New-York tribune., 1871-04-11
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number OF men were busy engaged with tier proper
implements in shaping rough oak log. They also ear
rosettes In the national coors. In another wagon mem
5ers OF TINS Society were erecting The framework
building In the center OF the Second Division whicf
was composed Of the Sons Of bery, was ne rimpha
| by four horses caparlsoned with national fac. The
BODY OF the ear was enveloped in crimson cloth
whole profusely decorated with evefgrecDs Gowers and
Inside the car were 20 young ladies' dressed ia
sb decorated with white red, and black ribbons In
op @ eesr 6 above the Others sat the Goddes Of Peace
I Sn,dg glded throne. her brow wreathed in lae
eeoung seeper IN her hand In her lap 6led Ia over
HPHaS Tbe Srseru %gn Hover lay the horn OF plenty
decorated with German cciors drawn by six hor and
glded beerkcgs In the back V end Us ba1nr,'b
canopy OF scarlet and white, the jolly King smhrnus
drinking lager beer. The King was a man OF aImosi
and surrounded by numerous pages who sat on silver
kegs, and were ever ready TO M the oemptiod gla. 81
king, came four trucks loaded with sacks OF mali Ien
two with hops, and bearing festoons Of evergreen
several immense hogsheads each on four Wheels drawn
by two horses, and mounted by German in blouse
After these two wagons loaded with small beer
kegs and trimmed with bunting and eyergfeens. An
other wagon contained brewery In full operation In
front was huge boiler where the workmcn stirring
up the malt and hops ana in the rear re was burning
in an artificial brick furnace Then came two wagons
containing brewers children. dressed in white and
adorned with the national cOors Following were dee.
Grated trucks, IA in number containing the pIoyeso OF
one wagon contained a cooper shop with bnsily at
n
put the finishing stroke TO keg that had been
completed since the start Then came long line OF
and evergreens, and filed with brewers cOoper-, ad
representatives OF other trades.
Another wagon represented carpenters shop, where
worbmen were planning saving and cutting Following
@ Ws pop m" with forge blszipg and anvil
sOunding weelwIight shop, with an immense pair on
painters in clean white suits brsky using brushes
stained with paint; plumber and eoppersmth shop
filed with huge brass cylinders upon which the WORK
sounding blows that made the streets resound
The ivOry-workers and ten pn-makers appeared In
wagon upon which was a large square slrdcture WIN
flags and eyergreens and drawn by slA horses Al eaeh
OF the and in the center OF each side an ele
plants tusk six feet In length, was placed and on
the raings around the sides tenpn balls and ivory
tIicked out with flags and fowers, was led
Ade TI " nner u%p bSe @ o%F With yerando Seie
open windows a piano manufaetory was represent
in q large trimmed and festooned with flowers
aud flags. the front OF the wagon stood piano with
performer irving to make his Instrument heard ne above
was bench at which workmen were diligently plying
and richly decked wagon, the sides Of which we're
exhibited fancycolored feathers, hair-mats and other
products OF their trade. Following was complete tsk-
ing establishment, where -four was converting into
bread Tn great GPae a S e M Of fG e "ter Sas Soi
loaf of bread, braided in the form OF l"dys WATERFALL
In the Seventh Division trades were roprc
sentcd by wagons bearing wOlkmen engaged IN derent
empOyments Among these were the matters VINO were az
work under the shade OF great hat which lowered
some eight feet in the air, and the brlm OF whch COW
cart cart wa dceSed with hams sausages aud quarters OF
beef. The wine merchants contributed ois eask, on
which a Bacohns, bearing sceptor IN one hand ana
a goblet in the other, and crowned with wreath OF
flowers. The German restaurants were represented by
a wagon with an oven and eookingrangf with pro-
visions OF all kinds hanging about, aud R.ore which
stood tat German cook. Numerous wagons hed WIN
young ladies and children, appeared here and there
throughout the procession very pretty slefe sss
choice flowers and shrubs furnished by the AewJersey
Among the civic societies that were lepresentodin in
the procession was the Ho9okea Riding Cmu, the mem
bers Of which were mounted on fine horses aud attracted
much attention. The uptown butchers, nuber,
under command Of Marshal Seller, appeared IN while
represented by wagon laden with various kinds of
the materials of ther trade, and the s1cefs and
hners by shop in fun operation.
The Tenth Division was composed almost entirely Of
benevolent societies, and was led by the Washington
Beneficial Association, No. followed by large number
great feature of The division was a runphal drawn
by eight horses and representing Gernania surrounded
the States In the body sat y girls dressed IA wbe,
and embowered in laurel and bunting. GA raised das
sat the representative of Germana, with colonet on
her brow and the cOors Of the North German Conieder
alton displayed around her. The names Of The great
Prussian victories were Inscribed about the car Ihe
diyOn terminated with the Society 0 Gider preceded
by boys clad in gilt and silver 49,
OF Harngaire, numbering 100. aud whose ranks were
brilliant with many colored streamers ana banner rue
AiSbero tbe ODD Feiows The Teufonc Lodpe society
aud large number Of the Society of Good FelioSs.
At Il5 p. the last Of the procession passed
through the Park leaving its concrete roadway
like slightly powed field where the hoofa OF t1e hoItes
and the wheels of the heavy wagons had sunk into the
soft tar. The invited guests took caria. and with
the Reception Committee, proceeded to Toni ir,snare.
UP BROADWAY.
A. the passed through Broadway the scene was
imposing TIE curbs were bOckadcd with Wal of hui
manty Tie military corps passed by with rapid .tep,
marching perfect order; but the cyiaD aiifaeied
now and by particular point Of heauy III the
decorations, expressed their appreciaioS Ia ringing
cheers Scattered along the line OF march portraits
of King william, Won MoltGe, and Bismarck and When
the column passed them every head uncovered "nd
every voice raised.
The artistic disposition Of the parade lent an str"e
ton which Of the late denlon,tratio n Ne0-
York have aspired. 1t nowhere lost its interest," ann 80
one was tired wished it II ever prcscni' "h
points to excite the enthusiasm mirh oi o., be-
holders-sometimes grand ana impressive. - wien
the veterans of the Rebellion carried then iatt'red
flags through the street in which then enemy
had prophesied the grass would be waving now VhIe
around them surged thousands upon thousand toioe o'
whom had fought by their sides, and nom wb'~ hi"r
now poured welcome and cheers; sometimes removed
by a vein OF humOr az when Gambrinus ana b"''h"s
passed sometimes watched with dim eyes ~ "N'h ue
motto OF William BY the goodness OF God We nave
conquered" shone in the April hun. f'' lh'4e "s
no vain Dry loud or vulgar boa'ungso o'
and won no triumph the nation t' u''i ''lo"'
One hammer alone bore the names o. the baitthes On
which Germany had poured her Diood ana 'LN was
horne nv the Goddess Of Peace" II was THANKS
giving for a boon and not the celebration "''
| vic,orv The carriages bearing the su'hts "''e
| i,dieiousy dIfised over the wh"le hh'' ana
', ar,Triea toSefher az usual Here and there
SS E,5our Of the display relieved by ths Welcome
tco of some prominent whose appeiTance ""s ''e
-, ,,r . fresh burst OF enthusiasm lopnS iadie'
Ia sirls TOO were plentiful. some riding hi hg" 'Hr
Sopied BY eyerlreens and surrounded hy HOVER ""o
others marching. nadesneh oI every hle W., '~'i,o ~
teI all busy at their various eslings Instead o. the
a,n,ost Inevitable twobytwo style Of 'narchus char""
,erizng civic organizations, the parade OF YESTERDAY W"
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