National Republican., 1873-03-03
InnnnnrntIon NoIes.

Inauguration Notes.
The Sumner Corps, commanded by Captain
Brown, arrived yesterday morning from syJh
cuae, n. Y, In the $50 train. Inc corps NUM-
bers 10 men, and with It ls q hand Of twenty
pieces and drum corps. 1hey were met ~ tne
depot by Major Fugiu and Capt thompson anu
escorted to their quarters at Judiciary square,
They attended the services at Metropolitan
chuich, after which they visited the armory OF
company 4, Washington Light Infantry.
The Columbus Glee club, under the command
Of H. W Frillman, musical director, arc attract
ing much attention In town by their splendid
voices and the great popularity q their songs.
cordially received. The club numbers some one
hundred members, nearly forty Of whom are
present. ,-,.
are packed with people coming to attend the In
augnratlOn ceremonies, The trains arriving Al
Baltimore by the Northern Central Railway and
Philadelphia railroads are very heavily crowded
MANY stop At baltimore for lodgings, intending
to come TO Washington to-day and tomorrow,
witness the display and return TO baltimore 80
soon as the Inauguration Is over. Inc iasl nnI
In Baltimore Saturday, was crowded TO excess,
so much so that some Of the passengers had to
be accommodated in the baggage car.
The Thirteenth Maryland regiment have Sc
cured transportation TO Washington by the way
| Of the Washington Branch Road, and expect 10
parade four hundred muskets at the inAugura.
| lion. Several colorsd organizations from the
Western and Southern sections Of the city viii
| also reach Washington by the same route. The
Grand Army Of the Republic expects 10 muster
Colonsis Robert B,yd, Lubey, Talt and owen
| and Major NJ. r. rrei have been appointed by
General Barry, chief marshal OF the Inaugural
procession, aids on his personal stan ,.,.,,,
| Mr.. Schieble, the contractor for decorating
Pennsylvania avenue, has presented TO the SOL,
dler Orphans Home magnificent banner 70 hC
used BY the orphans on the occasion OF iheli
The veterans Of ihe Mexican war will assemble
on the west side OF Lafayette square, Qn front q
Vice President Colfaxs residcnceD at $3.50 oclocI
| tomorrow morning when they will receive thel
badges and proceed to their position In the line
| They will, We understand, be accompanied ny
the Baltimore Association OF Mexican Wal
Veterans.
II il announced that there will be a dress pa
rAde Of the corps Of cadets OF the Military Acad'
emy In front OF the Arlington hotel, on vermont
avenue on Monday anu mednesuy ~ nTm ,n,e,sec m
ton OF I and Third streets northwest I9esday
afternoon, at the same hour, near General Sher
mans residence on Wednesaa mo1n,nH no. ,d, .nstS
| hotel at O'Clock a. m, and battalion drll OF tht
| corps on Pennsylvania avenue, between seventh
and Twelfth streets, At II o'clock a. m. The 20
lice will keep Vermont avenue between u aud
streets, Pennsylvania avenue between Seventh
and Twelfth streets, and the ground upon Whlct
the cadets will manguyre on and Ihlri streets
free Of all persons and vehicles during these eN
| efulses, and no one will he allowed TO stand out
side the curblng Of the spaces above defined.
Tue Attucks Guards, Of Richmond, not haylni
been hDle 10 MAKE htElnH iOt hhha
portatlon. will not visit the city and take part Ii
the inaugural ceremonies, as was anticipated.
The Sergeant-at-ArIns of the Senate receive,
on Saturday by express the chair In which Gene
raj washington sat Just previous to hls nrst In
auguration ln New YORK, and which viii he upol
the platform on Tuesday TO be occupied by Presl
dent Grant previous TO bis Inauguration. ]
belongs TO an elderly lady In West Cheste
county, New York, and was presented TO her D.
her son, who was marshal OF one OF the district
OF New York under General Jaeksons admins
tration. Its properly authenticated. The chal
is Of solid mahogany with an open frame back
and Is supplied with leathern belt.
The Boston Lancers, accompanied by EdWarus
Boston band OF twenty pieces, which lett BOatol
oa saturday afternoon at $50 p. M, arrive
IN thus city at s:sO p. N. last night, and were me
at the depot by Captain McCathran, Colone
Boyd, Colonel Lubey, Colonel Moore, Major fu
git, Colonel Harrington and Major Crell, Of u
military committee. They were escorted TO IN
National hotel, where quarters have been 81
cured f9r them during dneir say q, u hS,D tSS S
appear in uniform. The ofiicers are: o. II.
Smith, captain; Thomas Neal, nrst lieutenant
Cyrus Emery, second lieutenant. There are AIS
with them Colonel J. II. Roberts, commdndln
the battalion; Surgeon Cilley, Adlutant y.
Coleman, General Cunningham, Ad)utant Gene
, raj Of the State; past commandsrsl Captain
wllders aud Lieutenant Eastman. The Lancer
are fne looking body Of men, and present
very commanding appearance.
The Albany Burgess Corps, under command @
Col, II, b. Beecher, left New York last night q
1880 O'Clock, and arrived this morning at
O'Clock.
/ New Jersey having decided to attend the lnat
guratlon they will leave In special trains tO-ngh
and arrive carly tomorrow morning.
As usual, not to be outdone In public spirited
ness, even by the city authorities, we Obsery
Z that James Nolan and Joseph Platz have thel
I places OF business handsomely decorated, an
have thrown across the Avenue, from their e
centre OF which Is 4 large American nag wit
an inscriptions "Light Guard! Welcome OF
Guardl City GuaTd!" an acknowledgment 4
this veteran Organization, Of which Mr.. Mola
Is a member, and which il constituted by al
amalgamation Of the Light Guard and Cltl
Guard, OF New York city, both OF which organl
, cations won an imperishable name In the MeNi
can war and In the war OF the rebellion. ANON
its prvatos, who will parade on the tth instant
are numbered three major generals AeNoia
colonies, and many officers OF lesser rank, dis
! tlngulshed during the late war.
The committee Of the New York Republican
! Association on the inaugural procession hay
perfected their arrangements, and II u now Ger
tain that the association will make nne display
PrOf Winters excellent band from BaltimOr
has been specially secured to lead them, an
their standard-bearer Will carry beautlfu
New York State battle-hlg, which was presentet
to the association last Saturday evening. Mem
Ders and visiting New Workers who Join then
In line will he provided with suitable badges a
the New YORK headquarters, 1880 street. wher
the line will be formed at O'Clock sharp ol
Tuesday morning. The headquarters win b
open day and night until Thursday next. A!
visitors from the State will he cordially wei
coined, and can obtain there all necessary infOE
nation In reference TO the Inaugural celebration
aud the various objects Of interest at the nation
capital.
line military cadets arrived this morning At 81!
o'clock. General RuReT, superintendent OF IN
academy, reached here last night, and Is stoppn
at the Ebbitt house. During the stay OF N
cadets they will be governed by the same di.
clpine as that OF the academy. On their al
rival they will give q grand guard mounting
and after quarters are assigned them the com
mandng ofncer Will Immediately sound assemhl
for guard, and the proper detail will be made 10
guard duty. The quarters Of the command wi
be surrounded, and the patrolmen will be O.
duty the regular two hours and on four; IN
sentinel viii be supposed to salute each an
every one who approaches his "beat" whom h
knows to be a commissioned OtlCer. The secon
story OF the Ebbitt house has been secured a
the cadets headquarters. The beds have bee
taken out, and In their places mattresses hay
been supplied. The old dinlng-room OF the hous
has been set apart for their mess-room.
ANIU5I5 MISNTS.
Charlotte Cushman.