New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01
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NATIONAL CELEBRATION OF UNION VICTORIES

,Hylous Of tle National Celebration OF uoh ''D' y"
s,rdsy next, he'd yesterday aefnoo" IN inc Ooe'ot
Office in tho Custom ouse, for the purpose oil receiving 'e
reports Of Special Committees AID attending 70 oni matters
S,lting to tho celebration
Nose eyor esq presided end MessTs Samuel Sloan rnd
b \ Ch;ttenden acted az Secretaries.
large number of distinguished lawyers and merchants
,re present The report of the Committee Of Arsngem'h
Wa the frt report presented.
According 70 the repor, one hundred and fry invitations
a.ve been extended to the prominent rePTesena'F -
,ou. Trades Societies in this city, and several oil ''i 20
s,ady esrouded By Offering their hearty cooperation IN 'He
roleb,son emone others Mr.. Singer the sowing '''''
Manufacturer Mr. Boyd che Wheelrial Manaaet"o' "N
! Many Tho Jcweer. The Committee, throos" '" -
stated that Col. Pratt Of .Le Iweny''hHo Hep-,'"
Hrooklyn had offered to parade his conHanui t' 'V "
.aogbed csv,rvmen in the city would participates "~
- - o- IA ,c made: and that Che Fire Depart
went would parsde and it was aso Hoiee 'N'' '' -N
Department would 90 likewise
The Committee on Resolutions were Instructed 10 "P"
,sv,rsl resolutions 10 be read at The meeting On INC '
..,,bra,io, Cen SANFORD moved that the eeeoi"on "
ru,no,ed for week ten days, which "a secohu'u W
Judge Daly This resolution was the cause OF ens'"y ~
hate IN VIII ih Cen Sanford snd Judge DAILY were engaged IN
,,,srf Of IL, ind Messr b. Chtendcn Samuel Sloan T.
r. scnnard p NJ Wenoo and a. 7. stewert spoke against
s, nos,porerent Finally a was taken and TINS ftsoin
,,on lot The Finance Committees Report was then PIE
rented aud several gentlemen ,ubscTbed sums toward deSy
tn IN. espenss Of TIE celebration. The meeting then I'd
acurned
Below are the Of the gentlemen on the different com
shtees engaged in getting ny The celebration;
/ t,sAycr-Chsre. u. Mershall, JAIME. Brown John J.
s.tcr il Robert L. stuart HorTs Ketchum Richard ~
E.1roP S s,5rba. y snier Rose T. Cutting Wa
keison LEONARD w leone, s s.5 o. slsTard Candy
shepherd Knapp Horace B. Claim e,o
ruE opglcERs OF The GENERAL COMMITTEE, TX orrIco.
N--RksoIuTIoSs AND SPEAKERS 7 Doiy, heniy
BEN
svarts Edwards Pervont' William T. AAen' LA'' f.
if'-ikvmAT1oSs AMI RrorproS-Eamnton Fish, Geo
bancroft A. A. Low, rncis b. Sntnne, yonn u ~ r.
fTady Wsldo Hutchins Charles IL Russell John Phelps
James Low Absin NJ Cczzens, Richard sehe Ssme. nv w.
William f. Dodee X NJ sla.chfod, william y webb John
Cisco John steward Eewsrd Mnta hSo ,nIo1 Jobn
Cdy John A. Stewart Ezra Nye LeeIane =. Sanqon J,l
Bryan. Mnthorne TampSns, jr ftNeI hahoy' h'0''' D
Hone, George Cabot Ward
V.-hRRAsoExENrs-Wm. T. Blodsett Pfoslei NJ; Net'
ycre Frank f. Howe ~ g. Actor teRTy ~ Tio, G. Cow
din, Charles +. Bake, Jackson ;. aoh9h W " Xv;+
(haries s. Cornell Douglass Taylor, L. W. "hepet"h
Josiah hedden, VIM. II. Lee
Ia,e,Aner the ,eson OF The General Committee yes'er
ssynoing ct the Custom House msjo Gen. SANFORD was IN
corferepce with the Committee Of Arrangements IN relation
r. the imposing military feature OF the procession arranging
Al, lin. Of march, &C. &C. Secret and Benevolent soee
Ii, meeting with entire cooperation and support oil INC
..ous commanding officers who eoenirant Of the 20
stion Of affairs
The urogrsue for the civic psr Of the parade noud ns
t.de industrial and mechanic orslnzations civic secret
srseh and Masonic societies. is not yet perfected but
Ae parade promise, be Of he most eiaoenenc ana
.plendd Affairs has been IN this city hefpec~y
ssed BY the Committee C Arrangements that the seVn'
examinations and societies should report as prompt ana
eedy as possible to the o. the Committee NOE 10
,sd 10 h.,or House to fully perfect engagements
The veterans of le2 will appear in Uniform
The th.rtynise German singing societies have been Invited
d expected take port IN the procession voeaininr
sms their choicest during the Of the march q
The rrocrssen
Hsax rspousive egslns have received rom differ
t sections country and needs but the free and Joy
expression Of people make this oe Of the Creates
.t;ou, ova,ons ever heard witnessed III this country lie
ch lover OF country contribute to the grand oce an
he on cur brave boys the final ad glorious close OF on
s1snphs
Asooklyn oiu In the ceebraon also 80 him as Colonel
M old aud tired l4h Volunteers likewise special Invitations
20 Ger Duryea commanding the Second Division q the New
York State Militia, 10 celebrate with u.s.
/, suggested that the various organizations, socees GO
raons and branches Of industrial and mechanic arts 70
ve as promptly possible to Col Franz T. howe at th'
roems of the Committee Of Arrangements for tn. more per
Aes and complete arrangement Of their programme
HEApauARrxRs, FIRST DrvisOs y. q. S. " Y,}
errrRAL ORDER No. 2-This division win parade sstu
AZ ne,t the 4th instant 10 unite with our fellow citizens d.
che celebration oil tine glorious achievements. Of our army ono
svy the capture Of Fort MsAster Savannah fort sum
Cher eton Fort Fisher, NIulngoI and OF coi1mDa
The division Ia. will BE- formed upon Foarteenth-,t. with
ts rgh, Broadway at twelve O'clock at noon pIeeS'.
The division staff and Captains Otto aud Troop Will epoI
tbe quarters OF the MAJ Oenese has eSvep oiooH
~ ordey Of major-Gen. Chss w. ssndford.
ALEX HAMILTON, Division Inspector
EryENrY-KIHTE HIGHLASDERs.-A ball will be
Given by this fansGs regiment Of the NewYoTk faon@
Guard at the City Assembly Rooms on Friday evening FOL
che benefit widow, orphans ind dbedsoders Of h'
Regiment
Ross WALLACE lectures tonight ~ the benefit
ihe Rose Hill Ladies Soldier Relief Association a Cooper
Institute and there oil be musical and poeteG ineriude,
cod to the interest Of the occasion.
TIE COMMENCEMENT OF LKST.-This being Ash
"wednesday period Of Lent comnerces during which FOL
aory days the Roman Catholic and Protesant Ep.copa
harches and many other Denominations obserys solemn
fAA On this day solemn tryees held throughout the
rssn world and in the Catholic Churches the ceremony
81 placing ashes Of the sacred palm the !oehesds Of
~ Sock performed by abe Officiating pest during the eeie
.6saiion Of
THE BOUNTY FUND LoAN.--The sealed proposals
Ion the Soldiers Bounty Fund Loan Nc. 81 for s20CO 900 1t
sry.n per nrest opened yesterday by Controller
Ersrnan.
The principal viii be redeemabls in successive annual IN
Apens of e5cOc0 escb, commencing the first day Of
November 1885, Below lat Of NE bid received With
~ p<emioms ofered
MN, Anount Rate
6sr,h. lomew Smith $1,000 lo@
6srthciornew Smith. 900 100
bartholomew Smith. 200 l@
u. s. Trust Company ...............''''.' In@ par
arS'; SisVs Harmon; In: f sSc ISo
HemyIy Observation-Disclosures. 5000 par
fitYul