New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02

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Jay Cooke reports sales of 7.30s to the amount
or e3l27OOO intending subscription from New.
York OF over sJ0oOo0, and another from Chicago OF
e92 900. and large number Of Individual subscrip
| tions.
| PROGRAMME FOR TIE CELEBRATIoN-The ar.
rans-men,s for tho National Celebration next Saturday
not yet completed by the Committee having the matter In
charge. bot below Of tho principal feature, IN
nec'ion with the celebration In conformity with order. the
Firs, Division NewYork Stats National Guard Maior,n
SANFORD, viii parade about six thousand strong Tho Second
Division. Of Brooklyn, MjorOen Duryes commanding are
also expected parade All the avaablc United State.
IN the Department Of tho East will parade Col soan the
Medical Director OF the Drlsurnt. has consented to al ow
the faroughed soldiers In the unler his charge to
turn out In carriages. Brighten. Raymond, with his com.
ard Of Veterans Of 1872 viii also csrrsges Gen
iiinks and STAFF will parade mounted also Gen. Dis staff
The Naval School fem tie Receiving Ship Savannah
arc expected to take psit 10 the procession. All
officers, noncommissiored officers and privst.s WHO
have served during the present invited report
Aston House Col Washington r. veTn ye viii be Grand
Marshal Of the procession and Col NJ T. Mahon Of Gen Dir
staff will his aid Among the Trade. aud Mauu4ctu ding
Associations that viii participate In the parale Singers
Sewing Machine Mandatory, with machine displayed
In fal oTerson and force Of 700 employees Messrs Tiffany
tie jeweer hs panuiseur-r; Boyd the
wheelwIight; snd Hove Bsuvie the scale manufacturers
who III be represented by cir employs engaged ia turning
will 10 driven in The procession by two young girls Chief
George Mitchell has ored tie Csedonisn Club parade in
Highland costume oil tho day % EQUATION
Among the civic end other societies that will in In the
parade the Nineteenth Ward Union Or.snza.lon 600
strong, the Union League Council No T. ECO strong
The % German Singing Societies of this city have been a.
vted md expected aIe Is IN the procession, vocsi
ing ofho choicest music durng the OF march Of
the procession.
Tie prooeson will form Fourteeuthst with the RICH,
resting Broadway. a, III clock The front Of the
column will commence moving at O'Clock, and the Inc
Of march will be through the following streets: broadway
to Csns. through to Bowey; up tie Bowsry and Fourth.
to Twenty third hrot gh to flsye. down Filth
ave. TO Foureeniha Tie meeting will take place in Union
square between end o'clock Generals Dix and Hooker
and Adniru. Faragat aud Pauldns have consented to BE-
peseu and other army nd naval heroes have
been invited to attend. ihewois will b. displayed In tie
evening. Along the line Of march and UnionsqnMe. Com
missioner Acton VIII have about 100 policemen A
des sediment Of mounted officers viii head the procession. Ad
mirnl Padding las esap 10 the Secretary Of tho Navy
know II Saturday ,hsl be observed holiday at the
brooklyn SGvylaId At meeting OF the Board of Super
t.o yesterday supervisor Tweed moved II a. all the County
Offices he closed the day Of celebration, which was
adopted Trinity Church chime. will perform the following
piece, three different times during tho day; at IN, II
noon, ard p
/ Ringing the changes on eight bella
2. 0olll.tis TIE Cen cf tie Ocean.
oh Dog ray
G. oYsss National Ttn,.a written for Trinlty Church
chimes by 0eorss bu.iow' In honor Of tie recent
L.. L. Roe sos. q q, s ssaa1."i
a. IT, from ite oper. Of Ia B,y,d-ra
4 s MssS n.ii. sS'n sal Guy N.nnsr
il. Ned. White aud Blue. Ia
is. Y.Siss Dsods II,
Ahoreh,r he military and civic rsrsds next Saturday viii
be brilliant 'pse'Aee. :
meeting Of CLERKS and Government officials las been
held At Ccsoa Boae and arrangements made for
the eel, iTslou. Albert H. Philips presided commit
appointed esmpTns representatives. OF the differ
ent divisions. follows: Daniel jackson, John Me
Mchsel John Lydeeksr \. D. Munson. H. r. "yman' s. O.
Hubbard Thouia, Earle Richard wynLoop w. Il. Wood
ruff A. H. Philips. John J. Ioban b. Moore W. F. War
rem A. Runke H. Alabin George Heller, j. y Smith;
Deputy Collector Alexander Mcleod Chairman suporniend
cut John Ma;a.3u. Secretary. Tie fourda Of tie Custom
House {, to be decorated in magnificent. manner and the
Comit,e. has already raised several hundred dollars for
the PURPOSE Ia the decoration five hundred flags sEe
10 be u.el the eight pillars viii be dressed with bunting
in the frr niche. under the dome, bus Of Lincoln,
Webster JACKSON and Washington will be placed In
the great panels the side, Of the rotanda the names Of
Grant. Sherman faagu, and ooe will be Sc, in evereens
torethcr with TIE principal battle. in which those command
err have been engaged The decorations viii be complies on
Friday NIGHT. ceyv
HDqEs. SKvEsTl FIRST REGIMENT, " o. s.N;f'}
Nrw.l oRK March l. 1913.
GENERAL ORpKR No. Ain compliance with Division and
Iff this Il. gment viii parade. IN full Uniform WIN
oyefconts aud white gloves SATU HDAf NENI, Tue avn
Instant 10 unite with fellow citizens in is celebration OF
The glorious Of Army ana Navy in the cep
tu of Fort McAistr savannah. Fort sumter charleston
Fort Fisher Wilmington and Of Columbia, tho capital oil
South Cnro!ns. -,
Tbe line viii formed upon Bond ST., tight Resin: on
Broad ssy At eleven o'clock precisely.
I'M. Fisd and report the Coonel mounted. snd
uet l.,
Adr.,, on parade gound at quarter befoge eleven
o,ck y order Of BEsJANfS t. TRAYpoRp, Colonel Com
handing seventy -hrst Regiment y. q. y n Y. ,
Jons H. LIvEXxoRB, Atjutant. !
EDWARD KIRKLAND Sergeant Major. IL