Evening star., 1865-03-04

There was some DISAPPOINTMENT expressed tndt
the steamer OF No company was not in line;
but its absence Is accounted for from the fact
tha although it was shipped from the factory
at Manchester. N. H., in ample time TO reach
here, that the preoccnpancy of the roads by the
Government prevented 1t from arriving
beautiful Temple Of Liberty car drawn by
four large bay horses. In this car, which was
surmounted by beautiful tent; il was intend
ed that there should be u number of young
ladies representing the different States of the
Union, but owing to the threatening state of
the weather in the morning their places were
supplied by boys.
East Washington Lincoln and johnson Club.
headed by William Dixon, President and mar
shaled by J. q. Dulin. With this club there
was fine working model Of the Monitor,
drawn by four white horses At intervals
two guns were fired from the turret by George
ID. Dice. The Monitor had on the bow, @The
Union Our Home" and the turret was gaily
decorated with flags, one for each State. Aft
the turret were tive streamers, while on the
turret was q captains pennant; forward, a
Union jack, and aft, the American ensign.
This was gotten up in handsome manner,
under the direction Of Mr.. VIM Boron. Capt.
Bowman's battery OF howtZers, manned by
men fron the yard, accompanied club, and
before the procession started fired a salute.
Loyal Pennsylvanians, numbering about
sixty, marshaled by Joseph M. W. Wilson,
and headed by the band OF the I'd Pennsyl vania
heavy artillery.
Seventh Ward Lincoln and johnson Club,
numbering over 100, headed by the band from
Finley Hospital, and marshaled by G.. q. COL
lison.
Potomac Hose Company of GEORGETOWN,
about 30 members uniformed in black pants,
red shirts and New York hat, drawing beau
uful reel gaily decorated.
Mount Pleasant Hospital Band.
Wagon OF Hope Despatch Go. with printing
press, under a canopy Of flags drawn by six
bay horses.
Two companies OF United States Marines
from the Barracks and Navy Yard, numbering
about 100 men headed by the Marine Band un-
der the lead Of Professor Scala: Captain Til
ton had command of this detachment assisted
by Lieutenants Young, Reed and Robinson,
and Sergeant Major Dunn.
Detachment of I'd Battalion, V. r. G., Q4ith
company under command OF Sergeant Con-
Battalion of 18th regiment u S colored
troops, from Camp Casey, Captain Brown and
Lieuts. Walton and Roberts.
Hays Brass Band, (colored)
Delegations of colored Odd Fellows, from
the following lodges: John +. Cook, No. 1,1s5;
Union Friendship, sol, and Eastern Star, ,G2S;
J. f. N. Wilkinson, chief marshal: G. w.
Gainor, B. E. Cant, and E. Bell assistants.
The colored Odd Fellows had fine banner,
bearing on one side portrait OF John F. Cook,
and on the other the ensignia OF the order.
Band Of Campbell Hospital.
Giesboro' cavalcade, numbering over 100 on
horseback, headed by the mounted band Of the
sd u. S. cavalry.
This brought up the rear OF the procession.
The Marshals.
Marshal.in -Chiaf-Daniel Goodloe. Aids
to the Marshal. l.ir-Chief-Captain J. s. Poland,
Lewis Clephane, George II. Plant Dr: ID; W
Bliss Il. q; Robbins. VIM: S. Mitchell, J. L
Henshaw, Major G. W. DeCosta, Colonel A. G..
M. Provost, DR. Il ID. Gilman, J. 7. Clements,
jr., 4. Richards B. B. French, jr.
Marshals.-Major Charles Hamlin, De We're
Burr, Alexander Shepherd, James w. Deeble,
Job Angus, Lieutenant Colonel Gardner Tufts,
J. S. Brown. John g Adams, II. q. Addison,
Lieutenant Samuel Fessenden. John 7. Hilton,
W. r. Craig, Seward A. Foot, A. G. Hall, Geo.
Jr 'iaI n.
w. Jones, DIR. II. A. Robbins, Franklin Rives,
Major E. E. Paulding, Robert 5. Stevens. Will
lard Seares, Clement L. West, Major E; M.
Stebbins, Lieutenant Colonel James A. Hall,
A. l.. Hayes, John r. Thompson, George Fl.
Plant, jr., q. H. Snow Il. B. Clark, Or. Daniel
B. Clark, Il. ]. Brooks, Q. M: Keyes, Sergeant
White, H. Grossmayer, James Galway, John
w. Fitzhugh. W. J. Stephenson, A. H. Sawyer,
A. Cluss, Lewis F. Perry, l. y. Campbell,
Ge2rge I Brown, : nnoFFpsOh; Fin nPSmas Phin
o. A. Stevens. Edward Griggs, T. b. Brown,
L.. b. Jackson, Gratiot Washburne, Lieutenant
&. a. Whitman, M. G. Emery, Thomas Lewis,
Asbury Lloyd, William Orme, Fielder Dorsett,
John Alexander, Major T. II. Gardner, Ohas.
J. Frazier. r. J. Meigs, jr., F. A. Boswell, 1t.
Albion Howe, George A. Bassett, George N.
A. Bates, James Kelly, Charles s. English, j.
A. Magruder, r. A. Shinn. james A. McKean,
Joseph Gerhardt, Fred Myers, D: q; Forney,
Edward Baldwin, S. r. Bell, F. N. Blake, Jo-
Murtagh, John Paxton, H. O. Reever. N. VIII
lian, Richmond J. Southworth, DIR. Julius
Nichols, w. q. Tuck, u. F. Guy, J. r. Dodge,
&. T. MeLain, Prof W. E. Joilison. Gilbert b.
TowIes, q. X. Vaughn, Samuel 7. Ellis, Chas.
fhDmasEp RsRisl am Bake X Thomas Adams l.
W. d. Moore, Captain James Lawrence, DR..
S. A. H. McKim, L. Fl. Walker, Captain r. 7.
Territories Gen. John q. Caldwell, Me-;
Major Evarts w. Farr, N. H.; Edw'd S. Dana,
Vt; Major Chas. N. o. Rogers, Mass. Walter
=. Simmons, 81 Il; l.; H9n ben), NPyes. rdn T W
J A. S. Fuller, Pa; b. F. M. Hurley, Md; III.
NJ. Slade, Ohio; James II. Clements, Va: Prof.
B. S. Hedrick, n; O.; J. r nj. ERping, s o.;
Ala Gen. A. Anderson, Miss; E. Murphy, La;
Gov. VIM. Bebb, Tenn; Col. Jas: W. Irwin,
KY; J. J. Cummings, Ind; DR.; IS. Bangs,
Major Rob't ]. Stevens, Gal; b. N. Hawes, Ia;
Major Geo. W. Barter, W is; HI. II. Bracket,
Min; Edward E. Fuller, Kan; Col. r: w. Fur
mas, Neb.; Stephen Gage, New; Hon G. E. Up
son, Mon: VIM II. Rurleigh, Bak.
United States Marshals.
Chef-Ward H. Lamon, Distict OF Columbia.
Assistant U. s. Marshals-John S. keyes,
Mass; VIM Millward, Pa; Robert Murray,
Chas Clark, Maine; c. q. =. Baldwin, VT;
Chas. Dickey. Mich; Earle Bill Ohio; Col;
Jones, H.; Geo. ". Phillips, Robert Lamon,
and VIM. A. Mulloy. Washington.
The following gentlemen acted as citizen aids
to the U. S. Narshals e. S. Cleveland, Conn;
J. p. Bartholow and S. r Hanscom, Washing.
ton; VIM Stowe, Mass; Ex Gov. Newell, N.
J.: Maj Gen. Julius Stahl, N. Y; John MeMa.
nus and Franklin johnson, Pa; Erasmus J.
Middleton, Washington; James w. Clayton,
Md Col. Blake, Ind; w. Y. Seliick, Wis; G.
B. DEMO, Cal; Judge Delehay, Kansas; 3.
Van Ripper, N. J.; Edward Gregg, Pa; DR..
Stephenson, Ind: Capt w W. Smith, Iowa;
James Currens, Pa; Charles Sherrell, N. Y.
At the Capitol.
Early this morning the grounds surrounding
the Capitol assumed an animated appearance
and rapidly filled mp with visitors, determined
on securing favorable positions. A line OF
guards were posted about the steps OF the east
ern front. (all other entrances being closed,)
who permitted none to pass except those pro.
vlded with tickets OF admission. The doorway
leading from the steps to the Senate chamber
was completely in vested by ladies awaiting
the hour for their admission; and approach from
the outside being impossible, a skiIlful flank
movement by the Star reporter on a neighbor-
Ing window became necessary, and resulted in
his triumphant occupation OF the reporters gal