New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
PROGRAMME OF THE PARADE.
~IIE SDCRETARY'S ORDERS FOR THE NAVAL
REVIEW
cENrrAr. OUTLINE OF THE MOVEMENTS OF
VESSELS INvITATI ONS TO BE ISSUED
AND PRESS PRIVILEGES.


AND PRESS PRIVILEGES.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.1
Washington Arril 6-The Secretary Of the Navy
ms finally determined upon the detailed arrangement,
for the naval review In New.York Harbor on April
o. Lieutenant Buckingham OF the Navy. represent
Ing Admiral Gherardi. who will command inc com
Mned fleet OF United states and foreign vessels 10
participate In the review. had conference Win see
retary Herbert tbs morning. Al this conference All
unsettled questions affecting the review were JUS
cussed and late this afternoon the secretary maoe
public his orders in the The secretary na'
given personal attention 10 all matters relating 10
Tho many orron remens for the review, and glance
Mt the programme will show how thorough ana satis-
factory this important duty has been performed. Inc
programme Is as follows:
The men.of.war will be anchored In two Columns
extending from Twenty sixth-st up the North RIVER
the foreign ships on the New-lork side The fresi-
dent and members Of the Cabinet Will be received D"
hoard the Dolphin at 10 80 a. IN. OIL twenty hiru's'
North River The Dolphin will then get under way
as soon as the Presidential party Is on board ana VIII
proceed IN the between the columns OF meh-oi
war While the Dolphin Is passing between 'he COL
umns. that portion OF the North River between the
American ships and the Newlor shore VIII be closeu
and all traffic and passage suspended
Aftsr the DOLPHIN has anchored at the head OIL the
line vessels OF all kiyds may circle around the fee'
going up on the NewJersey SIDE but the passage De-
tween the two columns will be kept closed until the
President has landed from the Dolphin and the ior'n'
review Is concluded. The Coast Survey steamer hake
will have on board representatives OF the Diplomatic
corns and nm the Monmouth will he the Justices OF
the supreme Conrt Senators and Representatives Oh
the United States and Governors OF States accompanied
by their STATS. These vessels Will follow 'he Doi
phin I'D through the columns, and Will have OIL poaru
only the guests mentioned
The Dolphin proceeding between the coiuhi's a9
to tod
bonors laid down by international treaties que 10 the
Chief of State and arriving the head OF the columns
will anchor between them. The Blake VIII ahchH
Mt the head Of foreign and the Monmouth OF 'ne
American column.
The flag officers and the captains Of the men'of-war
will then be received board the Dolphin ana De
presented TO the President Of the United States VINO
will entertain them at luncheon. Luncheon Will be
scrved of the SAME time on the Blake and Monmouth
10 the guests on board.
The review will terminate by the ieturn OF the
DOLPHIN Blake and Monmouth through the lines ana
when the Presidents flag is hauled down from the
Dolphin 1t will be salued by twenty-one guns py all
Of the men of war present.
Invitations for the United States officials designated
will soon be issued and upon their acceptance cafuS
will be sent admitting them. accompanied by one lady
zach, to the Monmouth. These cards will state the
place and time Of embar5ing and one can be re-
.eived on board without a card of admission The
admission for those accompanying will be issued
through the State Department.
Secretary Herbert stated to-day that he VIII not
be able to furnish transportation for guests. great
many applications have been made to the Secretary
TO allow newspaper correspondents transportation upon
the vessels of the fleet from Hampton Roads on
April "a, to New-York harbor. AS he would be able
to accommodate very few and Is disincllned to dis
eliminate he has decided to allow representatives OF
the press associations sail upon OF the vessels
and issue permission 10 any other correspondents
Representatives Of these associations 10 be
allowed transportation with the fleet upon the con-
dton that they will furnish copies of their reports
TO any newspaper applying which Is not represented
by these associations.
The official programme Of the movement Of the
feet, dispositions and all details relating TO their
preparation for and participation In the review VIII
be issued by Rear Admiral Gherardl, who will afford
for visiting the vessels anchor in Hampton Roads
in connection with the review notice to mariners
will be published, stating the grounds reserved
for the movements and anchorage Of the mcn-olwar
during the ceremonies and the restrictions which will
be imposed upon the movements OF all vessels In
their Vicinity. This notice will be issued by the
Secretary Of the Navy in pursuance OF the act OF
Congress passed at its last session.
At their meeting, held yesterday the Dock Board
gave orders that several landing places between
Twenty third and Ninety-sxth SITS. be set aside
vessels taking part in the naval parade