New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
,.w roras IN return, thanking the Ameri-
oeps spohc o. ,rs GOOD Mishea And enioying Its


nan. .pore few words return thanking the Amer-
can committss for is good wIshes and ENJOYING ils
t9spitates 70 advance ma nrsssnted each Frrnob
Ssesae by 70 the co@m,ss and TO Mr. saa5o9es
ore After lunch run up the East River under the
Bridge determined upon The guests VINO were ~
ms hugh structure aud marvesd especially at is airy
frhc Tile ran close In to the Brooklyn Navy Yard and
up around VIVA, left OF Flood Rock and the dangerons
East River lodges between Wards and Backweus
islands Count de esseps appeared on the upper deck
again on the voyage back and talked pleasantly Tor
minute Two wiz TR 1I repo!Ses .,a ,0an this
one though never get sick We we're not kept IN
css sSSe from il. nsr5oS Is very narrow ana Ger
man-L Lloyd steamer was lying on one side OF H. me
ehos at the other side In the rough The was
Just as rough outside on sunday My dang1ter was
butte sesek for few days and 50 were many OF the
rest. have come over this time simply because am
the president OF the Freneh-American Union sha. 70
back on saturday in the Bretagne don't care 70 lain
NJ al about the cana TINS yis, may say 1's no de-
vote myself entirely to the ceremonies ofthe unveiing
The lille reached the French Line pier again ABOUT
INSISTED on the whole parys dining his ship but the
delegates and their friends were tired ana ser oya on
IN carriages TO the Hoffman House. The formal recep-
zion viii he gwen in the Academy OF MUSIC tnls even
COudert Count de Lesseps Will probably reply After
the addresses me chora socletes wiz sns nc hrt
Manufacturing the World >" Mime. Fursch- Madi Will sing
drebeli, the T" Hsbanera" from Carmen, and OXIDE
biusn. violin win play selection by Saint
The members OF the and their guests dined
r. private room on the second floor OF the honm an
Tired 10 their rooms while others strol!ed about tne
FRIENDS N the cafe Prince Napoleon stopping
The Filth Avenue Hoe called 70 pay MS 70 ms
viii 90 about the city as their ncnations may
lead them hsdozsn OF the party who are interested
make a tour Of the Elevated railroads.
: GENERAL ORDERS FOR The LAND PARADE.
The Grand Marshal for the land parade issued the
following general order yesterday
HEADQUARTERS OF THE GRAND MARSHAL
"A'Hi'G NEW YC oRk. Oct 25, 1856
GENERAL ORDERS no. L.
The following appointments announced. viz
/ Hugh Grant ESQ sheriff Of New York to be Marsha
II Colonel Locke W Winchester Marshal Of the
Division Of Veteran Military Organizations In the parade o.
III The following appointments the stat Of the Grand
Captain Frederick Leigh late signal Officer % Dvis
ffeHienaR fhomas RAFFERTY, late list Regiment
Mao gohn Van Daefson Veteran zouaves ABIDE camp
~ t tT sa anS TerFories and state OF Terri
fGp the parade column IL the CIV Of New York On tho
oei al a. m y TAI day They viii he received by Major
lucted by dedcamp q the Grand Marshal 70 the place
besgnaiea IN The column Their hxceence the goveIhe
fp m on October 27h inst the OF ne officials
accompany them order thai the proper number OF carriages
T. Mayors and officials representing cities other than
st i s.Heb = t Hall az a m whence they
WI be conducted by aaedecamp Of the Grand Marsha u
Aiei TIE parade these be conducted to the
steamer by the city authorities Tor transportation 10 Bellows
" Brevet MajorGeneraI Alexander : Webb T. volau.
teers announced Marshal Of the Educational Division IN
ce,Saei joRn v jacoous aidede-camp in addition 70
BIS dutles ldedecamp viii act as Assistant Quaermast
Genera on TIE stan % hr Grand MrsaI ana Is "a goo WIN
frepaaon OF 500 Tor the former an 800 or the
vii General Frederick T. Locke [. : voun-
( er organ zaons H. parade OF october 2st INST.
N All lnoepenoent volunteer Organizations 5n9{,
inst port 70 BrgadierGeneral Locke marsha Of tie
Division at No 81 Broadway, who VII assign them posi-
B1gadieT Locke Will appoint sufficient NUMBER OF
forps from arriving hi, city and WI
iave Of sucD organization conducted to Us place Il Tie
The Assistant Acknowledgement at these headguarters
wi furnish General Locke Win complete LIST OF tie Inde
pendent Volunteer arv organizations whose applica
positions the parade have been OF snail BE- az
&G Colonel Locke W winchester Marshal Of the Div /
amp enable him 10 send 20
seive each o. such ORGANIZATIONS coming rom any ponI
b conducted t. is Po,-tinn II line 800
st Applications we'd and accepted al these head
Quarters VII be furnished io Colonel Winchester.
XII The iolowu appointments Oh Tie staff Of tie Grand
Major James B. Homer. Z. :. V aide-decamp.
ees enefa 245 u r. S4 MOI 1 aGee camp
co5nei John J. Garnet late j johnston, aiie-de
~ Mi ( Il B. Howard \; G. KY: Hids-decamP.
xIIi-Coone G " Wells [. :. V is announced as Mar
shal II the DIVISION OF Military ORGANIZATIONS OF Wax.
colopsl Thomas C. Mels y q. y Y adele-camp.
SSgag f FRANK vi eE sld "a
Colonel J. B. Fassstt y ; y aide-de-eamp.
Grand Marshal.
HUGH T. BROWN
Captain 18Th Infantry, A a. General
opnrps 1ssr-yD BY GENERAL sCHOFIELD