New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
sasury Department.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
sEpAL ORDER Washington, july II, 1850.
FROM the National inislngencer, l2ih.
The Official Arrankements

Fer tie Funeral Solemn s and Iafyneaf Of TIC late PTes
dent Of ne United States, GeHtrsi Zschary ryi5y.
WAsHlEGToH. Thursday JAY II.
The Committee Of Arrangements Of the two
Houses oil Congress, having consulted with the
Family Of the deceased, have Nconcluded that the
Funersl Of the late President be solemnZe5 on
Saturday, the 18th Of JAY, at 10 O'Clock. The re-
lisious services TO be performed by Rev. Dr.. PYSE,
at the Executive Mansion, according TO The usage
Of the Episcopal Church. in which church the de-
ceased most usually Worshipped. The body 70 be
afterw ard taken from the Presidents House 10 the
Congress BOrying Ground, accompanied by Mill
tary Escort and Civic Procession, and dcposted Ia
The receiving tomb
The Military arrangements 20 be under the iii.
rection Of Msjor. General Scott, the General COM
handing in. chief OF the Army Of the United States
and Major General w alter Jones Of tue Militia Of
Columbia.
Commodore Warrington. the senior naval officer
DOW in the city, 10 have the direction Of tae Naval
arrangements.
The Marshal of the District Of Columbia TO have
the direction Of the Civic Procession.
All the members Of the Diplomatic Corps, al OH.
GERS Of Government, the Clergy Of the District and
eseH here, all Associations aud Frat rnities, and
citizens generally, are invited 70 attend
And it is resp6 ctully recommended 10 the officers
Of the Government that they wear the usual badge
olmourniDg.
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.
corpse Of he Array Ihe Militia as may ss
ordered, OF 90 may report ihemae.vei
for duty on The occaAion)
CIVIC PROCESSION.
The United States Marshal vi the Dislrct Of Conmbs
aud his Aids
Tho Mayors Of Washington an1 George.ovn
Tho Committee OF Arrangements Of the :wo H1lies o.
The Chsplains of,hs two Houses Of Coagres an he
officiating Clergyman Of the occasion.
Attending Physicians 10 The lale President
PAIL BEAVERS;
Rsa. Heavy Clay, Roa- z. n. Seaios
IJon LttoiS Gas, Hon. D.Iaic Weo5tsr,
Hon. j. H. Be- yicH, Hon. TSuDsa SAITH,
Bos. r G Wini.yop, Hon. Lynn Boyd
Hon. Jas. MeDOlOsA Hon. +. isafcH,
Hon. Hugh Uhie hoH IsIae hoi1ss.
c ~ r. Cusfia Esg HIM 2 Jyaitc,
ChLT Jlsiice CTdEeh, jas. Gairs, Esg
Moor General J,ssp, Major General Gf5'os,
LOssbsodOre Ballard Brig. Gen He1eeysJs.
Toe Horse used BY General Taylor IN Tie late war.
Family and res l!yes CT The l11e PfesidenL
The PreLdeni Of The United States AID he Hoads Of
The sergeauiat Arms Of the Senate
TIE senate Of The Unsd States preceded b Ia President
The Sergeant Al Arms Of the House Of Representatives
Tie Aouse Of Representatives preceded b. heir Speaker
gas caief Ja.ee and asSOsisie Justices OF lbs sosrsae
Cour! OF The United States and Ia oiicors
The Dip onsro Corps.
Cover Vi 0iaics iva Territories
Members Of State Legislatures
DistIicl Judges OF the Uriied Salss
Judges OF be Circuit and Criminal Courts OF tie District Of
colamSa' via The se ,Sl =. q he Bar I'D
OHlccft OF tNt NtufD
The Judges Of The several Slaies
Tie Coniruer Of the Toasary, Auiliors TrseE-e Regis
ter Solicitor; and Commissioners Of Land Office,
PeLsl0Es Indian AdslTB Pais-is All
Public Buildings
TIE Clerts kc Of the several Departments preceded By
hetf respective ChlsT Clerks; and ali o.hsE civil
officers of Ire Government
s-s@Isy OF the Dislrci Of Co.uHibs and eiSsE fere-
DHceTs and Soldiers OF The Revolution.
Corporate Authorities OF Wa,hngO1.
Corporate Authorities Of Georgetown.
Il t-S-A foIessoIs And Students Of the leges u The
Os.' ca OF Colombia, Ofhcers and Soldiers VITO
served 10 The Of lsl2 and n
the lste war
Sacn s ets snd ffs'erniiies may sa . a tie pro-
eeseioh 10 report 10 the Mzrshsi oflhs DIRECT
Ahowhl assign them their respse-
live posinops
CiiZcua and SFaugeft
The procession vii from De Pres a uea A
0eoes precisely, or on the eo-c,a8o9o o ne rclg,Js
services