The New York herald., 1879-09-22

skellv. George A. Case c. L. Titreau. Henry Devens.
G. vandyck Hibbard Walter nn Tnrnouii' A. "heoier'
Soldiers and Sailors of the War Of the Rebellion IN
cluding ex-Confederate Officers, Soldiers
Second Brigade. Brigadier General John McComb.
Oakland Light Cavalry as Escort.
General s Grant m sa aqS ranesoa nS9 non =
Veterans of the Mexican War. Guard Of Honor.
Board of Supervisors and Executive Committee.
Regular Troops of the United States Army.
William Irwin, Governor OF California, and Staff.
Major General Irwin Mcdowell, Commanding the
Military Division of the Pacific. and Staff
Commodore Il. Il. Calhoun. United States Navy, and
staff.
Judges Of the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Circuit Courts and District Judges or
the Ninth Circuit
Committee Parade and Decoration.
United States Senators and representatives IN
Congress.
Foreign Consuls.
Officers of the United States Army and Navy and
Marine Corps.
Judges Of the Supreme Court Of California and OF
the District Courts United States District
Attorney and Assistants.
Registrars in bankruptcy. United states Marshal
and Deputy Collector of Customs. Surveyor
of the Port. Naval Officer.
United States Treasurer aud Surveyor General;
United States Collector Of Internal
Revenue and Deputies.
Postmaster and Deputies.
State Oficers.
City and County Officers.
Board OF Trade. Oakland City Authorities.
City Authorities OF Stockton
Board of Trustees of the City Of Benicia.
COMMITTEES of Citizens of sacramento.
University Battalion.
Garibaldi Guard.
Italian Bersagieri.
Austrian Jaegers.
st. Patrick's Cadets.
Italian Fishermen.
California Pioneers.
Territorial Pioneers.
Patriotic Sons OF America.
Delegation of the Fire Department.
American District Telegraph Messenger Boys.
Union League.
Mcclellan Legion.
Occident Club
Second Ward Republican Club.
Eureka Club.
Mutual Benevolent Society.
West Indian Benevolent Association.
Oakland Literary and Historical Society.
School Children.
Handel and Haydn Society.
Grant Invincibles
Nellie Grant Blues.
Steam Calliope and Bells
THE ENTHUSIASM OF THE PEOPLE
Amid the tremendous cheering of the crowd. dis
charges OF cannon ringing OF bells and screaming OF
WHISTLES the procession started up Market street.
Bonfires blazed ont at the street corners. Lunina
tons lit up every ana .fs tb
fare as bright as day. Under continuous archway
of flags, banners, iestoons and draperies the pro-
cessiou moved up Market street to Montgomery and
turned down the latter street. Crowds blocked tho
cheer after cheer rolled along the whole line
OF march and almost drowned the martial strains
tho night wind, glowing with the light OF hre and
the glare of rockets and fireworks. light mist
lowering over the city renec,su Tue hBu "a nc urc
works and illumination until the heavens seemed
ablAze. Continuing the march the procession moved
through Montgomery avenue aud then to Kearney
street Here If possible, the crowds were stl more
dense and enthusiastic and the display Of fireworks.
electric lights. lime lights and every conceivable
means of illumination increased the brilliancy. On
arriving at Market street the procession moved up
few blocks and countermarched to the Palace Hotel.
Here a magnificent arch. forty feet in height,
spanned New Montgomery street. blazoncd with the
national colors and bearing the inscription
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"WELCOME 70 GRANT" !
At this point the carriage containing the General
was drawn UP, while the procession marched in rc-
view cheer after cheer ronding the air division
attor division passed by At tho conclusion of the
review the various organizations were dismissed
and General Grant conducted to his quarters Ia
tho Palace Hotel, which had been especially pre-
pared aud furnished for his reception.