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

WASHING ON.
8eeend Inauguration Of Psesi-
dent Lincoln.
TIE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
Imposing Military and Civic
Demonstration.
Universal Turnout of
People.
0nense Threng Of Visitors from al
Parts Of the Country.
Woe President Johnson's Ad-
dress to the Senate, Cabinet,
Judges and Diplomats.
The Reception at the White
House.
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FINALE OF the Thirty-eighth
Congress.
Complete List Of Acts Passed During
the Session.
VAledictories Of Vice President
Hamlin and Speaker Colfax,
&C., &C.. sc.
1m PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION.
FINALE OF the Thirty-eightl
Congress.
Complete List OF Acts Passed During
the Session.
VAledictories Of Vice President
1amlin and Speaker Colfax,
&C., &C.. sc.
7HR PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION.

meuguIo1lOn ceremonies oRo over. tre6l0ens
ssan has for the second time formally entered upon
- geat responsibilities Of his once The following
- account Of the ceremonies.
Notwithstanding the incessant and heavy rain, the
Ds0sAcs turned ont In large numbers proceeded to
- Capitol 70 witness the ceremonies Of the inaugura.
o..
n procession formed on Sixteenth street. near Penn
U1vana avenue shortly before eleven O'Clock and not
Uhstauding the rain streets hrouged by
- people The following The order Of tho process
usa:-
A. The MArhal.in-ChieE Aids
Tho Military Escort
uasshA Of the District Of Columbia and his DeputIea
Ex-Presdents
m Vice President and Vice President elect
The Cabinet
The Corps Dplomatique.
The judiciary.
Senators and Representatives
Ex-Senators and Representatives
Heads Of Bureaus and Assistants
ess and soldiers Of the Revolution and Of the war OF
The National Union College Band
The National Union Executive Committee.
NJ National Executive Committee Of the Loyal Leagues
ne Lincoln and johnson clubs, with car, &c.
- Washington Lincoln and johnson Club, with xoni-
TOR, &c.
The Washington press.
Detachment Of the United states Marine corps
Dsachnent Of the First brigade Of Quartermaster Vol.
Other military organizations
Gicsboro alcadc.
Turner associations Of Washington and Georgetown
Odd Bellows and other benevolent associations.
ma Chief Marshal designated by IN orange color
- soarf with white rosettes and blue saddle cloth with
g1G trmmings His thirteen aids wore cherry colored
ssars with white rosettcs. Their saddle cloths
white and blue The Marshall Chief and his aids
wore yellow gauntets and carried blue batons two feet
leng, gded inches ut the ends The marshals were
Assgnated by blue scar and white roscttcs white sad
s cloths trimmed with red white gloves and pink batons
Win white ends two inches deep The marshals repre-
ssnsng States and Territories designated by white
ssars with blue rosetes white saddle cloths trimmed
sd white gloves and white batons feet long, with
pink ends two inches Deep The Chief Marshal and his
ads and the marshals black hats black frock coats
anA black trowscra
A. about eleven o'clock the procession commenced
sowing towards the Capitol from the corner Sixteenth
slsset and Pennsylvania The military escort
sonssed Of several bands Of music. two regiments Of the
Invalid corps, squadron Of cavalry battery Of arti
hsry and four companies Of colored troops.
The Mayor and Common Council OF this city, the visit
ing Councilmen from Baltimore tho Washington fre-
and tho visiting fremen OF Philadelphia uhe Good
vin Franklin aud Perseverance, companies having their
engines along) noticeable features Of tho process
gon.
lodge OF coorcd Frecmasons was noticed among the
Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges In the procession.
Tho limo OF march Of the procession was decorated
With flags displayed from buildings including
ehc public buildings and all the windows along the
wore crowded with citizens OF both sexes and all ages
end there considerable enthusiasm manifested az
svery stage Of progress made by The procession The
arses, however, In q miserable ccnd tion,
eunnt upon the rain Of the morning, which, though
slackened about eight O'clock not entirely over I'll
nsax the time al which the procession began 70
me procession was mile ia length. There was
Dntns press engaged striking Oh for the people
saoug the route.
The ceremonies Of the Inauguration were somewhat
esaayod BY the storm Of the morning and tho decncn
q Mr. Lincoln In the Executive Chamber signing hills
They took place In the Senate Chamber Tho doors OF
Ae chamber were thrown open ~ eleven O'Clock The
srPresdcnis and Vice Presidents az the United States
CAisf Justice and Associate Justices OF the Supreme
Cs1 and the Judiciary Of The federal and state govern
en&s Of the United States the Governor and on over
nOs Of States and Territories and Assistant secretaries
- Departments, and the Mayors Of Washington and
ocorgetown, and officers who received the thanks OF
Congress- entered at the east door OF the northern wing
- the Capitol They occupied seats the right and
IN Of the main entrance The Supreme Court Judiciary
Vsre seated the right Of the Chair, the Diplomatic
s0ps placed next TO the Judiciary The heads Of
Apartments occupied seats at the left
The other officials and invited persons were seated in
NE body Of de chamber
The families VI the diplomatic corps and the ladies Of