Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14


mond, at Staten Island, Tor which duties,
specific orders will be given To The com
mandant of that corps.
The whole ot the division within ihe
city and lis vicinity, will appear under
arms on Wednesday next, and will form
the hnc IN Hudson street, precisely al 3
o'clock, the cavalry dismoanted, and The
artillery, without their field pieces, ex-
cept such Of each of those corps as shall
be otherwise specially ordered. Further
details respecting the duties to be per
formed will be communicated 10 the com
mandants ut corps.
BY order OF Major Gen Morton.
CHARLES MARCH, Aid dc camp.
Order Of The procession for rendering funeral no.
ROrs 10 tte remains IF the tate Hsjor General
MONTGOMERY, rs agreed on By ths conlEiittee
Of arrangements.
= L. Colonel plau is appointed officer of the
day, and all orders coming from him, will be
respected and ObeNcd accordingly.
=. No carts, carriages, or persons on horse
back, Except such as are connected with the
procession) 10 appear in the streets through
which The procession is TO move, from O'Clock
in the forenoon, until the procession shall be
ended.
3. The general order for the procession is four
deep.
4. The line OF the procession will be drawn
up IN Broadway, lis right Oh tie Battery and
its left on Chamber street, and will proceed
by Use left through Chamber street to Chatham
street, through Chatham street 10 Pearl street.
through Pearl street to Wall street, through
Wall street TO Broad street, through Broad
street to Beaver street, through Beaver street
10 Bowling Green, round the south side OF
the Bowling Green up Broadway, 10 St.paurs
church.
5. 1T is recommended to the citizens, as ell
those IN The procession, OF Others, to be silent
during the soloinn;ieS of the day.
Ii. On the arrival OF the front of the process
sion al ST. Pauis Church, the whole will halt
upon signal to be given for that purpose, and
open 10 right and left, TO admit the bier and
societies according 10 Tie orders of,he officer
OF the day.
Z. During the moving of the procession, mi
mute guns will be fred from the Washington
a, Navy Yard Battery, and Forts i'll the hurhor,
and the bells OF the different Churches will be
toiled.
s. The flags of the shipping IN the harbor and
of the forts and other places, will be hosied
half mast during The day.
0. Signals will be fred at the Arsenal from
Is Founders, by order fthe officer of the day =,
viz
ist. Three guns. in quick succession, at sun.
rise, will announce that the procession will take
place on that day.
I'd. One gun att o'clock, for the different
interpretations, societies, sc. TO form at their
respective places or RENDEZVOUS.
sd. One gun al O'Clock, for forming the
line.
nth. Two guns, in qnick succession for the
procession TO move, when the minute guns
will commence firing, and the bells toiipg.
5th One gun for the procession TO halt, and
open 10 the light and left, as will be directed
by the officer of the day.
9th. Two guns in rapid succession, for the
minute guns and bells TO cease
EBES. STEVENS,
JAMES FARLIE. of
john TRuMeULL. { arrange ment
The reverend clergy OF the respective demo
limitations i'll the city, are respectively invited
10 attend the funeral snlemnities in honor OF
the late Major General Montgomery, to meet
at the City Haiia 3 o'clock, 4. III. of the 9Th
inst. precisely. Those who accept this invita-.
ton, requested to signify their intention TO
the committee of arrangement, al the supreme
court room, III the City Hall, before o clock,
J. NJ. this day.
New YORK, July o.-Yesierday, the
remains OF General RICHARD MONT
GOMERY were deposited, wilA civic
and military honors, beneath the monu-.
ment erected al st. Paui's Church, by the
order of Congress, 10 his memory. The
arrangements for line occasion have been
heretofore published in this paper. In
conformity with those arrangements, the
lHS SOfpS vi tEtE-
lery and Cavalry, and the Militia Officers,
together with the different Societies, dis
tinguished by their badges and banners,
appeared at an carly hour, and formed
the line in Broadway from the Battery 10
Chamber street.
The Clergy, the Students of Columbia
College, the Free MasonS, the municipal
authorities of the city, lie members of
the state and national Legislatures, The
Consuls OF foreign powers, the Vice Pre-
sldcnt OF the u. States, and other cha
RACERS of distinction, formed d part of The
procession.
The line under the direction Of tie vete-
ran Col. Plat, the Grand Marshal, NOV
ed from the left through Chamber, Chat
ham, Pearl, Wall, Broad az Beayer-sirccts,
10 Broadway, thence up Broadway TO St.
Paups, where sacred masic, appropriate
10 the occasion, was performed by lie
Handel and Haydn Society ihe funeral
service read III a solemn and Impressive
manner, by the Right Rev. Bishop tlo-
bart, and short bnt eloquent euiogiuMl,
On the character and services of Tie de-
ceased, the cause in which he fell, and
the duties devolvin on the rising gene
ration maintaining their independence,
pronounced by the Rev. Dir. Mason.
The remaInswere then committed 10 The
ground, aud vollies nusketry fired in
the church yard by deiachments from
the artillery, acting as infantry, and from
the Governors Guards.
The pail bearers were Colonel Varick,
president of the Cincnnati,) Col. Trum-
bull, Colonel North, Gen. Nj. Clarkson,
Col. NJ. WilletI Col. Fish, Capt. Tiebout
and Gen. GlIes.
The hearse aud coffin were very SPLEEN
did, and were flanked by detachment
of United States infantry, under Lieute-
uant Belknap, followed IS horse capa-
risoned in black, and with the usual ac-
compartments of military mourning
In the procession there were probably