New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-03
ruK CsLEBRATION TOMORROW.
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marrow All Tie large cOniUelclu lnsuthLOhs' 'he
manufacturing houses and the establishments OF Other
branches Of industry will observe thc day by allowing
.heir employ6s TO participate in tle celebration Inc
Rard Of Aldermen and the Board Of Supervisors have
,rdered tie offices of the Corporation ofdbe City ana
County to be closed at noon. The former body nave
also passed resolutions requesting the citizens '' '"''
city 10 Suspend their business and observe 10 10
holiday. Al the public offices Of the OniNu c'a'e'
will be closed, including TIE Custom House az" Wy
BROOKLYN Navy Y ard also tie Supreme and Superior
courts Ata Meeting of the Fire Department held last
evening il was resolved that the entire force o. e De
uartment including all the Engine Hose, and Hook and
Ladder Compaujes in the city turn out in the pro-
oesson. The o,dcr Of procession" to morrow so far
90 ARRANGED NV the Committee who have control Of the
matter. win be rs follows
oRpFR or PROCESSION
Detachment IF Police, mounted and or foot CON-
mttec OF Arrangements, on horseback; Troop OF gay
airy as escort 10 the Grand Marshal Grand Marshai'
FOL Washington r. Vemilyea and aids
FIRST DIVISION First Division, New YORK Stlte
National Guud, commanded by NaJol.Gen Chaflcs w
SanGford; Detachment from the Second DIVISION
National Guard; Lieut. Gen. Scott, Maj Gen. Wool
Maj. Gen. Dix VicNA dmiral Farragut Admiral PaI.
ding and the Hon. Reuben T. Fcnlop IN carriages the
Legislature in carriages; Mayor Gunher both branches
of the Common Council in carriages two abreast; the
Judges Of the Supreme and superior Courts Members
of the Board of Supervisors and City Officers IN car
Tiages Invited Citizens.
SEooSp DIvIsIoN-Marshal, Col NJ. Il. Mcmahon
and Aids; Major.Gen Peek and staff Brig Gen.
Hunt and staff; Brig. Gen. Kinks and staff Brig
Gen. i. 81. George Cook and staff Brig Gen. IVES
sells and staff; General officers of the army on duty and
leave with their respective sas officers on iuriol g
mounted and in uniform; ex-oficeTs who have served
during the present war mounted ana In uniform;
wounded soldiers drawn IN suitable conyeyanees; fur
loushed soldiers on foot oayaeade OF mounted ciiens
Veterans Of 1912, commanded by BIig.-Gen. RAYMOND
THIRD DnIsION.-Marshal and Aids; officers OF the
Navy on duty or leave officers of the Marine Corps on
duty or leave: sailors and marines; jeremiah simon
sons fun rirged ship manned by 70 veteran ars from
the BROOKLYN Navy.Yard; model representation OF tie
original Monitor, 20 feet long, built by Thomas L.
Rowland drawn truck, with an appropriate mottoi
detachment from the Sailors Homes scanen OF the
merchant service.
FOURTH DIvIslox-Marshal and Aids. New-York
Caledonian Club in Highland costume commanded by
Chief George Mitchell; Council No. of the Union
League commanded by Chief A. n. DeDham; Me.
ohanics and Artisans Societies OF social Relormels
Loco strong; one hundred singers.
FIfIH DvIsIoN.-MaIshal and Aids. Trades Soce-
hes under the command of William Harding, r, L.
Roseman g eor SO y. Taylor John 4. Fisher H. hit
field Mr.. Stevens j. 4. Haywood, T.. I. McDermOtt,
j. r. Swift, William Mum, NJ =. White. Charles Car
Ter. Mr. Silvas and other Presidents OF the Trades
Societies. Express Companies the Typographical 80
eety. with large printing press In motion; Singers
Sewing Machines IN operation, drawn on trucks es-
corted by 200 workmen. Herrings string team draw
ing safe; John Stephensons drawn by six horses
two CuThOTse trucks, with representation on the Tor
warding business by the Newport. Boston and New.
York Steamboat Company; L. v HaughWout * Coz
representing several branches of trade; William l.
BOYD, with Ourhorse and six horse truck Will
rDen at work setting wheels together with forge
Howe & Bowler with two teams, attended by work
making gold. silver aud platform scales; Steinsay
Sons with 400 workmen nanufi occurring pianos; Per
kins 6iearn Co. are represented by truck draw
by four horses, covered with blankets on which the
following inscriptions appear: "CalifornaHerlo yay
IL unimpea cLabe-her mines Observation-Disclosures wines
unapproaehabei" the truck viii contain boxes and
pipes of California wines and tie hunters miners and
wine growers will he represented IN costume; P., s.
Co. will distribute eco bottles to the ladies along
The ronte.)
Among the other interesting features in the procs
sioD, but which have not yet been assigned posi-
ssiioD, are the FOL owing:
The New. York United Sangerbund consisting OF the
following Singing Clubs: Allemenia, Coionia' Ger
mania, Harmonic, Lorely, Rhein.Sangerbund' Shiuer
hu,a sercertunl of w'iamsburgh L. l.: and Social
Reform Lederiafel, comprising abort 'oo 'ocai's's-
have signfed their intention of joining the procession
Other Clubs are expected TO attend. TIE Turner'S
held meeting last evening, and resolved to attend
with three hundred members.
The above ten singing societies are composed OF hfy
members EACH and will so arrange their programme rs
70 alternate in their songs and chornses keeping up one
continual song along the whole line Of march Tbs
viii, be an interesting and novel feature to the multi
tude
The metropolitan Police steamBoiler Inspectors will
have steam boiler in tie procession in charge OF The
engineers.
The Arv1 Society have determined to take part in
che celebration.
Mr.. p T. Bafnhm will appear in the procession with
two patforms-on one Of which will be exhibited the
elephant the warus and the giraffe, and on the other
amoying panorama.
Mr.. Thomas Higginson viii have wagon In the pro-
cession covered with canvas, with the following III
seription: 1.-THE man that gave Barnum bis turn Mt
Hicginson's hair dressing and shaving establishment
under the Park Hotel" rough and unthoin Hiber'
MAN is represented who gave up his turn to Barnnm IN
the shop which cost the great show man IN the
end one dollar and sixty cents.
The New.York State Volunteer Institute Cadets
sors OF deceased Union soldiers will parade under The
charge of Col Young; as also will the New-forI
Shareholders, Independent Rifles undsr command Of
Capt Gisslcr
Ono Of the novel features in the procession will be
tLe manufacturing Of cigars by the Eureka cigar mn
chire 900 cigars will be distributed to the soldiers
aloug the line Of march by the proprietor W. L.
Harding
Another interesting spectacle in the procession vii
be the wounded solSers One omnibus VII contain ont
AIMED men, another will contain all one legged men
and others win appear in different omnibuses.
Several trades too numerous TO mention viii DC rcp
resented IN the procession.
The procession will commence forming On Fourteenth
o. at III O'Clock a. H. aud the head Of the column
viii commence moving at l O'Clock; and the line o
march win be through the following streets broadway
20 Canal ST. through TO Doweryi up the Bowery am
Fourthave TO Twenty thirdst.. through 10 Fnthave.
down Fiftb-ave. TO FouIteenthst.
Owing to the temptations which the citizens In The
vicinity Of Madison and Union squares offer by making
free display of bunting and other decorations th,