The national Republican., 1867-11-13

bJNanih avenue last evening, tue ioIoWinB pro-
gramme was sgreod upon for the occasion. The
various marsbsls appointed are as follows:
Chief Marshal, Col. James A. TAFT.
Assistant Marshsls-L'sat, s. j. WALES, Capt.
A. KaEe, Capt. L. r. Mexican.
Marshals: First Ward-Licut. Brennan; Sec.
ond wsrd-Col. s. W. Owen Third ward-A. Z.
l.. Reese Fourth ward-Andrew Gleason; Fifth
ward-John W. Mad; Sixth Ward-Jamss NJ
Daltonj Seventh ward-Thos E. Lloyd
NJ. Hall.
Marshal Of tho Georgetown delegation, Capt.
Jas Goddard.
Marshal of johnson Union Encump pmsnt, No.
|, Hon. Thos D Florence.
Marshal Of the Fire Department, William
Dickson.
The routes to be followed by the bands prior
TO the formation Of tho grand procession are as
follows, viz:
The Marine band will leave Virginia avenue,
at the aug STAFF, near tho navy yard at 81 o'clock
proceeding from thence along Pennsylvania ave.
nue. to the headquarters Of the Conservative
Army and Navy Union, No. 397 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four.and.n.h half and Sixth
streets.
Tho 18th Infantry band will leave at the
Arsenal gate, Four.and- half and N streets, at
6i O'Clock, proceed from thence along FOur.and.
a.half street TO Maryland avenue to Seventh
street, thence to Pennsylvania avenuei along
Pennsylvania avenue to ths above. mentioned
place.
The 5th Cavalry band will leave at the corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and Nineteenth streets
where the Georgetown delegation will unite
with the First ward delegation Ot 81 o'clock;
from thence down Pennsylvania avenue to New
York avenue to the Northern Liberty market,
and from thence down Seventh street to Penn.
sylvania avenue to $40 Pennsylvania avenue.
Signal guns will be fred At the Navy Yard,
the Arsenal gate, corner Of Nineteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and the Northern Lib.
eriy market at Ct O'Clock, ut tho places Of as
sembling Of tho various ware delegations.
After arriving at the Headquarters of the Con.
sorvatiSe Army and Navy Union the line will
bo formed In the following orter under the chief
marshalship OF Col. TAFT:
First division, headed by Marine band; Con.
servstivo Army and Navy Urion; Second, Third
and Sixth ward delegations ojourners at present
in Washington, under Lieut.. S. ]. Wales, as.
sistant marshal.
Second division, Twelfth I,fsntry Band John.
son Departmental Club; Fire Brigade; Fourth
and Seventh ward delegations; under Capt. A.
Ksga, assistant marshal.
Third division, Fifth CaHlry Band johnson
Union Encampment, No. /; Georgetown delega.
tion; First, Second, and Thih Ward delegations;
under Capt. L. II. Mexican, assistant marshal.
Carriages will be present ttconvey all wounded
or disabled soldiers who deiro to participate in
paying honor to our respected Chief
A national salute will be fred in Jackson
square.
The procession will leave the headquarters Of
tho Conservative Army and Navy Union, Penn.
sylyania avenue, between four. and.a hnlf and
Sixth streets, at I o'clock pncisely.
Tho marshals will be on bot, and on arriving
| at the place of rendezvous, No 397 Pennsylyania
| avenue, the division marshds will report to the
chief marshals.
The delegations are requeSsd to supply them.
selves with torches, &c.
Drunk AND DIsoRDEln.-Samuel Dorsey
and Henry Bowie, coloed, were arrested by
Officers Pumphrey and ling, Of the First PRO.
cinct, for drunkenness ard disordcrly conduct,
and fined So each by Juaice Tucker.
Patrick aud Mary Dren, Edward and Mary
| Winn, for lighting and dsordorly conduct, were
fined 50 each and costs.
VIM. Fitzgerald and 1homas Connoll, for be.
Jog intoxicated, were aligned before Justice
Harper, at the Fifth proinct station, and fined
50 each-in default of payment being sent to
the workhouse.
| Theodore Shafer, Jams Acton, and Charles
Hill, for being drunk nd disorderly, were ar
rested and had a hearing before Justice Chaplin,
at the Sixth precinct station, The two former
| were hned 81 each, Hus tho latter $3-in de
fault Of payment, being snt to the workhouse
| TnE LUTHERAN CnURCnDIrFIcULTY.-A con.
tinuation of the case of NJ. Baker and others,
members of the St. JohI German Lutheran
church, charged by tho pasor, Rev. Mr.. Ebing.
hause, with forciblo entry Rd terminor, was had
yesterday before Justice David X. Smith, the
case having, at the requsE Of tho parties, been
ruled before him.
Mossrs. Norris and Aslury Lloyd appeared
/ q
| for tho defence. The cTOsseIamination Of Mr..
Ebinghause was continued ly the defence. Mrs.
Ebinghauso was also examined as n witness
at the conclusion of her evilence tho case being
| continued over until THURSDAY, 3 p. IN.
There was a large numlsr Of the friends Of
both parties present, and considerable feeling
manifested by them in the poceedings
| 10. G. TAT a regula' meeting Of Rising
Sun Lodge, No. s, |. 0. q. last evening, the
following officers were installed to serve the
present quarter Z. Ii. Gold'n, ". G. IT, Miss
| Marian Taylor, W Il. S; Ms. Carrie Golden,
W. L. s.; Miss Maggie Billings, W. V. T.; A.
D. Willard, W. sec.i Mrs. Lizzie Gilbert, W. A.
sec.i Miss Maggie Dyer, W, F. Sec VIM. f.
McLennan, W. Treas L. X Iougley, W. Chap
A. Moffatt W. NJ; Miss Roo NJ. Dyer, W. D..
M; Mrs. NJ Blue, W. /. G L. G. Townsend,
W. o. a.; A. T, Lousley P.W. c. T.
This Lodge, though young, has large mem.
| beTship, composed Of materia we'll calculated to
make It rank among the first in the District.
Tho reelection Of Mr.. Golden as presiding officer
| speaks we'll for the manner In which the affairs
Of the Lodge were conducted BY him during his
last term OF office. May success attend them.
The AGRIcuLruRAL FAIR.-In consequence Of
the heavy storm on Monday night, the track at
| the race course did not improve, and ther 0 was
no race yesterday. To-day, weather fGvoring
tho pacing match between Red Rover and Cold
| Water Billy will positively take place. The
| managers Of the Fair have lRbored under many
| diGicultieF, and tho bad weather has not been
| the least Of their troubles. We hope that the
season will continue more favorable, so that the
racing at least will be got through With.
REBEKAu DECREE ASSOCIATION FAIR.-In
| mentioning the names Of ladies who have tables
at this fair, In Odd Fellows Hail. Seventh street.
we are sorry that We omitted to mention the
name of Mrs. George Collision, at refreshment
table No. O. This lady has done ach towards
sustaining tho fair, as also has Mrs. Tram Lit.
tleGeld, at Jacobs Well. Messrs. j. p. Span.
nier and j. 7. Stratton, OF Hoald's band, will
play duett at the hall tomorrow evening
RECOYERr or STOLEN GOoDs,-Frances and
Martha Marsh, the two colored girls arrested by
Detectives Kelly and Blglsy for stealing clothing
| sheets, to, from Mrs Morgan, No. Four-and'
aIf str h.l haaFinU VAalarlav m no