New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
READY FOR EVACUATION DAY.
PROGRAMME OF THE PROCESSION.


which they are given.
General John Cochrane, the Grand Marshal will
head the procession. He will be accompanied by
the following members of his staff:
Colonel Edward M. L. Ebers, AdutantGeneral and
Major John B. Cobarn, Assistant Adtutant General
Captain William Wallace Walker Assistant Adjutant-
General
Major Joseph Forbes, ouartenuaster-G General.
General F. Lopez de Queralta, InspectorcGeneral
Colonel Alexander b. Mott smgeon-General.
General FTancs E. Pinto Pint CoInpissary.
Major T@oa Aug w Green @ Chief Of isngineers
Iieutenant-ColOnel Edward Haght, jr, Chief Signs
Officer
General Ely g. Parker. Chief Of Ordnance.
Colonel J. Fred. Pierson, Chief OF Artillery.
Colonel William Z. Church, Assistant Quarter
Major william A. Copp. Assistant Paymaster General
Lieutenant Thomas ". b. Hughes Assistant Chief Of
Captain John W. Jacobus Assistant Chief of Ordnance
LeutenantColonel Augustus NJ. Clark, Assistant CHIEF
LeutenantcOonel o. W. Leonard, Assistant Chief Of
Artillery.
He will be assisted by thirty-six aides. The First
Troop, Philadelphia City Cavalry, commanded by
Breyet Brigader General E. Burd Grubb, will form
corps Of special aides.
FIRST DIVISION.
The First Division will be commandtd by Breyet
Brigadier General Richard II. Jackson, Major 9th
u. S. Artillery, and will be composed of special es-
cOrt of United States troops to distinguished guests
as below given; Foot Battalion of 5th u. s. Artil-
Iery; Battalion of Marines Light Battery f, 5th
u. S. Artillery; Detachment Company F, 4th u.
s. Artillery; Hamilton Battery; all forming
on West Fifty-seventh-st. Then, forming on East
Fifty-seventh-st will come members of the Com
mittee of Arrangements, General Alexander
Shaler Colonel James M. Varnum, John
Austin Stevens, Charles g. Smith and
Locke w. Winchester; the Governors Of
New-York, Massachusetts,, Connecticut, New
Jersey, New-Hampshire, Rhode Island,
Vermont and Maine, with their respective staffs,
all in carriages. Next in order will be officers of
the United States Army and Navy who will form
ON East Fifty-sxth-st. After them, and forming
on East Fifty ty-eighth-st will follow the Mayor and
Common Council of New-YOrk the Mayor and Com
mon Council of Brooklyn, the Mayor and Common
Council of Jersey City, the Mayor of New-Haven,the
Mayor and Common Council of Hoboken, the Mayor
of Newburg, the Mayor and Common Council Of
Yonkers, the Mayor and Common Council ofLong
Island City, and the authorities of Flushing, l.. l.
These will also be in carriages. Following them
and forming East Fifty-fourth-st., will come In
carriages heads of departments, NewYork City Gov
ernment Federal officials and members of Congress.
Then, forming on East Fifty-thrd-st, will follow
in carriages delegates representing the Chamber OF
Commerce, Marine Society, Stock Exchange,
Produce Exchange, Cotton Exchange, Mari
time Association, Mining and Petroleum Ex-
change Mercantile Exchange, Metal Ex-
change Board of Trade and Transportation,
and Real Estate and Traders Exchange. Next
in order, forming on East Eifty-second-st, will
come in carriages, representatives of the New-York,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, New-Jersey, Rhode
Island Maine, Vermont, Delaware, Buffalo and
Westchester Historical Societies; the American
Geographical Society the Archaeological and Numis-
matte Society and the General Society of Mechanics
and Tradesmen. Forming on East Fifty-first-stwili
follow also in carriages representatives OF the So
ciety of the Cincinnati the Military Order of the
Loyal Legion, the Veterans Of 1913, and the Wash
ington coach.
SECOND DIVISION.
The Second Division will be commanded by
Maior-General Alexander Shaler. The First Divi-
sion, N. G. S. N. Y, Brigadier-General William @.
Ward commanding will form on West Fifty fourth
ST. The First Brigade, N G.S N. Y, Colonel Josiah
Porter commanding will form on West Fifty
third-st This brigade will consist of tho
ODD 1lth 18th and 9th Regiments Forming on
West Fifty-second-st. will follow the First and
Second Batteries, N. G. S. n. Y. Then will come
the Second Brigade, Brigadier-General Louis Fitz-
gerald commanding forming on West Fifty y-first-st
This brigade comprises the 7th, Goth, Sth and 71st
Regiments n. G. s. n. Y, the Connecticut National
Guard commanded by Brigadier- General Stephen X.
Smith, forming on East Fiftieth-st.; the 2nd,
3rd and 4th Regiments, q. N g.; the Twenty-eighth
Company Governors Foot Guards, the Fifth Bat
TALON, G. N. g.; Battalion Of the LIST Regi-
rhent, C. N. G.; Battalion of veterans Of the
New-Haven Grays, and the Hartford City
Guards and Battery A, c. N G. The New Jersey
National Guard will follow under Colonel Dudley
4 Steele. and will form on West Forty-ninth-st,
consisting Of the 4th and 9th Regiments, NJ q. NJ j.;
the First Battalion, N. G. N. J Company Il of the
Sd Regiment, Company of the 4th Regiment,
Gathng Gun Company A, N. G. N D., and
the 10th Separate Company, N. G. S. N. Y.
The Second Division, N. g. s. N. T.,
under Brigader-General @. j. Christensen, will
follow forming on East Forty ffth-st., while next
in order will come the 4th Brigade N. G. s. NJ T.,
under command of Brigadier-General W. II. Brow
nell OH East Forty y-ffth-st., comprising the 23d,
32d and 47th Regiments, n. G. S. N.
Y. and the Sd Battery, N. g. .. N. Y, followed
in turn by the Sd Brigade, n. G. 8.
N Y. Colonel James McLeer, commanding, form
ing on East Forty y-forth-st and consisting OF the
18th and 18th Regiments and the Seventeenth Sep
arate Company, N. g. s. N. Y On West Forty
tifth-st independent organizations will form, in
cluding the Old Guard and detachment of the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery of Boston, the
Governors Foot Guard OF Connecticut the
Albany Burgess Corps. the Utica Citizens Corps,
battalion of the Providence Light Infantry, the
Newport Artillery las Infantry, the lst Company OF
Washington Continentals, NewYork the WASH
ington Continentals of Newburg, the Continental
Guards, School No, 6s, ST. Patrick's Alliance Of
America. the Hbernian Rifles and the Colored
Veteran Guards. The Veteran Corps, n. g. y. N. Y,
will bring up the rear, forming on West Forty
fourth-st The corps win comprise veterans of the
7th 7lst 23d. 9th, l3th 1lth and 22d Regiments,
N G. S. N. Y, and the lst Regiment, NJ q. Pennsyl-
vania
THIRD DIVISION.