The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04

Hall this morning, at six O'Clock. to take disabled
soldiers to Williamsburg, where the military pro-
cession win form in line and march to the Western
district. 1t is not probable, however that many
will take advantage Of the accommodations be-
slowed at the eleventh hour. The arrangements
o. made for celebrating the day will be as follows,
according to the official programme
The day will be ushered in by the ringing Of bells,
nrng Of salutes Of thirty guns each, in the Eastern
The military, civic suthorties and returned veterans
OF the army Of the United States, commandant OF the
Navy Yard naval ocers and Marine corps will form n
street = D., right resting on broadway. The process
sion will move eight o'clock precisely in the follow
Major General n. B. Duryea, commanding Second dvi-
sion New York National Guard, proceeded by
Ns mounted escort fa - f..
~ -. ,., Fifth Brigade
Bngadier General p. s. crooke, commanding
Thirteenth rssmsn, Colonel John B. woGaxsrd
s.1sns AssS ssa.sD sssmsss Color csss. csp.s
Commsndant Of the Navy Yard and naval ofnccrs.
Marine Corps
undes the
Colonel T. B. Fowler.
I Bngadisr General James yourdan, commanding.
Eleventh Brigade.
Brigadier General Jesse Q. smith.
Twenty third regiment, Colonel G g; Pratt
Eifsy.s.cond regiment, Colonel u W. Cole.
Fifty ysxth regiment, Colonel j. Q. Adams.
Civic Societies
The line Of march will be q foIows:-
From Broadway, through Bedford avenue to Myrtle
avenue, through Myrtle 10 Clinton avenue, through
Clinton to lafayette avenue through lafayette avenue
to Fatbush avenue through Flatbush to Powers
Atlantic street to Clinton street, through olin.
ton TO Montague street, through Montague to
the City Hall where the PROCESSION viii % be reviewed by
the Mayor and Board Of Aldermen Immediately after
the review the veterans Of the Omitted States army and
Declaration Of Independence will be read and Grafton
delivered by the orator Of the day. after which the vet
Grams will be welcomed By his Honor A. NJ Wood, Mayor
on behalf Of the citizens or Brooklyn.
At sunset sautes will be fred in the Eastern and West
In the evening the public buildings will be illuminated
and fireworks displayed under the direction Of that emi
nent pyrotechnist J. W. Hadneld, Of East wliamsburs
a. the following locations-vz: Fort Greene, Union
Pond f. D., and in the vicinity Of Carol Park, South
In view Of the glorious events attending the advent of
this the eighty-ninth anniversary Of national inde
pendence It earnestly requested that all OF c
who rejoice in the overthrow Of the rebellion and
the establishment OF law order and good government in
our land as well as the preservation OF the Union Of the
states framed eighty nine years ago intact and invio-
late Will join In the celebration OF this anniversary by
illuminating their houses, displaying fireworks and
sstng In every way to make this day one to be
Dercd by the citizens OF city, and which will be
worthy Of the happy events attending its incoming
nt JOHN X. BULMER,
.r,s, JOSEPH WILSON,
THOs ENNIS, frr
Ccmmetee Of The Board Of Aldermen on Celebrating the
JUN 20, 1885.
In addition TO the fireworks IN the evening the
City Hall, Court Housc and other public buildiugs
viii be brilliantly illuminated, and will during the
day be ornamented with any amount Of bunting.
Many private residences will also be illuminated,
and, taking all things together, the day will be
more generally celebrated than ever before.
The Ceremonies at Gettysburg.
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION
At the Ceremonies Of laying the Corner Stone Of the
Monument in the Soldiers National Come.
terry, July Z, 1906
Aids Chief Marshal Aida
Major General John W. Geary.
One Battalion of fCavalry.
One Battery Of Artillery
One II gment OF Infantry.
Major General Meade and siaG
Omoers and Soldiers OF the Army Of the Potomac.
Ocers and Soldiers Of the other Armies OF the United
Ststes
0ncers Of the Navy and Marine Corps Of the United
States
Marines.
.r Soldiers Of the War Of 1879
The President
Lieutenant General Grant and staG
Vice Admiral Fanagut and stan
The Cabinet Ministers.
Tho Diplomatic Corps.
Tx Presidents.
Lieutenant General scott Hear Adlnlruf stewart
Inc CHIEF Justice and Associate Justices OF the Supreme
Court of the United States.
The Orator, Chspsins and Poet
The Committee OF Arrangements
The Governors OF the several siaes and Territories and
their STAFF
The Senate OF the United States preceded by s ocers
The House Of Representatives OF The United states pre-
cedcd by iis officers. r.
The Heads Of the Department. Of the several States and
Territories
The Legislatures Of the several States and Territories
The Board Of Managers Of the Soldiers National Gene
The Federal Judiciary and the Judiciary Of the several
States and Territories.
The Assistant Secretaries OF the Departments Of the
National GOVERNMENT ne
0ncess Of the SnIislssoBisa Institution.
q ~ Sanitary aDs Christian Comm ssions.
.,. -. Masonio Frsterpity. "a
Knights fsmPsr.
s.te Independents drder of Odd retoss
Other Bessvelsnt Associstioas
4 Corporate Authorities of Ci iea
Society of the Cincinnati
The National Union Musical Association Of Batmere
Tie Sef0. eg
The Press.
Religious Literary Scientific and industrial Associations
5. Loyal tongues
Fire Companies
Citizens
ORDER or EsKEcls.s IN TIE CExErRnv.
Music--Bsnd.
Prayer by the Rev Stephen u. Tying, II. ID.
Music--" "French's Hy ymn- Union Musical Association.
Introductory Remarks sy The President Of the United
Music--"Haywsrds Ode'-Union Musical Association.
Laying Of tho Corner Stone by the Grand Master Of the
Grand Lodge Of Nasons of pcnnsylyanis
Mnsic-Bnnd.
Grafton by Major Gencrai q. O Howard.
Music--Band.
Poem by ColonciC a. Halpine
Music-Union Musical Association.
Benedictiop--By the Rev. u. r. Carnahan
Music-Band.
washington, July 2, 1865
The President has not sufficiently recovered his health
TO Justify his travelling to Gettysburg to he present
the ceremonies tomorrow. Lieutenant Long, Of his
sian, will, however, leave here this afternoon in spc
ca car for Gettysburg, the bearer Of letter from the
President to be read that occasion. He will be sc
companied by Mr. Gooding, United States Marshal for
the District o Columbia representative Of the Prcsi
{snts family, and by several foreign ministers
General How LOFT for Gettysburg this morning, and
expects TO return Wednesday ~.
ru~ S~~~.,.o.se. A. aaratoua.