The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20

Sixty ninth. Colonel Cavanagh ......... 30
Seventy-ninth. Colonel SUPERINTENDENT. 25
Eigniy-iourth. .Coonel Cenkling. ............ 25
Nlnety-siXth Colonel Vereblel ......... 2li
BR0OxLYN-SECoND DIVISION.
Thirteenth Colonel Mason. ............. 800
fourteenth. Colonel pebevoise. 4ot
Iwenty-third Colonel Ward. ..-............ BOT
TWentyeghth. Colonel Berger .--............~ 40(
Thlrty-second. Colonel Roehr. goo
Forty seventh Colonel Austin. .............. SOC
NEWARK, n. J.-THIRD DIVISION
Several regiments, about 200
Total infantry. ................ ,s7d
rnE LINE OF MARCH
| VIII be from Battery place to Broadway and Union
square 10 Fourth avenue, ana teence to the Caren-
the troops will deploy in one continuous line on
Ing on Battery place ana West street. and the right,
It Is expected, will extend to Canal street. The
Bary on e 81 ns d Es 70
NO and receive the visitors with presented arms.
viii be posted IL a rou
insure the unobstructed use OF the carriage way
from from curb 70 curb As the Grand DuKe approaches
3! inc FIRST Second and third Or Sssss
from taeir respective brgades 70 serve as an
escort to HIS Imperial Highness ana suite. The
win BrSadsr General ward
FIRST brigade. who Is assigned to the command also
o. . sne escort. These regiments WIN be formed and
IN LINE OF BATTLE ON THE EAST SIDE OF BROADWAY,
ITS len resting on the right OF the general nne one
way. Its left opposite the right OF the regiment Just
located. and one regiment, In open column OF com.
In advance OF the hanks OF the two regiments in line
last named The music Of these two regiments IN
Column and on the march h' viii play Tha
Seventh, Eleventh and Twenty-sec0nd regiments are
appointed as special escort, and win parade In full
The Grand Duke and suite will land ct pier No. !
North River. As he moves along the line each regi-
major general, remain ct present arms until the
rear carriage has passed. then break into columns
column. When the leading carnage reaches The
rght or the line the two regiments OF tho escort in
IN line after sal9tlng. wil break into columns OF
tine orders Of theGeneral Of the First brigade The
two regiments on inc hanks marching IN columns
abreast or the leading horses or the foremost car.
rage and 80 open or close their columns as to keep
riages, which regiment forms part Of the escort.
The colonies OF the two nank regiments, with their
stans, will march in one line just ahead OF their
respective columns.
THE FORMATION.
AT two O'Clock, therefore. the troops VIII stand
seventh regiment, as special escort, on the south
siae Of Battery place. from pier No. = TO the lett or
FIRST BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION
consisting OF the Twelfth, SlxtInnth seventy first
and Seventy ninth regiments respectively.
SECOND DIVISION, BROOKLYN.
Thirteenth, Fourteenth Twenty-thlrd, Twenty
eighth aud Forty,seveatn respectively, the latter
reaching TO about Wall Street
SECOND BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION,
being the Fifth Sixth, Eighty fourth and Ninety
sixth regiments respectively, extending to about
THIRD BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION,
consisting Of the Frs, Eighth, Ninth and Fny-ffth
regiments, TO about Worth street,
NEW JERSEY BRIGADE.
consisting OF several well equipped regiments, TO
FLANK srEcIAL ESCORT REGIMENTS.
The Eleventh regiment will deploy to the right Of
the general line, on the east side OF Broadway,
Wnlle facing these the Twenty regiment will
be drawn up on the west side OF Broadway. They
will iank the cortege OF carriages joining the pro-
Colonel Smith. of Poughkeepsie, OF the Twenty
nrst regiment, viii also parade vita his star
A troop OF cavalry attached to General sha,er,s
neadquarters VIII also parade and do duty under
tue ORDER OF PROCESSION.
inc procession as 1t passes from Broadway into
Union square wal be as follows:-
DetachmentS OF Police.
Cohorts and Banners.
Special Escort
seventh Regiment In Column.
Bands OF Special Escort.
FIRST CARRIAGE,
the Russian oa tae ran Genera
John A. Dix and Nil. W. b. AspinwalL
spsca Escort SECOND spa Easf s Sias
twenty .second Eleventh
3 REGIMENT sa1amn CARRIAGE !, Re sa'nm%
containing Admiral Possiett, Vice Admiral Rowan,
General Gorlor and General IRWIN Mcdowell.
THIRD CARRIAGE.
High Councillor OF State VesSelag, Governor Nor
gan, Count Olsonnen and Mr. Moses II. GrlnneI.
FOURTH CARRIAGE.
Count Chauval0w, MIR. w. Z. Stoughton Professor
4etchin and Admiral Godon.
PIFIH CARRIAGE.
n. DanJas, Major James j. Montgomery, r. W.
Howes aud an orfcer OF the Princes suite.
SIXTH CARRIAGE
Mr. A. Bierstadt. N. Snercur, Mr. s. J. Macy and
SEVENTH CARNAGE.
Mr. Henry Clews, Mr.. J. Taylor Johnston and two
Russian officers.
EIGHTH CARRIAGE.
Mr.. x. L. Stuart, Mr.. Henry Ber2h and two
Russian officers.
pinwall, General Z. c. Dodge and Russian officer.
TENTH CARRIAGE.
Russian Vice Consul Schultz Mr.. Howard Potter
Mr. w. I. Blodgett and Russian otilcer.
ELEVENTH CARRIAGE.
Mr.. w. b. Duncan, Mr. s. L. II. Barlow and two
OF the Grand DUKES suite.
TWELFTH CARRIAGE.
Russian and American 0fficers. In uniform.
THlRrEENrn CARRIAGE.
Russian and American Officers, In uniform.
FOURTEENTH, TIrTEESra, SIXTEENTH, SEVEN
TENTH EIGHTEENTH NINETEENTH AND TWEEN
Containing Naval omcers from Both Fleets.
Bands OF Music
Twelfth Regiment OF Infantry
SIxty-ni1th Regiment Of Infantry.
Seventy -nrst Regiment OF Infantry.
Seventy ninth Regiment OF Infantry.
First Division OF Troops from Brooklyn.
Second Brigade First Division.
Filth and SIKH Regiments.
Eighty fourth Infantry.
Ninety. sixth Infantry.
Third Brigade, First Division
First, Eighth Ninth and Flfty-1fth Regiments,
marching IN column, with colors and bands
Bngadier General Plume and Stan. mounted.
New Jersey Division.
Visiting Carriages.
Detachments OF Police bringing up the rear OF the
COrtege
Citizens.
ARRIVAL At THE HOTEL.
The police having arrived at the Clarendon In
advance win march On to Twentien street. where
they will halt. The Seventh regiment Will form in
line on the west side OF Fourth avenue opposite the
hotel, and await the arrival OF the carriages. The
vehicle containing the Grand Duke will be stopped
opposite the private entrance OF the hotel, and all
the other carriages Will follow in line, drawing up
close to the curbstone extending from Eighteenth
to about Fifteenth street. Along this euro II has
been arranged that number OF the police shall
sand IN readiness, and at given signal, aud as
though by the touch OF faIry's wand, each door
will be opened and the carriages all be unlOaded at
a aam Tnn n A.