The New York herald., 1868-06-29

SaSn, Tn oi oc s Committee Of Reception, at the
Soporary wemM al reception by the committee 81
take place this rs appointed for that PURPOSE t%av w
wan be escor sd so the the Everett House. the ofcial
Fentar is Of the honorary members dover1Se s 9Se
to-day. ~SA'-e'
THE EXHIBITION OF PRIzEs
Tne errc yestibule on the second floor Of Steinway
nan ouildng was well filed during the whole OF tne
Yesterday and until ten a. nght nsa % 10 tbe Se
1huetzenfest which were there exhibited The
collection was, for the first time complete, and rep
resented money value OF over $4,000 some trades
[ people seized upon the occasion and presented
articles either of their own manufacture or IN their
special line oftrade with view to obtain gratuitous
adyertisement Most these contributions belong
the least valuable class The handsomest gifts are
@ a% e c se a
mission fee ten cents was charged yesterday, and
S107 was received, showing that one thousand and
seventy persons visited the exhibition. This amount
will be handed over to the widow OF the man killed
last Friday by the accident at Jones' Wood.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY-THE ROUTE OF THE
PROCESSION.
The order of proceedings for to-day is:-First the
grand procession. In yesterdays HERALD we pub
lished the Official order of procession, its cassica-
ton by divisions the names OF the marshals, their
correction should be noted that in place of Mr.. Paul
Scnulze whose presence is necessarily required at
Jones Wood as experimenting architect Mr. Charles
Fifth division, with Messrs. Lebmann, Jr., and A.
Wunsch asassstants Also that the officers Of the Con-
tinenta Guard viii march Immediately in front of the
veterans The whole column is to proceed In half
instead OF fun distances-that is, twelve PAGES
sion and subdivision. At seven O'Clock all
the several societies, delegations, regiments
and companies win assemble at their respective
headquarters and march thence to the designated
rendezvous. The Chief Marshal and staff win meet
IN IN Tompkins, and the several divisions viii
to Tenth streets, the right wing of each resting
on second avenue. AT precisely hal1-past eight
Third avenue. and the Bowery to Canal street,
across TO Broadway, up to Union square, around the
Park in the square, past the Everett House. where
viii be reviewed by the Governor the Congressional
Committee, the Mayors of New York, Brooklyn, Jer-
sey City, Newark and Hoboken, the Common
the county officers the Judges Of our courts and
many other invited and distinguished guests.
From the point OF review the procession viii turn
into Fourth avenue and march down to Tenth street
thence TO avenue c, gong thence into Eighth street,
and in that street 10 the East river when ALL except
the military, will embark on steamboats, and proceed
TO Jones' Wood. They Will pass the Everett House
between half-past nine and ten O'Clock A. NJ, and ar
rive at the wood about one O'Clock p. NJ, at which
hour the official opening banquet will COM
mence.- 1t Is arranged that the regular toasts
VIII stass he responded S 70 saceessye &C s by M
Mr. Norman b. Judd, Chairman OF the Con-
gressional COMMITTEES, Governor Fenton, Mayor
year president Of the bund; the Prussan Minister
to the United States, Baron Won GerOt; the Consul
General of Switzerland at Washington, Mr.. John
Hitz; the Austrian Consul General, Ritter
Loosely and Mr.. Ottendorfer. At the banquet cable
despatch viii be read received Yesterday from Ham,
burg, containing the fraternal greeting OF that old
Hanseatic city to the sharpshooters of America, as
fOllows:--
HAMBURG, June 2s, 1868
To THE AMERICAN NATIONAL SHOOTING FESTIVAL
NEW YORK;
Hal, Colunbia's Sons May crown your manly
sport HAMBURG RIFLES.
II is proposed but not yet definitely resolved, to
answer this despatch by one sent directly from the
banquet. proposition to connect the banqueting
hall or the Press Committee room by wire with the
Geographic system OF the country Is under cOnsid
Grafton and may yet be carried out by tomorrow
afternoon.
There win also be- during the afternoon and even
ing, military evolutons OF the Turner Cadets tight
rope performance 10y Leslie, concert at the Grand
Hall, open air concerts on the two platforms, ire-
works and Illumination OF the wood with lanterns
and calcium lights