New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-25
WAITING NOW FOR MONDAY
SOME OF THE FINAL Orders GIVEN BY
THE MARSTIAIIS.
ADMIRAL PORTER ISSUES HIS INSTRUCTIONS
TO THE NAVAL BRIGADE-How THE OTEI,


TO THE NAVAL BRIGADE-How THE oTFI,
GERS WILL BE REQUIRED TO DRESS.
The results of the long period Of labor TO which
The Centennial Committees have been subjected
are now beginning TO be seen, and, although thero
are signs OF immaturity in some quarters tho
arrangements said by those in charge TO be
so well IN hand that each act in the celebration
drama can be carried out with sunoothness and
success. The beauty and magnitude Of each days
exhibition will probably eclipse anything that
people have even dreamed Of The naval parade
on Monday has already reached such proportions
as the most sanguine promoters of the celebration
did not believe possible. and the preparations
which are going forward on every hand give
promise that it will be elaborate and attractive
IN appearance as extensive in numbers.
Admiral Porter. Grand Marshal Of this parade.
issued the following order yesterday:
During the ceremonies OF the Centennial celebration
Ncw-York, April % and 80 and May l. officers Of The
Navy and Marine Corps will appear special full dress
uniform except when shipboard, when they will ap.
pear In dress uniform
On Monday morning at 7 o'clock the steamer
Despatch will start from East Twcnty-sixtl-s to
meet the President and bis parry at Ehzabethport.
The feet of war vessels Will lie at anchor off Ellis
Island, and on the approach of the Despatch Will
up anchor and follow W the Bay in the follow
ing order: The Despatch, flying the flag Of tho
President of the United States, will take the lead;
then will come the Chicago, flying the flag OF the
Admiral; the Boston, with that of the Secretary
of the Navy; the Atlanta, Yorktown, Juniata, Yam
tic, Brooklyn and Kearsarge. These vessels will
steam at speed of six knots an hour and keep
distance Of 200 yards apart.
The following is Admiral Porters order to tho
Naval Brigade
Captain William A. Kirkland. q. S. Navy VIII
rnand the Naval Brigade. with such aids he select
The officers In command OF de,schmns from the several
vessels OF the Navy will be selected by commanding
officers Of the ship to which they belong.
The detachment from the ships OF in the Harbor
will be at the Navy Yard the morning Of April 80. a
30 The dcachments from the vessels at the Yard in.
Guiding the marine battalion the Yard and other de.
achments from distant points sent to the Yard TO join
the brigade. together and bands,
embe the designated parade the ground in the Yard
at the above hourThe brigade to the Yard and
march thence the Brooklyn Bridge arriving the
New-York end by liked hour down prescribed strees
parallel TO and OF Broadway, Bowling Green,
up the next Of Broadway block and thence
into and up Broadway 70 designated point, massng in
rear Of the regular troops which land from
Governors Island, and march up Broadway des-
gnated point where they halt and await the hour for
the column TO There will be In Broad
way in the rear f the regular troops for only part Of
the Naval Brigade, the rest remaining massed in the
eide street alOyc referred until begins
The column Will break up about Fifty ei ghth-st,
cross the Bridge and back the Navy Yard. march
the East River and embark q ferryboat for
The 1aid As this will be long route, the will
De furnished with marching raOns and canteens. every
alternate cantoen to contain water and every alternate
canteon coffee The sailors will dress in blue with
lccgings. Vessels that have been commission but
short time, whore opportunities not occurred to
drill the men suflcenty well appear parade, win
not send their sailors. but will send their mayneS
Further details will be arranged by the officer in COM
mand The senior officer in the River will
send the details OF sailors and
part in the parade to the Navy Yard tie morning Of
the Both Instant board the Boston ard Kearsarge In
time disembark by the designated above Captain
kirtland will communicate with the officer In command OF
the regular troops and through streets his
command will the points mentioned In the pro.
gramme assigned
Following is the Of Admiral Porter Grand Marshal
They will report to RearAdInl Jouett, T. NJ, Chief
Of Sta April 30 board the tug Nina Naval
vessel provided for that purpose the foot %
faG Twenty eixth-st, at 5 n. From thas
point they VIII proceed board the Chicago,
captain Charles S. Nor;on U. S. " Commander william
" Bridgman, L. S. N; Lieutenant Commander A. S.
Snow, T. 5. N; Captain L. n Stoddard. L. s. II. NJ.
'late Z. S. NJ Aaron Vanderbilt (ate T. S. NJ Gouyer-
Kortright, NewYo Yacht Club Charles n. Tweed.
Admiral COrnthan Yacht Club Captain W. g. shackford.
Z. NJ S. $. co. date L. s. NJ William STANFORD, O. d.
s. S. Co; William b. Bolton, Red Line John E. Alex
Ward S 5. Co.; Commodore Jefferson Hogan. Atlantic
Yacht Club Vice-Commotore Robert Center Seawanhaka
Yacht Club; George W. Hail. American Yacht Club Com
rnodore g. c. w. LOwrey, Larchmont Yacht Club; T. 81
Cameron Clyde ). Line; Captain J. NJ Laehlan. U. S.
and Brazil NJ :. S. Co.. George Macculloch Miller. Proyt-
dence and Stonln gton s. s. Line L. y. Lowell Fall Ryey
Line; w. w. Everett Peoples Line.