The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-25
MILITARY urRLLI0ENCE.
Tho Parade II the vescraus and Disfyibusioi
~ Medals 70 take Place !. Breskiya To

The Parade Of the vescraus and Disfviburien
u Medals 10 take Place In Drsskiya To-
day.
Should the weather prove favorable to-day win be
gala day In Brooklyn the preparations for the parade
and ceremonies attendant having been perfected. The
Following Is the Official order Of procession which VIII BE-
strictly Observed
On the Governor teirg received At the ferry The pro-
cession win form and march the Cny Han. where his
Ezcelency win be received BY the Mayor and Common
Council and after the interchange civtes the pro-
cession win move from the City Hall a. folIows:--
Escort OF two Troops OF Cavalry
His Kxcsiency, tho Governor Commander in Chief,
with his sian
MAJOR General Durves commanding Second Division Of
National Guard. and staG.
Two Troops Of Cavalry and battery II Artillery.
Mayor and Common Council aud other City md County
Authorities and Invited Guests Ia Carriages
Brigadier General Crooke, commanding Ffth brigade
National Guard, and s,ad, AID Fifth brigade, except
the escort and Fourteenth regiment, VIZ
Thirteenth regiment Colonel Jourdan
Twenty eighth resiment. Colonel Urban
First bat alton heavy artillery, Major spraguc.
- seventieth regiment Colonel Cropeey.
Inc fcurleenth regiment, Colonel Fowler, as special
cor to tho Volunteers.
Inc volunteers, under command nj General Roberto.
Brigsder General JESSE c. Smith commanding Eleventh
brigade National Guard, and stan, and Eleventh
. Iieade, as follows:--
Forty-seyenth regiment, Colonel J. v. Meservie
FLY second regiment Colonel M W. Cole.
FIFTY sixth regiment, Colonel John @ Adams
SAMUEL BOOTH Mayor.
A. ID BLrs, President Common Couucil.
JOHN CAstiUw,
HUGH MfLAUGHLIN
r JOHN X BULMER,
JAMES O'BRiEN
PHILIP BRADY
BAILEY j. HATHAWAY,
r. w. KALBFLEIsCH,
War and Military COMMITTEES OF Common Council
Tho "a Tors who have served the navy during the
and who honorabiy discharged will als5iake
part in the procession, and will be commanded by Acting
Master J. i. Plunkett
Major Gene, al II Duryea has promulgated the sub
Joined order for the guidance OF the Second division
SPECIAL oRprRs-N0. Is
HxApouARKEs sFcoSD DIVISION n q. = N. Y.}
BRooxLrs. Oct. 20, lid I
The COMMANDMENT Chief will be received the Fulton
Ferry al ten A. NJ the 18th instant, with salute OF
twenty guns escorted through Fulton Sands
Washington streets 10 the City Hall.
AZ eleven O'Clock tho Governor city authorities vol.
unteeIs vii he escorted BY the Fifth and Eevcnh bgade
move through Rsmscn street 10 Henry street. through
Henry street 10 Atlantic street. through Atlantic TO
place. and hrouyh Hanson place to Fulton
and through Fulton avenue and Oats avenue q Clinton
bertrand street 10 the Park and all sai streets and
are declared 70 he public parade ground for that day.
AT one o'clock national salute Will be fred by battery
OF the Eleventh brigade Fort reeps the xgna for the
salute the Nolunesrs presented drums beating coors
dropping and At The conclusion OF the ceremonies national
salute viii be nrcd by battery OF the FIfb brigade.
The Comnan Chief Will then reysw the National
Guartshe passing review 10 he the northwest Of
street gate, and the parade with be dsmiAsed
BY order Of n. u. DuRYrA. Mn ior General Comdg
W. isvtsa srrxLE, Division Inspector.