New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05
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procession and ceremonies
The procession viii move from Caste Garden, al ?
O'Clock precisely his day
The procession " IN move up BrOsdwa 10 ChathGmst
through Chsthsm % Chambers, through Chambers 10
Broadway, down Broadway 70 81. Psuls Church. whers
the funeral service viii be performed by Rev Dr. ber-
rlen. Rector Of Trinity Church
The military ceremonies appropriate ihe occasion VIII
be under The direction VI Moor General Sanford.
AL public licensed carriages and vehicles are directed 70
be Withdrawn from tue streets through vhich The process
sion Is 70 pas.
The supehnen5onts Of hackney coaches stages and
carts, are directed 10 enforce this order.
Tho Of private vehicles respectfully request
ed 10 withdraw theIo also from The line Of procession.
The Superintendent Of Streets Is directed 70 cause The
ORDER or THE PROCESSION
Military Escort
officers Of Artillery and lnfsntry Of the City Of NewYork
Guard OF Honor
City Guards. Captain McArdie.
Clergy.
The remains Of Captain Morris.
Col Benson, Col Warner,
o ItSss Bfsmner
TIE remains Of Captain Field.
Capt SUBWAY Capt Hayward
{" Tompkns " Kuzmeyer
Browne, oney,
The remains Of Captain Williams
Capt Rsynor, Capt CLARK,
{" Vincent " Wilson,
" Prudhomme, Roome'
" Meyer Helue
Mr. J. H. Howard, lrom The City Of Albany ia charge Of
The body OF Captain Morris;
MI Charles G. Miller Of the City Of Buffalo, In charge oil
the bodies Of Captains Field and Williams.
oficers Of the e. s. Army, as mourners
The Mayor Of Eew-York
The Board Of Aldermen Of the City OF Eew-Yors,
headed by their President, and preceded
by their sergesni-stATms.
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen, headed by
their President and preceded by their
.gt.an
Heads Of Departments Of the City Government.
Foreign Ministers and Consuls.
Members Of Congress aud the State Legislature.
Judges Of The United States, State and City Cours
u, 5. Marshal, Sheriff Of The County, his
Deputies aud Assistants.
Citizens o. Albany and Buffalo.
Citizens generally.
Col f. c. Weim0re VIII act Marshal Of the Day as
sisted by The officers Of the staff Of the ls Division Of Ar
The eSlee. OF ST. Paus Church will be open for ladles
only. having ucsels att O'Clock, p. M.
The Chief OF Police VIII direct susbs police force TO
The various persons and bodies included 10 the process
sion viii assemble at Ca'le Garden al one o'clock when
ton Of the marshal Of the day, and his aids.
I IAnEsR n S 1nHSsoN' cOmnaee Of Board
THos. 3. TGPPEN' Of Aldermen.
LANES IaaS ;, D. s 2aivER' }COmmlee of Board
THO. M. DoUGHERTY,S OF Assistants
~ The Committee of Arrangements Of the
Common Council announce 10 their fellow citizens
and Williams who fell 10 the attack Monterey have
rived The funeral obsequies will take take place a.
0'0'' JAAmEs c. sToNEALL. ~ Ploe '4lI'..s
TH0sA B T ( Johnson Board or Aldermen.
JAS. d. OLIVER, } Scu,ut.,oo of tho
THO THO N n PnoIGHERTY. Roard Of Assistants
Tie Commitee request The captains Of vessels in port
aud the propretors Of hotels and public buildings dis.
play their flags a. haIl.mas. s.-Ing Tue aay' mo II
r. Lecture Oh Lake Superior.-Ar HopeE
win give the second lecture the Mining Region OF Lake
Superior Friday evening, March in the stuyvesAnt
Institute ESQ Broadway commencing II 7, O'clock mi 2s
~ Tho Next Lecture Of the course on Association
will be delivered Monday evening next, 9Th Inst com
meucng at half past 7, by PARKE GoDw1N Esq at The
Lyceum Rooms, Broadway subject-The Advantages Of
Assocation The public are respectfully invited 10 al
tend Admttsnce free. Those who choose VIII conlro'
ute to defrsy expenses Of room, hTe, &c, &c M )"
" American Institute Conversational Meeting ~
will be held this friday evening al The repository IN me
Park AT "a O'clock. Subject-Wa,er ard is Properties
Ambulance free The ladies are invited. no IL
" Mesmerism.-DT poos will lecture and esper,
evenings March Sc, In Clinton Hail. al q o'clock, al
mission l2I cents mo -u'"fS 40
~ Relief TO Ircland.-NEw-Y oRE, March 5. ls47
TO he Editor Of Tie Trbane. Dear Srl have the pleas
lief Raj flor Irelandl which came of under The mhnsge
mont Of the Executive Committee the Oh ui al stte
consder, s he many demands hs, have made
the benevolence OF our citizens during The present w1e
Received NewSYors MSrcS s, lSi1. Of James Kesne.
Esq Secretary thirteen hundred and siNyoni ON
cents being the Sei Ne Nanny Treas
Received. New.York March s, 1897 Of Chss NJ Marry
fosrfeen hundred and twenty dollars tweaiyhy cents
being net proceeds Of Relief Bal, including donation ol
L. Hearn per Edmuno kiizgerod, elo lanes sn.n pe
Ja4nos keane Slo; American lazy per = N,
Mr. Darow. per 2. II. Kesne, - Dr.. cora Per ~, "
KSnsy per James Keane 81: friend, per c. NJ Many
-: a friend per james KeSne, 81 friend per =. M
Marry, 80 cents TOTAL amount sl42o - A. H. i0 Nr
IL Relief for scotiand.-Meelng In Greenwich
vlsgeA meeting viii be held IN me lee.ue ooAi Sl "a
Janes Presbyterian Church Saturday evening the ON
March at "a o'clock devise means for rendering reei
10 The suffering poor Of the Highlands of Scotland All who
and coSperaie in his benevolent work. ms @tis'
~ To the Ladies of Newly ork. =" The Com
mes appointed 10 for the relief OF me s-
feny poor of Ireland for contributions OF clotng 10
be forwarded by the ship Victor As but few have oo
colhng that would be Of much service, me soce oi lhe
ABANDONMENT OF the Poor oer their garments al the eosl
or M material aud think that the very low price NJ when
they sold may induce many 70 become puIehaseIs
They can be Obtained nj Mrs bLASAlS.s 80 S,e s1r.
or AZ Mrs CHITTESDES's, BoweTy, tEah tlaeI 80
above Fourlh-st 4" ~"'N~''
~ Hudson River Railroad Co.-Ntw-lo kS'
an Nsrch gt7The Directors met this DAY and proceed
al 10 orfsn.e themselves board Tor ms ahsaCuOA VI
the bu siness Of the Company. -. .... "a
JogS ~ JEkyS ESQ 70 whom tie Directors have loOseo
as their choice for President, declined being eonsdefed
candidate for that Office believing that DC couo mOlo
fccluslly promote the G he Company by County,
inc bis duties he Chief Engineering during NE
whrreupos he following oacers were unanimously
elected
JANIS BOORMAN, EsQ. Vice fFesiden' sha
IN HOPKINS, ESQ. Secretary.
JOHN r. JERNiS, ESQ Chief Engineer, and