New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-25
ORDER OF PROCESSION.

FIRST DltlSlONs
Mounted Herald.
Platoon of Mounted Police,
Under command of Brigadier General William +.
Loan,
Comnanairg Household Brigade, aud charged with
the preservation OF the peace OF
Triumphal Car,
Containing the Royal Coat OF Arms.
Music.
A detachment of Sir Knights in complete Chain.
Mail Arnor in sections OF three.
His Lordship Warwick, Earl Marshal of the En-
HsTad ;i Of Ear M Ma5shaaae1ald
Herald-Ensignia of Earl Marshal-Herald.
Three Sir Knights.
First Lord Marshal with his suite and aids
Drum Corps.
The Imperial Army, composed of noble youths OF
the empire, commanded by Brigadler
General J. L. Crossimento.
SECOND DIVISION.
Two Hera'ds mounted.
Second Lord Marshal, with attendants and aids.
Music.
detachment of fifteen Sir Knights.
The Lord High Constable of the Realm.
Six Mace Zeal
KnshmThe stanaard OF King st. Reaoknisht'
delachm. MT of the Persian Legion
and the Persian Art ry, es
corting His Majesty.
st. Rex, the Hing of the Carnival,
Who, in consequence of the accumulation Of
several hundred years is no longer able to
ride his ancient pafrey, and will,
therefore, appear on MOVING
THRONE, surrounded aud
a tended by his Court
The Court of King st. Rex.
Foreign Ambas iors
Prisoners OF War.
The Royal Rxecutioner, with Block and Heads.
detachment or Sir knights
THIRD DIVISION.
The Third Lord Marshal with his attendants and
aids.
VIuslc.
Anthony aud Cleopatra, preceded by Roman
Christian KnighIs in Egypt.
Heralds-Herads.
Christian Knights.
Eight Attendants Of the Temple.
The Holy Arcae.
Isis her throne.
High Prieste attended by six other Priests.
The High Priests of the Temple on Car.
Four Choristers burning insense.
Anthony and CLEOPATRA on the throne of Egypt
Egyptian Ladies' in Palaquins.
Attendants of Pan, mounted.
Pan aud the Satyrs,
Noble Egyptian Lady i'll Palauqun.
Cleopa las Offering.
Centurians in Cnarots.
Warriors, mounted.
FOURTH DIVISION.
The Fourth Lord Marshal with Attendants and
Music.
All Maskers on Foot and in Carriages.
FIFTH DIVISION.
The Fifth Lord Marshal with Attendants and Aids
Music
All Maskers Horseback, in Wagons Carts,
and other Vehic S, Vars with Adver-
tisements Miscellaneous and all
Maskers Unattended
Squa Iron of Police.
ROUTE OF MARCH.
Down Royal to Espanade. to Rampant, TO South
Canal to Carondelet, to Poyd to st Charles
to Norm Canal to Camp, then to CalliOpe, to ST.
Charles, to First to Magazine, to Julia, to ST.
Charles, and the Royal Palace; where ms MAJESTY
them to their own enjoyment. In the evening his
Majesty will give audience at Exposition Palace to
by his excellency the Lord High Chamberlain.
GENERAL ORDERS.
l. All places of business, both pubic and private,
are hereby ordered to be closed and all traffic
pended throughout the entire city.
procession are ordered to be decorated or other
wise display some sign of allegiance to the King.
3. Owners and drivers Of public and private
vehicles are required to keep out of the highways
in which the divisions of the Royal Pageant will
form and through which it will pass.
4. Owners and ma sters Of vessels and steamboats,
consus Of all foreign nations at pr ace with His
Majesty, are directed to display then colors during
tho entire day.
S. The city authorities are ordered to remove all
Instructions from the highways on which the
Pageant will form pass.
6. All malicious mischief upon the part of sub
forbidden under the severest penalty.
I. All lndelicste or improper dsplays will be
rigidly excluded from the Pageant. and all i'm.
proper conduct strictly interdicted under penalty
8. No estray maskers will be allowed in any Of
the streets outside OF the line If procession during
Household Brigade is hereby invested with full