The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-23

Progress Of the Arraiken s-incre ased In
eerest Among the PeOpie-The Exhibition
Of Honorary Prizes-The United States
Ordinance Department Expected 70 Assist
General Sigei's Instructions As 70 the Graud
Procession.
The more Of the New York gers return from
Chicago-and quite number arrived last evening.
giving doeful reports OF all the arrangements made
In that CITY for the Saengerfest-the more do the New
Workers take pride in their ability to outsrip every
other place in the world in regard to the complete.
ness ana Systematic perfection In the arrangements
for the Scheezenfest Last evening every committee
was Wliy represented and the number of regular
members was augmented by o large addition OF
voluntary aids who all offered their services for the
purpose that strangers returning home from at
tending the Schuetzenfest may be able to speak
better oftelr experience In New York. Several very
important arrangements were perfected. the most
notable OF which we can only briefly mention. The
dag OF the American Schuetxenbund, or Sharp
shooters Association, sacred to them as the battle
from Chicago, where 1t has been kent for the last
year, between i've and six O'Clock ON Saturday
morning. The New Jersey scheutzen Corps, Captain
and escort 1t to New York, where delegation OF
citizen sharpshooters and some military companies
sii under ,d the command Of Captain John Gerdes
While passing City Hall q detachment Of artillery, In
command OF Captain Diehle, will fire q national
10 Colonel CrsSin United States ordnance ofiicer in
this city, and With the consent OF the Ordnance De-
partment at washington he will depute several army
0cers 10 attend the trial OF breech leaders and make
an official report, and also furnish some specimens
OF improved firearms in the possession OF the
government to be tested with Others Steps will at
once be taken by General Sigel and his committee to
present the matter TO General Dyer. Chief OF the
Ordnance Bureau at Washington In such light that
the consent OF the government be not refused. on
wednesday next the public exhibition OF the homo
rary prizes will be opened at Steinway Hall
Mr.. William Morgenstein was commissioned az
delegate OF the American Schuetzenbund to the great
German Shooting Festival at Vienna, In AUSTRIA and
will leave for Europe to-day.
The powder to be used on the ground for the pur.
poses OF the festival with true appreciation OF its
importance, has been donated by several of the
largest gunpOwder manufacturers OF the country;
and to avoid all apprehensOns vault has been dug
near the bank OF the river where 1t will be safely
stored in tin cans, thus preventing all risks. The
Chief Marshal General +. Sige, the marshals OF d.
visions and their several assistants were in session
yesterday evening until late hour and finally ar
ranged upon the following especial instructions" for
the procession TO take place on next Monday
Ftrst-The different divisions named in the order
of procession will assemble between the hours OF
Of June ana form at the following places-First d.
vision, General l.. Burger, marshal, OH Tompkins
square; Second division, Colonel Senges, marshal on
Ninth street, right resting on Second avenue; Third
division, Charles Buckhester, marshal, on Eighth
street, right resting Second avenue; Fourth di-
vision, Captain John F. Gerdes, marshal on Seventh
street, right resting on Second avenue; Fifth d.
vision, Captain Paul Schulze marshal on Sixth
street, right resting on Second avenue; Sixth d.
vision, Captain +. Berrnger, marshal Fifth street,
right resting on Second avenue; Seventh division
Colonel John II. Budke, MARSHAL, on or near Temp
kns square, prepared for march through Fourth
street.
iSecof1d-At eight O'Clock A. M. the commanding
officers and marshals OF divisions will send short
Quarters viii be at the uncon Of Tenth street
Second avenue-containing the names OF the diner
ent regiments Of National Guard. companies Of
ulpoevH ohAA Otx
mander, leader or president and number Of mem
bers (0dicers included) OF each regiment company
or society Just Divisions WIN be properly
troops and sharpsh0oters by company or platoon,
according to strength and civil societies by platoon
OF ten files, formed into one rank.
Tnird.-At half-past eight O'Clock seven cannon
shots will be fred at Tompkins square, and the First
division will form column and move from the right
The other divisions will In succession wheel into
column, each division following the preceding at
PAGES, Colonel Budke's division forming the rear
Fourh.-The line OF march Will be as fOllOws:-
From Tenth street down Second avenue to Second
through Canal TO Broadway and Union square, pass
ing Union square to the west and north and moving
70 Tentn ~ aa
Eighth, where arrangements will be made for the
embarkation OF one part Of the procession.
barked they will march as far as avenue d, change
direction to the left and be under the orders OF
BTlSaulcr GENERAL Il. burger. Inc SECOND, Tnlr0
and Fourth divisions except members mounted)
will be embarked and, II convenient, dlsembarked
at foot OF Sixty-irst street. otherwise at seventy
first, from where they. will enter the park. The
Fifth and Sixth divisions will be disembarked
directly at Jones' Wood Marshas with their STAFF
officers and all other members OF the procession
will meet after procession and parade at TOmpkns
square and proceed In body to the park The
Chariot Of Triumph viii also proceed to the park
under proper escort.
Flrh.-Order Of march:-Right In front, full dis
lance, guide left bearers OF white standards with
civil organizations acting as guides and marking
distance.
Cadence Of step for all divisions one hundred PAGES
per minute.
Ssrth.-In passing review on Union square before
the Mayor and Common Council, the Governor
and his staff, the national officers and representa-
tives the marshals and commanders OF divisions
brigades, regiments, &c. as well AZ the bands and
drum CORPS will not turn out but remain In front OF
their respective divisions. brgades, regiments &C.,
and salute In passing by. Directing flank to be
towards reviewing authorities.
ISeDenth.-When the troops and other organizations
are assembled streets or public places, also during
the procession and parade, 1t is not allowed to any
member TO leave ranks without special permit OF the
marshals Of the respective divisions his assistants.
r. SIGEL Chief Marshal OF Procession.
NEW YORK, June ~, 1885,