The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-13

Commodore Warrington, the Senior naval Offices
now in the city, to have the direction Of the naval
arrangements a 5ai.fi.i.H ait ~ .sai4sl s.Jy.ssBl
The Marshal OF the District Of Columbia 20
have the direction Of the civic procession. si.-9
All the members Of the Diplomatic Corps, all Of
fcers or government, the clergy Of the District and
elsewhere, all associations and fraternites, and
citizens generally, are invited TO attend ~. -
And it is respectfully recommended to Che off,
GERS of the government that they wear the. usual
badge OF mourning. -yT-
~ ORDER OF THE PROCESSION :
Funeral escort, in column Of march, composed
of such corps Of the army and the militia =.
b..gcI.-. as may be ordered, or as may -, -
report themselves for = -. 3 :
duty on the oc- N n tsi,,l.,
casion,) III IfgaE.ll
.5sisaaqiyl CIVIC PROCESSION. t,LAN
The United States Marshul of the District of CO.
ba and his aids --'4->
The Mayors of Washington and Georgetown.
The COMMITTEES of Arrangements Of the two
u saj Z, 81 Houses OF Congress. T,s8I I'D
The Chaplains Of the two Houses OF Congress,
and The officiating clergyman Of the occasion.
Attending physicians TO the. late President. "a
Pail Bearers. i..ss' ~ p Pail Bearers. l.st4'
Hon. Lewis Cass, Elton. Dan Webster, I
Hon.-J. nj. Rerrien, e Hon. Truman Smith,
Hon. X. c. Winthrop, 2 3 Hon. Linn Boyd, vac.
Hon. J. Mcdowell, "a Hon. s. b. yinton, ~
Hon, Hugh White,. S Hon. j. z. Holmes, z
CHEZ Justice ss cpsneh jaaeDb Gales wfser
MaiaGen. Jesap, ~ aMs stp Gen. Gibson,
Commodore Ballard, EBrig. Gen. Henderson
The horseused by General Taylor in the late war. !,
Family and relatives of the late President. ..is.
The President of the United States and the heads
-,. Of Departments ~ ~ NJ $780,, Z,
$50 The Sergeant-at-A Of the Senate, ysru
The Senate of The United States, preceded by
their President pro tempore and Secretary -
Fl ,,,la :, The other officers Of the Senate. q "a,
The Sergeant Arms of the House Of Repre-
azIiaJ s5 10 1884 sentatives.laiaill aBll4d ,i,pii
The House Of Representatives, preceded by their
,,-, ,,e Speaker and Clerk. sTA' - Z, 20, -
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices Of the
EN- Supreme Court Of the United States and 1sf,
Ggi;I1isslsl naia, Its ofieers,a -.EsEsH 10 bIlla
, "a s9i5t'J The Diplomatic Corps. Va iva. to!
Governors Of States and Territories, 20,
,gacaqz,4y Ex-members Of Congress. % K lssI9
,-;o j Members of State Leg islatures so- lori
~ District Judges Of ths United States. 554i2.
Judges Of the Circuit and Criminal Courts of the
"a District Of Columbia, with the members Of 81
ha4 1.-the bar and officers Of the courts. Gi.,G
.o,sr Inc Judges OF the severat StateS s.ass,.a n
The Comptrollers of the Treasury, Auditors,
Treasurer, Register, Solicitor; and Commits d
sloners of Land Office, Pensions, Indian Gf
III. Affairs, Patents and Public Buildings.t 49,!
The Clerks, &C., Of the several Departments, pre-
i.ceded by their respective Chief Clerks; and H.
II all other civil officers of the government. =
Clergy of the District of Columbiaand elsewhere.
Officers and Soldiers of the Revolution. ~
!" Corporate Authorities Of Washington, '.2I,' I
Corporate Authorities Of Georgetown. - !
Presidents, Professors, and Students Of the Cole
s., ges OF the District Of Columbia. -, i
Officers and Soldiers who served in the war Of
s.s.,.s 1912, and in the late war. ~ .hiisI,3gI
Such societies and fraternities as may wish to
join the procession, Ito report to the Mar
shall OF the District, who will assign ,tq
ls.a:sa, them their respective positoDs.) y s,1s4o
Citizens and strangers. .Aay H. .,i.D
The procession viii move from the Presidents
house at ! O'Clock precisely, or on the conclusion
of the religious services. 5s.,,,.1s 49,