The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-21

eight O'Clock had CHANGED 10 teerning rain; but
still the crowd surged and swayed in the before
the hotel, evidently determined TO witness the con
Guiding of the festivities tho country + hero.
Umbrellas shot up the heads OF the crowd like
veopcd the bonnets OF the fair who s resoately
remained AT length the FIRST piece fired and its
ignition and sudden illumination We're hailed by the
crowd with loud cheers. III umbrellas in 'front.' came
down suddenly they elevated in obedience 70
the demands Of those in the rear from whom they in
some measure INSTRUCTED the ew the display. Some
Of the jocuar al-p insisted upon chats
off, 20 further remove all impediment to clear
view of the fireworks Tho INTERPRETATIONS dangers
of sch proceeding however, seemed to be taken INTO
consideration by tho possesos Of the Objectionable
epetroeums" and casors and compliance not
yielded to the request The best of good humor pre-
vailed despite the rain and the penetrating and prevail
ing moisture failed TO dampcn their spirits. Everything
and everybody conducive 70 their pleasure or 20 excite
amusement received their attention, from the nerant
vendors of the Lieutenant Generals photographs TO the
sober guardians OF the metropolitan peace who had
the most difficult work REFRESHING the efforts OF
juvenile admirers Of the great guest Of the
from e!ectng an entrance beyond the iorodden Limits
crowd received their attentions
Tie display was a very firc one, and the different
pieces were discharged with success which wa hardly
expected after the dampening which they received from
the RAIN Some had TO be ret IN order TO effect their
complete ignition but the crowd took the delay very
Rockets Honorary rockets
Nominations Of colored Union piece,
fires, Shells Of golden rain
Fire balloons, Volcanoes
Bombshells, Batteries aud maroon ex-
Fancy piece, plosions.
The concluding piece special device representing
In brilliant colors the words lnionn and Grani
mounted by eagle with sid batteries Of coored balls
OF lire.
HOME AGAIN.
With the conclusion OF the exhibition the crowd be-
gan to dispersc. and immediate rush made Cor
the cars and 0mnibuscs, which In a
thronged to the fullest extent OF their capacity
who were unable to obtain passage compelled
pend upon the hacks and carriages in lieu thereof
upon the locomotion with which nature has provided
humanity few fingered still around the portals 81 III
hotel but toward midnight the last nearly the last
had gone
THE DEPARTURE OF GENERAL GRANT TO-
DAY.
HE is TO BE ESCORTED DOWN BROADWAY EY TIRE
SEVENTH REGIMENT.
This afternoon General Grant takes his departure fer
Washington the four O'Clock train About two O'Clock
he starts from the Fifth Avenue Hotel down Broadway
escorted by the Seventh regiment, G., under
mand Of Colonel Clark The occasion promises TO he
one Of much interest. The Of citizens VIII
to-day have opportunity OF seeing and honorng the
distinguished soldier The following orders have
issued relative 10 the NATTER
GENERAL ORDERr--yO ~.
HEADQUARTERS, SEVENTH RrcINSsr n. G. s. " Y.,l
NEw YoRK, Nov. 20. 1893
l. In compliance with special order No As, head
quarters First division, this regiment VIII parade, fully
uniformed and equipped without knapsacks or
eoats Tuesday. 2lst inst special escort 10 Lieu
tenant General Grant
Roll call Of companies at twelve O'Clock NJ
Field and staff tmountedl will report the colonel
Don-commissoncd staff band and drum corps viii report
70 the adiutant at the same hour.
H. The members will have their ovcrcoats and fatgue
caps at the armory to be should the weather bc
favorable. Colonel EMMONS CLARK.
}. II. LiEslSAu, Adjutant