New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
PROGRAMME OF THE PARADE
GENERAL HANCoCK.s LATEST ORDER
THE ORDER IN WHICH THE GREAT PROCESSION
WILL MARCH.


THE ORDER IN WHICH THE GREAT PROCESSION
WILL MARCH.
The latest official information about the
formation Of the parade is contained in the following
general order issued by General Hancock late last
night:
% The following order Of formation Of the columns
participating in the obseques Of the late President ana
August 8. is hereby annonnced: z-
CD The command composed OF the United states troops
will form In colunn In Broadway facing north, right
resting Murrsys witA the exception OF such troops
ordered elsewhere in tho special Orders No AZ
The Naval column will form immediately in the rear VI
the above placed IN Broadway.
Tsat portion OF the general column
Shaler N. g., s. n. Y, will form In depoyed ne on
the east side OF Broadway, left resting on Duanes'
a. That portion of the general column ALREADY, as
sickes. U. s. A.. will be formed with the head
of his column in Canalst.. right resting . on
Broadway, facing sast. and will OCCUPY all the
requisite OF CanaLst and west OF Broad
way but extending north Of Tontn-st also Grand
command occupying the two last designated streets
having their right resting on Broadway facing west a
(5) That portion OF the general column eire"uJ 10
signed TO The command OF Brevet MAJOR 1ene," nat
T. Mcmahon, L. \. ", Will he rmed In Great Johess
head of his column resting on Broadway iac'nS w.;
and Will occupy all the streets requisite norm OIL %
JOnest. and east Of broadway but not eAtehuhs n''h
90 The Major Geuera commanding the general column
accompanied by the Federal troops ant naval coumn
will proceed from the City Hall AT O'Clock 10 INC mean
% Maor.Generai smaller will wheel his line Into coll
umn soon rs the MajorGeneral commanding tne cen
eral column and the combined . Army ana Navy oo"'
81 The eaafalqn TSether VIII sncn pSTo ,se o. cty y
Hall Park will then Immediately close up III the rear Vi
the armed troops OF General Shaler's command -,
above orders have been executed the general column so
far as formed viii advance ihe route OF ma'eh Ponr
nCTiS fmy'e Esnix1y 1RTS%sS
Hroanway and the Boulevard north 10 seventy,seeond
ST.. hrou seventy-second-s, west TO Ntsuo nv
and thence to the tomb. Major General sickics VIII. hs
| soon as he head OF his column has been uncovered
1t forward into the genera COLUMN III suvh nreyct
MaiorGeneral Mcmahon WALL soon as inc hcad o. s
column been uncovered move II forward lnto W.
general column IN such order as he may nave u'eo''"
! in Its original formation q, - 49,, .,oh
other public functionaries a may ascoapanS vr
FOREIGN Ministers. Army and Navy oncsIs ; Iiu uc
others as have been communicated with0thcr lu'h sue.
| as will assemble at the 'l'y nan; o,,,o
requested to assemble al hsve . Been made for their
transportation and they especially rcquestrd 10
make themselves known 10 Colonel heni! !; "S'S'
General 4. G. Tc''ooS. l.. s. v, or to any aide
present recognizing any such by pearl slAl sas
Worn across the breast Colonel Hodges has received
Instructions regarding the placing ~ earraSS :" ,br
proper places In the general -olumn ., ,.ci,l duty
NlD All aides not otherwise a'sl-neu 70 P,,,oi ~
will report at whitehalsl mounted and eqappo'' d.
~ Permission accorded to any portion OF MS com
and other than the ana such PORTIONS oi
Generals Sickies and MrMahoms conmaniS ~ she may
| n their INDICTMENT Otherwise ulftCt, ~ 'a'c wv
column at fifty -seyenth-st -, , ,r,o,s
IN Tic positions to be taken by the srhltl u"'l,
win, National state upon FrrNlnS at W III .no
vicinity of me tomb toeehcr with all those occnPh'n.
attached 10 his command WIN "e ""''" -
/ General -haler. well a. their dismissal Al,
d1 The detachm Mt OF regular troops and the
ma column will after the ceremonies AT the toh'o ou
| dismissed. eon,or,n,,v
U5l IL is rranifestly evident thar exact CONFORMITY
with the above order l. requisite. For The ihIor".Vn
uf the puhic il Is announced that the ca aaiqus vi"
he moved from the CITY Hall at as near ~ 4" H. 10
practicable
| II IL estimated By officers that there
will be at least 10000 men IN the mn
| itary part OF the parade, including both 'he
United States troops and the National Guard OF the
various states. will follow 800 or 400 carriages
making an addition of between 1000 aud @o"o' Inc
veteran organizations under General sicklcs VIII prop
ably include l6 men. OF whom nearly threc-q"ac's
will be in the column OF the Grand Army &" tue "'P
Tie civic socities under General MeMhhon hANo
reported that they Will turn out 1000 or oooo s'r"hs
There will probaDy-bc 10000 persons In line exclusive
of the citizens who may follow on foot 70 sho"
their respect the dead General The following u '"o
official programme of the procession ~ FAR as II was
made out last night