The national Republican., 1867-04-11
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


the occasion:
The procession will form In X street, n 81 a.
m, on Tuesday, the 18th instant. The right
wing Of the column will rest on the east eide Of
Eleventh street west and X street north. The
centre Of the column will rest on Thirteenth and
X streets, and the left wing Of the column on
Eleventh and X Streets east side.
Tho procession will be formed according 10
programme, and the order will be given precise
ly at II o'clock, q. m for the procession TO
move, which will proceed down Fifteenth street
10 street; up TO Pennsylvania avenue; up
Psnnsylvauia avenue to Georgetown; thence up
Bridge to Congress street, up Congress to West
down West to Green; down Green TO Bridge;
down Bridge street 10 Washington; up L street
TO Twenty-fourthi down Twenty fourth to Penn
sylvania avenue; down Pennsylvania avenue to
Nineteenth street; down Nineteenth to Y; down
+ to Seventeenth; down Seventeenth to Penn.
syivania avenue thence through the Presidents
Grounds thence along y to Seventh street;
down Seventh 10 b. down Z TO Fifth; along
Fifth to Louisiana avenusj along Louisiana TO
New Jersey avenue; up Nov jersey avenue and
through the Capitol Grounds; down south side
OF the Capitol TO Pennsylvania avenue; up Penn
sylvania avenue to Fourteenth street; up Four.
teenth stroet TO Plants Grounds near new State
Department, where addresses will be delivered
BY the following. named gentlemen, who have
been invited: Ex-Governor Morton, Of Indiana;
Hon. B. T. Butler, NJ. o. Hon. Judge Kelly,
N. c.; John 7. Costin, Of the District Of Colum.
bia; Saylss J. Bowen, city postmaster; Major
General o. 0. Howard Major General John A.
Leganj Rev. James II. Muse, Of D. G.; John r.
Cook, Of D. c.; Rev. D. W. Anderson, Of D. @;
Major W. s. Morse, of D. c.; John R Elvans, Of
D. O.. Rev. Mr. Morris, Of D. c., and Dr. Alfred
Thomas, Of Georgetown.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
I. Clergymen, on foot.
2. Military.
3. Masonic order.
4. Odd Fellows.
s. Officers Of convention.
8. Orators.
T. Tho chariot.
8. Union League and citizens Of Georgetown.
o. Union League and citizens Of First ward.
10. Union League and citizens Of Second ward
IL. Union League and citizens Of Third ward
IL. Union League and citizens Of Fourth ward
Is. Union League and citizens Of Fifth ward
a. Union League and citizens Of Sixth ward
Is. Union League and citizens Of Seventh ward
l6. Citizens Of the 18th sub.district.
II. Citizens Of Freedmen's Village.
IS. Organized associations.
10. Alexandria, Baltimore and Philadelphia
delegations.
20. Carriages.
81. Mounted men.
No ladies or young men under the age Of six.
teen will DO allowed In the procession.
O. D. PERyIs, President.
DANIEL @. MUSE, Secretary.
CORNELIUS CLARK, Treasurer.
JONI A. GRAr, Chief Marshal.
Wh. II. SHORTER, First Aid.
JOSEPH HSHALLwoOD, sR Second Aid.
Mounted ward marshals-
deorgetown-Clement Beckett, VIM. Barber,
J. II. Furguson.
First wsrd-Charlss II. Twins. Mitchell War
rick, John L. Webster.
Second Ward-Chas II, Peters, Sidney Nc.
Farland, John Wallace.
Third Ward-John 7. johnson, wm. Budd,
Stephen Owens
Fourth ward-wm. H. Edinburgh, W. II. O.
Stokeley, Lafayette Jettriss.
Fifth Ward-Charles Brown, William Brown,
E. 8. Atkinson.
Sixth ward-Charlss Dyson, Alfred Berry,
Michael Sinner.
Seventh WaId-Henry HysOn, George New.
man, William Herold.
Twelfth Sub b-District-William Bruce Jacob
Moore, Thomas Solomon.
Frocdman's Village-Albert Parker, Herman
Ellis.
Mounted STAFF Marshsls-James A. II. SEIZURE.
man, William II. Wormley, John +. N. Wilkin.
son, George M. Arnold, Samuel Williams, Lewis
A. Bell, Jonathan Pierre, William A. Taliferor
The AMERICAN BOARD OF IMMIGRATION
This Board, formed In this city recently, with q
view to collect facts with reference to the advan-
tages peculiar to different sections Of the coun.
try; with reference to the inducements offered by
particular States, organizations, and individuals
with reference to the localities adapted to differ
ent nationalities, trades, professions, and opin.
ions with reference 10 ocean and inland trans
portation; with reference to the cost, sanitary
and commercial advantages Of particular locali.
tics and with reference TO the mineral, agricul.
tural, and motive wealth Of the nation; and to
publish the came In foreign countries, for the
purpose Of inducing larger numbers Of the people
of Europe, the British Isles, and elsewhere to
immigrate to this country to settle on and deyel.
Ope the unoccuped lands have just issued cir.
oular to each Of the railroad companies In the
United States and the ocean transportation com.
panies, with view to perfect arrangements as
far as possible, for the purchase Of through
tickets from the points Of embarkation Of emi.
grants to the principal points Of destination on
the main thoroughfares Of the United States, and
at reduced rates. These companies are desired
TO communicate to the Board, through the ap.
propriato committee, without delay, such in.
duoements as they may have for the adoption Of
their respective lines, indicating the length Of
route, rates Of transportation, celebrity, cOnnse-
tions, capacity, sanitary provisions, &c.
This Board also proposes to collect, through
their State representatives and auxiliary as.
sociations, the resources, statistics, and other
inducements Of each State to immigration,
hnu 70 puDlbn anu uAnbmlt tue shulo, IN VARIOUS
languages, to foreign countries, so as to enable
the immigrant to choose for himself his route
and point Of destination. This information, in
Guiding neat maps showing the main routes Of
ocean and inland transportation, will be pub.
liBhed monthly aud distributed In distant olimes.
The Board will derive Its funds from assess
ments and contributions BY individuals, corpora.
tions, and States which shall be collected by the
treasurer on the order Of the executive com.
mittse.
Committees have been appointed on accounts,
on railroad and inland transportation, on ocean
transportation on foreign affairs, on PRINTING! on
agriculture, on mining, and on commerce and
manufactures.
The following are the principal officers Of tho
Board; President ]. 7. Cox, Of Kansas; Vice
President, 8, A. Peugh, Of District Of Columbia
Secretary, II. O. Fowler, Of District Of Columbia;
and Treasurer, Il. D. olmstead, Of Ohio.
ASSAULT AND Battery Detectives
Coomes and Miller arrested, on Tuesday after.
noon, q woman named Mary Lyon, charged with
assault and battery on one Mrs. Berry. She was
held at headquarters until yesterday morning,
whom Justice Tucker fined her $40 and required
her to give bail to keep the peace.
DEAD ANIMALs,-Persons desiring the reno.
val Of any dead animals whatever, should report
tho same OF Police HeadquArters, No. 2 LouiGi.