New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-04

On Fourteenthst.. right on Broadway.
First Division New-York state National Guard, COM
msnded by Meior-Gen. Charles W. Sanford.
Detachments of the Second Division New-fork State
National Guard.
Lient Gen. Winfield Scott, Major Gen JOIN, +.
Wool Mejor.Gen. Robert Anderson. Major Gen. John
z. Dix Admiral Hiram Pauldng.
The Governor OF the Stale OF New.Iork
The Mayor Of the City Of New Y:rk.
The Board of Aldermen and The Board OF CouIclinen
In carriages, two abreast
Judges of the Courts.
Board of Supervisors.
Heads Of Departments and County Otcers.
Clergy and Professors Of Colleges.
SECOND DIVISION.
On Ninth.aye right on Fourteenth.st.
- Col NJ T. MCMAHON Marshal:
Major Cbas Temple Dix Surgeon Mcmillan,
col Chas O. Halpne Capt. Thomas Lord,
Col c. W. Ps sh, pOcs Sapt A. W. Sml AIDS
Msior.Gen. Peck and staff.
Brig Gen Hunt and Stan.
Brig Gen Hincks and Staff
Brig. Gen. 7. St. George Cooke and Stah
Brig. Gen. Vessels and staff.
General Officers of the Army on duty and leave win
their Staffs.
Ex.Oicers Of the Army, who have served during the
Wounded Soldiers in suitable coEveyances.
Furloughed Soldiers, on foot.
Mounted Citizens.
Veterans of lel2.
New.England Soldiers Relief Association.
New.York Caledonians in Highland Costume.
THIRD DIVISION.
On Eighth.ave.. right Fourteerth.st.
Marshal the Hon. ABRAh WAKrMAN.
Capt c. Rice. Mr.. r. f. Benton Aids.
0nRcsrs Of the Navy on leave or on duty.
Officers Of the Marine Corps, on leave or duty.
Sailors and Marines.
-.Jsremiah simonsons fall.rigged Ship manned by
Veteran TaFs.
bong, by Thomas F. Rowland builder Of the original
one, with appropriate motto
Detachme OF from the Sailors Home.
Seamen of the Merchant Service.
Officers of the Custom House, will appear in the pro-
cession headed by Revenue BaTges fully manned, upon
g-h6rse trucks.
William Van Etter No. "a Westst Miniature full.
yieeed Manofwar. nine and half feet long pierced
for A guns, on wagon.
One Ornamental Car marked, Sherman, Geary. Foster
4 Co., Savannah, Ga. Grant, Sherman q Co., Charles
Con, S. c.; Porter, Terry d Co., Wilmington, n. c..
Thomas a. Co, Nashville, Tenn.
FOURTH DIVISION.
On Seventhave., right on Fourteenth.st.
VIM SELIGNAS, Marshal.
Julius Dengestadt, l. Reiss:
Hs,nreh kAPe Shooter, Joseph hehOran' A'''
independent Rifle Company, Capt. Geissler' Com
New. York Turner's Association, Henry Metzner,
President, 800 strong, with badges
Veterans Of the Turner Regiment will also join, and
those from neighboring towns.
l.
No. 2 Angemene Saengerbund, 500 Singers OF the
following Singing Clubs:
Alemania. Mozart Mannerchor'
ColoDia SchilerbuDd
tiermania Sangerbund,
Harmonic, of Williamsburg.
Lorely, Ileldertaiel
Sapeerbund Social Reform.
The above Societies are composed of about fifty
members EACH who have arranged their programme Sc
to keep one continuous song throughout the whole
German Central Committee, steinbrenner. Presi
dent. =,
Mechanics and Artisans Association Of Social Re
formers, 900 strong, 100 singers.
Council No. a Union League, Mr.. a. n. Durham
Chief
Nineteenth Ward Republican Club, Archilla Cain,
President.
ave NJ A. Total Abstinence Association, Major Mi.
chsel Missing, President.
The Italian Benevolent Society, Francisco Nash
President, 300 strong with National banners.
Nineteenth Ward Democratic Workngmen's Union
275 strong. -
On Sxth.ave., right on Fourteenth'st
CHARLES q. CORNELL, Masrhal
Z. T. McClenacLan, John NJ. Freeman,
j. w Downing VIM. NJ. Tweed IT.,
" K. Vermilyea Samuel Z. Downing,
Charles F. Smith, Aids.
THE TRADES.
The Typographical society with Printing Press
Singers Sewing Machines in operatiol with EN-
Herring's String Team with safe and emf oyes
John Stephenson's Cars drawn by six hol SEES
william II. Locke, No. POS to No. PIT West Thirty
siXth-st. a.
One Tenhorsel Truck representing printing Sati
nets.
The Great American Tea Company. Ten horse Truck
Is feet long each side representing 20 States as many
clerks there are States riding inside, Win OUT
nders :.
c. Monks Four horse Truck, representing the making
Of Metallic Signs.
Mrs. A. H. Supple, No. 537 Broadway. Sloat Sewing
Machine; truck machine In operation, by EriccsoD
sngips and machine worked by steam
A. j Hennion, No lei Lcwis.st. ship joiner, wagon
decorated and filed with workmen.
Isaac Smiths Sons. No. 405 broadway, two large
trucks and umbrellas.
Archer L Pancoast, No. 9 Mercer.st, ornamented
wagon, four horses lamp makers, furnishers, &C.
stephens & Lttell, truck, SIX horses. gang OF men
Central Petroleum Exchange, No. 10 Pine st.. Wed.
Clarke Co.. six horse truck, with engine and der
sick IN operation pumping oil
NJ. Yassar & Co. truck drawn by four horses, repre-
stnting the PoughSeepsie ale and porter works.
Two 4horse teas, representing the forwarding bus'
mess, py the Newport, Boston ard New'iork Steam
: 4 " HaughwOut Co.. 6 wagons representing
VIM. Boyd wheelwriglt six. horse wagon men at
work with forge In operation representing the manu.
featuring OF wheels and blacksmhing
Howe d. BOWER, 2 teams With workmen manufactur-
Ing gold and silver. and platform scales.
Steinwsy Son. $50 wOi kmeu representing the mann.
hcture Of 8 piano on the route.
L. Schepp, No 2r2 Greenwich ST forr. horse truck,
distributing coffee IN packages 10 the public and loaded