The New York herald., 1865-03-04
HANNIBAL AND TIppoo sMB REOIvIv
Wines and Cigars to be Distribute,
to the Crowd.
THE MEETING In UNION SQUARE.
Grand Finale OF Fireworks
Illuminati0ns,
xc., &c., kes

The nnal arrangements for the grand celebration to-day
Aavs been completed and there is little doubt that
The edemonsraton viii be Of the grandest that has
ever occurred in the country should Jupiter Puvus and
the other gods godeses who preside weather
prove favorable.
The street sweepers were busiy at work last night
eaning Broadway and the thoroughares through which
the procession is TO pass and the probability
Vtte of all the rain and visible yesterday the city
Vail be In decent condition this morning.
AL along the Of the procession the hotelss
end private residences will be decorated with nags and
Assumptions of character appropriate the
Tho programme Of the procession ID rs follows:-
The Line OF March.
From Of Fourteenth street and Broadway down
Broadway 70 Astor House, up Park row and Centre
excet to Canal, up Canal TO Bowery, up Bowery and
Fourth avenue TO Twenty street. down Twenty
erect TO Madison avenue Madison and around
MADISON square, down Fifth avenue, thence 10 Union
square by Fourteenth street
Order OF Procession.
Detachment of Police, Mounted and Foot
Troop Of Cavalry, as Escort 70 Grand Marshal.
1rgadier General William Hall, Grand Marshal and Aids
Col O H Hart, Major Hand,
Col q = Warine. Can't. Black.
Major j. Groshon Herot, Capt VIM Mccormack,
J. Nelson Tappan.
FIRST DIVISION.
on FOURTEENTH sIREsT RIGHT on BROADWAY
rrst division New York State National Guard, CON-
nanded by Major General Charles w. sandford.
Detachmens OF the Second division New York State
National Guard
Committee Of Arrangements on Horseback.
Lieutenant General Winfield Scott, Major General John
Z Wool Major General Robert Anderson Major General
John A. Dix, Admiral Hiram Paulding
Tho Governor Of the State Of New York.
The Mayor OF the city Of New York
The Board OF Aldermen and the Board Of Councilmen
- carriages, two abreast.
Judges Of the Courts
1eard Of Supervisors.
Heads OF Departments and county ofdcefA
Clergy and professors Of colleges.
SECOND DIVISION.
Colonel n T. Mcmahon, Marshal
Msjm Chn Temple Dix, Captain Thomas Lord,
Colonel Chas; 9. Halpns, Captain a: ". Smith,
Ssrseon Mcmillan. Lieut. 8 ]. Doclsssdes
Major S General Peck and staii IT, D-'"
Brgadier General Hunt and staff.
Drf adler General Kinks and stan
Brtgad.er General = st. George Cooke and stan.
Brignd or General Vessels and staff.
General officers Of the army duty and leave, with
eher staffs
Od,ccrs OF the army, mounted and in uniform
Ex-om ers Of the army, who have served during the
present war, In uniform.
Wounded soldiers, in suitable conveyances.
vurloushcd soldiers, on foot
Mounted citizens
Veterans or 1914
New York State Volunteer Institute Cadets under
New York caledonians in Hizhiand costume.
Che clergy, In the second division.
THIRD DIVISION.
on uGTru AVENUE, RIGHT FOURTEENTH srRERr
Marshal, Hon Abram wakeman
AIDS.
Colonel Van Brunt Captain 9 Heuberer,
Captain C. Ri,e, Mr. X r. Benton.
OhCers OF the navy, ON leave duty.
One rs of the Marine corps, Oh leave or on duty.
Sailors aud mar
Jerem ah smonson's full rugged ship, manned by
veteran tars
Model pres ntaton OF the original Monitor, twenty
feet long, by Thomas r. Rowland builder OF the original
one, With appropriate motto.
Detachment from tho Sailors Home
ocalncn ol the merchant service.
omces o. the Custom House will appear In the process
SON headed ny revenue bargcs, fully manned, upon
Vim Van Etter No 81 West street. miniature fun
rgged mano-war mine aud half feet long, pierced for
On ornanented car, marked Sherman Gcarv Foster
TO-, Savanhah, Ga. Grant, sherman N Co Cbarlcston
Porter; Terry Co, Wilmington, N. G. Thomas 4
FOURTH DIVISION
sgvEyrn AVENUE, RIGHT FOURTEENTH srpxrr
WIN. Seiiaman, Marshal
julius Dcngelstadt, 7. Rciss,
lie nrich Appel, Joseph Hillcnbrand
New York Sharpshoo,crs
lndep Ddent Riae Company, Captain Geissler, com.
msnding.
New York Turner's Association, Henry Metancr, Prcsi
dent, t,rco hundred strony, with badges
Vet rams Of the Turner regiment will also join, and
those from neighboring towns.
No l. Ar on so city, G. Tricca, President
No 2 Aligeme ne saengerbund, Ave hundred singers,
u tho following Singing Clubs:-
Allenania, Mozart Nannerchor,
COluna, Schillerbund,
Ge1nana, sangcrbund,
Harmonic, OF Williamsburg,
Lorely, LedertafeI,
kangcrbund, Social Reform.
The above ten ,,oisties composod Of about nfty