New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
INAUG uRATIoN DAY.
THE OUTDOOR PROCEEDINGS.
SCENE IN THE SENATE.
The Inaugural Addresses Of 1861 and 1865.
From Our Special Correspondent
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PREPARATIONS

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| PREPARATIONS
Amid the din, hurry and confusion of the
closing days of Congress were carried on the prepa
ratons for the inauguration Of the President and vice.
President elect Of the United States The Committee on
the part Of Senate early prepared ana issued rules anu
regulations the admission OF persons to the foor anu
aeries Of the Senate Chamber and entrusted tie exc
cution of the orders to G. T. Brown,
of the United States Senate Tickels were printed and
for two days the Office Of the Sergeanat' ArIns rooms
were crowded with applicants for admission to the ga
lery Meanwhile the laborers ebont the puDhc gfounus
were employed to clean the space tie east front OF
the Capitol 70 erect platform and seeng and make all
the necessary outdoor arrangements for the accommo
1atiOn Of the participants 40 anu Spectators Va 'NS
duration ceremonies.
THE RUSH or VISITORS.
| Chief Marshal Goodoe matured and Published the
programme for the day and arranged an order OF
grand procession escort to the President elect
Fully week before the Inauguration Day visitors De-
Gan IN tbrope the hotels in Washington. and every
available room bed nook and corner we're occupied or
engaged in advance. BY the middle OF the week tue
overflow had reached Baltimore. and all the botei'
were rapidly filed by persons en- route Tor the C"p''
The fortunate circumstance Of an all night Session Vi
both Houses of Congress afforded graiutous oaens !"
large number of strangers, who stretched themselves
on the cushioned benches and slept soundy around the
heads of their noisy representatives.
THE WEATHER.
Two days Of almost incessant rain had co'ered 'n'
streets with mud. and the heavy storm atdayiSbt IDS
morning made all fear that the inclemency OF inc
weather would greatly mar the ceremonies OF tho day
YIREMEN FROM ABROAD.
On Friday evening the Philadelphia hremen arrived
at the Washington depot OF the Baltimore ala on''
Railroad The delegation consisted OF members OF tno
Good Will, Perseverance. and Franklin Fire Engine
companies. The Perseverance, and Hood VIZ were 'ho
guests of the United States steam fire brigade ana ne
Franklin OF the Washington city Fire Dapar'ineh':
They were all dressed in the New.York city style 81
equipment, black fire hats coats and pants ana ieu
shirts
The Good viii had their steam fire engine, hose car
rage and 900 feet of hose, accompanied by 60 men
ho perseverance their hose carriage with LOCO feet OF
hose and 60 men; and the Franklin. their steamer anu
boss carriage same as the Good W and with " NEIL
THE WELCOME.
.nsr m informal greeting at the depot, the CON-
nroceeded escorted by the delegation which was
there TO meet them. under the direction Of Mr. Wia~
Dlson chief engineer Of the United States steam nrS
b,;cade and Mr. Sessford chief engineer OF the c'!s
r;,e in torch light procession. 10 the hoer
MIA engine house. and were received with nne dspa!
Of fireworks after which they were entertainer must
bosnitably The Perseverance boys lodged al INC
K,rtxood apd the Good Will and Franklin al inc
National. cox
The Good Will was accompanied BY the Liberty 'oi'
net Band of Philadelphia, the Perseverance, Wy i'1s
lass. Rand. and the Franklin Hose Company by the
Frankford National Band a
The Philadelphia remen were welcomed at tue uep''
nv Mayor wallach. They then proceeded up tne
avenue stopping at the Presidents house where ,he5
were welcomed by his E1celency the President.
THE PROGRAMME.
The following was the programme Published oy Mar
shal Goodloe:
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION, ETC. 80
Aids The Marshal in-Chief Aus
The Military Escort
The Presden. Of the United States and bis Private
Secretary with the Marshal IL the District
| Of Columbia and his Deputies
right and len.
Ex-Preslders.
The Vice. President and Vice'fresioeh' e~o@ y
The Cabinet
The Corps Diplomatique.
The Judiciary
/, Senators and Representatives.
ExSenators and Representatives.
Heads of Bureaus and Assistants.
Officers and Soldiers Of the Revolution and OF the war
The National Union College Band
The National Union Executive Committee,
The National Executive Committee OF the Lo!si
, Leagues.
State and City Authorities.
The Lincoln and johnson Clubs with Car @e
State ORGANIZATIONS. 80
r East Washington Lincoln and Johnson ''"0 WIZ"
| The Fire Organizations.
The Washington Press. ~
oeoars NJ the Army NAVY Marine Corps and Militia
Detachment of the United States Marine Corps.
Detachment of the First Brigade OF QuaItermasier Vol
nsAAPa
Other Military Organizations.
| Giesboro Cavalcade.
Turner Associations Of Washington and Georgetown.
Odd Fellows and other benevolent Associatiops'
The engine and hose companies from Philadephs
and Washington were provided with horses to draw
their ngines and carriages in the procession.
| THE CROWD.
At an early hour outstanding the storm aud rain
OF the morning unbroken lines Of people were moving
towards the capitol and but for the presence and prompt
action Of the Marshals forces. the halls. galleries
and massage ways Of the building would have been
crowded in advance of the arrival Of any Of the public
officers.
AN ALLNIGHT SESSION.
After having been in session during the whole night,
m. Houses OF Congress took Of two hours from
o'clock tille The Senate well through with the
important business before it, and awaited the seton OK
the House on the miscellaneous appropriation Dill bn'
in the House il was evident that there was deterna
ton and an organized plan on the Democratic sioe o'
tina floor 10 defeat the bill by the Consumption oi Univ
IN foolish motions and calling the yeas ana nays
THE SCENE IN The SENATE
.,,o o,o,ock midday. the scene in the Senate was
-. hr;u,.nt and imposing. All aronnd the spacious
,ae,ies eyery seat was filed and every place IN when
er could stand or on which they coud hang was ocen
aJ The seats OF the galleries had been set apart eh.