The New York herald., 1870-06-01


rur Marshal's Aid. All SAINTS Mission OF c!asson
avenue Presbyteri n.
roMpxISs SQUARE DIVISION.
Richard Major Ma sha,; wa ter II. Hntthings,
Assis am Marshal.
,,'da slcr'oS i.-st M,saew's hp'scopa, church: ,,
James James sirp est hafshal's AID. si. M thews
Protestant Episcopl'. 81. Thomas Protestant Epis-
copai, Iompsns so 4tre Methp Ep,scopd.
SECTION z-we'leyan Methodist Episcopa church.
aoia,an J." Brewer, Iarsnais AID. Puritan Con-
gregational, Wesleyan Methodist Ep.scopa.
u PeamsS Spnrian Coasregaliona curcn. .; n.
~ ,anheil' Mar .nA. AID. Bedford avel e Blillst,
Episcopal Mission.
Sect 4-De Ka b avenue Methodist Episcopal
c' cmnrcn' hlchlld Buace. Marshal's Aid. franklin
av nue. Presbyeran PARK avenue Mission, DE Kalb
avenue Methods Episcopal
SECTION 5--Bedforl avenue BAPTIST church Joseph
?. haryey Marshais 40. Throop avenue Prcsby-
terian, Tnroop avenue Mission.
CAFfTOLiNE DIVISION
Charles Holt. Mayslal o. r. Edgerton and william
Adams, As slant Marslais.
SECTION 1-Clas on Avenue Presbyterian church,
Theodore Eastnann. rshal's Al Central Con-
geganonal Marcy Avenue Con yregatlonai, Genevan
SECTION 2-Cenral Congregational church W. II.
Cla k, Marshars AID. Nosrand Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, Church o! the Reformat on cas.
son Avenue Presbyterian.
SECTION 3--Cseneyan Presbyterian church, j. T..
Merriam, Marshai's Aid. Embury Methodist Episco-
SECTION 4-church OF the Reformation. g. l..
0guyie, Marshal 5 Aid. uerkimer street BAPTIST,
SECTION 5-East Reformed church, 9. l.. Buttr OK,
Marshal's Aid. Tompkins avenue PRESBYTERIAN,
N Bangs Methodist Episcopal, 81. Andrews Pro-
testani Episcopal
SECTION 8--Nostrand avenue Methodist Episcopal
church John Bynner, Narshal's Aid. Rochester
avenue Congregational, Bedford congregational.
THE EXERCISES AT THE CHURCHES.
The schools were at the various churches early and
the exercises commenced promptly at two O'Clock.
They consisted OF singing reading Of the Scriptures,
prayer and addresses by the pastor.
At the conclusion the schools formed IN line. and,
with fags and banners and bands OF music preced-
ing them, psraoed galy along the routes assigned to
them.
THE PARADE.
II Is estimated that there were no less th m 30 600
children In line. The Heights division paradcd along
Pierrepont, clnton and Montague streets which
thoroughiares wer tlronged by hundred OF specra-
tors, while the windows of every house were flied
with peope. Many Of the houses were decora et with
flags and presented beautiful appeafau e. The
little ones were IN high gee and enjoyed themselves
| immensely.
| street, between Amity and Sackett streets The
children were well supplied WITH ha ss an banners,
| ana their music furnished by the Twenty third
| regiment band. The lae of march, Ike all the
others, was thronged " ia people.
| The Washington Park DIVISION which numbered
twenty -eight schools. paraded along DE kaD avenue
| and Cumberland street and the southwestern Sec
| ton Of Washington Park This was one of the
| strongest divisions yesterday, the number OF chill
dren composing It being, It Is estimated nearly
| ten thousand. There were TWO colored schools IN
| Prospect Park division mad their parade IN Sixth
| a, enue near flatbush avenue. The procession
| numbered nearly i,S0o nappy children, who pre-
| senied beautiu appearance rs they marched
| Ong.
| Tonpkins square division marched on Bedford
! avenue. between Myrtle and DE Kalb avenues. Two
bands OF music Accompanied this division.
The Captolne dlvs.O numbered $500 officers,
| teachers and childrsn, and paraded In Capitolne
Park,
Ample police protection was afforded the little
\ ones and nothing occlrred during any OF the pa.
rades 20 mar the y Of the occasion. Chief
FOX was pre- win the Heights division, and APP
peared In public ia oflcai capacity for he last
| ttme lis successor, Patrick Campbell, takes
| charge OF the ONCE o. Chief to-day.
| AFTER THE PARADE
| the children marched to their respective churches,
| where they pirtooK of refreshments prepared for
| them, and then dismissed TO their homes
| weared after their long march ana happy st In
the thought OF fhe pleasure which the forts y-nrs
| niversary oil the sunday School Union had afforded
| them.