The New York herald., 1877-06-27

I,icutcnant coonai WaJes. Sovsnth hatt.hon m IN.
ianrry MAJOR Frv lla men. battery 4 iivht rtlerv
CAPTAIN Aunle,on rs men, T,rs, baitai,on caya,ry
Major j. III Foltt l75 men. First corps cadets Lieu.
tenant Colonel Edmnnos u, man the Presidents
parv IN carrIaees as above descrhca ollowed bv tho
Second corns or cadcss so mcn T,snsennnt Colonei
Daon
The First brigade came NEXT. commanded bv Brira.
der General Hcbort Moore embracnr the following
organ,za,,ons. The s,r,S r:mn, ,nn,rv sso ,ncn
Colonel Real. Tenth reg,acnt intan.rr! TOO men
Colonel ,mbsll second Satisl,on iniantrv a;s mon
men W.,or Wencton rh,rd h.,t,l,or infan,rv l-n
men MAJOR Buller. First bnttauon N nj arucrv lao
men Major Merriil. Com panv y cavalry Chclmsford
10 men with 4 detnchment of rouca pr,nc,nv nm the
rear
LINK op xApcu
street somsh s,dc ~ on ana W.siches,er
pnrk Colnmhns Avenue na,,mon.h fremont Rovis
ION Wash,noton Sum,nsr Ech R.dcr,i E,,ntin
Broadwnv H,lt India State Wnshnr,cn scnoai
Beacon ana Arlington streets. CommonwcaIth avenue
Dartmouth and BoyIson streets 10 Hotcl Brunsw,ck
The nroccs.nn ohnus So,,v rrm,ss nass,rr
gwen poInt All along the routo cIesrs nnd Waving Of
handkcrcbiefs from Windows housorops ana every
feA' = ~ ,nr sr.rr sorsS
When tho hcad OF The column reached the corner OF
Rcucon and Park streets broad nrcns IN tho Hencon
stre.l end extending down part stree, ana nm Mount
Vernon street were Gllcd with neonle AWAITING an on,
por,any Tor glimpse al the Presidential party rio
leading 10 ,he state Houso steps were closed but
there were several hundred people on tho vcrannh Of
the State House VINO had gained admission by rear
menis al tho State House was the decoration OF mo
central norton or the upper BALCONY for the accommo
her party. The front OF the balustradc wns hand
sorncy iestooncd with bu ND lilo national coors
wore entw,ncd in many graceful desgns around mo
pillars nlchcA Tho central portion carpctcd.
About noon Mrs. Hayes ana the ladies' OF her party
taken from ,hc Hotcl brunswick and escorted
the State House 10 witness the passage OF tho rocc
sion. The party wus now composed OF the following
ladies' Mrs. Hayes. Miss Footc. Mss Platt, Mrs.
Mccormick, wife OF tho Assistant Secretary of tnc
Treasury; Mrs. Loring Andrews, OF New York; Mrs.
Budd, OF New York; Mss Van Klcck, OF New York;
MRS. iithfoe Dcvcns and Miss Devcns Mrs. stetson
nd Mrs Of HOY
were escorted by Colonois Rico, Luther and Mason,
OF the Governors stan and President Cogswel Of tho
Senate and few others occupied positions inc sido
OF the balcony When tho Prcridcnts carnage came
in view greeted with hearty cheers, which were
while il was passing between The dense masses Of
people which lined Tho street nt this point After tho
turned to tao Hotel Brunswick. through Beacon,
Charles and BoystoE Streets In to witness the
hnal review.
The President and party arrived at the Hotel Bruns
wick at two O'clock aud with the officers OF the army
ana navy stationed IN Boston, Immediately took places
on tho reviewing stand Tho corps Cadets
drawn up in front OF tho hotel ana during tho
two corps salut,ng each organization us IT'S right
reached the reviewing stand.
tal party ana The guests Of tho Governor camc 10 the
reviewing stand and were loudly chccred by tho as
scmbcd multitude.
The appearance OF the troops they marched In
view was uniformly excellent The review lasted
thrce-quartcrs OF an hour atter which the corps
the day.
DECORATING THE PRESIDENTS Rooms
Tho Presidents apartments at the ho,c Brunswick
marves OF decorative Skill and highly praised
by tho Presidential party. Tho entire lrst story con-
sistng Of over thirty rooms IS engaged Tor the Presi
Dental party, the Presidents suit being tho
Boylson and Clarendon Streets iacing the former
The Presidents rooms arc three IN numbcr-pnr-
or sleeping apart and banquet room Tho parlor Is
finished In gold and maroon. the walls being tinted
correspond The sleeping apartment OF the President
room IS just being finished. floral ball, two lcct IN
diameter, macc Of 900 carnntions Is suspended
the table and Is nllcd with naBs Of all nations rdat
ing from its centre. On tho table Is floral basket,
four feet in length, on each end OF which smaller
Is placed over each door, fcstooncd with
smilax and Rarands, depend from tho chandelier,
and other members OF the Presidential party, Gov
ernor Rice and Council, several United States aud
State officials and prominent citizens entered ono OF
the parlors OF tho Hotel Brunswick where was cx-
peced by many THAT there would DO formal prcsena-
ton Of distinguished persons 10 Mr. Hayes These
expectations were only partially realized, Ms the only
formal niroductons 70 the President were OF consuls
aud VICE consuls located in Boston and representing
ioregn fowers, lnese were maze py =. ~. Hoaocsna-
cni, oonsua ot 0aeecc 1 Hea.ea .. boston; large
numocr o DISTINGUISHED oinciais ana promincut citi-
xcns Wcrs present IN Inc notoL
LuAch'
Many o. tneso gcn.ienen' atnougn not iormahy
presented 10 the PRESIDENT chook hands with him,
ana wihout iuttncr ceremony tue frcsidentin party
vo:cd guests repaired to the dining room for lunch.
Az TINS iarso numoer OF aistinsu people wero
present, ncuding' oy INVITATION Of the PRESIDENT anu
suise pronlin.n. coe1A! oMcias ana DINERS. me
nour Was sPens neIo un.il .no tIno arrNeu ior tno
r1csiooh' W on'c' cai!are g.. 1oe 'or FAncu naL
AT FANkuIL HALL
: lmmcdatoiy alter iour O'CLOCK thc PRESIDENT.
secretaries ocnurn, Evsrs hoy ana nt'orney Gcncrai
nevens, escorted Dy Governor hce, mayor Prnce ana
tne ncmoers oI tnc uoseInorS stan entered Faneuii
Hal. ne ropes were a. once ict down and tho crowd
saSei nr shcra hsnas WIN nc rrcsi
aeh. TOT "n hour mcrc was an inccS-
sant now Vi men, women anu cnudrcn,
nmn ,hovrh hor. au" ,ncr @ an .nuei'
sence, .aougn ueIe anu .ncre were spcclmens
oi tho great un"asneu VINO were unvcrsaiy grceted
WIN eAPIehaIons VI uIshVor ny TUG Pe"pe h tnc gai-
ierles AZ nvc O'CLOCK Inc hanasnakins was uiscon-
tinncu ana mayor ~ IIince stopping 70 tne pa.iorm'
PIcsch'ou .no W ao "uu'cnoe. MS aPPoar-
ahce 10 tnis postIon OF Rreater Piohnence was the
sighai ior Ions con.nucd ahd cntnuslns,c cheeIng'
thc laaes waving an accompaniment Win 'heir nshu-
Kerchiois.
Ulysses oCTDoNE.
. IN response iresluent hayes sa'u:-'l regret tnat
the engagements OF Inc commutce arc sucn tnat