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, 1866-03-31
Attempt to Burn the Office Of the tsRc,
constfuctlonist.ss
fEaro+,, The Wa*hfnrfnf1 Chrnntrta

On Saturday night last, about II o'clock,
an attempt was made By some scouu1rel to
set Ore to the office of the Reeonstruetioaia,
which Is situated on Tenth street, between n
the employ Of Mrs. swlsshelm, chanced to
open tie door of the press-room, and d1scoy-
cred aamc which appeared to have inst
burst forth. she had the presence Of mind
to run Immediately and get couple OF
buckets Of water, which fortunately were at
hand, and sueseeAsd in extlngnlshing the
fire before 1t hnd made any progress.
One Of the W1udoWs was found half
--~--+--..J '.nitc IL. e1ts--a7A..tbqt the
moment when tho door Has opened. On ex.
, 1866-03-31
FROM NEW YORK.

An 41lfn0l& N1eFCHank GH0AEO 10 4EeA1n
-NAval-A Meetlng-Tne Fire In nnn-
South hAn,ef3cA-PsFa&icui Capture In
China Sea-Mr. Tord,x Bonds-FenIau
Robbery, DC.
new foRk, Aarch 3o.--Thaddcua Scott, a coan+
n merchant, was choked to death this p. n, al
layicr's taloon, while eating beef steak. He
bur goods. It il understood he arrived to~day.
Stw yoAK. March e9.-Thc United siatea snn-
bo4ts De Eoto and Don,, rccently left thi..
lucy tll' fosm part Of the squsdnoa Destined tor
The Eastern coast The alleged reason for this
chanae Is that the nyinS sauadron Tor the protec-
diac = scesice ri ~hie IS We h.Ve TX ssspeis e4n's
lug Anonr the West Indies already, the reinforce.
ment for that squadron can be delayed for time.
bonpd ior Lsespooi. IN tbe haloot yesterday, was
suppressed by an armed force ftom the rereuu:
cutler Crawford. The vessel renamed under the
guns Of The cuttcr al night and called this mosh
Theodore Ya1es hae hcen tcntencea to twenty
years In State Prison, for the murder OF Policeman
The banking house OF Duncan, Sherman Co..
On Williams street nss on are this morning. Tho
building waa hut itttle injured. bat coostderable
L4rER--:Tbe Gre At Dunkan. sherman i Cos.
~as Dc proof, and is undamaced. No books OF
G Mo JasrReo, s9a Hsreh 5-Ho tath.r new. ha. been
received nom the hiteT rlata; Thsdsf.st q to-
A19entine Vanguard u Pa.to De L Pstra by 400 e %
rre oss oa sae
about coo. ALL quiet in Rio and the provinces.
modlneatlon Of the ministry y ~ Eumossd. .,,,o.
pa5f 9 81 sd: Goss h for good qualities
NEw YonK, Ma1h sS.-The bone boiling nu,sal,-
eea Of BROOKLYN are to be removed by the SANITARY
Com1lselcner.
The IbN,tates that the American schooner A'a1a
We attacked and captured in the China Sca By
three p11aucal junks. The captain. male and part
hs 6y sq
Gne hundred aud fifteen thousand dollars Of the
m!astug bonds stolen from ME. Lord hare been re-
covered, md The remainder Ire expected TO be OBJ
4 witueas In the steamer Meteor cate to-day,
board bos1d nd % ,Se captain sts.ed ha1 % some 1 Parott
gnn. had BEEN Feni 10 the t1erpont street storcs
The case rms adjourned tIll Monday.
from Liverpool Il this port today. bu.ine.s !.
nearly suspended b. ttse observance OF Good
NEw YoRx, March 3o.-Tnc Sew rork 1rioune's
Aulltp, 1axaa. tpec,a1 writes that Gov. Hamilton
naE received The resignation OF number Of ehcrHa
whom be appointed. all oI them teetifylng 1h4t the
people 1e.tst their authority and hs1ng no force
IL tnetr command, they arc p1werlese.
Tie Ncrufa's constantlnopc eor:e. pondent state.
that The cholera conference c1eated oH the tuEgcs
tsou of'he Fseneh Emperor, is IN session ,hT1e1
and are adopting stringent mea*urea TO prevent The
retnrn M M1ftoe ehole11 At thAt plaee ihis simmer.
The Hof1d publishes Inmor thi. morning. Of Z
$quarr, oi $4,000. such = funor RAJ On .1he
.Ies! ,es.e1aay but 1t Il not known whether 1t III
fonndsd 90 taet: ,, ~ IT,. t.po..,. latte. .,
received IRON Thad. siesen. bJ Iii. Seove1 Of the
New 3es*ey Senate au,1nE b.. .Peseh: o. ,c
hon. James N. seorel:
Dear sir-iy all means hurry mp your election
Eirc rs no conservative; radical like yonrseIf o.
, 1866-03-31
From MEMPH1S.
mariue-nJarkets-D Carr, RtTer Re.

marfue-nJarkets-D Carr, Rtyer Re.
porter.
Especial Despatch to the Cbicago T1Ibnne.1
MExpu1s. March 10.
The weather IS cloudy ind cold. The river i
tslling. Business dull.
DoWu-Delle, st. Louis, Jrlts.
ru-cliftou> Southerner, Sa1lle Dust, Albert
fercc- Lorgnonh.
Cotton SIC; corn Soc; oats dnn ut boc; hay <7s;
hTan scarce; pork $23; sugar cured hams 23e
clear eidea l5c
III. Can, sivrr reporter Of The Dua<tln. ,ef1 or
Ae soulhHettern for St Louis, where he VIII lee'
tute before the Engineers Association On the
cauees Of the recent steamboat explosions. Hls
theory Is that lightning L. the cause.
, 1866-03-31
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
War ExpcndItuFca-Il1ino Soldlerh'
<,nllcEe-Johnkon Club-The Enlbez-
Element C4.es de-

War ExpcndItuEca-1lltno Sosolerh'
Cnllcge-Johnkon Club-The Embez.
element Gaze, DC
Especial uefpatch 10 the Chicago Tnbunc-l
EPRUsoY1Etu, March 80.
Since on1 last report, the following statements Of
var expenditures hare been received At the Adja.
1snt Generals Office: Hancock county has e.
pended for bountles and Other expenses, <119,sss;
clayton, Adams county, S11.sH.35; and Copely,
krox comfy, 3,Ea-
4 certificate OF organization Of tho Illinois Sol
dles=' College md Military Acadcmy, nj Fulton,
White.ides county. was fled in the Secretary o
States Office to-day. The eorpo1ator5 are sesen
tecu in number.
t;1ra, efforts arc being made by the Coppeshsads
in this CITY to oreaut7e johnson Clnb. TheJ
meet us the Court upuse tonight fos tnat pnEpose
They hope 70 draw of tome from The Republican
ranks, but Ii , will falI.
aut the larceny Of goods from Bartlett Z hroa.. o.
Chicago, Wes bfle to bali to-d1y IN t5,Gp. htich
acl D0nohne, Who WEI nrfcssed for aiding MCKAY,
Yrs diechayred.
, 1866-03-31
FROM CINCINNATI.


Sentence OF = murdcrer-Anter Waiting
Three XearH.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 1Hbuue.l
CixCXsxAI1, March 50.
The Supreme Count at Columbus has affirmed The
proceedings IN the case Of Thomas Mtntus, color
ed rnau and sentenced The prisoner to be hanged On
the e5th Of May. Aimms hiss b<en confined In the
county jill three years, or ralher bat had The priv
iese Of the }a, dns the office Of turnkey for that
period. for the murder Of Walters in 4 gambling
house On D2ksr street.
Upon the receipt OF the despatch th!s morning
announcing the affirmation, BY the Supreme Coarr.
The prisoner was ordered 10 BE- immedisleiy locked
mp The announcement fell like thHudczboll
Epoc fIc couuemned man. The UNUSUAL privilege
deEed him perfectly indifferent a. TO the noFmliy Of
hts crime and caused him for nome time past TO
demean him'eaf u one IN antnoraty. Ae b h3a been
which uwalt4 hin.
, 1866-03-31
FROM DB HOLMES.

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago rabuncl
uEs MONIES, March 80.
The House passed bills to constitute the Asyor
:pd Common council Of city Bosrd Of nea!th ;
bill 10 locate the Desf and Dumb ARylnna at Coun-
ell B1utRk bill 10 authorize railroad companies 10
istue preferred ttock; to provide for the publca.
ZION Of delinquent tax lists; appropriation bin R
lhe Infauc Atyium ard the proposition for IL
Constitutional Amendment on suffrage vas parsed.
The bill TO increase Collector iees ~aa lost. The
senate Ind the Swamp Land Fund Investigating
Committee report under consideration. a mo,ion
TO fuh+tinto the m1ponty for the majority report
was sustained By Mr. Richards. Of Dubuque, and
opposed by Mcetrs. Stiles. Of Wsre}lo, aru INIT,
Of Powesnek. Pending The question, the Ssnste
ndfaurntd.
, 1866-03-31
General Palmer has not HeAt=ned-
Honac- building EAAAoesatiois-Fire.

CINCINNATI, Asreh 2o.-Na3or General Palmer,
commanding The Department Of Kentucky. In an
~wer to 1nqutr1ne 1eccEaus etatcs that he has not
resigned, end that he knew not how euch Fnmor
could Get afoat.
The Ohio House OF Representatives yesterday
passed the bill authorizing the incorporation Q.
a=soda.,ona Of persons to provide Themselves with
:.0u&ee.
A despa1ch from Atlanta, Ga, says information
has been received Ut Taaha.see ot the existence OF
ckole1n Mt Key Wet The troops stationed there
aze 10 be removed 10 Tampa in consequence.
1t tr pretty well settl.d That the new Merchants
Exchange Will be built on The cite Of the late OPEN
uouee-
The 1o&ls1tatf. tke German .adIcal paper In this
cilJ. tusteIus the Presidents veto of the Civil
Rights blu. II FAYE that CONGRESS has opened
Io71, aud calls for National Union Convention Al
soon as poseIble, 20 that the people may Be beard
irun.
wat partially destroyed BY f{fe hi. morning Los'
abol. 35,QIG. Inquired
, 1866-03-31
Money ri Gold ~ -Exc1lango-The Loan
Bii1--The Failure Of Culver, Penn d

Hil1-The Failure of Culver, Penn d
Co., DC.
NEw Youk. March s0.-The Conme4ria. rays
money IL without chan.e 1be transactions being
five per ccn1. on call and G5iiG7 on pnme psper-
Tie dealings In Government securities are merely
nomlpal. The following arc The quotations: 81
roupout 105E 5e0 coupons 10f1& 1U-l0 coupons
yl5i; 7-SCs 1H14t tl0l.;. Gold t. qnet but firm At
about Tic asern.e price OF restcFlay The price
opened 1t 1875 and advanced TO l27SG2l3s. Ex-
change II very du3l the partial Guspcu.lon Of bn.
ness l,nyipg checked 1raueAcftons.
Sterling 1. still lover; prime bankers 60 digE
sterling u quoted at LUG 61fG7. tbs bulk oltfans-
actions being at lu65s sHlpGf-
The Eta.ia9 PoRsa5s the Loan Ds.l, r believed,
will he reported bY the Finance Committee Of The
Scuatc ulxt week, bur the measure Is attracting
lIttc ntleutio1 excerpt fton the ruor that the PUT.
llclty cau&e will be extended 70 as TO require all
Eoxefnn;ent Gtana4et1ons in gold and bonds to be
published beforehand W due notice.
Culver. Penn q Co.'S aslur- Is attracting 1eea al
tentlon a. II Is stated all the debts oNtnc here arc
amply protected By collateral securities Of the Na.
tonal fspkF> which a.s 1nyoyed. The notes will OF
couisc be paid By the Treasury at Washington
should 1he banks be wound up.
NEW YoHK, March 3D--The Pot tays tho Io}1ow-
ing were the principal transactions on the streets
today: $500 ,loo American gold At 1:7S: SW,ooo
American gold at ls11t for Tuesday $30.o0 Amer
fcau gold fod NJ 1a9 b. s; LOGO Eric sud at 16A
3U0 Michigan SoutheFn sold Ut S3H: 100 Norfn-
wettern pfd, 55c 10; 800 Rock Island, at l12t O
1l2%; 100 FoEt Wayne At 925i.
, 1866-03-31

The Great Paris ExpoAit!cn ofl887-A
Yankee Cottu0 Factory 10 be Worked
1T The Fair.

Yankee Cottun Factory 10 be Worked
nj Tho Fair.
,refnoudepi writes that preparations for the Ctcat
Tifs Exhibition Of 1s57 arr s.:ips Ia.t1Iy Pushed
fo1wara. A1nong the pra2o III ioa@ Q: Colonel Nor.
%.nr,.sc1tstIou Of 4 complete SeT Eucland
cotson sarto7y worked hy rsa! lowell opstatiss::
1'ne London Poss occlafet ~ iha. ., EnShaa Ss,
- he no resu1ctions ou deep sea shinG and warn.
Tic I4oyinclaf, care lhey shoIld feeS 20 tntos
100 str1neruy heiz snppoeed r1Ehts 1a ~ ~
IL nIs'g to nsals great facnnocs to suppoxt shse'
1hou.apd msle= nWaJ, right ltlsas virtual. ao4a
IN The fionss OF Iorta, in The courte ofA dcba''
On The coudiuon Of ireland Earl Russell sa1d tna
1nc lru,an movement aruse ons Of the Amctten
r.. f1rnch scypIution. lie added thst robhcr
eeu,ed to be 1he main object of the Fea3sn Aso'n
frhpod.
, 1866-03-31
10 Ticket Holders In Great American
Prize C0ncnrf,

The Committee appointed By lhe ticket holders In
the Great American Pr1ze c. ncert. held at Smith d
Ntxona Hail. Chicago, March 18th, k6t. arc still pur-
suing their laorr. Tho work OF dtA*iuR and record
Ing the numbers IL tedious oae requiring great care
snd attention. and cannot be entirely completed be
fore Itu1sds> evening Of next wesk Alter tho draw
Ing shall have been completed, shall revise oar
work carefully; and transfer the successful nnbaS 10
ucsIss. Lemon Co.'s delivery book. This VIII &C
cupy four Or nre days ors. Until this work Is done
Me*us- Lemon Co. cannot deliver any prizes. except
the three h.xhest at promised by Al- Lemon At the
Concert. Having been appointcd ticket boders to rep
resent them, arc dctc1mlucd to that :his draw
Ing shan be carried our fllthfullY- Respectfully,
s. 8. HITCHCOCK, Clairmau,
T.H. ARMSTRONG;,
II. u. HARRISON, Buffalo, n. :.
J. S.CAMrBELL.
March q, ts66. Comnitsee.
aS7
, 1866-03-31
Mem annRrtlgk1nt1lrh.

r. c. II. SCRIVES, Advertising Agent
81 Dearborn street, IL authorized to receive
Advertisements for the Tribune. AMI all
stber leading papers throuRhout the United
&tufra and 0sunpdH.
, 1866-03-31

MILWAUKEE,, Mhrch 30--A despalch ftom She.
bo5Pan taJs the steamer res Bird, which lelt here
ior Aanitowoe cay eelose Ze.:etdsy ne: aSt IN tAe
trr Twt, OF them h1pEe IN, but kueosded In saE'
, 1866-03-31

ing themselves. Qn!te number Of them be1ns for
Agn!to~oc took private conveyance through.
Wind from the northwest, and hay fuI Of Ice.
The prospects are that the Sea 1rd Hfl1 have to ay
1herf mill the M1nii chsrra44
, 1866-03-31

do DO IN 1o1t loczusy...... ...... 2,ooa
10 do City Iots, 6oo each sou
The taWnR will take pac. after The Cotefrt Tho
stage Of the Opera Housc where taEob persona eaa
witness 1t. Committee will be spro.nteo b. shs
dience to superintend The sams. Al. purchaser and
A4ents will b supped with correct lists OF drawing -
socn - published Parsies bodink uekts VII retain
them until Aler the drawing. ed II sbr nun1b 1p
pears IN the list Of tr1Hn number. they viii fuFNt
their ticket Immediately, with l directions to ha
shipping of Soods rlonEJa- Tickets for sale at
the Principal ote!s- Book and Ausic Sto1eA ty
md II ou< Omce. 111 Dearborn street price 3lf6
each. Sent By nail receipt Of Prize aal atAnp
return pokfzge.
Good tpd Erltahe AEeass wanted IN e.@y city, town
and vilisgt IN tue Cuited states, to whom great IT,
dQcements are odered. References required.
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The Presidents Trip-The New York
Banquet-TheF Fall Campaign.

The Presidents trip-the first days Jour
ney of which will be this day from Washing
ton to Philadelphia-is projected excur-
sion, which, to the Chicago Douglas Monument
Inauguration and back, will as arranged, oc-
cupy at least fortnight and may probably be
extended to three weeks Whether Mr..
- ohnson proposes to make il regular stump
ing campaign from point to point against
the radicals and their attacks upon his ad-
mlnistration, his measures and bis motives,
will most likely depend very much upon the
radicals themselves. He is an experienced,
ready and popular speech-maker, we all know,
and one OF that rare class of natural orators
who can speak their minds freely without
laundering. We presume that he will at least
make something like regular speech at the
banquet which is to be given him at Del
monico's on Wednesday tomorrow evening.
This banquet will be grand affair, ten
thousand dollars having been set apart for
this purpose from johnson fund of fifty
thousand dollars, subscribed by one hundred
OF our most influential citizens the contribu.
ton Of each being five hundred dollars
The forty thousand dollars, more or less, re-
naming Of this fund, after the payment OF
the expenses Of the supper, will be devoted
to the incidental expenses Of the fall cam
paign against the radicals here and else
where. .-I
In this connection we are gratifed to learn
that an adjourned meeting Of the delegates
from the city and county of New York to
the late National Union Convention at Phil
adelphia will be held this evening at the
Maison Doree, to make arrangements for
grand mass meeting to be held at Union
square, on or before the 18th of September,
to ratily the action of said National Union
Convention. Thus the campaign for the
next Congress by the Johnson Union ele-
ments against the present radical Congress
promises to be energetic, harmonious and
successful-the Inauguration, in fact, Of a
great political revolution.-N Y. Herald,
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THE DEPARTMENTS.
Pest oass Dsp.rs.sss.


Pos, 9ees: il N.r,l..d and yi1slei.5A'
sinssr 4 ~ 1intA pseusstS Vie Edvard X
smith, 4(vslewae enl fssigse1 r.
Al w3ts sli, P.N4nore eounsy Lsihsr r.
p No. 80 =. p''s'''f vice fA0~''
The post once at Ruthbars, Queen Anne county,
Nd, 10 discontinued. Papers should now b sent
10 Centrevills. -
Dslawars-0fhcs 81 Covsrdaie, Sussex county, Is
Sissoneinasd. Papers should now be sent to Bridge.
vile.
In viginia.-Ths site and name Of Anssdsis
Fairfax county, nov changed to Springfield
Depot'-o route ~ miles from Anandals--and
Timothy Murphy 70 appointed postmaster, ia place
Of J. Windsbscker. who hiss failed TO qualify.
Once % Olympia, smyth county, Is dscontinsed
Poet 06css established -Halisford, Franklin
esssty, wsshiHstou Q. Mitchell postmaster.
Oariton's stors, King and Qassn county, John
Aarshall postnastsr. .... Ea... |. a..
=, brandon Church, Prince George county, Mis-
Rsbscca B. Booth, postmistress. md
Appointments-Jsremiah Keester, Postmaster At
strasburgh, shssandosh county, vice J. l.. Miller,
dsessssd. n.. .m. U'H .Il. 1NrN n
b Mis- Lydia F. Lsek., Postmistrsss, Boydton,
Mesklsnbury cesnty. vice NJ L. johnson, declined.
John D. Bslsly, Postmaster At sAsnando, An
gusta county, vice N. X. Manly, rssigned
Pest Ofhces Re-opened-- Loudoun
county, Virginia, John p. Smith, Postmaster, vice
T. r. Purcell. h.t w Two |
osbon's Ford, Scott county. Thomas Alley
Postmaster, vics W. H. Robinson. .,I .I.a H.. !.
West Viginia--Re establish Daksr's Run, Hardy
county, Miss Sallis MillstAgls, Postmistress
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The Issue Of RatiOns In the south
Letter from Major General D. O
Howard.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF r., Y AND A. L.,
WAsHISGToS, August %, 1856.
Editor National IatsiiigeHcer!
DEAR SIR: Sundry comments upon the
late order from this Bureau reducing the
issue of rations having appeared in various
journals, some Of which reflect upon the
President, would be glad to have you pub
lish the enclosed letter.
Having recommended the course an
nounced in the order above alluded to,
whether wisely or unwiscly, ! am willing to
assume the responsibility attaching to it.
Respectfully, 0. o. Howard,
Major General, Commanding.
The following is the letter referred to in
Major Gen. Towards letter:
WAR DEPARrMEsr,)
BUREAU W r., f., AND A. L.,
WAsHIsGToS, August ~, 1866.
Hon. r. " StdntOn, Secretary n War!
SIR: In view of the fact that charges are
constantly made by large number Of prom
inent citizens in the South and elsewhere
that persons are fed by the Bureau in idle
ness, and in consideration Of the statements
made by the inspectors, Generals Steedman
and Fullerton, implying that the people who
labor for support are rendered idle by the
PROMISE or hope, Of rations from the Gov
eminent; and further, considering that the
crops are sufficiently matured already to
prevent actual starvation, recommend that
on and after the LIST day of September next
the issue ofrations be stopped except to the
sick in regularly organized hospitals, and to
the orphan asylums for refugees and freed
men already existing, and that the State Off
cials who may be responsible for the poor
be carefully notified Of this order, so that
they may assume the charge Of such indi-
gent refugees and freedmen as may not be
embraced in the above exceptions.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
o. o. HowARD,
Major General, Com'r.
Approved, to take effect LIST October, Au-
gust 20, 1866. y. N. STANTON,
Secretary Of War,
Oh'ciali JAMES Ei,pRIpGB, A, A, A. u.
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The Acting Second Comptroller has decided thai
an officer whose discharge is dated prior to April
Q, 1865 but not received until after that time ID
not entitled to the three months extra pay proper
under the act of March g. 1865. rs amended by
Congress July Is, 1866, giving such pay to all
officers honorably discharged the service after the
date mentioned.
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Navy Bulletiu.

Detached, August .2i-captain VIM. D. salter,
from iRcial duty connected with the War Depart.
ment, and placed on waiting orders.
Acting Master Thomas NJ. Gardner, from the
Vermont, and ordered to the Pensacola.
Appointment Revoked.-Acting Ensign J. R.
Peacock.
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rME AGE WE LIVE IN.

A telegraphic dispatch was received in
this city yesterday by the banking house Of
JAY CooKE 4 Co., before three o'clock p. m,
containing report Of sales Of United States
securities made yesterday on the STOCK En-
change Of London. The price was ~, IN
advance Of two per cent. within the last three
days This is one Of the glorious results of
the Philadelphia Convention. ..-.g,- u.s.
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lIlln1munuurnu
I,sy ICltj Vim The sitlfs cbAnsftee - 1go.,a
u await The arrival Of 'thc Pros;3cnt AN
party. Upon their arrival the Prcsi,lcnt viii
be rcceited by tho citiscns Committee And n.
escorted on board the steamer. A. thc
steamer moves ont into the North. rives, Ma
Jor Gen. Buttcrfcld will cause ne openins
seiute TO be fred from Governors lsIahd and
lH1Qda4 tlslahd, which will be followed bv
pe.aueo1 ssomf the fosts under con,snaAd Of
tl3epss xoEdes--Ferts iLAfsyette, Richmond,
and sHenilton i6aiutes Win ct the learne
S1N 6e 6sed From al the vessels Or ~ Uni.
ted Statoe hASy In the ksrbor AZ inc
steeper typcles pier No. I. North river. a
ssIue Win DO nred nom q detaohmsns Il the
Medicinal 6uard ------------- -
The Hfsident cpd psrty, With the General
COMMITTEE, NE Honor the Mayor. &c., IN
cafraeee, viii be received 'by tie hrsl divi-
sion, New York State National Guard. in
ilne, and escorted by regiment Of cavalry
70 me Oity haii, where the Official reception
~ MS Homer the Mayor will take place.
semble IN. the Counoil Room. M on,
Judges, Judges Of the Supreme Corr& snaa
other courts, the Supervisors, &c. viii ~.
semble IN other rooms, while the Goyernor,s
room will be kept free for the President And
Hnry. aver tne olnciai reception by the
Mayor, the President and party will proceed
up Broadway 70 Twenty-third street, thence
down Firth avenue to belmonico's. allowed
BY the first division National Guard. which
NJ, tnc!e pass IN review. ta flsft
F. Apartments have been secured for an the
perty, and every arrangement made n Tho
ffost ample and comfortable manner. Tho
entire expense will be borne by the commit,
I'M n. wy cVennne me fresadent and party
Will DC the guests OF the citizens ct dinner al
Deinonicos, which will take place A half
past elk O'Clock. !, The arronc e,rorts ~, m.
d;uno, a.. =, A.. n. NJ LOT the
fison. Chairman Of ~ srso;n, Of Y. 4. gar.
~ J;,-.- ny sPecini committee on
IN q,lner. Auer the dinner the President
WI W sercnaoed At ton o'clock BY bod
sworths and the Governors Island bsnda
The ladies Of the President'a ns,tv Iii ~.
escorted dirNrt hc,u tho dooL Il ~. ~
to. the swsvtrrsrt. ,...s.J oty
anec;al cn,a...;.s P'op"leu ior tnem py the
henry CIews A. Leary and w, X. Garrison.
The rooms OF the entira 49,, ~. L
Handsomely decorstaS - r-''F Asvs "0en
= ITbe s,,lc-i,,,. asso
h.o,, ;ss..ay ,s o'ucrs hna documents have
ceei ssaeu oy the committee, General Sand
iord and Others, In charge of the reception:
81 :. ORDER o. ARRlNaExErrs,s
ne following 10 tho order Of srranesussts FOR
We ettsens' reception and entertainment IN homo,
OF the visit 10 the city Of New York a. ~ RYcsI
isncy ffesfdent Johnson;
Wy nal, on wednesday morning. oScIock