The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE
"a Addttional Cig hleliqenee see F.tll Paqe

remain In session To-Day and tomorrow, from
A. M. until evening, at the City Armory,
Broad street, near Race. The amphitheatre in
the Square will be finished tomorrow, in ample
time tor all the exercises. the gates leading to
the square will be beautifully decorated with
arches of evergreens
General Hancock has Issued the following
orders regulating the formation of the pro.
cession'-
Ordes.-The undersigned, pursuant to au-
tholity vesyd in him by the committee ap-
pointed to make arrangements Tor the reception,
by bis ExcelleLcy the Governor OF the Com
monweath, OF the coofs borne by the various
Pennsy lvania organizations during the war for
the suppression of the late Rebellion, on the
Fourth day of July next, publishes the following
directions for the government of all bodies in
tending to participate in the parade.
/. The Advance Guard will take position at
o'clock A. NJ, on the east side of Broad street,
right resting on Arch street.
2. The procession will form on Broad street,
Immediately in rear of the Advance Guard in
column in mass, at oclocS and be prepared
TO move promptly at 10 O'clock taking distance
by the head OF column as soon as the movement
begins. Commanding officers of regiments, de-
tachments and other dismounted bodies, will
divide their commands SO as TO present, rs far as
practicable, uniform front of eight (S) hes
exclusive OF guides. Mounted officers not on
duty with troops will march in column OF fours
B. The General officers named to command
divisions have 0een seected by the Committee
OF Arrangements. Their commands will form
the streets hereinafter designated at o'clock
A. NJ. precisely and be prepared to move into
O'Clock A. M.
First Division General James S. Negley com.
manding. - Mounted officers and dismounted
officers, not on duty with troops; Washington
Artillery and National Light Infantry, of Potts
vile; Ringgold Light Artillery, of Reading;
Logan Guards, of Lewistown, and Allen Light
Infantry, OF Allentown; will form on the south
side OF Penn Square; mounted officers on the
west side, and the remainder on the east side of
Broad street.
The companies above named will take the
lat fp ,,al,
occupied in passing through Baltimore in April,
1861.
Second Division-Major jorGeneral Robert Pat
teTson.- Infantry regiments and detachments,
in numerical order, will form on Walnut street,
west of Broad street, right on Broad street.
Third Observation-Disclosures Charles L.
ampbell-Artillery regiments and detach-
ments, IN numerical order, will form on Spruce
street, east OF Broad street, right on Broad
street.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures D. Mem.
Gregg.-Cavalry regiments and derachments
will form on Spruce street, west of Broad street,
right on Broad street.
Carriages for invalid officers will be stationed
on Broad street. north Of Walnut, west side.
They will be preceded by Major-General Meade
and staff, and take position, as the column
passes, Immediately in rear of this division.
Fifth Division = Maior-G6netal John W.
Geary.-Colors and Color Guards, excepting
those which accompany regiments or detach-
ments. United Safes troops and United States
marines will form on Pine street, cast of Broad
street. right on Broad street.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures S. w. Cra Word.
Governor Curtin and stall, and the soldiers
orphans, with delegat of firemen as a
guard of Lonor, will form on Pine street, west oil
Broad, rie ht on Broad street.
Seventh Division - Maiof-General John K.
Brooke.-Pennsylv lvania Mil tia, Military Acade
mics and Schools, and organizations composed
OF members who served in tue field during the
late war, will form on Lombard street. west o.
Broad right on Broad street
A. The procession will move over the route
IL tod fau Tho limit 40 n
and will close in mass on Walnut street, anC
enter the Square in the order already published
by the Committee above named.
5. The COlors will be handed to the parties
entitled to receive them, at the City Almory
Broad street, near Race, at 8 o'clock A. NJ, OF
the orning OF the Fourth.
g. The officers named will be accountable 10
the prompt movement of their respective Dvi
sions, and for the proper order and deeorum OF
the march. They will report, for further instruC
tiOns, at headquarters at O'Clock A. NJ ON tn
cav Of the procession.
I. Officers who commanded corps, divisions
or brieades during the war are requested
have their headquarters flags displayed o
the occasion. They will also report at thes
headquarters, prior to the hour named for tn
formation. ...
10 wear that OF the highest grade they have hel
in the service during the war.
8. At eight (S) O'Clock A. M the hour name
Tor the several divisions TO form, signal gu
will be fred at Broad and Market streets. 4
the hour named tor moving into Broad stree
two guns will be fired, and at 10 o'clock the ba
terry stationed at the point above named WI
commence firing halfmnute guns when th
procession will positively move, whether div
slons or detachments are or are not in position
10. The following named officers are hereb
announced as the staff OF the Maior-Generi
commanding for the occasion. They will
the only officers directed by the Commandin
General to deliver his orders during the da.
and they will be obeyed and respected accor
ingly:-
Breyet Brgadier General w. G. Mitchell, Br
vet Lieutenant Colonel w; P; Wilson, Brey
Lieutenant-Colonel j. b. Parker, Brevet Lie
tenant Colonel H. H. Bingham, Brevet MajC
W. d. W. Miller, Colonel S. o, Bull, Brew
LieutenantColonel John Hancock, Brew
LieuteLantCOlonel James w. Latta, Major
w. Wharton, u. s. A., Brevet Major Clayto
McMichael, Brevet Major Thomas s. Crombarga
Brevet Major NJ. Stacy, y. s. A., Breyet MaiC
W. j. Lystie, U. S. A, Captain John b. johnson
L. S. A, Captain J. G. Ro,engsrten, Captain v
NJ. Hobart, Captain James Starr, Captain
Harrison Lambdin Captain ID. W. Q. Hanllne.
WINFIELD s. HANcooK,
Maior-General U. S. A., Commanding.
The following are the military organization
which have thus lar made arrangements to pa
ticipate in the celebration:-'
I'd, Sd, 4th, 7th, and 18th Regiments PennsN
vania Reserves; I'd Sd, 9TH, 9th, Sth, 18th, lot
10th, and Goth Cavalry Regiments; 231, 26t
27th 2Sth, 10Th, 58th, 6lst 68th, Goth, list, 70
IUSStts, Hath, 10th, ll6th l2lst, l50th, l57t
1880, le6th, lyLo, l98th, l99th, and 2O4th Pen
sylvaLia Volunteers.
The above list includes forty seven regiment
so that the military display will be very in
Most Of the men are expected TO parade In III
iorm In addition to the regiments mention
the Veteran Artillery Brigade and Yaro rs