The New York herald., 1869-06-02

nroop Avenue 0ermAh Mlsfon, Abraham 4
Brewer, conductor Of e1esplees and mals4aIs aid.
Thrcop avenue ana Puiasfd street; 81. g." Thomas Ss
Protestant Episcopal: James surpless, conductor
/ OF exercises ana marshaps AID.
GOwANus DIVISION,
the smallest in the entire corps, was marsnaled by
refer Ronget, consisting as f0ll0ws:-
llsghteenth street, near Third avenue); Greenwood
Baptist Church OF the Atonement, German Luthe-
ran.
Greenwood Baptist church ,Nineteenth street, cor
6er 6ei Fourth avenue, Third avenue Reformed, All
SAINTS Episcopal.
German Lutheran church Middle street. near
rntn avenues Eighteenth street Methodist Episco-
AIpert y. CapweI was marshal OF this section,
which paraded on Clinton street. II was composed
Pacific street Methodist Episcopal church, corner
OIIh.On strcet, and three missions. Mathew Lane,
conductor OF exercises; +. Gledwin, marshaIs aid.
Soutn presbyterian church, Clinton, corner Of
Amity street, and three missions. John Young
condilcter OF exercises; F. L. Ford marsbal's aid
Middle Reformed church, Harrison near Court
street, and three missions. d. w. p. McMullen,
conductor OF exercises; James Edgerton, marshars
Strong place Baptist church, corner Deprau
streeI, anu TWO missions. NJ. Dupuy. conductor
OF exercises; w H. Jameson, marshal's aid.
Christ church, Clinton, corner Harrison street.
and two missions 7. X. Marvin, conductor OF ex.
ercses; II. Daily, Jr:, marshal's aid.
south Congregational church, corner President
street, and three missions. Q. n. Dutcher condtc-
tor OF exercises; b. $. Tower, marshal's aid.
ton street and First place, and three missions
Daniel Martin, conductor Of exercises; H. c. Hurl-
burt, marshal's and.
Park Conversational church, corner Eighth street
and Fifth avenue. George F.. Russell, conductor OF
exercises; Thos. Ray, marshars aid
BAsTERN DIVISION,
which was comprised of the following named
churches under the guidance OF Marshal Charles
Holt, and paraded In the vicinity OF Capitollne
park
Classon avenue Presbyterian church, corner of
Monroe street-thrce missions. II. Hill, conductor
nj ~ pJG man hn1sa al.
Central congregational church, corner of Ormond
place and Jefferson street-three missions. a. H.
Hughes. conductor Of exercises; w. j. Connolly,
marsllal'e aid.
Genevan Presbyterian church, corner of Gates ave-
nue. and Hunter slreet-three missions ]. s.
Sterns, conductor OF exercises; G. s. ogleDy, mar
shal's aid.
Church Of the Reformation, Gates, near Classon
avenue-two missions. $. Farmer, conductor Of ex-
ercises; W. Adams, marsha's aid.
East Reformed church, Bedford avenue. near JEFF
ferson street-three missions. ]. winslow con.
ductOr OF exercises; T. .. Eastman, marshais AID.
THE CONCLUSION.
Each detail as laid down In the order Of observ-
ances was as closely adhered to as circumstances
would admit OF by the several sections, schools and
divisions. The marching and cOuntermarching Of
divisions over the routes which were considerably
made short, had very fine effect, and the manner
strains OF the brass bands which headed the column
under the leadership Of school standards and BAN
ners, was most cheerful In effect. White and blue
were the prevailing hues worn by the girls. The
sidewalks and dOOrstep6 on every hand were
crowded by spectators VINO we're profuse in the ex-
preston OF their admiration for the The city
colors were displayed from the Hall, and many pri
vate buildings greeted the tubant Juveniles on their
march, AT the conclusion Of the parade tlrey re.
paired to their churches, and thele partook of
most plentiful repast Of sweetmeats, such went
far towards making full the measure OF the happy
day thus celebrated by large portion OF the rising
generation Of Brooklyn.