The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-15

RinggOId Light Artillery, OF Reading.
Logan Guards, OF Lewis own, and
Allen Infantry, of nent0wn.
These being the frst troops to pass THROUGH Bati'
more on their way to Washington, when that Capt.
tai supposed to be in danger, at the commence
ment of the Rebellion in 1861.
Regiments and detachments as touows:-
!. hTtillsFyy. h1n'thilRltGy.
3. Cavalry.
MAJOR. GENERAL MEADE AND STAFF.
Invalid Officers in Carriages.
Band.
Co'ors and Color Guards, excepting those which ac
company regiments or detacnments' eta
United States Marines.
Ills Excelency GOVERNOR CURTIN and Stah In
Carriages
SOLDIERS ORPHANS
]. Females in ambulances.
q Band
3 Males on foot
Delegation of FlTemen in full Equipments, with the
Chief Engineer and Assistants as a
GUARD OF HONOR.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA,
MILITARY ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS.
Organizations, composed of members who have
elved in the field during the late warm
5. Officers to take post according to the rank of
which they wear the INSIGNIA. officers in citizens
dress to take post on the left of those OF the same
rank In uniform. Color guards, regiments, and de.
tachments to take part In numerical order in their
respective OF the service. Mounted officers to
move in "column of fours." The dismounted officers
to move in sections OF nine 10y The coers to move
three abreast that is, the color rank of three reG
ments to move abreast When there are more than
three representatives of color guard present, they
will take post as prescribed in the Revised United
States Army Regulations Regiments aud detach.
ments OF over nne 10y men to car their eelors with
Oficers have been selected to command respec-
lively the cavalry, al tlery, infantry, and militia,
and will be announced in order by the commanding
officer,
precisely, over the following
ROUTE:
I Down Arch street to Twelfth, down Twelfth street
| to Chestnut, down Chestnut street to Second. down
Second street to Walnut and up Walnut street to
ON the arrival of the head of the column at this
point "a SoysTnor's So ute of fifteen guns S L. be
~ nt ash,ngton ni Square by detachmehts from
command of Lieutenant Colonel james Brady.
8. On en- ering the Square the Generate Command
General Meade and STAFF his Excellency Governor
CuItn and staff, and the Soldiers Orphans, pre-
as they are in posiuon the stand will be followed
by the Color Bearers and Guards includ ng those
bodies will then enter the square
O. The ceremonies in the Square will b as tol-
/. Muslc-Iriumphal March, Mendelssohn. Pro-
| fessor Blrgf Ids Band
hs tor D sp"nreS sy tho Handel and
| Haydn Musical Society, who have kinkly vol
unteered their services, accompanied by Birg-
4. Prenta ion OF the Co'ors to Governor Curtin by
| Major. General George &. Meade.
8. Reply by his ExcelencY
s. Music : Halle ujah = Handel Professor BIrg.
| fields
7. Thanks to Almighty God for victory and return
OF peace by Rev William r. Gnes, late Chap
8. "old Hundred :" by the Handel and Haydn So.
8. Coronation March-Meyerbeer- Professor Birg-
10. Benediction, Right Rev. Bishop Simpson.
10. At the close of the ceremonies in the Square
National Salute will be fired by the Battery in Wash
ington Square, and the Colors will be deposited in
SAMSON Street Hall, the of which has been ten
| dered by the propre ors,
| Al A.,
eession will assemble in the Chambers Of Select and
Common Councils at 10 O'Clock A, N.
be erected in Independence Square, suaicientv
| capacious to accommodate about six thousand
persons. The % committee will be compelled, how
order to give places to the invited guests, the
"Cbildren OF the Commonwealth" and the ladies,
who have given tather,a husband son. or a
| brother TO the cause OF the Union.
13 In addition to the invitation, by Special
Con mittee to the President of the United States
to the members of his Cabinet, and to Lieutenant.
General Grant; by bis Excellency, Governor Curtin
the various Institutions provided for the ORPHANS o
Soldiers; and by the General Committee to the
members OF the Senate and House of Representa-
following bodies and individuals to be present at the
ceremony
The Presidents and Members of Select and Common
Councils OF the CITY Of Philadelphia.
All Officers who commanded brigades, Divisions, or
Corps in which Pennsylyania Troops served.
The Officers of the Cooper Shoo and Union Volun-
teer RetreShment SaOOnS anQ the Ladies
formerly connected Herewith.
The Officers of all Organizations in the State which
raised Regiments or contributed to the filling up
of the ranks OF the Army during the War.
| The Officers and Members of the Society of the
| Cincinnati.
| The Survivors Of the War of 1912.
| The Officers OF the Scott Legion
The officers and members of the military order of
| the LOYAL Legion
To the officers of The Navy and of the Marine Corps
| on duty here,
| The officers of the Soldiers and Sailors Home
| The President of the Senate and Speaker of the
| House, and member of both Houses OF the
u 5. Compress
The Judiciary of the State of Pennsylvania
The Judges OF the Eastern and Western Districts of
| the u S. District Courts of Pennsylvania
| The .Ju stices oil the Supreme Court OF the u s.
| The persons included in tn above schedule will
reuort at the Common Council chamber on the morn
ing of the Fourtb 10 O'Clock, when ickets to the
| stands viii be PiVen them:
IA AIranp ements have been made with his Honor
Msyor McMehael, for a sufficient detail of police to
| keep the streets upon which the procession FORMS
ana through which it passes, entirely clear of Vehl
ces of every description; and citizens will positive
be REQUIRED to remain on the deWaks in order that
| no distractions shall be offered to the column.
Is Military ORGANIZATIONS throughout the State
(including military schools cordially invited to
| participate in the ceremony and requested to ad.
| wise the Chlrman OF the Committee at once in
order that IprOprate places may be ASST med them
| 49, The leaders OF bands employed qY the Com
mttee will report to the sub-COmm ttee music at
| the City Armory, Broad near Race street. on the
| marniug of the FouIth, at 8'clock, by whom places
| IN the column will be assigned them
IT, The ceremonies OF the Gay will close with a
| -.Elf lfaaAN NnRIFa Il akn