The New York herald., 1876-09-16


Joseph W. Alsop, Edwin d. Morgan,
John r. Agnow John McKesson,
William II. Appleton, George H. Moore,
Benjamin. q. Arnold, William Il Martin,
Janes N. BeeKm man. James Mclean,
Eraslus c. Benedict, James NJ. Morrison,
David olfe Bishop, Fordham Morris,
August Belmont, Richard X. Mount
Robert Benson, William II. Nelson,
S. l.. n. Barlow, William Nblo,
John G. Barron, Adam Norri0,
William Cullen Bryant. Henry Oakley,
Pcter Cooper, Charles O'ConUr,
ClarksOn Croius Samuel Osgood,
Matthew Clarkson, Willard Parker,
Howard Crosby, GARRISON n Potter,
Frederic do Peysler, Frederic Prime.
J. Watts dc Peyster, Royal Phelps,
Evcrt A. Duyckinck, Joseph W. Patterson,
Charles r. Day, William q. Prime,
John A. Dix, whitney PhGnix,
Henry Drisler, Robert Ray.
Edward +. dc Iancey, Charles Roome,
William NJ. Evarts, William Remsen,
Hamilton Fish, Lewis NJ Ruthcrurd,
Benjamin H. Field, Theodore Roosevelt
Moses II. Grnncll Augustus Schel,
James w. Gerard, Charles w. SANFORD,
Albert X. Gallatn, Sidney A. Schiellein,
John ii. Goure, i. Is. sherman,
John W. Hamcrslcy, Ruthcriurd Stuyvcsant,
ADRIAN Iselin. Francis a. Stout,
George Jones, Alfred Seton,
John Taylor Johnston, Robert L. stuart.
William Jay, John Austin Stevens,
John ID. Jones. pn,lp Schuyler,
Morris h Jcsup, James h. Titus,
Edward s. Jafray, Daniel f. Tieinann
David Jones, Charles L. Tiffany,
Charles Y. Kirkland, William II. Vanderbilt.
Rober, Lcnox Kennedy, William NJ vermilye
John " Knox, Stephen Q. Williams,
Edward Kemp, John A. Weeks,
A. Z. Kingsland. Henry X. Winthrop,
Robert f. Livingston, Andrew Warner,
William Libbey, William II. Wlckham,
Cambridge Livingston, j. Butler Wright,
James Leuox, Charles II. Ward,
A. A. Low, William II. Webb.
The preparations therefore, fer the proper celebration
to-day OF this Interesting ovent are OF tbe most CON-
pletc character. The ceremonies Will take place the
exact spot which the battle took place. that
plateau extending from 10th street to 125th street. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues. The Seventh reg-
ment will parade in ul force, orailon will be de-
lvcred by Hon John Jay, grandson Of John Jay, the
first Chief Justice OF the United States the Governors
OF several States invited to be present. city author
itcs, and nothing has been left undOne to make the
celebration brilliant success. The Committee OF Ar
rangements consists OF John Austin Stevens Andrew
Harncr, Charles W. Sandiord, George II. Moore. Rich
nrd +. Mount, James N. Mclean and John II. Gourlte
Committee of Roceplion-Edward \. Do Lancey, Will
lam Jay, Fordham Morris, Francis A. Stout, Charles
II. Ward, Phillip Schuyler, John A. Weeks, James W.
Gerard, David Wolio Bishop and Rutherfurd Stuyve-
SAINT
reporter Of tho HERALD received the following ad
ditonal particulars OF tn. anair from Mr. Dwight II.
Olmstead, No. SO Wall street. He sald:-"Thc plateau
which the celebration will be held about 45O
in Length, and extends between Harlem plains and
Riverside Park. Carriages can proceed out Filth
10 10th street. to Tenth avenue, to 1lSth street.
where there Is carriage way and station Tor teams.
Tho seventh regiment will take their position front
OF this carriage way.
Tho Eighth avenue will convey passengers to
10th street. within five minutes walk OF the ground
The Elevated road VIII connect Ihlrtielh street
leaves At one y. n.
The second aud Third avenue railroads connect with
Manhatxnville cars At l25th street, also within five
minutes walk OF the grounda
The Harlem Railroad, from Forty-second street. will
leave passengers 10th and l2Sth Fourth
avenue. Trains leave AZ 1890, 80 and $780,