New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
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CEAD MILE FAlLTHE.
"A hundred thousand WelcOmes. J

This flag which occupied place in the center of the
National eolors partially formed On arch over the NOR
On the corner of Msden.lane and Broadway was the
following extract which is sand TO have especially at
haeted The notice of the President as he passed by;
'Show the who makes war on the GoveTnge9t ana
nyes vessels and win show You trsitor " we're
President Of United States would have al 2eb aIrsiec
and when tried and convicted by the Eternal 900 wouiu
have them hung" ANDREW JOHNSON
The MEXICAN Agency of Corlie also decorated with
The Stars and Stripes as also with the eoo OF tie he
public OF Mexico.
SO far AZ populsr demonstration and enthusiasm is con-
eerned the ovation yesterday forms striking contrast to
sill other displays Of the kind that have preceded 1t IN TINS
eiy Considering the fine turnout Of the military and
the presence of snch heroes Grant Fanaut and Meade
mot TO speak Of Messr johnson, Seward and other DIS
tinguished civilians, this is not little remarkable
M6Dy inquiries made through the morning al The
fact that the flag hOised over The IPoTid newspaper
Office was bsuled up OH'o" do@" and 80 renamed lot
,ODe file
THE MILITARY PARADE.
At about O'Clock an Of the regiments Of the FIRST
DIVISION NeW-YOTk State National Guard, WIN inc
exception OF the Cavalry Brigade, formed on Bloadwt
with the night on MuTayt and thus awaited the alval
Of the President and party The line extended nom NuT
Fay ct to AstOr-place.
As the President passed the regiments upon Broadway,
ser leaving the City Hail. each formed column by sneess-
non companies from the right and took up the line OF
march Inc following list gives the names OF the several
regiments their commanding officers and then respective
siIeDgth IL the parade yesterday;
FIRST BRIGADE CAVALRY.
Byig Ger Brook POstley, Commanding.
let Csysry-Col Dennis {. Mnton.
"a Cavalry-CoI John H. Budke
FIEsT BRIGADE INFANTRY.
Big Gen. Spieer Commandingi Chief OF staff j. j. van
oh Ipf.ptry-Col Thomas d. Reed 40 men.
7I,t Ibfantry-Lieut. Col j. W Cowes 800 men.
s Iss5yGG t5S Con- LIB p:TIb %e9 Is men,
SECOND BRIGADE
Bng Gen. Lewis Burger Commanding; CHIEF Of STAFF B.
let 1Tnery-Co W Teller 800 dismOunted and about
Sd 'i fH1sntry-Col John E. Bendiz 800 men.
Lieut.. Col. ADtbOn Never, uOO mens
oh Jnfantry-Co. Joel w. Mason, 400 mep.
9Th infaIiryy-col Frederick conklFr 515 men.
S6tb lnantry-COL John d. Krehoiel 700 men.
BRIGADE,
Brig Ger. VIM. Hail. Commanding Chief OF Stah w. ).
A a. Tnfantry-Col Rush C Hawkins. sOOm
7tb IrantIy-COl Emmons Clark 200 men.
eth Iufantry-Col J. NJ. Berrian, 434 men.
Sth IpfaDtry--Col John II. Wilcox 800 men.
s0tb Ibfantry-Col WD. H. FaTreT go men
FOURTH BRIGADE.
Gel Harmon d. Hull Commanding Chief Of staff Robert
az Itf.niry-Leut Col Governor H. Thorpe $50 men.
I'M I9is9!Iy5dL Ii T.: Lux Lux 200 % msD.
eeth infsntfy-col N. r. McMshoD Brevet MsOr-Gen Of
%stb iSfsntry-Coi Addison Farnswortb, 3OOmen
ssth Infaniry-Lieut. Col. Frank McElroy, 100 men.
on reaching Thirteenthst the head Of the infantry
passed with the President Broadway 70 Iwentythrd
81, and down Fh-ave TO Delmonieos, arriving there
shout % o'clock The President and party passed into
Foureenthsi and entered the building at the eastern
sDtraLee-way on that street.
THB REVIEW BEFORE DELMoNIco's.
Soon their rriVal al DelmOnicos the larger num-
her O the party passed to tbs platform which had been
erected the ffhave. entrance TO the building, and
there reviewed the troops 81 the First Division. This
rsyiew was the most imposing spectacle Of the day.
Owing 10 the admirable police arrangements clear space
was kept in the vicinity OF the hotel Several hours pre-
rions 20 the arrival OF the procession At this point the
uolce under Inspector Leonard and Capt Spegm, kept
The ground perfectly clear Of the immense crowds which
eentered there o'clock the Pres dent accompanied by
tsns Grant Meade and other officers and SECRETARIES
Seward wees, &c made their appearance on the stand
On the platform the President, Gems. Grant and
Meade Admiral Fafagit, Secretary seward Secretary
Weiles, snreeOn eneIal Barnes Gen Battlefield Mayor
Holman Judge Hilton Gen Sanford, several members
. OF The Common Council, ana host Of officers.
As the President and party made their appearance they
weIe loudly ceeIed by the few who fortunate enough
20 par through the police bOeksde and from those
gying seats on the balconies Of the houses adjacent The
Iioops then passed n review before the Precedent The
gdeI Of march up Broadway was preserved I'm the review
Before passing the platform, the troops sholdeltd arms
snd thus marched IN review, The officers those of tbeu
Sho thought Of he matter slutiug with their swords
snd the coorbsarers dipping their standards The land
dTumCOps Of each regiment passed 90 the LETT when II
reached tie platform, aud faced the President and suite
While the regiment marching past falling into
. lins Thtn The last company Of the regiment
bad passed he bands OF the 9tI Iltb, and 7th Rcg-
Y"tte were exceedingly lle and were loudly alpauded