Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-20
THE MILITARY PART OF THE PROCESSION.

The Military portion of the Funeral Procession
OF Saturday is worthy of special notice. 1t was
anticipated that many Volunteer Companies, and
indeed military men generally, would be anxious
to attend the obsequies of the ilustrous Cheftain
and President OF the Republic and this antici-
patton was fully realized. Baltimore contributed
largely and patriotically to the military display,
than which we never witnessed a more imposing
one in this city. The whole was under the com.
mand of the distinguished General-in- Chief of the
U. s. Army, whose manly form and martial bear.
ing, mounted as he was on noble charger and
surrounded by numerous staff, attracted all ewes,
as the funeral cortege moved solemnly from the
Presidential Mansion to Congress Burying Ground.
From favorable and commanding position that we
occupied at the corner of one of the cross streets
we noticed the troops marching in slow time in
the following order:
Patapsco Raemen, of Baltimore, Capt SwA1s, preceded
by their Band.
Independent Greys Band, Of Baltimore.
Light Infantry, from Wilmington, Delaware.
German Yagers, Of Baltimore, Capt. PRAcHr.
Maryland Cadets, of Baltimore, Capt. PooR.
National Blues, of Baltimore, Capt. CHEsSur.
Taylor Light Infantry, from Catonsvle, Maryland under
the command Of Lieut. BRows, of the Independent Greys
Baltimore This interesting corps consisted Of compa-
nies of youths, who being educated st. Timothy Hail.
German Washington Guards, Of Baltimore Capt. HoEFnAS
National Greys, Of Washington, Capt. BACON.
Independent Greys, of Baltimore, Capt. HALL.
platoon Of commissioned officers representing volunteer
companies Of the fty-third regiment of Baltimore.
portion of the patriotic volunteer Defenders Of Baltimore
in the year 1874 with their banner. Amongst them we re-
cognised Gen. ANTHONY MrLTEsBERsER, JOSEPH X STA
PLEroS and WIN. P. MILLs, Esqs
First Baltimore Shapshooters, Of Baltimore, Capt. LILY
Jackson Guards, of Baltimore. .... ID"
Independent Blues, of Baltimore, Capt. SHUT.
Independent Greys, of Georgetown, Capt GoDDARD.
National Guards Of Philadelphia Capt LYLE.
Mount Vernon Guards, of Alexandra, Capt. FIELDS.
Richmond (Va) Blues, Lieut.. REeNAULT, accompanied
by their Band.
Worth Infantry, Of York, Pennsylvania.
Eagle Artillery, Of Baltimore, Capt. PHILL1ps.
platoon Of officers representing volunteer companies of
the fifth regiment Of Baltimore.
Mounted Cabineers, of Baltimore, Capt. s. c. OwIsGs.
The Marine Band attached to the Washington Navy Yard
Two companies Of United States Marines Capt TAssILL
Walker Sharpshooters of Washington, Lieut. BIRKHEAD.
Washington Light Infantry of Washington, Capt TATE.
-Four companies &C, E, F. g. U. s. Artillery, acting
inany under the command respectively, of Capt BowEs
Lieut.. DounBDAr, Capt. WILLIAMS, Capt. BRAsSAS and
Lieut.. NIcHoLs.
One company Of u s. Flying Artillery, mounted and fully
equipped, under the command of Major SEDsw1cK, from
Fort McHenry, Baltimore.
Officers of the United States Navy, in uniform on foot
Maj Gen. JONES' commanding the Militia Of the District Of
Columbia and staff.
Maj Gen. ScorT, Generalin-C of the United States
Army and Staff. .s. ...-..- .'... .-. ...
Marshal the District Of Columbia and bis Aids.
Mayors Of Washington and Baltimore
Joint Committee of Arrangements on the part of the two
Houses Of Congress, as follows
Committee Of the Senate.
Mr.. Webster of Massachusetts, Mr.. Cass, of Michigan
... and MI. King, of Alabama.
81 Committee of the House. ~...
Mr. Conrad, of Louisiana, Mr. Strong of Pennsylvania
Mr.. Mcdowell, of Virginia, Mr.. Vinton, of Ohio,
Mr.. Winthrop Of Mass. Mr. Cabell Of Florida,
Mr.. Bissel, of Illinois, Mr. Kerr Of Maryland,
Mr.. Duer, of New York, Mr. Stanly, of N. Carolina
Mr.. Orr, of South Carolina, Mr.. Llefield, of Maine.
Mr.. Breck, of Kentucky.
Chaplains to Congress and Officiating Clergymen.
The Pail Bearers, as follows
Hon. Henry Clay, Hon. T. H. Benton,
Hon. Lewis Cass, Hon. Daniel Webster,
Hon. J. M. Berrien, Hon. Truman Smith,
Hon. R. C. Winthrop, Hon. Lynn Boyd
Hon. Jas. Mcdowell, Hon. 8. F. Vinton,