The New York herald., 1871-08-03
THE ITALIAN JUBILEE.
Preparing for tho Public Parads-The Swedss b
Join With the Italians-Ths Programme
for the 0ccasion-Ars and Artillery
to Aid ths Celebration.

w AAh VIC NOAoufaIou.
In accordance with their proposition, made on
Monday night, the executive committee selected By
the Italian societies met again last night to mako
final arrangements as to certain matters connected
with their national celebration OF "Ronad C0pftdte"
on the 25th instant. The committee Is composed Of
our most respectable Italian citizens, and many
OF them bore o high social rank In their native
country. Meetings being unusual among Italians
II might he expected that the common routine
might be deviated from; but the method OF deco
rum which has characterized their late conventions
render them parayons Of meetings. Order ana
peace united with exact social etiquette, made
everything pass or intenigbly and satisfactorily
last night In discussing points OF business in 70
lation to the disposal OF the funds or otherwise
there was no pickering or Improbable delay
Everything was done with promptness and judg-
menr In making reference TO the
PROBABILITY ANY ILL FEELING
raised by those who did not sympathise with the
Italian cause they spoke prudently and with q
marked regret tnat they should have for q moment
to question the wishes Of any party In 80 free Q
State.
President Corrad opened the meeting by thanking
the committee for their punctual Attendance and
for their Jealous work since the last meet
Ing. He said In the reunion Of Monday
held by ths committee" chosen to organize the nar
tonal festival, It decided to make 1t the most
solemn celebration that ever occurred among the
Italians OF the United States. II pleases me to state
that however otherwise many OF our people might
Judge OF professions and par AIDES, from the moments
this COMMITTEES decided to celebrate great na-
uonal jubilee by
BRILLIANT PUBLIC PAGE ANT
through the principal streets OF your foster city
they showered their good wishes on the hope OF its
most rayorable issue and determined TO cooperate
with US In this noN, and generous PROJECT. In our
first meeting for the purpose Of organizing soma
national celebration IN which we might pub
been been performed in N" ltaiywn that that drst ' con- ON.
gregation OF our countrymen OF every class In their
gorifying the exuberant Joy at nome upon wh,cn
all their hearts were nlently SET 1t was patent To
me that our people have indeed much TO gain by
uniting and esieeming themselves as a body. Their
enthusiasm, Of which they gave proof, shows that
thing useful ana great out Of our race In this
| hymn proposed by signor Carrozzi was then
announced by the Secretary. II viii be read at the
feast In Sultzers Park. proposition made by Sig-
nor Da Cola to construct aerial balls WIN e2TTlca
ornaments floating In the air vii! give weirdly
beautiful eject TO the SURROUNDINGS OF the picnic.
and confer with Governor Hoffman. as there was
some doubt or misunderstanding as 10 the action
That the Mayor viii take toward the Italians In their
proposed celebration: The proposition was objected
appealed to formally, and that sufficient time re-
manned for making request to the Mayor TO attend
five be formed to wait upon His Honor tho Mayor
sHs &. @ xs s dass
proper performance Of their national celebration-
saoed by ns
meeting on Tuesday night In Cooper Institute Va
read and enthusiastically received. IL was worded
substantially as f0llows:- S-'s'.if sssai'srs,,
as Ss'Sysa Ts M 5
our ad our
x Of our s.n S .S e a % s . oa
% Which hs. % just fallen to ihsr counry'sio lot.
then read fl Ma,ss s sssrea5y Of s
This announcement was received with warm ap-
It was next propo7cd that olcial letter be for
warded to Governor Hoffman requesting his par.
The programme OF the procession and picnioL
though partially arranged before was not 0tflCiap
Announced until last evening. It was read a. fot
iows:- -
EscOri Of the Police.
TrumphAl Car. "Ancien Rome,' with Twelve Cavaliers y
President cem%ss q s%ys,nss Over the Fa
Trum'A' Car Modem ss2..asTs sS%s escorted b, ''.''
One Hundred Children S4. Sfs.ns ss sm'm' of Ono Hun
Carriages bearing the Prcsdent and Organizing COMMITTEES
E,eoH ,eclan o. S''isSi Police.
On arriving at the Park the President, StgnOe
Corradi. Will open the feast with an appropriate
discourse.
Then Maestro Nicolas hymn, set to music for tns
occasion, will be sung by choir Of the Italian
Opera, and the following programme VIII be gone
through
Dancing
Hymn OF the Maestro N. Carroxt
The game OF "CuccAgna."
Hymn Of the Maestro a. BariL
Dinner.
National American Hymn.
Racing In Backs and Dancing
Artificial Fires.
One hundred SAvos OF Artillery.