The New York herald., 1865-03-04

members each, who have arranged their progrsmme
as 70 keep up one continuous song hrous hout he whole
hne Of march. m
German Central Committee steinbrenner, President
Robert Blum, Mutual Aid Union OF Germans, forty
Mechsnics and Artisans Association Of Social Reform
ers, thousand strong, one hundred singers.
Council No 4, Union League, Mr. A N Durham,
Chief.
Nineteenth Ward Republican Club Archia Cain, Pres
six horse truck, containing members OF the Sixth
Avenue Total Abstinence Association, MAJOR Aicnae
The ITALIAN Benevolent Society, Francisco Nash Pres
Democratic workingmen's Association, two hundred
men, James hcKenna, chairman; }. Morris and James
Grnneal' committee. $1,000
Chaa q. Cornell, Marshal
O r McClsnachan, John n Freeman,
}. W. Downing, VIM. n Tweed, JE,
W. n ssrmiysss -. ssae.s ssmi v Dow"ns'
ts xm TRADR
The Express Companies
aesTins's ai String % Team % With = ssle and snpioyss
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one ten horse truck representing printing satinsts
@ soS
States - many clerks a. there are States riding inside
with outrideFA
G. Monks, fourhorss truck, representing the making
Nm 4 4 Supple, ss7 Broadway s!o.. sewing msohinsi
truck machine In operation by Ericons engine and
one machine worked by steam
A J. Hennion, lsl Lewis street. shpjoner, wagon
decorated and filled with workmen
Isaac Smiths Sons, 405 Broadway, two large trucks
with umbrellas.
Archer Pancoast, No Mercer street, ornamsnted
| wagon, four horses, lampmakers, furnishers, &C.
Stephens Lttell, truck six horses. gang OF men
msnuiacturng boilers
Clarke Co.. sx horse truck with engine and derrick IN
senting the Poughkeepsie Ale and Porter Works
The Central Petroleum Exchange will IL be represented
by the following contribution from W. W. Clarke Co.,
Six horse truck with derrick and engine named Ham-
ton Towe, In full operation pumping oil. miniature
ton Of the Smsn who who has st struck Oh and tRe man
who has not struck OIL" This feature will be full in
cession from its decorated motto and the style in which
they win be presented the great interests
| sylvanian and other companiss
| Two trucks with boiler makers and mechanics at
Two four horse teams representing the Forwarding
Business by the Newport Boston and New York Steam
v. Haashwous Co., six wagons representing
VIM Boyd, wheeiwright, one six horse wagon, men at
work. with forge in operation representing the anufac
turing OF wheels and blacksmthing
Howe Bouver, two teams with workmen manufac-
| turing gold and silver and platform scales.
steinway Son, four hundred and fifty workmen re-
presenting the manufacture Of piano the route
l. schepp 2s2 Greenwich street. four horse truck dis
tribung coffee In packages TO the public and loaded
with teas coees and Spices decorated with nags, &C.
Thomas Rafter, hair dressing French's Hotel, four
j. W. Fabin'a Arabian camels; also one young camel,
eleven months old led by native Arab
George W. Laird six horse trek loaded with goods.
Ldward d. Bassford Astor place and Third and
Fourth avenues three wagons four horses each, deco
| rated.
| M Cohn, No lat Chambers street. hoop skirts; two
horse truck with sewing machines and girls operating
on them large hoop skirt in the centre.
Valentine Butler, four horse truck, safes and locks
Philip Kelterer, 90 Thompson street, six horse truck
Eight horses covered with blankets, having the name
D. E. Clarke Co, wagons and trucks, representing
| the manufacture Of bags
Eureka cigar machine Of W. n. Harding, on q two
horse truck whsre will b manufactured ten thousand
cigars, and distributed 70 the people on the route.
| Stephen William Smith, mechanical cantering horses,
| mounted and propelled by boys and girls
The Metropolitan Steam Boiler inspectors, with steam
n c a Psa es
/ turers, twelve horses and one thousand chairs
Marine signal whistle, Merritt walcott agents, "a
Queen City Tobacco Works, 81 John street. tobacco
wagon drawn by three horses tandem decorated, and
will distribute $500 worth OF tobacco on the route
Cragin 4 Co., inspectors Of provisions, 400 West
| Twelfth street Six horses and truck
singer ManufaCufng Company, three teams ana from
seven hundred TO one thousand men.
Stonngton line for Boston, offers to the committee two
| four horse teams for carrying sick soldiers.
team-machine In operation.
J. Ward Co., one horse team-washng machines and
Leslie Elliott, one horse team refrigerator
Borand, Bigelow Co., one four horse truck one two
horse truck-bag manufacturing.
Colonel VIM. r. Nevins, SO Third avenue, baking ma
| chine and oven, with four horses
Wells, Bontecon Co., Houston West, lumber deal.
~Hs~kA ~..cl~ A~sx hr~~
| Broadway four horse truck with barrels.
Leslie, Elliot Co., ]94 Broadway, two wagons, four
horses each representing polar rergsrato gas Stoves
and Eddy's patent Kerosene stoves
au Osh S $50 and M
| phant Ippo sais, with police detail
polio: ,.n ngh: wsscn two horse truck
machine, one horse wagon.
SIXTH DIVISION.
John Decker, Marshal
And Assistant Engineers a. aids
| Fire Department, under Chef Engineer Decker, IN
uniform, with steam engines hose hook and ladder
The Engineers Of the Fire Department have reported
that sixty i've companies in uniform with their appa-
tus and average OF sixty 70 each company will
parade, forming division.
Division Orders.
SECOND DIVISION.
The formation OF the Second division viii DO ON Ninth
avenue, right on Fifteenth street.
General officers and stafs at the intersection OF FIJI
| teenth street.
other officers OF the army mounted and in uniform.
under command Of Colonel Hugh Janeway First New
Jersey cavalry and Officers Of the army mounted and
IN uniform, under command Of Colonel Louis I. Barney
from Fifteenth street to sixteenth street. Ninth avenue
Wounded officers and soldiers In suitable conveyances
and soldiers on furough and discharged under command
Of Lieutenant Colonel f. 0Beirne Fourteenth United
States infantry, from Sixteenth street Seventeenth
street, on Ninth avenue
Mounted citizens commanded by Colonel John d. Mac
Grcgor the left OF Colonel 0'Bernes command and
extending easterly Eighteenth street IL necessary
Veterans OF 1912 under their officers New Eng.
land Soldiers Relief Association; New York State voun.
teer Institute Cadets New York Calcdonans; In the
order named the Ninth avenue, right Eighteenth
street.
The formation win be far practicable the east