New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

- pROGR ANNE or ARRANdEnHSio
F FUNERAL CEREnONiES
~ IN rroSon THE LATE
Hon HE " " CLAY,
on TUESDAY, JrLY eOrH 1852.
The Joint Committee appointed by the
Common Council of the City Of New-York to
make the necessary arrangements for soemnizng
the obsequies Of the amented HENRY CLAY,
on TUESDAY, July, 20, have adopted the follow
ing Programme Of Arrangements for the occasion
GENERAL WILLIAM HALL
has been selected as Grand Marshal OF the day
and has selected the following gentlemen as his
wr T. mor,;. Elijah r. Purdy.
John w Avery Root smiln'
John J. Cisco, WIN Douso,
Freeman Campbell, james p SoIaei'
Medsd Plstt A. nen.I,
John B. Montgomery, John W syls'
A. a. bremper IAyO~
James =. Bsu, 2 S.a. GrnvsTf
S sn1T Co., cr,IS. Wm II Underhill
Join A. Bunting, D. -. r o nst.
III u n ninsmare r. Z Crane,
ClzIkson CTonus, y oe,uhn,l,
s.n korsTs q II. Lynch,
Henry B. Cock, Jordo1 Mott,
j. J. Kelly, r Ii. Shannon.
The Procession will move from the Park o'clock M
precisely and will proceed down Broadway, around ths
Park TO Chatham st. through Chaha INST the BJwery
m the Bowery and Fourhsv. to Unionsquare, around
Union square TO Broadway and down Broadway to the
Park in front of the City Hail. passing which Poiat each
Division will be under orders of It's respective ssshd
The sole antilles the Hail. at the close Of the procession
WIN PRAYER by Rev Dr. JOHN NJ KREsS.
2 FUNERAL GRAFTON BY N B Blunt E Es9
BENEDICTION by Rev DIR. JOSEPH II. PRICE
The g-ments Of the day will be under the command
Of TIE Grand Mashal -
Alarm Bells City requesed to the same be
toeo from the OF O'Clock p NJ un the close Of the
The owners and masters OF vessels in the hsrb0r aud the
of the various pabs buildings IN the City,
ouesed TO display their color at half mast from sunrise un
It's slso respectfully requested that our lowctseas
eose the several places OF business during the moving oil
Tbsy are also requested whehe in the procession not
10 vesr the usual badge of mourning the left arm.
Ths several urcers Societies. Associations TTades and
other bodies are requested to assemble az such places
tbey NAV respectively select repair to the places Of
devious, by o'clock, r M
The following will be the
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.
FIRST DIVISION,
r command Of Capt. Joshua A. Nansn.
Gen WILLIAM HALL Grand Marshal.
Col. John W. Avery, Col William Dodge,
Major James Conner, Freeman Campbell, Esq,
j.. p
FIRST DIVISION NEw.Y DIRK STATE MILITIA.
comprising the
Military Corps from other Cities,
ana the
the whole under the command of
MAJOR GEN. CHARLES W. SANFORD,
r. c. WETmoRE, Division Inspector,
Military ESS II H"SSsn C asd.9
Gen. n H. V. Wright.
FOURTH BRIGADE.
Commanded by Bngadier Gen. John Even,
Consisting Of the
Sixty ninth Regiment Col s. Roe,
Twelfth Regiment ...... Col John stebbins,
Tenth Regiment ............ Col VIM. Halsey
BRIGADE
Under command of Col. B. c Ferris.
Ninth Regiment. 1t. Col Sweeney;
Eighth Regiment. Col I. I. DeVoe;
Seventh Regiment Col "A, Dufyea'
Under command Of Col Andrew Warner.
Sixth Regiment. Col j. q, Wellstood
Fifth Re iut Mt. .............M Mai Kloppenburg;
Fourth Regiment :.ooi GhaIiss fate'
Under command Of Gen. Chas Spicer.
seventy-secopd Regiment. 1t Col. A. Voibursh;
Third Regiment: '''''''''''.'Lt Coz ON Menc H..
Second Regiment Col John a. nogeFS
SECOND iHIl 3 NHs''
Gen. VIM l.. Morris, Aid TO Grand Marshall
Col John b. Montgomery VIM Morris, Jr, Aids.
Officiating Clergyman.
Orator OF the day.
LIGHT GUARD, rr1r,r LIGHT GUARD.
Capt Vincent, ''-'' Capt Vincent,
KroHT d"
GUARD OF HONOR. HORSES GUARD OF HONOR.
The following Pail Bearers 81 in number, being the num-
beI Of States in the Union;
Abraham Il. Lawrence Gilbert Cleland,
james Kelly, O. IL. Stryksr,
Isaac Newton, George Law,
John Robbins, Z. w Lawrence,
Robert Hyslop, nj ichaei ULshOeer
Jacob Bell, James Harper,
Jacob A. Westervelt, Robert Il. Morris,
anthony Compton, Peter Cooper
Willis Hall, Thou as OConnor,
Gideon Ostrsnder, Stephen Allen,
William Smith, Alex. Stewart,
Henry Shaw, Jeremiah Dodge,
John Dmon, G. ). Woodruff,
Andrew Mills, Isaac NJ Phyfe
William B. Astor, Frederic Pentz
William +. Havemeyer, j. Phillips Phoenix,
Owen, u. AEsLin Muir.
Mayors of New-York, Brooklyn, Williamsbursh Jerey
City and Newark
The Common Councils OF the Cities Of New-York Phia-
delphis Brooklyn, Wlismsburgh Jersey City ew.
ak Paterson and adjoining Cities, in the following
order:
The Board of Aldermen, preceded by their Sergea r-
Arms and heaoed 10y their President
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen, preceded thsr Ser
geant-at-A Arms, and headed by their President
OffC ers OF both Boards
Committee Of the Council Of the City Of PHILADELPHIA
The Common Council Of the City Ut BROOKLYN.
Officers OF the Common Council of the City Of Broo ya
Msyor and Common Council 81 the City Of Wiian uursh
with their Officers.
The Common Council Of Jersey City, With their Clark
Marshal aud other Officers.
The Common Council othe City of Newark with the Gle
and other Officers.
Committee on the part Of the Village Of Jamaica
ESPresidens OF the United States.
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