The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09
GERMAN JUBILEE.
THE GREAT PEACE DEMONSTRATION.
Magnificent Gathering Eloquenee and Enthu.
siasm-F athsrland Abroad-The Line Of
March and the Procession Bril-
liant Array-The Proceed
ings in the Evening.

The roar OF the cannon Ia hushed and peace has
oawned upon the wearfed warrior. The home that
has watched so anxiously for hts return welcomes
him thousand shines with Joy. The fierce strife OF
the contending forces Is at an end, and those who
were but lately opposed IN deadly array resting
on Their arms and divide the laurel branch between
eacn other The dreadful ain and alarm OF war ~
over, and
THE PAGFASTRY OF PEACE
comes forth in all The gladness OF It's brancy 70
assure the agated hearts OF men that the word Is
at rest, and the rejoicing Of a great natiu spread
ing the earth IN confirmation Of the union OF its
peoples. The war Is ended. and while some mourn
the loss Of the departed brave, thousands reve In
new life at the return Of their warriors. Germany
in New YORK,
LIKE A DISTANT PULSE
of the far OF sFatherlandr answers to the feeling Of
the parent STEM and tomorrow Will testify to the
world in grand public demonstration their love
and admiration OF those who have stood by the
bulwarks OF the ancient snip ana battled for
her victory. The pent up pleasure OF full
half a year will tomorrow find vent In
one grand burst Of enthusiasm and JOY.
whose echoes will reverberate in the most distant
colonies Of the world. The peace celebration Of the
German citizens Of New York will bc one OF the
MOST IMros ING PUBLIC DEMONSTRATIONS
the city has ever witnessed. United at home they
have combined IN America, and In solid mass they
VIII rairiy the actlon OF those they left at home.
has come and brought with it contentment.
Thoroughly imbued with the great results, for which
ney nave TO oe a ao s ,o1kng e ae
events have revealed, New York's German citizens
are spapnE no pains 70 ass sn,s s.a ,tU
the ashes OF thousands OF her dead; Tomorrow
night all the German churches Will hold peace
N irwin lo ptnH
THE CARNAGE WHICH HAS SWEET
fertile and nelchbufing country IS e'fied ana the
future peace OF Doth peoples Is assured. On Non
day the civil and military bodies VIII meet on
as 1as al J 5s s Tne
take up Immediately the positions which Will De as
signed them ana bs
at eleven o'clock Subjoned is the official list of the
battahons rs they will PARADE
Military division anu independents cOrps:-lnde.
sscsr1 Third regiment Of cavalrS, Colonel Badkc;
KraeGer sixth regiment Of infantry, Colonel sterry;
Eayentn regimen, Of ntantry Colonel rFSnk;
FIRST regiment battery. Captain Bartnan;
Ninety sixth reglmon, Co onel Kehtoel Battery b,
tain Habner. The independent military corps viii
follow IN the order Indicated below North Land
weir sar Il veterans n CORPS E
part in the late war; the members are varl0usly
stated from 400 TO 900 mem; The John scott Guard,
Corps Independent Schutzen verein, Salsmander
schu.zen Corps, stcuben Schutzen Corps Brooklyn
Corps o@' Rnesoia Horse Guard, 1ronen sca%tzen
Corps New YORK scbutzen Corps, Ninth ward Re.
form Schutzen Corps, new York Schutzen Battalion,
The various German choral societies will lead the
feiderErsnz Society Win make oonspicnous figure.
This society Will I've followed by detachment OF
voiksiessverein Alter the swabiaIs a number Of
literary associations and social clubs Will march. the
German ward orgaaz1ohs IRON she fa ns,S @
teeBth, SIXTEENTH Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Tween.
ty-nrst wards will iosIow the literary associations.
Then will come the curriers', anc alter the hide.
curers VIII march the German patriots or Az.
The sons OF Liberty and the German order OF Harm
about 1870 men. will be followed by the Teuton
Ledge Of the Odd Fellows. The carssnters Of New
YORK with muster 1.soo men and be followed BY the
bakers, who propose to create sensation b. means
| OF portable oven, IN which bread VIII be baked
and distributed along the route.
ers; following the butchers will the BARRIERS,
Two thousand macntntsts come next, followed BY the
'''"''S' ""y sc c,s III LARGE IMPLEMENT
OF their traie TO illustrate their calling Then
large number nun o. trade soc'enes and wagon loaded
cultivation OF that branch or industry In Germany
The great feature OF the procession, however will be
colossal friumpkal car representing Germania
watching Sharply the b0raer OF The Rhine. young
ady vii! hold the German Dag IN her right hand
and VIII form the centre figure OF The group. -Four
Di0ndel ana blueeycd nymIhs stationed oil the four
angles VIII represent NH
ART, SCIENCE COMMERCE. AND INDUSTRY
This car Aas been selected from number OF
others because or the beauty and simplicity or its
the occasion. The procession viii terminate with
number Of benevolent and social societies.
sonae w ,ns asry gum T te pc a 10
VIII begin to march under the command Of the
Grand Mar Marsnal General rrans sigst aud VIII pro
into tho B0weiy and Chatham street 70 City
Han Park. where Il win be reviewed by Mayor
tn1 1HDUn rnSz hrsknf fraM tn RAity
teenth street. passing the Wash sg ron Monument
and moyiag into Second avense. thence 10 Houston
the mass meeting, witch Is 10 wind up she proceed
inss, WIN pc held. Already an immense platform
capabe OF holding 1000 people The piatfefa is
Octagon In shape and at four OF the faces bastiOn
OF the speakers appointed to address the meeting.
Flagstafis arc placed aiong the laces OF the
cen,re rs s Inc main s from ana mem c c
American dag Will nOar The nsgstafs are con-
nected by iestoons OF evergreens from which
Chinese lamps viii BIO suspended 20 ~ to
produce the effect OF an Illuminated pas0da. The
square will also be illuminated by similar devices,
so that the scene win bc one OF rare agnt0cenee.
Upon the platforms, In addition 10 the Committee
and the iiivred guests. there wil he iwo thcNeand
musicians and singers. AS soon az the proce ssion
has entered the square the musicians an SINGERS
Will strike up tte anthem, "A strong Fortress Is Our
Go and when IL Is finished tho mass ineeting win
be o.gsnzed as sooa ss mis- is erectcd there win
be grant chorus OF the watch on the Rhine and
ously address the msctme. Az the end OF the adj.
dresses the Coronation march from the "Prophet',
Will he played by ah the bands, and On ifs conelu.
sion the next batch az speakers will address the
people xnd tho proceedings be brought to close by
the singing Of the anthem: Now God be thanked.v
In the evening there will be general liuntnatt0
In inc Ger man quarters 0f the city. Tho Teuton
colonies are actively engaged IN the nlsaufscture
and preparation OF Chiues, lanterns, American aAd
German 1ags and hundred little knick kRacks tnat
like occasions for purposes OF display. Ave-
nue. and the neignDorhood OF Tompkns square
presented hast night the appearance OF fair. The
members OF tho LieuerkraM and Arion Societies
have resolved 10 conclude the proceedings by Prl-
vate supper To their respective societies. On Tees
day night there Will be presentation ut the Stadt
theatre. #M
The New York Turnverein win not participate In
the celebration on account of n religious feature.
AMI has arranged q separate celebration consisting
Of u R0fJeter al tho Turn Hail, on sunday when
Dr. Won Hoist Will deliver On Grafton, ana deco
ration OF the busts OF schiller and Humboldt, In
Central Park, on Monday, ~ the ladies Of the