The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-05

grsmnae bring up the rear Of the entire procession
NATIONAL SALUTE YESTERDAY.
In obedience to orders from Secretary Stanton salute
was nred At noon yesterday from ali the forts in tho
hsrbaI Another salute will DO given ON Monday Il the
~ 5Olssing Is the ohncia programme, amended and
qUeota6 - late hour Last night
The Line or March.
From corner Of Fourteenth street and Broadway down
street to Canal up Canal TO Bowery up Bewery and
street Madison avenue, up Madison around
Madison square, down Fifth avenue thence 10 Union
square by Fourteenth street
Order OF Procession.
Detachment Of Police, Mounted and on Foot
Troop Of Cavalry, as Escort to Grand Marshal.
Col. o. h. Hart Major Hand,
Col v. 2. Hail. Capt. VIM. Eagan,
Col. Travers, Capt. Chas A. stetson Jr.,
Major J. erosion Heriot,. Capt. VIM Mccormack,
J. Nelson Tappan.
FIRST DIVISION.
ON FOURTEENTH STREET, RIGHT BROADWAY.
First division New York State National Guard, COM
manded by Major General Charles W. Sanford:
National Guard.
Committee of Arrangements on Horseback
Wool Major General Robert Anderson, Major General
John A. Dix, Admiral Hiram Paulding.
The Governor Of the State Of New York.
The Mayor Of the city Of New York
Aldermen Cou0cilmen
In carriages, two abreast.
Judges OF the Courts.
Board Of Supervisors.
Heads Of Departments and county 0Ghcera
Clergy and professors Of colleges.
SECOND DIVISION.
ON NINTH AVENUE, RIGHT on rovRTEEEm STREET.
Colonel N. T. Mcmahon, Marshal
Major chas Temple Dix, NC Captain rhom.. Lord,
Colonel 6. ": Darling, Capt Paul A Ryder,
Surgeon Mcmillan, Lieut. 8. J. Dockstader
Brigadler General Hunt and STAFF
Brisader General Kinks and staff
Brigader General P. st. George Cooke and staff
Brigadier General Vessels and stan
General officers Of the army duty and leave with
their STAINS.
Onncers OF tho army, mounted and in uniform.
Exoilcers Of the army, who have served duriag the
' wounded soldiers ' IN a. suitable coavsyances
Eurloughed soldiers, ON foot.
Mounted citizens
New England Soldiers Relief Association.
New York State Volunteer Institute Cadetf sndor
New New York csledonans, in Highland costume
Position has been assigned with the invited guests Tor
tho clergy, In the Second division.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal Hon. Abram wakeman.
Colonel Van Brunt Captain C. Heuberer
Captain G. Rice, Mr. r. r. Benton
Onccrs Of the Marine corps, ON leave or on duty.
Sailors and marine2
Post once Devartmen.-Mal Wagons in line, en-
Custom House Department Eight horse truck suit
ably ornamenaed, together with tho employees or tho
Jeremiah sImonson's full rugged ship manned by
veteran tars.
Model representation q the original Monitor twenty
| one, with appropriate motto.
Detachment from tho Sailors Home.
Scanen OF the merchant service
Ocers OF the Custom House will appear In the process
sion, headed BY revenue barses, fully manned, upon
VIM Van Etter, No "a West street, miniature full
rugged nine and ahaif feet long, pierced for
Ono ornamented car, marked Sherman, Geary, Foster
Co., Savannah Ga Grant Sherman Co, Charleston,
s C Porter Terry Co., Wilmington, N. @. Thomas \
FOURTH DIVISION.
VIM. segman, Marshall
julius Dengestadt, I. Reiss,
Heinrich Appel. Joseph Hillsnbrand
Independent Ride Company, Captain Gessler, COM
New York Turner's Association Henry M...uer prcs.
dent, three hundred strong, with badges.
Veterans OF the Turner regiment will also join, and
moo No. iL %r 1ss soSssy GT Trcc. President
| No 2 Algemsne saengerbund, nve hundred singers,
| Alicmania' Mozart Mannsrchor.
Collonia schllerbund,
Germanla sangerbund,
Harmonic, Of Williamsburg,
| sangcrbund, Social Reform.
The above ten societies are composed or about any
members each, who have arranged their programme %
Is 70 keep up one continuous song throughout the whole
German Central Committee, steinbrennsr President.
| Robert Blum, Mutual Aid Union Of Germans, forty
Mechanics and Arsans Association Of Social Reform.
| era, thousand strong, one hundred singerA
Council No. Z, Union League, ME- A. N. Durham,
| Chief
Nineteenth Ward Republican Club, Archila Cain, Pres-
Avenue A. Total Abstinence Association Major Michael
The ITALIAN benevolent Society, Tsanesoo Nash, Prcsi
pemocs.o lccisSn Two hundred
men, James hcKenns chairman; }. Morris and James
Christ Discn, No 20 Greenwich street. wagon, with six
70 fsss n & s
s he l.ss forty eight hours . s'~' ' ~ "''0'A
FIFTH DIVISION.
on "1rn 1 rS.. sn,r. e , Ssn. STREET.
L AIDA
| G. r McC1snachan, John n. freeman,
| ". r. vermilyes ssml. Q Downing,
g. r. Burre Chas. y. Smith.
THE rRADE
Trades will DO formed the Of the express conpa-
nes In the order herein designated and report - eleven
Aids 70 the Marshai will report, mounted, a ten
| O'Clock, at headquarters, Everett HOUSE..
This division viii DO divided into ave sections each
The Fourth and FIN, sections will be under inc I'm me-
date charge Of Captain J. W. Downing, ~ Assistant
| Marshal
/ FIRST sxcriox.
! 1-Exprcss Companies
2Central Petroleum Exchange, eighteen horse truck,
with immense engine and derrick In operation, pumping
OIL; miniature two thousand Ave hundred barrel tank,
followed BY the "Man who has struck OIL and the
man who has not struck oil" representing the follow
,1g companies:-Tho Central, United Farm, Blood,
and other companies.
2-satinst printers, ten horse truck VIM. II. Locke,
i 200 West Thirty sixth street
steel Pen Mandatory, truck with pen machine In
operaton thirty young ladies In white distributing ono
hundred thousand pens
s-Aner'csa Tss cVm0saz sse horse suck. thirty sIz