New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-18
SUNDAY, JUNE IS, 1871.


The Catholics of the Archdiocese of New Orleans
and others desiring to participate are respectfully
invited to Join in the ceremonies prepared in honor
of this glorious event. as specified in the following
ORDER OF PROCESSION:
JOHt MCCARTNEY Grand Marshal
And Aids.
First Division.
COLONEL EUGENE wAGGAMAN. ...... Marshal,
And Aids.
Artillery, Infantry, Cavalry. ~ .,
Second Division.
AM. FORTIER, Esq. sq...................... Marshal,
And Aids. .l- 1883
Benevolent Societies and Parochial Organizations
of the Parishes of
st. Lous-CathedraI 1t. Mary's
ST. Augustine. ST. Anne,
st. Rose &c Lima. st. Boniface,
IS. Peter and Paul, Holy Trinity,
St. Vincent de Paul, The Annunciation,
St. Maurice, The Holy Name of Mary
- Algiers.
W. j. CASTELL, ESQ. sq........................M Marshal
And Aids.
Benevolent Societies and Parochial Organizations
Of the Parishes of
ST. Patrick. st. Joseph,
St. Theresa Immaculate Conception,
St. John the Baptist, ST. Michael
Fourth Division. .. .,..
G. K1MMEL, Esq .................... marsnal,
And Aids
Benevolent Societies and Parochial Organizations
of the Parishes of
st. Mary of the Assumption,
Eotre Dame de Bon Secours,
St. Alphonsus, ST. FRANCOIS de Sales.
Fifth Division.
JAMES J. TARLETON, Esq Marshal,
And Aids.
Benevolent Societies and Parochal Organizations
rk of the Parishes Of aa
St Stephen, st. Henry,
Carrolton, Gretna.
Invited Guests and Distinguished Strangers in
Carriages.
Orators of the Day.
Escort to the Hierarchy.
The Divisions will be formed in the order
above, and their completion will be
reported to the Grand Marshal.
Marshals of Societies and Parishes will report to
the Division Marshals for assign ment Immediately
on arriving upon the ground
Roufe.
The First Division will start at half.past three
o'clock precisely, and proceed down the south side
of Canal to the west side of Rampant street, down
west side of Rampant to south side of Esplanade
street. and down Esplanade TO Royal street, where
the procession will be formed and proceed up Char
tres to the Archipiscopal residence where it will
be Joined by the Most Reverend Archbishop and
Clergy. and proceed to ST. Philip street from
thence TO Royal up Royal to north side of Canal.
to Carondeet to Poydras, to ST. Charles, to Julia,
from thence to Camp, down Camp and Chartres
to the Cathedral
Carriages containing invited guests and distin
guished strangers will precede the Archbishop and
Clergy from the left to the right of the line the
corner of ST. Peter and Chartres streets, and will
occupy ST. Peter street, between Royal and Char
tres during the ceremonies on the platform.
The procession will continue to march out ST.
Peter to Levee, down Levee TO st. Ann ST. Ann to
Chartres, and down Chartres to the Archiepiscopal
where it will be dismissed.
Division and Parochial Marshals will see that
their respective commands are in line before three
oclock, as tne procession VIII positively move
from the corner of Esplanade and Chartres streets
at four clock precisely.
The Grand Marshal and staff will occupy Es-
planade street, between Royal and Chartres where
division commanders will report their readiness to
march.
JOHN MCCAFFREY, Grand Marshal
Approved, New Orleans, June g. 1871.
NAPOLEON JOSEPH.
jel8 lt2p Archbishop of New Orleans