The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-03

SPECIAL COMMITTEE 0F THE COMMON COUNCIL,
appointed for that purpose
There win bea Military Parade Of the FRS. Division, New
York state National Guard under command Of Major Gen
erai Alexander shaer pursuant TO The following order:
General Orders, No;4.
New York. June ID 1s8a (
celebrate the Ninety third Anniversary of our National Inde
H. The troops viii assemble az folows:-
FIRST brigade Of infantry on Fourth street, east Of
The Second brigade OF infantry Fourth street, west Of
The third brigade OF infantry on Great Jones street.
The Fourth brigade of Infantry on Amity street
The First brigade OF cavalry ON Bond street.
ngh' 'front.' hs head Of each brigade resting Broadway
ing oscer OF the Fsi brigade cavalry assigned post
BTssde commanders VIII report to the Chief o, Staff on
broadway corner OF Washington place, their
VI The columns will march at ~ A. NJ the First brigade
oi Infantry Leading the other brssdes following at proper
VII The line of march viii be down Broadway to Canal
Fourth avenue to Twentythrd street through Twenythird
street to Madison avenue Madison avenue TO Thryourth
Fifth avenue to twenty third street.
Will The streets and above named from curb
u are designated as the division parade ground for the
* Brgader General Burger will direct salute
to be fred from the Battery at sunrise and noon.
a, the Worth Monument the column viii in review
diatey thereafter be dismissed BY order of
oaGiel act Carl Jgssen, Major and A D. c.
are hereby notified to Sc ec soue point the line Of march
terminating at Broadway and Twenty fifth street
particularly requested by the committee that the streets
throuh which the military pass on tie occasion OF the
rsde be not sprnked on THAI day. until after the command
shai have passed.
Yhe police requested give this request OF the
committee also 70 see that vehicles do not obsuc the line
OF march of the division.
In the evening pyrotechnic display accompanied with
music win beg! be gwen en- a, each Of e olowns places %
City Hall. music by Grafulla's Band
Tompkns Square music by Wannemaeher's Band.
Madison square music by Schlnelcr's Band
Marion Mari slIare, music by Twelfth S Regimen Band
East Broadway luare music nv Hii's Band
Hamcrsey s. luaIe music by Ferrys Band.
Thirty fourth street. Teuth and Eleventh avenues music
Seventh avenue, Broadway and Fory-hh street. by
HoGmans band.
Liberty square Forty street and Lexington avenue
music 10y Eleventh Regiment Band.
Mount Morris square, Harlem, music by RnbePs Band
sehoolhouse Green, lh street and roadway music by
Muller's Band.
Observatory place. Ninety fourth Fourth avenue,
jackson square, music by Eikley's Band
The display oil fireworks at each Of the above named places
will be under the direction and supervision OF the Alderman
aud Assistant Alderman of the respective districts which
nished from the laboratory of u. A. Liiendahl & Co.
The owners or masters of vessels In the harbo and the
occupants OF public and private buildings the
city, requested 10 display the national eoors that day
tive churches for hour AT suurise, and unse
EDWARD CuDDY
JOHN MOORE,
GEoRSE MoGhlru. MSGHhplru
FREDERICK REPPER,
Special Committee Of the Board OF Aldermen
NICHOLAS HAUGHToN,
EDWARD WkLCH,
BERNARD O'NEIL,
DAVID $. JACKSON,
Special commNee Boar Board Of Of Assistant Aldermen.
ARonIBALpJ. FULLERTON, Clerk.
'uly 1862 falling Sunday, the celebration place