New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

S Motto. Thanks to onr Army and Navy together
| with suitable insignia and Maroon termination.
6. The Towering Aloe representing a large tree OF
golden fire loaded with flowers Of colored FIRE and
finishing with battery Of Maroons
7. An Illuminated design with the word Sumter
and The Confederate flag floating it. DDring the
burning o. this piece an explosion takes place by which
the Rebel flag is torn 10 pieces and thrown down. and
replaced by the glorious old Stars and Stripes.
g. mechanical piece. the Gallopade of Serpents.
representing two sergens, one in pursuit OF the other
9. BOmbardnent OF Fort Fisher by the monitors and
guuboats throwing shells and red hot shot and
pied TO from the Fort tie piece terminates with the
explosion OF the Fort. which is completely demolished
and thrown down.
TO- Concluding piece appropriate device designed
for the occasion ms piece will represent the eagle
and shield, tue American Flags, festooned around and
encrced with notices and other patriotic sentences
among which she most conspicuous will be One coun-
try, people. one destiny" On wings attached TO
the main or center piece the names of our insricuS
warriors will be placed viz: Grant, Farragui Thomas
sherman. Porter. Sheridan. Atlanta. Savannah
Charleston and wilmington; on the exreniiies OF me
with a tight OF rockets and bomhshels
Another concluding piece will be representation Of
the great Naval engagement in Hampton Roads De.
tween the irOnclads Monitor and Mcrrimac II VIII De
divided into three scenes.
CLOSING OF TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS on MONDAY.
James NJ. Mclean. esq. President OF The Board OF
Education has directed the schools under the care OF
the Board 10 be closed Monday. the 9th instant pro-
yded the weather il fair to enable the teachers and
pupils to participate in the celebration IN honor OF the
VICTORIES recently acLleNcO DF our hrineS nhfl.
REGIMEyTAL ORDERS.
The orders issued for Saturday will remain as pre-
scribed and the various commands will assemble as fol
lows this morning:
First Regmeni-Lafayette place. corner Eighthsi
10 a. III.
Third Regiment Madison Square 1Oa m.
Fourth Regiment-Cry Arsenal 10 a. m.
Fifth Regiment Washington Square lOt n. m.
Sixth observation-disclosures 10 a. IL.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures place ii n. ".
Eighth Eegiment-Grand-st, right Oh broadway
II q. m.
Eleventh MISUNDERSTANDING, corner Tourth4t
Twelfth Regiment Washington Square. II a. IN;
Twenty second Regimel;-ArmOTy. lOurteenta'st
and Sixth-aye. Il! q. N.
Thirty seventh keglmen.-Eserett Rooms Broadway
and Sixtb.ave. 10 a. III.
Fifty fifth Regimeut-W ashingtOn Square. ii o. N.
Si1ty-nnih Regimcn,-EsseS Market 10 a. IL.
Seventy first Rcgimeni-Bond st. IL q. IN.
Egh,y-fourth Eegiment-Fourthst., corner Broad
way, II. a. IL.
in consequence Of want Of arms. uniforms, Sc, the
Second Ninth seventy seventh, Ninety third, Ninety
fifth. Ninety ninth. and One Hundred aud second reg
mcuts VIII not parade. o.,
The division will form IN line on Fourteenth ST. al l.
o'clock precisely
Detachments OF the Second Division. y. c. wiz take
ground the lee; Of the FIRST DIVISION but under Inc
command Of their own Officers
The Sxty.Ninth regiment will form at tie Armory,
Essex Market OF l0i n. court-Inartal Tor the INA!
Of delinquents viii be held on the 25ih inst
POST OFFICE NOTICE.
The Post Office will close NJ 10 TO-DAY. and all mails
will close that hour should the celebration ilhe place
IMPORTANT NOTICE-NATIoNAL CtLEBRATlON or
UNION VICTORIES.
The Committee Of Arrangements earnestly request
that al trHdes civic societies ana others taxing phil
the procession on Monday viii be the division ground
assigned 10 them In the published progr ANNE MOI laef
than II o'clock a. IN Tie head Of tde column VIII move
promptly at the holr esignated.
Invited guest. are notified ~ assemble ~ u O'Clock
precisely OF MonGEy at the Gramefcy iark Hotel Ia
niyGrsi.st, between Third and IourthaVes
where carriages viii b. provided 70 convey them 10
their place in line The head Of the column VIII move
PROMPTLY ai ] O'Clock For the Committee.
WILLIAM 4. BLOnGETI, Chairman.
FRANK 7. Howl. Secretary sssr.
sPEgfAL NOTICE..
The Board Of Education under the charge ois Officers
win appear Ia the procession part OF tAe fiFst
Division. go ..,,
closed AZ - o'clock 70 enable the pups 20 wiiuess or
take part IN the ceremonies provided iof N The fis
Invited guests will BE- received at the Gramercy Park
House at o'clock. Whca the Select COMMITTEE "" ue
Ia attendance to receive them.
II is recommended that owners Of vessels IN port
private residence and propreio.s 81 pnhic buid!hgs
win display their flags early n 10 O'clock a u and
that stores and places Of business mo! be closed al
midday
A salute o. one hundred guns viii be fred IN Madison
Park under the authority Of the AdyEiht hciera oi
be state II has been decided that clock shall be-
the hour Of departure from Uuionsquare. salute
viii b. rei tbs; hour aud the sound 81 the tr-' sun
VII be the sEn$ S Tor %S,ls s., .ss
OF the procession will ac' promptly IN carrying 'nh
order into effect.
ipr and members OF the several committee. VIII
receive their badges on application al 10 MasOh
Doree between the hour Of aud ?. N Inc common
Council respectfully invited oascmble al bflhefey
Park House In TO unite with tho guests m the
OF the procession. by order ~ The committee
of Arrnnpemcnis WV. BLODGErT. Chairman.
+. L. HowE. secretary.