New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

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Atm O'Clock battery OF artillery stationed Tor the
nurpose In will begin TO fire salute
~ 6l guns at the third OF which the head OF the column,
mill lttary
march will be down Third-aye. 10 the Bowery, through
the Bowery and Chatham 81. to the CITY Hail Park,
through the Park, where the procession Will be re-
yiexed nv the Mayor aud the Common Council. up
Rroadway TO Union square and around 1t. down Four
teenthst to SecOndaye. and HOuston-sts. thence 10
Avenue A. and up Ayenue to Tompkins square.
In the center Of Tompkins-squafe beautifully
platform will be erected l0 by l52 feet In
dmcnsions aud capable OF holding about 1000 persons.
Fnur sairways will lead to IT, and each OF them Will be
danked by projecting stands from which speakers will
addres the multitude i'll German ana English AZ fast
"a he proceson arrives II will take up its position In
outsde the square. Cavalry, artillery, and wagons
rith few excrpOnsD will he kept outside the square,
only few OF the lighter and the horses OF the
AN officers being allowed inside
The National Guard Infantry VIII narch In and form
souare touching the rngs OF the fncosure The other
military organizations Will follow IN the same order,
FARMING succession Of that VIII bring the sing
nx societies and musicians to tue center The active
sgcr. ~ the number Of 5000 will mount the platform
an sing choral aud patriotic songs Speeches will lie
delivered By Horace Greeley, exGOy Solomon, Oswald
and Others To meet expenses, will he
raised 5000 Of Which Is aready subscribed Almost all
e within great distance have been engaged,
and considerable annoy l. fclt by those societies
which failed 10 hire their music One band that had
beeu engaged, taking advantage or the scarcity of
,ra1v engaged ranges from ~ s2 each for the day
rI. mass meeting will be ODencd by the singing by