New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
BUNKER HILL PROGRAMME.
TIT cpYrBnAVIoy IN BOSTON.


acknowledgements or PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
frRov A FFsf1AR CORRESPONDENCE OF THE rhIBt Ne
RosToS. June 1.-THE preparations making
nv the state and city authorities and the general interest
manifested by the people and the generous hosrtaity
proniscd visitors, a Indicate that The Centennial Az
rIvrrsrv OF the Battle OF Bunker LIN VIII he made the
occasion Of enc Of the greatest not the greatest cee
brater ever known the history of the country t VIII
rv begin On Tuesday with the arrival of visitors rom
other states viii end until Friday. with their ne
partue The military parade promises, as 1t ought 70 Dc
che Greatest feature of the oecasi0n since will bring
mi, ore eounn all the troops of the State representa-
tive cations from IN the New-Engand states, and
90 from Sew-York. PENNSYLVANIA. Maryland, the
District ~ Columbia. Virginia anil South CAROLINA Each
orenization viii De- received by some designated body In
TIE state and made feel that they are honoed guests
bv srcc attentions paid 20 each; and the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company. TIE Oldest militia orgaui-
,aon in the state will a hanquei all the vet
srar companies from New-Engand. Tie civic visitors
are TO DC The guests of the city and state Theahils VIII
BE- heavy that expected and nehere srumbes
TIE PROCESSION.
The post Of honor--and OF labor Wells that OF
Chief Marshal OF the procession and there was Vsof-
Gus compel ton therefor. The Mayor appointed Gen
Francis 4 Osborn former naval officer al this port. 70
the mace. and he at put aside private business ana
opened an Office for the organization Of the column,
which is expected to he six miles in enth. He appointed
assistants at once selecting only experienced military
Officers lie made Col Cornelius G. Atwood Adutant-
General; Col William V. Huiohlngs. CHIEF Of STAFF Col
Solomon Hovey. IT,. Chief Clerk; and Lieut. Edward T.
Richardson Chief signal Officer GjOr-Gen. W : Han
cock commanding the military division of The Atlantic
detailed two con panies OF the 18th U. s Artillery under
con pand OF Major Richard Arnold. the new commanhnt
at Fort independence. his escort. For obvious
Yeasts no invitations could he issued to Join in the
eesson the responses to his circulars ANNOUNCING the
procession prompt and very numerous In the irst
place the Governor ordered the entre division Of Mas
ufats4.a .ia- nNfPt
men II i made IN lst r ginent (which is ~
crucd N Boston and Norfolk County,, the 2d Regiment,
from the part OF the State; tie 9l Regiment
from Middlescx County; the 9th Regiment Essex) the
9th Regimen. lBOston and the 10Th Regiment Worces-
ter Couny lst Battalion Ohe remains of the old 7th
so well known in New-York) the Cavalry Battalion, two
batteries OF light artillery and two independent coui-
panics of cadets. t. these viii be added the Boston
School Regiment. 1890 strong. The Amherst ASricul-
til College Cadc-s wiz come, - strong; the Ame sbuTy
ard Salisbury Veteran Association, Capt Newell Boyd
60 men, accompanied by a baud Of 20 pieces;
the Tlorndike House Guard of Beverly. and the
Chelmsford and Lexington Minute Men-tvo COM
nantes organized for TIE Concord Centennial.
The Knights OF Pytnlas will parade GOO men; tie
Irish societies 500 the Order of United Amcri
can Mechanics. 500; the Charitable Irish Society OBS
years o. about 100 men the Knights OF 81 Patrick,
200 tbe Massachus ITS Catholic Total Abstinence Union,
1000 men, and the Societee dc Bienfaisauce Franco
BEIGE 100. Only two Grand Army Posts vii. turn ont
B. + Butler No. AZ Of Lowell, and Charles Russell NO
of Boston. The y. z. Banks Army and Navy Veteran
Corps. independent opposition organization VIII
parade with men. and the Old C,lumbiIns relic Of
the old militia viii turn with 100 men.
Tn Bunker Hill Monument Association has invited
several corporations attend and they Will all appear
in the line. Those arc: the Overseers of Harvard Col
lege: Joseph Warren Monument Association Of Boston
Highlands Pilgrim society Ply mouth; Massachusetts,
Chart. Die Mechanic socety; Massachusetts, Veteran
Association, and the New-Engand Historic Genealogical
sueet. P-rrNa l. Everett. Grand Master "a The Grand
Lodge OF Masons OF the state with suite of 30 Proin
nent Masonic officials. VIII occupy 1--we carriages IL TIE
procession ana ne Will the apron wOrn by Gen. Jo
seph Warren when he was Grand Master VI the Grand
Los of the state. The Deputy Grand A-scr VIII wear
oil thai the apron worn by Lafayette at the lay
NJ Of lie cornerstone of Bunker ain Monument, 80
seags agO.
MILITARY VISITORS.
The city and expect 10 have GOOD procession "
H. own but the interest viii center upon tie visiting
military organizations ard they will h numerous enough
Ia create no little rivalry their respective merits for
drill marching. and sOdirrly bearing First must be
mentioned The 9TH Regiment " G., :. n I. They leave
home with Graruna's Band, 80 pieces the steamer
Newport Of the FAN River line o'clock p ON
Wednesday next, and will reach this city at
O'clock Thursday morning. Mayor Wiekham, who
has accepted the citys invitation, will come under their
escort The regiment VIII have its headquarters at Hor
ncnlur Hail. AMI will be- CHARTERED at the Revere, TIE
mont. American, and United States hotels. The reg-
ment will be- escorted TO the place OF formation ana in
toe proceson II the Massachusetts, division does not
march as a whole. by the sth Regiment. VI. " NJ, Col.
Peach commanding with which the 9Th Regiment was
Intimately associated in the march from Annapolis 70
Washington in April 1851. The sth Regiment will re-
reIye Regiment in front OF Horticultural Hal, at
SD o. n aud the procession il dismissed will
tertau ia members with collation., and escort them
back their quarters. ON Friday the 9Th Regiment
viii be escorted by the Independent Corps % Cadets to
The parade ground where the former regiment will be
revrvel 10y Gov. CASTOR and Mayor Cobb The 9TH will
then Horticultural Hall 10 pack MP and take
the train home Their fine reputation has preceded
them and much pleasure is expected III witnc sng their
marching and olutions. The Washington Light In
fanry of Charleston 6 c, it is nOunced VIII arrive
Sew-YOFk Tuesday morning. and VIII he met and wei
eoIned by detachment OF the cod Guard Major Ne
Lean commanding ard viii be escorted to quarters In the
afternoon Of The day, al o'clock the light Infantry
will embark board the Providence in the company Of
the Old Guard, which viii probably turn ont 20 men,
Both companies viii quarter at tie St James The light
Infantry Will carry the famous flag borne by Col. William
Washin gtons troops IN the revolution The New England
Society viii parade as a civil organization without band
erescoft The 5h Maryland Regiment, Col j. strecker
Jenkins. 500 men, will this occasion make its first
visi, to New-Engand. They leave Baltimore, aceompa-
sied by the Marine Band. Monday, arriving IN NewYork
early afternoon. Taking the Sound boat the reg
meHt viii reach the Old Colony depot by special train,
between 9 aud 10 O'clock Tuesday morning.
The 9Th Massachusetts Regiment, Col. Il. J. Trull,
will receive the visitors at the depot, and viii
march up state Washington, School, and Beacon
and then to the dri shed az the Institute of Tech
zoology which will he arra ged for their permanent quar-
teis. On Wednesday afternoon they will have a dress
parade IN The Common and will be presented with ma
onal dig OF heavy silk full regulation -iz feet by q
and trimmed with heavy gold bullion and tdsses Ihe
star Is to be richly carved the faces representing the
Oil Roman hattle-x and bundle of rods. the whole be-
"Fuh Regiment Insantry. Maryland National Guard
On ne siaf s 81 YER plate wth this inscription Pc