The New York herald., 1869-06-10

Springfield MendessOhn Union
Geofget0wn Musical Union.
NeWburyport Musical Association.
Farmington q. H. Musical Ua,31nc. un on:
1niroscoggin Musical society, OF Lewiston. No.
Concord IN. H. Choral Society.
haverhill Musical Union.
Fall River Choral Society.
Medford Musical Club.
Weymouth Musical Union.
At1ol Inscal Association.
Quincy PoiIt Choral Society.
GrotOn Centre Musical Associatops
Maiden Chorus Club.
Newton Centre Musical Union.
Plymouth Rock Choral Society.
South Abingdon Choral Society.
Watham Choral Union.
Fitchburg Choral Society.
Plaiston N. H.) Choral Society.
East Douglas Musical Society.
Quincy OhOrai Union.
Lawrence Musical Cub.
Abingdon centre Musical Association: s -
Orange County Musical Society, OF Eandoapns w
Yarmouthport Choral Club
Sandwich Choral Society.
Hyanns Musical Union.
Mansfield Musical Uui0n
Holllston Musical Club.
Melr0se Musical Association.
North Adams Musical CLUB.
Springfield Choral Union.
Nashua IN. H. Musical Club.
North Abingdon Musical Association!
East SOmervIlle Musical Union.
Wolfboro IN. H.) Union Chorus and Glee Olub.
Pswssstst a. y G1STa aa,SSi sSGsty GiSS
North Bridgewater Choral Union.
seiSnap sip MUSICAL Association, of Lacsnia, N..A
pamariscottaM IN !ne,I T., Musical ,nas, SlIIno Union.
Belmont Musical Union.
Aoushnet Musical Association.
Conc IN. H. Musical Association.
Leominster Musical Club.
salmon Falls IN. H. Choral Union.
Rockingham Musical Association, OF Exeter, N. Z
Framingham Musical Union.
New Havei lConn) Musical Union.
Atgnsta lMe.) Choral Club.
Sterling Musical Association.
Rutland (yt) choral Club
guncookiN. H. Caoral Society.
winchester Choral Society.
Webster Musical Club.
Ashland Musical UGOn.
Thompsonville Comm Choral Union.
Rome IN. H. Musical Club.
0roveland Musical Union.
Malone IN: ~ Musical Association,
Chicago NIL Mendelssohn Society.
Sharon (vt.) Musical Club.
Anddleboro Musical Union
East Boston Choral Society.
Hopktnton Choral Union.
Methuen Musical Association.
Natick Musical Club.
Milford Musical Union
Woburn Musical association.
Lowell Musical Club.
Amesbury Musical Association.
Saco tMe.) Musical Association.
Ahd0yer Musical CluD.
Providence (R. ~ Musical Association.
Athol Musical Union.
SARATOGA Springs IN. W Musical Union.
M%iddle6oro % lvLl Choral nora, Union
Keene On. H. Musical Union.
Lynn Musical Association.
Granville IN. " Musical Club.
Taunton Beethoven Society.
waterbury Conn., Musical Association.
fWhitinsville Musical Union.
New Bedford Musical Union
West Acton Schubert Choral Union.
Bangor (de) Musical Association.
Mansfield t0hlo) Choral Union.
wallinsford Conn., Musical Club.
westneld Musical Association.
DISTINGUISHED PERSONS WHO WILL DH PRESENT.
There will be no lack Of distinguished visitors 10
viii be- here on the rst day. and proDaSy remsn
until the close OF the second. senator Sumner in
this morn % stated that he had an
with the President yesterday and he asserted posi.
lively that nc would leave New YORK Monday even,
Rice visited Washington few days since 70 ascer.
the ssed President si sns WS,. was 6us
hm and Yu General Grant The Prsssens n ses%
Information was given him yesterday by senator
Sumner, and lie regretted the conduct OF his usher
very much, and requested Mr.. Sumner to convey his
Together with his acceptance Of the invitation 10
the Jubilee the entire militia OF the State, In com.
mnnd OF General Butler, will turn out to welcome
and escort the President upon his arrival here Tues
Secretary Boutwell and possibly other members OF
the Cabinet Will be here, and Admiral Farragut and
Vice Admiral Porter have also sent In formal accepts
who nave also replied in the affirmative are Mr.. Ed.
ward Thornton, OF Great Britain; Minister Roberts,
OF spain; Mnlstcr LarOcnc, OF Hayu; Minister HitH
or Switzerland, and the South American Minister'S
The Governors OF oil the New England and OF many
other states win also DO present as well full
regiment OF Mayors and most OF the Congressional
delegation OF Massachusetts,.
ARRANGEMENTS POR MEMBERS or TIE PRESS.
Tho requests solicitations ana demands OF Bohc-
mians are numerous and pressing II would seem
that they want food when they are hungry, drink
when they are thirsty and clothing when they are
naked. Hundreds and hundreds OF applications
from the small fry newspapers OF the country have
been received and are undoubtedly being
considered, according 10 their merits and
Importance, by tho Press Committee. NV.
cry facility VIII, OF course be fnrnished
TO all the thoroughly legitimate critics OF the ac'
knowedged newspapers OF the country; anu 70 en-.
annoyance, q special aud spacious room mas been
provided exclusively for thcDi. teieAraph onico
has also been Incorporated among it5 convenlences,
from which dispatches can be transsnlltcu 10 all
points OF the world ~ any ,nomeni SteDhen II.
Mica n man well known 20 the newspaper men or
the country, will havc tho management OF tina
feature and on tho morning OF tlc opening day
there win be a reception aud breakfast there ten.
ered bv the city Of Boston IN honor OF tho acNnow-
Iedgcd representatives 0! the press who may bs
present ,,, ,,,,- - ,
nil sections OF the county, ana every railroad tr0a
and steamboat is crowded TO its utmost capacity.
thousands Of strangers Wait the Coliseum daty, and
all are struck WITH wonder NJ is magnificent aud
gigantic proportions. the Executive Committee Of
winch =. u. Niles aud VI. g. Parker arc at the hcal
have arranged for grand ball Within the colossal
cdiicc on the evening Of tho l7th-the anniversary
OF the battle OF lnaker liand It is likely that the
president and other distinguished visitors VIII 70