'clock, and also on Saturday afternoon.
!. / Recorders Court,
Yesterday WAS busy day in this Court
Judge Robert s. Wi1sou-it being the closing
: dayIof the term, the adjournment holding ovel
until the first Monday Of april next. Mucf
Of the time OF the-Court was occupied in sen
fencing the prisoners. The following Is a cor
rect list Of the convictions, crimes, pleading
aud sentences for the February term Of tn
Recorders Court just closed: ,.'-
Peter FINN, convicted OF larceny Of two pairs Q
pants, value $4oo-vcrdict Of jury 90 days ~ ctf
:. Patrick Comfort, larcsoy Of copper pipe-nnde
H. IS ycass-scrdict Of Jury, Sotays IN County jail
john Powers, larceny ot iron: value S17-plea
guilty-1o days IN County Jaii: j. :o a,.,d o,r+x-,
,sSs Aa51lI r. ,!sai sanseE. larceny q sp's4e sNA
ia Stephen Sidney, larceny Of pair Of pants, ralu
Andrew Klein, larceny OF q gold watch aud chal
verdict o. ye3r in States fIl7on: If IN,
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