The daily crescent., 1850-07-22

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tne Heno-tne Staiesinan--his journey is done,
% ow ms s,sssy Ss now Ss s,s are Ger hi. his last battle
ANA ieAVes proud nation in sadness and tears
"oh lear him full gently-disturb not his rest,
A. A. ,ri let ne tnri hghily be heaped his breast
And s was IS deep s!a j. the hearts q h people enshed
hoG Sin STRAINED him d satts Sf eiee Storm
And halos of glory encircie his name -
ness beautiful lines were composed by Mr. 2. F. Miles
sde sne c@s OF % Ms hmm detachment Of United State
her sag feelings then entered and took charge Of the
The services, throughout in The East Room were of
81 Al saeDs and ID iPs%s s character worthy
rhs .o,.r,u MOVING OF THE Pr PROCESSION;
Ghief Marshal according TO The published programme Il
moved , n st Two clock 2 At the hour Of starting min
stationed near ~ Johns Church, the City Hail. and the Ca
Erss Rifle Regiment. of baltimore; Patapsoo Riennen
TntyLL hrd Regiment Infantry, Maryland Volunteers
ashllpgton Guards; independent German Yagen; Ma.
Following the Blues came one of the most interesting spec
companies Of Taylor Light Infantry composed o the Young
BALTIMORE county The third and ouh compsnes dd ne;
attend, owing TO the extreme youth Of the members The
Between each company marched The flag company Carrying
beautiful fured uued flag Their uniform consists
trimmed with white body belt and carouch Of black
white and white pomeoons tbs As1 sps neaS Trimmed WIN
muskets weighing thirteen pounds They were accompanied
Tilghman Maryland CAPTAIN First Company Henry Ash
y ArRansas Second Company. Robert Green North Ca.
Company, Joseph Bsnbury, North Carolina; Ensign, j.
derry Sergeant George Handy Louisiana The Whole was
under I the command Of George w brown. '1'i' "''
ss ossSs d % ai Independent Gr'y'
her beautiful banner General Anthony Menberger chief
Fifth Regiment Infantry Maryland Volunteers; Sharp
German Guards Independent Blues. Of Baltimore fnde,
detaehment # NatiOnai Guards OF Philadelphia
Riehmond 4 Light Infantry Blues.
Band of Washington and the Marine Band Of maSs m
SIC GS%pa0y ~ fnl 0f United eds, sa,ss Marines
s.s wa.nnson Fg Light Infantry four companies Of United
Marine Band from Governors Island New York compagy
o@nsd FHd o Major AsE R baSng ES Me9@ H, @ under s
four caon each drawn By four boes I D@oSnad DeeSss aad
MoSesd p ose IS ss CTGps Navy and
AMGs Gsn wa Ms5S 5pps Gen Wn the van
POSING Ihs Pse S such affs BODY Of military
te Wbat WSTsess military escort ever il Washington
Gos % Ss9 snd $ sSS and lone
has been long time truly since the ke has % bO Oiees e
HE s. troops formed and moved in column, but the vo
ing this came the
- aIe Omed states Marshal Of the District of Columbia
washington, GeOrgetOWn and Baltimora
with the members of the ty Council board Of Heatb eEd
othsT rs, otlcers Of the corporation of Baltimore.
lhe COMMITTEES OF Arrangements of the two houses of
Tas shaPlans of the two houses of Congress and the
ohlelaung clergyman of the OCCASION
AZ Attending .iI Physician to the late President
vehicle The whee were back and ' asy was very r imposing
q those OF the ancient Roma charos The man body OF
width Of 6 Upon this The place on Which the epa' f' s Ss
S az 5 wss ssd 0m IA a, s centre in form
e @ 6acs eoh entvlned with white satin, having large sill
by large golden eagle covered with crane Al he op
corners Of the car golden urns also shrouded with crape
black velvet the edges o heavy silver with srSe % wa n
. sss oSPed yth gold nged buttons Eight gray horses
tSbS Ha mne n ofk with GEape around the waist and white
a. Son e mead. The inscription on the coffin plate
ZACHARY TAYLOR,
fassiDAsr OF EF EFr g. UNITED STATES
liant cgmpagn Mezo Their excellent depomTen n psT o5
the l%g%edstey S. il the Of ho Old whtey
before worn the battle field TO the thousand sTaDTe
was ect Of considerable curiosity l'' amman
Hon , LeMis Cas-, Hoa. Daniel Webster,
ion. :; N BIeatlen, Hon. Truman smith,
Hon. James Mcdowell Hon. ss.iI S. y. 1SSu; VSto;u,
a 9o9i w WHPse 9 9,V.s Mhlles Hon Hon Isaac n Fl Holmes
Chief Justice Craneh Joseph Gales EsI
Commodore Ballard, Brig Gem EendsTeon'
Following the carriages containing the pail bearers was the
sso son Of the deeeased Co %TFS TSSo %es 6 fs9d Mr.
pfoher OF the deceased to Bliss the son-in law Of the
The President OF United States and Heads of Departments
The ssn.t. re " ,s Arms Of the Senate
The Sergeant pr Pro AtsmPOTs sI or & and , Secretary
The House of REPRESENTATIVES. preceded BY Their Speaker
Court o he sHf Gsd AdOsas a Ips sad IS Of the Supreme
The diplomatic Corps.
rhaa atfa ndoooa oaofEo
and suites large and appearing ia their magneens
court dresses. made grand appearance.l -''''"'
Among the Goysao ct ct State s5s 91s Sas q Ts,oFss
iipiIss i3as g Rarysnd nI vi his ats Colonies w S.
=, Ex-members of Congress.
n. ~, MeT6ers nSa Of # The he STATE legislature
Columbia with the Members of the Bar aud Officers Of
M, The Judges of the several States.
The COmpTollers of the Treasury, Auditors Tre,snrar
BResi:ier Solicitor and Commissioner Of Land Office,
tensions indian Ahal's Patents and Public Buildings
1--WE noticed that the State coach of the Secretary of State
home by indspostion.] O-Aeu Ut
Next IN line was the Columbia Engine Company of Wash
ngton' II fn uniform carving the banner Of the Com
Of the ind:pendenl dBR{ Bae sps%an cana Holland orR,o
knights Tempar Division, No 81 sons Of Temperanceo Of
fSGmS, ffSSmS'e, snI Th NJ haaneE & &Marhas Mr. Joseph A.
he erss etc Of the several Departments preceded by
N 9E H. respective Chief Clerks, and all other Civil Officers
Clergy Of the the District Of Columbia apd elsewhere
80 Corporate Authorities of GeorgetoWn
oeefs ana soldiers who served in the War of 1879 and in
Nearly all of the foregoing rode IN carriages ybcb or
cached nearly mile ' S |
The procession about two miles in length and nro |
along the avenue thence north of tbs Capitol to the
Utmost order and military precision ~
ARRIVAL AT CONGRESSIONAL BURYINg GRouND-Or |
ying ~ front OF the Congressional Buryng Ground the
Military y escort was formed in two lines the first consiitng
! lhe detachment appointed fire the last voey facnr h
cemetery, and thirty distant from it The second line
oil the remander of the Infantry the escort twenty
b ~ us IeaI me oatteiy OF artillery took position on
eeond line. f " w 'i VI tie
The coffin then removed by the soldiers to the vau
eing the one IN which the anented President Harrison a
ere preeede by the Chapaias members of the Cabnet
s Senators, Members of Congress- Foreign Mnisters
a oteT lynltares all OF whom formed circle in ironi OF
d osa Y scenes oil the day. The minister proclaimed
ouh am the resurrection and the life. he that beeyeh
& me though he de- yet shall he iye,n etc, proceeding
win the remainder of the beautiful burial serViee III the |
stan1 Episcopal Chuch. Mr. Clay Webster GEN Cas-
" Benton and Brig General Henderson were close to each
ad wepl ever the IeDains Of him who more in
foWded within the vast enclosure containing the ashes N
usparn patriots, not could be who did moi
'9F,i,Sst FS @ very htlng sorrow and department. ,
rlhlss OF THE SALUTE- pom the conclusion of the
me company tired and prepared return when
e nng party Of infantry made hree rounds followed bv
Y Fge zero rounds by the Battery Of ~ $. Artillery. The line Of
u returned towards the city The splendid companies ~
,lsu Saes uoops with their powerful and nspirng :
SoGJang t9 the left until they gained the road lead
TX 70 e baHne Hauaeks where they were uuaTteTei ami
le remainder of the sodery proceeding on The road To he
~ ol Where each regiment and each battalion reverted in
1eir several commanders ~ ~ O" ie'eiueu 10
We may well state bers that NJ spnr;s. EaJ..t ..t.
~ su rom the military stations in the vicinity of Wash
i anu minute guns between the hours of one and two
'NNN' ''u d naHohai sauie at setting of the sun. :
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