The New York herald., 1867-09-30
GENERAL SHERIDAN.


HE Movements estA tArday-Arraugement fb1
the Public RECEIPT ION this Evening.
The due observance OF the Sabbath prevented ant .
clamorous demonstrations at she Fifth Avenue Hold
YESTERDAY in honor of General Sheridan. Yet tho DAD
not altogether one OF rest him. as during the es
tire forenoon persons were continually calling him
most Of whom he received A few minutes befort
twelve o'clock, accompanied by General Forsythe and
Colonel Crosby, Of his stan, and some acquaintanos
from this city, he paid visit to the Park and passed
remainder Of the day admung The many beauties OF thai
beautiful public resort nos returning 70 the hotel un
after I've p. n During his absence Quite number q
leading itizens called TO him. and his table wa
covered with their cards his return Tho 0enera
LEFT the hotel again at seven n 70 spend ths evening
II the houss OF OF his personal friends IN this city,
large number Of gentlemen were lcstsrng N front q
the Fifth Avenue HOTEL assembled in groups in tAe
ns ~ s during the @ out ~ s..s -
General bis ngress and were only recognized ~
respectful and deferentia silence as he passed A
Old cavaryman who served under him. but ~ present ~
tailed orderly the General during his ssay here
THE PUBLIC RECEPTION THIS EVENING"
Tho arrangements for the reception by the veesssa
soldiers and sailors of this city and nsghborhood hs
be very imposing one in point Of numbers the NJ
turns OF persons purposng to join in sent in 70 tne
thousand persons and do include anything tn
entire force expected to be present.
The following programme has been issued by tAs
THE PROGRAMMES.
ARnoRy or TIE FIRST INFANTRY N g. 8 n. Y,l
Tho Grand Marshal announces the Following arrange
tor the reception OF Major General r. H. Snerida
BY the veteran soldiers and sailors Of the city OF New
York and vicinity to take place Monday evening the
30th Instant
Colonel Harmon d. Hull, commanding
First infantry, N G. s N. T., Hawkins zouavsa
Lieutenant Colonel J: K. Perley:
Fourth infantry, N G. a N. Y, Lleutenant-colons
Gould Ii. Tnorp
Colonel B. I. Morgan, commanding.
Post No. 8, Grand Army OF the Republic.
Post No. 2s. Grand Army Of the Repablic, Captain e.
?. Haves. Z
Ono hundred students from the Theological Seminary
composed of veteran soldiers
Colonel Levin CrandalI, commanding.
Post No. II, Grand Army Of the Republic. Major O
Post No 10, Grand Army Of the Republic. Colonel J.
Post No 90. Grand Army Of the Republic. oolons, :.
And veterans from westchester county.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Poss No sS Grand Army Sr the Republic, Major shsw!
Post No. 80 Grand Army OF the Republic Captain v.
Post No. i Grand Army Of tho Republic Of Newark.
TIE German Veteran Organizations Of Williamsburg.
The German Veteran Organizations Of New YORK.
The Now York German Veteran Bund.
FILTH DIVISION.
Colonel Dees commanding.
The New York Coored Veterans WHO served in tAs
late war
position in the line a. soon a. their number reporsee
| TO the Grand Marshal.
uniform and also those OF officers and OF che difs
ferent veteran organizations who still have uniforms
their possession Neither muskets sdearms will ~
Each
with United States haga No uansparencies hgnts -
torcnes will be alio~sd In the procession nn
patoons OF fifteen 'front.' exclusive OF the right "a
LEFT gudes Each platoon will have commanding 90:
GER who will that his command preserves the fuiI
distauee from the one preceding.
Tho line will be formed a. hall f-psst nine o'clock X
precisely the right resting the southeast corner e
Washington square fourth street s,del ana will move
ct ten through Fourth street TO Broadway theoce
asS % Union square where The
line will formed into column OF regiments iac.ng -
tho NORTH and front OF tho Union League CLUB hou,s
when Major General Sheridan will DO presented from ene
balcony and tho consolidated bands will perform ~
arr r. and g .s ssy % ssna ~
rest and. as soon - 1t over the general coumn wh
Alter dismissal the divisions viii b subjeo. To the
orders OF their several commanders !.
The district staf in uniform. without side-arms wtll
report headquarter armoy Of the First regiment -
RUSH O. HkWKINs Grand Mar.hal ,
The General 20 Visit Broeklyu.
/ committee Of citizens Of Brooklyn, among WHOM
was General Roberta postmaster Of that city, called On
General Sheridan yesterday afternoon and extended
Invitation the of Five Forks 70 visit the CITY a
Churches The invitation accepted, and tho Gene
rs attended by focr OF bis ssa w pay bis respects =
the citizens oil Brooklyn Tomorrow He VIII be receives
at the CITY Hall BY his Honor Mayor Booth a noon
s deemed probable that the regimen
n X s. NJ, Colonel Fowler, viii moot the General an1
sa at the Fulton ferry their arrival and parade - q
escort Other military organizations are spokca
Of ss likely 70 take part the parade but nothing dea
uite on this point has boon arrived at Tho Commoa
Council meet to-day q three o'clock whom arrangement
will doubtless be made BY that body Tor extending sns
courtesies Of the city 10 the distinguished VISITOR
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