New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
UNION TORCuLIGHT PROCESSION
IN RHGOKLYN.
An Imrncs.e Disp,ay-B% "a yS1a3A
Transparcncics aud M'Vsoes7s xbund-.
observation-disclosures AiSsg s!.e Line OF
Mcrch--Laryc Crowds and Creos Es-,
usiasr.

the naEicrous details
The weather was ell that could b, desired aud had
the eject az bringing out nearly every nab connected
with the numerous Lincoln and johnson Associations
throughout the wcatern District
In accordance with previous arrangement salute OF
u gar were fred from Fort Cir at O'clock. which
was the sera for the assembng of tin ioTcni Clubs,
at their rectlye loadgnsliers.
Ibe Inc vas formed on Cbntonaye, extending frY1
the corner Of Myrtle 10 Lafa, stteove, fbout Geott3
and commenced the line # march bio1Eh the fohoNHg
stTcct: ,,,
byst Egtoa-a.c, NashiceoD-si.. yoac0rt.:t.. f1nc
appie.st HenIy-st, Montnayest.. Clnton-st.. Union
81. So1Ttst, AthNtic-st, Hoytst, futton@'e totn
City Hal.
" ilu.rated; especially IN Crtohave., Lafayettrs
ave, First place. and Cntonst Several e1art-yaIasf
were finely olnaInented with proiHs'on Of haSs and
Chinese lnterns presenting beautiful appearance.
Tho extensive hat.ctory Of SIR J. h. Prenucg was re-
spes ent with light, and the bridge over "Hloieh1y-
ST. Connecting two Of the bindings Was decorated WIN
miniature flags, paper lanterns 81 Iaay oo'G.s' ano
more than 100 gas ers. Besides THE 600 candles weie
burning In the windows. The sight WIS gTand when
viewed from Fort Greene. The GideIelt Union bead
quarters were likewise iiuninatcd, anu reflected Drill
ieIsS. .
The sidewalks along The route were crowded With
spectators and tho windows filed with !oGicsi But In
the ne. h orhood Of the City EA there WASH pciees
IAN making it difficult to move r'ong
The following is tn. ordcr Of the proc sion, with no
names OF the narshols aud prominent ohscs composing
e MAEsHAts AND AIDS.
Grand Marshal, Joseph Reeve and Special Aids,
.Jessre Henry Bfistow, VIM. &. booth, ETHncsC Z.
Kirby Garrct Brais;cd, and WIn Il. j. lie, ON horse
back. Executive Committee IN cariftt-.
FIRST DIVISION.
Narsial Brig Gen. J. &. Smith, and Aids Capt A.
s. Basse.t. Capt. George j. Hardy CapI. IL / cslcn.
TIgsf wAiD-cApT. 7. II. cAsHov.
Band Of music preceding Ward As.oci' ion-iruck-
drawn by four horses bearing Cec'u" hsnt anil ona'
nented with lanterns and tr.nspareIeies.
sD.oSD wAiD-cAIr. wa. iILD.
Truck reproi ring boieT-niakers shop With men.
AT work dro ~ sar bUr5esa one-hoTss truck con-
tanning steam engine IN fu pay-an lee wagon hneiy
ornainonted and monitor eiso Oh truck sugrisd
with lOviizcr and full crow, with TIE MOTTO 10
Mcclellan on this GunbOat"
THIRD wARD--cAPT. cIPrERLY.
Numerous banners with inscriptions, detachmert
OF the Veterans oil the FIRST /. j. regiment on nucA'
with boaitzer, which discharged at intervals.
Tie Central Cub-,ir stephen N. GTis void, Presi-'
dent-ocecpied carriages one drawn By eight white
horses. truck followed cyrioirng ba'i o; Low
pounds weight VII ch k.pt o.ng IS the procee: ION
moved. 1t was labelled ~ Liberty Bd"- Pro-
clam Liberty throughout III tAc lana alc 1to al mo
roURrH wABD-cAPr. D. H. WAY.
rscolt OF cavalry AID drum corps preceding the ward
Association figure oil tie GoNdessos LlbeItv drawn
by four White horses cayairyomnbus containing 80
young lad al prostIy otaFed aud bcaIi1s saclts
upon which tie names Of al the Stetes Of the Onot
we're inscribed. ! large transparency, by 10 feet;
drawn by slx horses, represented the baltimore and
Chicago platforms. Andy Johnson's tailor shop was
represented truck. drawn by eight willie h0rses-
Photographic gallery ard boiler shop ~ iuli opera,
zion were likewise Represented Oh trucks An Assg-
cilioa o. slip carpenters, Capt We. II. Baoek, fol-
lowed.
Ward Association. with trucks ON watch were
mounted number Of painters working It ther trade.
and nachnisis also basily engaged. figure 81 tho
Goddess OF Liberty ship, and large be weEo ike
wise drawn on wheels.
sEcoSD DIVISION.
Marshal D. II. Baldwin and aids. George i. Wiley,
4. f.hn Ias NJ iri taul d
lyTH wARD--cArT. ". S. COVE.
Councn Ne. "a. L. L. ~, Germen Association VITA
six Trucks ornGmcnted With trans aronces, chines9
lanterns, sc. The War Eagles followed on loot ard Ia
EIGHTH wAaD-oAPT. J. j. BLArR.
Association with tracks and carriages On WA!eh
different trades were represented
TENTH WARI)--CAPr. Il. T. Hows.
Cornell No. T. U. L. 4. With trucks highly osna'
Ulentel, and carriages.
rwELFl a wARD-carr. EDWARD DOWNING.
Council No. 20. L. l.. A., with tanners and trans
parences. -
Marshal VIM. II. DeBeyolse end aids Major II. c.
Head. Capt A. A. Harnickle. Lieut.. W. Ii. Tigsney.
Lieut.. j. Smith, and Lieut.. L. 7, Bynner.
SEVENTH wARD-CIPf. THORPE.
Ward Association with On artillery company. com.
manded By Capt. s. A. Smith r; banners Transparent
ELEVENTH wARp-cAPr. coEDUAg.
War Ear.s, Capt. n. Wilson--the Ward Associa.
tons-printin press in full operation printing copies
OF Bayar,l 1ayor's ode on the Chicago Surrender,
which were freely distributed along the route. Coan.
ell No. H. L. :. A. followed by torches on when dlI-
fereni trades were represented.
TWENTIETH wARD-CArT. NJ PHAGES.
Ward Association with an artillery company com,
randed by CaI.. Wrightingtontye trucks Represent.
ing different trades, with splendid boat ara" py III
men in uniform.
Each Ward Association was preceded by bands OF
music, and every mcn in the prooeSsien carried loren
Chinese lantern, while Roman candies were sent up
rom tno.e occupying the trucks and carriages.
Il ba nd trrr aufes Wpr
among the principal notices and inscriptions were ihe
following: -
Phil Sheridan lanisher OF Ranks IN the eace fntorn
No Slave beneath the Starry Flag.
hsTyiani-Our Maryland.
No CompSouli.e with ros.ers Of Ballots
No Time 20 Swap Horses when Crossing Stream.
Our Olive Branches Of Peace-the Army eHd navy.
No Piece. but the whole Union
Cessation Is Secession.
No Armistice with Traitors IN Arms.
How you, Maine aid Vermont.
Lincoln and JohnsonGrea Oaks from Little Acogrs Grow.
slavery is Nas bl.ckes than any African. faee-Ls.
f'y{s es:,.,,-e,,D,
Administration.
Cedar Creek-ShrIidsn-
New 0TeanS--faIragut.
Teuns.see--Burnsde, &C, Sc .
The procession reached The City Hell abOnt l2 O'clock,
when Il was dismssed-the programme having been
strictly adhered TO- and Of the exceenAN
those under whose superintendent lie ahair waa
gotten up.
Tie police IN charge Of Inspector 10th numbered about @
who stationed s different points, boz there was NO
for their services except in two or three tinina
instances.
About the time the procession commenced marching.
the ire works OF the torches exploded severely,
and perhaps danjerously injuring lad named w. NJ
Floyd. He was taken 10 the Hospital.
The procession was a Western District aff entirely.
An independent demonstration was made in the