The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07
ARCHER Il PANCOAST,
Manufacturers of Gas Fixture and Lamps,
Nos. o, II, Is, Is and II Stone street.


On the sides Of the first, which was drawn by four
white horses the following mottoesOn one side,
sour Army" on the other, ''6ur Navy" The second
was highly ornamented with flags and banners and
tanned large cases Of merchandise, directed" Sher man.
Gcery, Foster 4 Co., Savannah, Ga;n Grant Sherman
mngton, N CO. "Thomas & Co., Nashville, Tenn"
farragut Co.. New Orleans, care Of United states and
The third car had side the motto "One Flag
the other ''One Country In this number Of young
ladies' occupied manufacturing the "Ridgewood"
lent tobacco, were also distributed to the crowd On
large nag in this car was inscribed Rdgewood Smoking
Among the most attractive curiositics Of the Fifth
division the representation Of the California interest
There was an Indian hunter In full costume in paint
and feathers Of many ashy colors but in which the
red, white and blue largely predominated. He
in the full costume OF the American savage. miner
at work was also noticed and wnegrowers, dressed
BILE REPRESENTATIONS Of the prominent classes Of Cali
forna In its earlier days. contributed to the variety OF
reaching from ocean to ocean The California interest
was represented thus by Perkins, Stern Co.. Of No $50
Few Of the many curiosities which passed like an
immense panorama before tho eyes Of the more and
aSor b hors hs orse :
high, and weighs 800 pounds He is well proporcned
equine species dressed out in co0rs and flags ana
stepped In majestic time to the music OF band which
immediately before him. All the boys and girls and
many OF their fathers and mothers, loud In their
adm ration and praise Of the great American horse.
In this connection may be noticed two immense oSen
which appeared little In the OF the big horse These
were five thousand pounds weight, and yet were
able 70 walk toerably we'll They were dressed in
flags and notices. which suggested the Idea Of becf for
our gallant army
che fourth section Of the Fifth division, there little
that requires special d, scription
CIGAR MAKING AND DISTRIBUTING IN THE PROCESSION.
W. n. Harding, OF 1s4 Water street. had a two horse
truck in the procession carrying thirteen cigar making
machines busiy work ON of the horses blankets
was displayed, sour Peace commiss oncrs-Grant and
Sherman On the other, 1.-The Last Ditch-Richmond
On the front Of one OF tho horses were the words
charleston, Savannah and Columbia" On the front Of
the other Fort Fisher, Fort Anderson and Wilmington
On tho end OF the truck displayed the motto ''moke
Out Our Enemies and on the front Of IT, prentice
Invention OF the Ag,-cgars for soldiers-Great
Saving Of Time and Labor; and on the reverse side,
"1igaIs for sailors.'' The truck and the horses
were dressed profus ly with the starry flag.
A. j. Hennion, ISL Lewis street, had a handsomely
decorated two horse wagon On each eide was designed
iu rugged ship, with the inscription ship Joiners'
Socicty.D The inside OF the wagon was filled with the
employees u tho establishment.
FIFTH SECTION.
A CAR LOAD IRISH PoTERy.
Among the many amusing additions was the turnout
made by Mr.. John McAulife, Of 40 Nassau street. II
consisted o. large car drawn BY eight y h1 rs On the
which distributed to such anti cold water individuals
In the crowd as favored "strong comforts"
large banner the bore the following inscrip-
ScxTFfEs IRISH wniskEY
Cead Mile FaiRhe {
s>>.~<ss~ss
rhc latter sentence meaning, In English "A hundred
Thousand Welcomes
large banner above the casks proclaimed follows:
DoNf Avofo The sDRATGaTS
BY order Of {
PROVOST MARSHAL McAULIFFE.
An Irish piper occupied prominent position the
car and made the air melodious with the national music
Of the Emerald Isle envcning himself occasionally by
''shmal tashte % the craythur."
THE UNION BE HEATED By STEAM.
Baker, Smith, Co., had truck drawn by four gray
horses which samples OF q steam heating ap-
paratus and banner, according which the following
proposal was made-
Baker Smith, h Co., viii heat the Union by steam
when Old Abe fences IL inn
Tho turnout made by Messrs. Fisher 4 Bird, OF East
Houston street, consist OF specimens OF sculpture
schtod flooring Of marble, &c, much admired.
"A sixty horse power oscating engine, from the shop
Of William d. Andrews Brother, OF Ala Water street.
truck drawn by eight horses attracted considerable