New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

York the Leasature the Mayor Of the City New York
Menhe OF the board of Aldermen aud the Board Of Council
Supervisors heads of departments and County Officers.
Col NJ T. Mcmahon Mol'Hai AGs; Major Charles Temp
Dix Col. Charles g. Heipne Col {. w. Darling Capt fS1
a. Ryer Surgeon Nc MILAN Capt Thomas Lord Capt A. w
Brig Gen Hunt and staff, Br Gen Hncks and Stad, Bre
Cen T. ST. George Cooke aud staff Brighten "e'sei' arc
General ocer- Of the Army duty and leave, with then
Officers Of the Amy, Mounted and in Uniform.
E~CMceIs Of the Army who have served during ue pres
ort wax IN Uniform.
Wounded soldiers in exurcss wagons drawn by four and six
horses Messrs Wells Bontecou Co.. lumber dealers had
IL the procession large truck, drawn by eight h0ies III"
Furloushed Soldiers foot.
Mounted Citizens.
Sick and Wounded Soldiers from United States
General Hospital, Lexinston-aye, IN omnio"S'S ana an
New. England Soldiers Relief association.
New York Volunteer Institute Cadets about ~ n mum
New.YcrS Calsdcaians. in Highland Costume, George
Mitchell Chici, headed by their ppeIs'
Hon. Ahrqm Wakenmn, Marshal; Aids, Col. Van Brun',
Capt. G. Rice Cap, {. Heubarcr, Mr. II. Z. Benton
Officers Of the Navy
4 FOIL rigsed slip manned by Tar'
Officers Of the Marine Corps
Sailors and marines.
a model OF q monitor irou.clad.
lc0pounder Parrot gun, labeled "shorie' road to
Peace
Post office Department. mail wagons in line, with al o'
The Collectors department Of the Cus,omIIouse repre-
sented by the heads Of the different divisions IN
drawn by our horses Deputy Collector MudsIu actHS n
Marshal also two large trucks Of Messrs g. H. Deane WI
The trucks decorated and filed with goods Of va
4 revenue rye. filly manned on a sx horse truck
commanded nv Mar.lnI Wm Seienan with the following
aids Julius peneestadi l. Keiss Hcnrch APPEL Joseph hi
lcnbFsnd.
% divop was cornosel rriucipallv Of German Rifle com
panie and political organizations all decked out in holiday
attire and presenting very hne appearance,
FnTn DIVISION
Chares G. Cornell, MaI.hal Aids.C T. McClen1elan j
W Downing. W. r. NeTmlyea. :. II. Brrrrll John VI
freeman. William NJ. Tweed Jr, Samuel {. Downing, Chs
y. Smith
In this Division there were 200 rsdes represented with
wokmcn bnsly Jogging wheels rvetns boilers, manuisc'u
ing cigars backsmng chip oinery, and other occupations
numerous Notwithstanding the largest division in the
procession There than tx hundred giy
bedecked and loaded With goods Of all varieties. They
drawn horses decorated with bunting and flags and covered
with blankets which the Of the Union ycto
ries appeared conspicuousy.
Stuffed figures Of the Warus the Giraffe, AM the Shetland
Pony appeared IN the line, mounted trucs life ike and
natural.
Nearly all the Expres, Companies In this city repre-
sented in The procession ty their wagons and high spirited
horses.
articles were distributed rratuousy along tie route. Two
mammoth and horse 10 hands high exhibited.
Mo;;ocs displayed abundance boxes trunks, and
other suitable places.
There several in the division from which
fred sautes every few along the line march Tie
hh Division being large divided into five sections.
The Fourth and Firh Sections under the immediate
charge Of Cap, J. w. Downing as Assistant Marshal
sIrTH DIVISION.
Seventyni Fire Companies embracing Engines. Hose
and Hook and Ladder Companies psraded this division,
COMMANDED by Chief John Decker. MaFsha and the A
sssnt Engineers aids. There Of 20 men
company making altogether $50 Tn,
chimes Handsomely festooned with ribbons. flags kc
and ornamented with feather stuffed dogs and rooste
live bear was seated on hook and ladder and onotsr
live recon. The rem.n neatly sired IN black pants
red -hrs ans fire caps ard made very hno appearance
The mammoth war eephau, Hannibal and the Prormins
eephhn, Tppoo ssb bros ut Up the Of the oceson
together with Arabian camel- led by native bedoun
rHE POLICE ARRASGgHryTs
throughout the day excellent. ~ II O'Clock the
Captain. Of various precincts reported 20 Superintendent
Kennedy Police Headquarters, and we're assigned their
respective posons Each precinct above and below the line
Of march cotrbuel three sections Of men, a those
added 70 the force ia the precincts through with the process
sion passed and aided in keeping the caf The pro
beaded by Inspector Carpenter in light carnage
followed BY deachmeus Of mounted Poc irom the go
Precinct commanded by Sergeant schoou"akeT Then
came carrsge containing Commissioners Actin and Mcnu
raw and Superintendent Kennedy Ne1t foo'ed the Broad
way squad coninsnded by Sergeant Nan ioen On reach
Ing Uon square entire Police force de'ad fos the pH
pose reported Capt Copeland and were bym assigned to
the Of keeping the immense throns on pressing upon
the pace reserved for the and othese preserving
order In the evening the Seventh Precinct Saon house
Illuminated by order Of Capt. Jameson the men were
furnished with collation. after the htigoes the day. No,
wh.iandns the immense crowds that filled the streets aud
squares the day aud evening onone slight acct
dent reported by The PocetLat Of mn who fell from
one OF the truck. ths procession in Brosay end received
trieiug injury.
The Great Union Mecing.