New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

, h,bos, office ma the Gift Of the American people WIN
record which the meanest office holder III the Guy WouIu
not have II no could. ard the' second assuming 'o "
a, that oo win the respect and confidence OF
e. ,,,, ,,yno Union men OF the nation, which owes
- ,,,,h to his military yalor and achievements As
.,rlv os O'Clock porchcs OF the Treasury huuhS
were crowded with people, and during the next lo"
borrs The crowds filed every conceivable spot Wheh u
fr1cd standing room, however safe or pfecaous lne
balconies piazzas doosteps and, IN fact all points VI
,,y from the tons OF buildings 10 the sidewalks ana
,reets were occupied with eager and expcctant huan
bengs OF both sexes The few beautiful women VIM"
Washington affords completely shaded Oy 9'o SIS
Ewes from other cities. and the rich ana cos'' 80.
which adorned the opuleut, with tho pr1g"' a"e ,be
what gaudy attire Of the less favored women so
-, ,,'1 ,o,,s. lotbine Of the servant girls haoo
.l.os,g contrast with he generally dark an" i , a.,
Iress Of the males who accompanied OF o,ies nnd
close proximity them. ON ho' - ,,,o dressed in
,,ozzas were seen Devies Of shandsohe , ,,ces
;io cvireule OF fashion, whose pfISn' ",u % ., o
IAe oA'l'i " .,a,o,, added pleasing charm tolhe
- ,,,or,I effect WAS heightened Dy 'hc "e"'
~, nor e,bor,te decorations OF Willard = 'no N"o"I'
xc,ronoItap g. Jasaes, ana other ho'ei'' "N ''"D'
stores and dwellings. ,,o, no,u-oor ,bo
,thr, 10 o'clock tho procession foimed between 'ho
~ A' "' ~ oa ,ro Georgetown line, to which the
l,,lt,i,rs cvtend.d The chief point OF interest Ut
,l1s time MAS Gen Grants HeadquUIeIs' III 'e ''n''
~ witch n large crowd bad collected A lU4o' NeH
Grant nppeared asd took bis scat I'D His OWN cI'"s
,bih was In waiting. tie were dmh oH'' p'a'h s''N
1, 1,,,o ,vcrcoaf and black panaloOns. and bore
th Gaze of the people with c0mp0Snrc Dehths e o'y
,ct @part for the greatest event Of his life Ihe PARK
,bctn in which he sat bore his monogram on Tie slde
pauels Seated by his side was GEN Rawlings Ms Ohiei
~ stat and firm friend In the carriages winch ioo"
were the Pres dent elect, Senators Cragn an" u'
Crpery Admiral Barley, and tile remaining mem"'ISO,
his staff Gems Badcau and Dent ana COiS' "ooS'o' ~
Ieet Under the escort Of the United States oor. com
maudcd by Col Wallace consisting 9, a detachment of
cavalry, the carriages %re driven to the front of the
EAIg House. ~ nc Infantry detailed to perform escort
ntS c i'm line on the avenue, and sauted the parry i'll
the usual manner Contrary 10 the general eNIee'auo"'
President johnson did not Join the procession "o" ~
lacked another fraturc-a Cabinet, the seven "lNo ~
following tie example Of their chez III aVou'nS
nation in the ceremonies Of the day The procession wa"
- -, -. o,lock Rreyet Major Cen A. s. Webb the
Grand Marshal had for his aids Major H. B huSs''i'
Cant Eugene Wells, VIM Remsen Major h NJ, nm Il WI
Know Col Graves, Gen H. H. Bing"in, cap" . - :, -
mer Albert DelaGcld, Col Thomas, j. hoy' C"Pr ~ -
Montgomery Capt A. W. Preston "n"o a. ',''.' |,'
T,ont s,ory Lieut. Totem Thos NJ shepherd Lieut.
1,o,a,t Iicnt Garrison, Major Gardner Lieut. Gray
A. H,,loir and Col McNett The procession was made
mp I'm the following ordcr'
r1psr nrvtsIox-Col C. W. Wallace. commanding
Twelfth Infantry preceded by Their I3nI ara nTi;,i
ing fonr companies of 100 each Battalion OF tinted
States Marines, preceded by ihe marine a,' ,
Light Battery F. Fifth United states Artillery Iouf
ulscpg. commanded by Col. II. a. Dupont
sECoXD DIylsIoN-Chicf Dcputy Marshal Col James \.
Macruder rOmwauting-Ihe Ndsnlg, ON 6laN : at.ley
Of Philadelphia Capt Ward, WIN MTCiMYgs SCrng'
This regiment composed Cf many Of those VINO SiEeu
IN the late war; under their present cOumnhdcr ahG ey
carried heF battlc-worn flag IN line Eagle Ho1pNcs o
Buffalo ~ y, Capt Rclerl; they had 90 men ~ sn niu
were ltrGdcd by lie Union CuInet Band IAcon Zoa.cs
OF Washington, Numbering 40 men. commanded by capt:
MARYLAND Iieuts Cooper and West Butler ZouaVcs OF
GeHard aud Lieut. Cook The Lincoln Zoueyes tcolored
of Baltimore, mustered 45 men, commanded by S"pt;
Robert Burgess. The Henry Winter Davis Guards f Ci
Baltimore tcoorcdl, numbering co men Calt; fl,n,t
Bng.G Martin, accompanied by MS ana Capl tSe,, S
was at the head OF these companies having arrived mere
last night Obtain 900 u the muskets vote by congress
WIch were refused by President Johnson last night who
declined permit either the small arms or thc Htici
10 be taken from the Government Arsenal National
Guards of PHILADELPHIA, numbering so men, ana CON con-
manded by Capt F l. Gambler preceded Dy @ Indi otu @
corps. The Albany burgess COrpsinuSeIc1 20 he' S '
WAS commanded hy Capt. VIM. Taylor Dohrines hahu
of 20 pieces accompanied it. The Lancaster FeheDes'
under the command OF Capt BockaiclIeI lne 1'v ,
Grays Of Wilmington, Delaware, 25 mep capt a. "Ilii
shaw.
TutRD D1vIsoS--Chief Deputy Marshal Gen. Galatin
Lawrence. comnandingFir,t came the supreme Cona,
th Titd states and its officers. Supreme Court Of the
district Of Columbia aud It's omcerS senators,
Wonsc of Rerresenatiyes, Members eject and MEM
hers Foreign Ministers. Corps DipOmauc, the Electors
headed Inv lie Coiumlttcc-WmtiDg OF Massachusetts,
brown Of Tennessee Young Of Iowa, Barnes Sis OF
Soldiers Of the war 1912, thirty in number seated ~
ogs OF Majors omnbusses, drawn by six wnc horses
tb Vehicle decorated with flags top, aud cards bear
s ,6c names of the States Tackled around the sides.
Veteraps Of the Mexican War, which organization en-
6fhSed about G0 members the most Of whom were pen
stoned soldiers from the soldiers Home alred lh bue
Navy cap. blue coat and pants Col Kennedy was com
FOURTH DIyrsToS.-C Chef Deputy Marshal. Mai Church
Howe commanding Republican lnynGDies oi Fiiiaaei-
uia, numbering about 200 marshalcd by Geo Irhcman'
1r. headed by Van Dusen's band. The lnenpels were
;ISSi ;TTsfG ihd n eeTs SeGs Ti. % silver The f6adeha Re
publican Executive Committee followed, after WMch
eIne the Alabama delegation 100 strong; inc Execuye
Committee Of tho Ist Congressional DstFlc OF oIh
Second Ward Rcpubcau club. 100 strong JQs. b,o1uh
Marshal; German Republican Ihoh Ass9cIaoh H > i'ai
timore Capt b. Appel Marshall Spencer Legion OF New
York City, numbering about So men, ~ eICrS I,or GS
Boys in Blue" headed by the President Major j. Meeks
F,trU DiyIsIoy-Chef Deputy Marshall. Gen JAS. A.
Elun.-MalOnes band OF IS pieces The Grant lhNhci-
ss SsI 81 dn SS1S Y SeS SS sg y aoF Jack Tma
Grant and CONax Boys IN Blue Spencer Legion New,
music Gen Barcrt van Iuren ard Major John A. Weeks,
Marshas German SOldicrs' aud Sailors Union George
German ana American fags Boys la Blue OF Frederick
Md, numbering about 200, marshacd by Gen. steiner,
Club beaded by M0beiy brass band OF peces-seyen
of this band brothers Grant and COlfax Printers
"Equa justice 10 all" on the wagon was printing
press operation, impressions from which we're thrown
of 10 the crowd The Irish Republican Association l5O
strong eaTyngthe Irish and American hags, followed Dy
SIXTH DyisIoS-Chief Marshal John Abendroth. com
manding.-WashngtOn Schutlen NereD, with their own
band Of pieces and 100 In charge Of Marhal LOuis
Boyer The organization was headed by Bernard Henzez.
President. Columbia Turn Verein OF Washington After
which came the Boys In Blue in the following order:
Zen A. Grant commanding IN fun uniform, with staff Ia
military dress; Col W. 5. Fletcher, Adutant General.
Gen s. H. Potter and staff Engineer Corps Of the
Boys In Blue IN command Of Cof. l.. Z.
Cutler Company Of artillery, with Hye pieces Of
ordnance. st Regiment OF Cavalry Col ]. g. Crockcr.
commanding. Coll N. Bland and staff. BattalOns from
I'd, Gth and 7th Regiments Of the Boys in Blue. Each
Following TIC comnand Of % cS BsSd came s1 H 6ssoh sS
composed OF companies from the Hh, 9Th, and 9Th Regi
nunDer u men ~ this division about 300 One OF