Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-04

lori Company l. Uolonel Tasson and L,eu,eu
snt Krysinsii; Company H. Lleutenants Aller
BassiiOn q l1s'Ss 1.lins:, snsS prscsS:d BY tn
Marine Band, under Prof Scala, numberinI
| 100 men, and commanded by Major Oharlt,
Williams, and Leutenants Butler and Nokes
4 Light Battery F, 5th u. s. Ar,llery, 4 pieces
| commanded. BY Colonel H. A. D1podt, ana
Lieutenants Patterson, Riley, Lee, and Adams
SECOND DIvIsIoN-Chief Deputy Marsha
General E. w. Rice, General Frank ]
J. Heron, General ID. McEwen, Gen. M. Nc
Even, Gen. ]. M. Hedrick, General Gsorg,
mS,a1 3 s1S.1 m"1l' Gooae a D diiq.1 Gso
ing, General Wslham Vandsver, Genera
James + Russling. Colonel William T
Simms, r.; b: Mohnn, Colonel William 5
Baldwin. Deputy marsnals.
The Washington Grays (artillery), Of Phil.
adelphia. m mustered forty five muskets and 70
Cell, Bank and Mathleck. They presented q
trim, solcier-hke appearance, attired in gray
uniforms with gold trimmings. McClung
Cornet Band Of sixteen pieces accompanied tue
party. -n .. -...-....
Philadelphia Fire Zouaves, 2lO men, Gen
ID. w. c. Baxter. Lieut.. Col Sellers, Majors
Mitchell and Costers, and Adjutant A. L.
Murphy. There were 40 men IN line, headed
by a drum corps Of n in the regular Zouayt
uniform, red pants, blue jacket, neat red cap
with gllt trimming and red and white pom
poon, They also had oyercoats on, and kaap-
sacks neatly put up with the letters r. r. T.,
aud their appearance was highly com plims ted
ny all. rhIs regiment is composed Of many OF
those who served in tia late war, under their
present ps,,,s SommahaeTs and they carried their
Eagle Zouases, Of Buffalo, N. Y, Cant
Rich-rt and Lieuts. Bean and Wood and Ea
ssm nae, TINS presented very
form-red pants trimmed with yellow, white
leegings and shirts, dark blue jackets trimmed
win req, and cap wrapped with white and
in line. and were headed BY the Union Cornet
Band, led BY Cramer, which they brought on
win them, numbering twenty -oDe pieces, UNI
formed N gray coat and cap with red pants.
40 men, unIfor med In red pants, with white
leggings. blue jackets, and caps trimmed vito
red, and commanded by Captain MARYLAND,
Llsutenants Cooper and West
Buder Zouaves, of GEORGETOWN, numbering
~ mfn, with red pants, white leggins, blue
jackets trimmed with fed, and red caps, ana
commanded BY Captain Lenard, and Lien.en-
ant Cook.
The Lincoln Zouaves tcolored), of Baltimore
mustered ferty -eight strong, commanded by
Capt. Robert Burgess and Lieutenants Carroll
anu Shepherd. Their dress was OF blue fan
mel " .th yellow trimmings, and white Ieggings
after the style OF the French uniform. Bow
yer's banc Of eighteen pieces furnished music
for the company.
The Henry Winter Davis Guards of Bal,l.
more, (colOred,) numbering between fifty 10
sixty men, arrived next in line with the
Zouaves, and under the command OF Capt.
Fisher, and Lieuts. Roberts and Y Dung. They
are uniformed with blue clotn and gold trim
mings.
brig. Gen. Martin, accompanied by his aid
Capt. Hackett, was aI the head Of the se compa-
ni.s the latter officers having arrived here
last light to obtain one thousand Of tn. musksts
voted by Congress for the use OF the Boys In
Blue last Saturday night but which Were re-
fused by President johnson last night who
declined Ito permit either the small arms or
artillery to be taken fiom the Government
"A N.,,n,s, r,.rds ,s p,,...,,,,. -
ing ~ mep, and commanded by Captain r. l.
G,mber and Lieutenaats Z. Sauter and Aiex'r
MeEwen, and preceded by d full drum corps
Regulation uniform-ligh, blue pants and b. ue
coli, with cap and white pompOn.
Tbe Albany Bu-geeses Corps, regarded as
one OF the nDest organizations in the state of
New York, formed a promin nent feature in The
procession. II mustered seventy five, rank
and file, besides twelve honorary members ia
cIuZens' ATTIRE The officers are Captain, WIN.
H. Taylor; Lieutenant., w. v WempIe, Wal
ley, Judge Advocate Par.oss, Quart-rmaster
Nosburg. DOring's Band OF twenty pieces ac
I Iompanied il, all the members of which were
dressed in new and handsome uniform. Tae
COM pany also appeared in new uniform-red
Goals, faced with Duh and blue, sky blue pants
with buh trimmings, and bear skin shake.
The Lancaster Fencibles mustered forty-nve
strong, Under the command or Capt. Rockefeller
and Lieuts. Barnhard and Camping. Tiny
were dressed iu the re- gular army uniform Of
blue bleuze and light blue pants. and were ac-
cOnpanied by Ermentrouts City BInd, OF
pieces, dressed in blue cloth.
The Sheridan Grays, of Wilmington, Del,
twenty y-five men. Capt. A. Grimshaw, Lieut..
John Carroll. They had a neat gray uniform
with black stripe down the pants and black
band tc cap This company arrived at O'Clock
this corning.
THIRD DIvIsION-ChIefD Deputy Marshal, Gen.
GailatIn Lawrence, Comma uding.
Colonel al -
Harrington, Charles Worrhington, Mr.. Chii-
ton. Edward Pendleton, MAJOR Richard Md
dleton, Colonel Frank Jones, Major George
Adams, James Z. GrIswold, r. H. Donegan,
Captain I. A. Stone, MAJOR II. A. Hail, NJ. X.
Shahkland, Thomas G. Cox, General J. nj.
son, Colonel George Gibson. Colonel Henry
Rathbone, Commander +. Simpson, Lieut-n.
ant Commander Manly, Lieutenant Comman.
der q. ID. Perkins, Captain +. Patterson,
and Wythe Denby, Deputy Marshals.
Fnst came the Supreme Court of the Un,t4a
States and its Office RS; Court OF Claims OF the
United States and Its Officers: supreme Court
Of the District OF Columbia and its Officers:
Senators, and Senators elect, and ex-Senators
Members OF the House OF Representatives.,
elect, and ex.Memters; Foreign Min
listers; Corps Dplomatique; the Electors OF The
different states, about fifty IN number, IN car
riages, headed by the Committee Whiting, of
Mass; Brown, OF Tenn; Young, of Iowa;
Barnes, OF Arkansas; and Bailey, OF Ohio.
The CITY Councils Of Georgetown and
with the Mayor Of George
town. Mayor Bowen was absent, because of
illness.
The surviving soldiers of the war of 1Si2,
thirty in number, seated IN one OF Majors ON
drawn by six white horses, the We
hicle decorated with nags on top and cards
bearing the names Of the States tacked around
The sides.
Veterans of the Mexican War, which Organi- |
lation embraced about sixty members, the
most OF whom We're pensioned soldiers from
the Soldiers Home, attired in blue navy can,
blue coat and pants. Ool. Kennedy was com. |
mander- in CHIEF OF the corps, assisted as aids |
~ Coils. kretschmar and SchIilem, the first /
jfhcer wearing blue sash with white, red aud /
blue sash, and latter officer red sash with /
'osettes.
FOURTH DIvIsIoN-Chief Deputy Marshal.
Major Church Howe, command ding
Cyrus Lukens. b. +. Burns, w. s. Shepherd,
Thomas Cromwell. John L. Piau, Colonel s. r.
Lee, Captain S. A. StOekdale, Charles E. Eag
Ish, DIR. Joseph II. Rowland, c. +. Stansbury.
". w. Uuz, Dr. ZenopnOn q. Scott, deputy
1arshals
Republican Invmcibles OF Philadelph,a.
numbering about 2OO, marshalled by George |
rrueman, Jr., headed by Van Dusen's Band. |
rhls ASSOCIATION is composed altogether u |
Ioung men dressed in black, with nayy pat. |
ern cap, bearing on the front the letters p l. 1
q silver. The Philadelphia Republican Ex. |
cutiye Committae followed; after which came |
be Alabama delegation, 1OO strong. Exscu. |
I've Committee LIST Conversational District OF
republican Club, lOO strong, Joseph Brooke |
1aIshal, John Pollard aid, Henry Beverley,
Y Vashington Nelson, John Rocks, John VII. |
ame, and Abne- Walker. German Rspubii. |
All Union Ascension of Baltimore, Capt. H
opel. marshal.