The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17
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different ofhcers hAvfDg age OF itS arrangements
There Of those vexao, hat and disagree
Interruptions which marred the effect Of former
| city prccesdons From the honr OF eight o'clock
in the forenoon, the civil judi sial, and executive
Department. With the presidents and members OF clubs
societies and associations peasnsy inter-
mipepg without reference party politics, they
repaired to their derent places OF mes ng AT eleveu
TIE various regmenta companies Of the New York State
militia marched to the points indicated in general order
issved by Colonel Wctmore Division Inspect.r upon tho
9th instant in order to form brigade The entire force
of the city police duty, under command OF
,1hicf Maise each captain ccnlnng his exertions ~
m uch possible to hs district and each command
fu, pshing detailed force in order to keep the line Of
io,n e clear Precisely at twelve O'Clock (noon), tho
First Division Of the New York stste militia under the
comm and OF Major General Charles w. SANFORD the
civic cetie cersymen pail bearers orator Of the day,
with IN members ~ the Common Council Revolutionary
solders veterans Of the Of 1912 and 1914, army
and pnyY ocers and others to whom places had been
assigned posted had met ct the paces appoined
In the proS ramne in order to march at thv appointed
time and q pom given signal
At three onutes past o'clock the City Hall bell
bcomed forn loud reverberating peal and the pro-
cession was. immediately in motion 1t marched from
the Park in tn following order
large posse Of Police,
With Chiefs sp. cal aids ON foot In order to and
prevent Oh gTuctions from and upon tho line
Special aid q Chief of Police (ralbot) mounted.
The officers marcA ed good distance is front Of the oor-
tege.
TIN FIRST DIVISION
or the recession composed Of
The First (yrsy) Troop Of the Washington Grays,
Ccmmans led by Captain yarisr,.
Forming escort 70 the Grand Marshat III the dAy
Colonel Linus W Stevens
Then the NJ srshal's spe,ial Aids
samuel o,sooa, ESD Major r. D Boyd,
%sss' ss h band playing as. dss H
The Grand Marshal with his aids were moun.sd Upon
fine horses capari.onsd with black. The basons }, oiios
crsped with silk and each Officer dressed In
deep mourning with badge upon the lef: arm.
lowed after. each company and reg mers marching in
reversed order, ns tolloss:-
FOURTH BRIGADE
Commanded BY Brisader-tieneral John Fsen consist
Sixty ninth Regiment-Irish Intarsry,
Commanded by Col. y. Roe
Twelfth Regiment-Infantry,
Commanded by Colonel Henry q. stebtins.
Eleventh Regiment-lnantry and troop cf Cavalry
Commanded by Lieut.. Col. Waterhous,.
Tenth Regment-German Infantry,
Commanded by Col William Halsey.
The different rgimental bands played funeral dirgss.
Major General Even AMI stan officers
THIRD BRIGADE
Commanded by Brigadier General William Hail. con.
sistny of
Ninth Regiment-Irish Infantry and Dragoons,
Under command Of Col b. y. Ferris
Eighth Regiment-Washington Grays, Infantry and
Commanded by Col I. f. Devoe
Seventh Regiment National Guard Infantry and one
Commanded by Col Abram Duryea.
The National Guard attended by their magn6ccns
DonS formed from men a sefylns @ tne fegmen gsvs
Alanahans Brass Band attending upon the Ninth Resi
around the s stats ana with baos elk Ss.ss.
The rear ~, was broush, , up ~ .,.,,r
Next followed
BRIGADE.
Commanded by Brigader General George p Morris,
consisting Of
Sixth Regiment Infantry and Cavalry,
Commanded by Col Thomas Il Peers
Fifth Re9iment-Jeherson Guards, Infantry
Commanded by Col Andrew Warner.
Fourth Regiment Light Artillery and Cavalry,
Commanded by Col Chas Yates
The was closed by Brisader General Norris with
his field stan Of officers.
This division Of the procession closed by
THE FIRST BRIGADE,
Commanded By Brigadier General Charles b. spcer,
sisng Of
Seventy second Regiment-RiHemeu
Commanded by Col $. vosburg
Third Kegiment--German Hussais,
Commanded by Lieut.. Col Menrk
Second Regiment-Infantry.
Commanded by Col John A. Bogert
First Regiment Heavy Cavalry and Light Infantry.
Commanded by COLI ID. Ryer.
The guns Of the artillery paraded in each instance
in the Brigade the gunners wearing mourning badges,
Grape
The of the column cloied by the commander,
Major General Charles N. sandford,
Colonel Robert Q. wenore, Division Inspector
Colonel George W aorreli, Division Engineer.
Colonel Elijah Ward, Division Judge Advocate.
Lieutenant Coon. Charles II. Sanford Division Quar-
termaster
Major shanck Aid dc Camp to the Major General and
Major Somes
Upon n occasion in memory did the military
force make nid display although the stirring
pomp and pride OF subiued by the SLOW and
eolsmn tread Of the dead march There leaving
the ranks without permission OF the oicsrs in command.
The general contained direction the OH ssfs to
impose penalty upon any soldier 40 offending The zeal
and efficiency OF Colonel wetnore. upon this aston,
cannot be highly praised and to his oxertion wa, in
great measure, owing the freedom from delays which
experienced upon the occasion OF the Clay obeq
Following at short distance came
THE SECOND DIVISION
OF the cortege, headed by
General H. Morris, Grand Marshal,
attended by his aids:
General William L Morris, Marshal,
Colonel X. nj. Hoe VIII sm B. Morris Jr, Esq George
A. Buckingham, Esq
The Marshal escorted, most appropriately by q
troop of that very fine cavalry, the
Dickel Huzzars commanded by Captain Dickei
The black uniform OF the relieved b. rich silver
facDgs, and the silver ornamented oaparson Of tho
horse had q very fine effect.
The officiating clergymen with James 7. Brady ESQ,
followed by the centre Of the sad attraction, the
sss~~.SysNe-s~~~.e,
L.t.yss.e Luslsers Funeral oar La,sysss TusiIssrs
Capt. french drawn BY capt f.enoh'
Guard Of Honor. Grey Horses Guard Of Honor.
ors-~-sSess-sS-
We understand that this duty had been assigned to
the City Guard but that from some circumstances con-
neced with the last militia parade General sandford de-
tailed the Lafayette Fuseers, under Capt French for
the The City Guard have published fell state
Of the difficulty vat. .hs Major General in another
column II will Of couze be read by every inter-
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