The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-18

IN HONOR or THE LATE
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angements for soemnxing the obseques Of the amented
Henry Clay adopted the following Programme of
Arrangements for the OCCASION on Tuesday, the Goth
July, 1852
has been unanimously selected the Grand Marshal Of
the day.
SPECIAL AIDS.
Col JOHN W AVERY Col. WILLIAM DODGE
The procession will move from the Park at P. NJ,
precisely and will proceed down Broadway, around the
Park to Chatham street. through Chatham street to the
Bowery. up the Bowery and Fourth avenue to Union
square; around Union Square to Broadway, aud down
Broadway the Park in front of the City Hail. on pass
ing which point each division will be under the orders of
its respective Marshal.
The solempes at the Hail. at the close OF the process
sion will be follows:
l. PRAYER by the Rev. DR.. John M Krebs
@ Funeral Grafton by N. b Blunt Esq
8 Benediction by the Rev DR.. Joseph II. Price.
The arrangements Of the day will be under the conf
mand OF the Grand Marshal.
The persons having charge Of the church and
fire bells in the city requested to cause the
to be toled from the hour Of O'clock r. ~, until
the close Of the procession.
The owners ana masters of vessels in the harbor and
the proprieors of the various public buildings in the
city requested to display their colors at hafmast
from sunrise until sunset
1t il also respectfully requested that our felow-cti
close their several places of business during the
They are also requested whether in the procession
not to the usual badge of mourning the left
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The several Orders Societies. Associations Trades and
other bodies requested to assemble such places
they respectively select and repair to the places OF
rendezvous by O'Clock, r. Nj.
Their respective divisions will be announced by adj
vertisement on Monday, the 10th inst
The different Divisions. in the following Programme,
will be designated by white banner with the appropri
ate number of each in black
The Societies Associations, and Trades requested
to appear in the order prescribed ana to walk six abreast
Marshas will strictly enforce this direction
Bands will play Funeral Dirges in common time.
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ed will be assigned places in the order in which they
shall report themselves to the Grand Marshal
No banner bearing political devices inscriptions will
The First Division OF New York State Malta and the
civic societies, will assemble at two o'clock, precisely at
the following places preparatory to being brought into
column
The Division Of Militia in Broadway left resting
Officiating Clcrgymen, Orator Of the Day. the Clergy
and Pail Bearers, in Governors room
Mayors OF the several cities Presidents and Foreign
Ministers and Consuls in the Mayors office.
Common Councils of New York, Brooklyn, jersey City,
Newark Williamsburg and the Trustees of the villages of
Hoboken and Jamaica, together with their officers in
No s. City Hall
Governors. Lieutenant Governors Heads of Depart
ments Members of the Senate and Assembly, Senators
and Members Congress OF the United States in the Co
vernors room.
Society OF Cincinnati Revolutionary Soldiers ex May
ors and Members OF the Common Council and Heads
Departments of the City government in the Library
officers Of the Army and Navy, in the Keepers room,
City Hall
Veterans of 1912. in carriages, in Murray street.
Judges of the Courts, District Attorney Members of
the Bar, ex-Members OF Congress- in the Law Library
ROOM New City Hall.
Sheriff and his Deputies in SheriGs office
County Clerk, Register, and Coroner, with their
officers and the Police Magistrates in the County Clerks
office.
United States District Attorney United States Marshal
and his Deputies Collector and Surveyor of the Port
Naval 0iicer Postmaster, and the Officers connected
with their several departments, IN United States Court
room.
Civic Societies of Brooklyn, Newark. Williamsburg,
Paterson and other places in Park place.
President Trustees, Council Faculties and Students
ofColumbia College and Of the University in the Supreme
Court Room, New City Hall
Medical Societies and Students College of Pharmacy
Historical Society United States Naval Lyceum National
academy of Design, Board of Trade, Masters wardens
Harbor Masters and Pilots Of the Port American Ins
tute Mechanics Institute, in the Superior Court Rooms,
onicers and Pupils OF Blind and Deaf and Dumb In
stitutions in Office OF Commissioner of Repairs and Sup
plies. New City Hall
Other Associations and gentlemen of the Third Division,
Fourth division in Park place front resting on Broad
way
Sixth Division in Grand street, west of Broadway
front resting ON Broadway.
Seventh Division in Howard street west Of Broadway
front resting on Broadway.
Eighth Division in Canal street, east Of Broadway
Ninth Division in Canal street west of Broadway front
resting on Broadway.
Tenth Division in Lispenard street. front resting on
Eleventh Division in Walker street west of Broadway
front resting Broadway
Twelfth Division in White street, west of Broadway
front resting on Broadway.
Thirteenth Division in Franklin street west of Broad
way, front resting on Broadway.
Fourteenth Division in Leonard street east of Broad
way. front resting Broadway.
Fifteenth Division. in Leonard street west Of Broad
way, front resting on Broadway
The closing ceremonies consisting of the prayer
tion and benedction will take place the esplanade in
front of the City Hall.
The troops of the United States stationed at the diff
ferent posts in this harbr requested to fire minute
guns from till sunset.
The Veteran Corps will fire minute guns from the Bat
terry during the procession.
The carriages for the of the Pail Bearers and So
ciety OF the Cincinnati and Revolutionary soldiers will
be under the direction Of Asher Taylor First Marshal of
the city
The owners and proprietors of all public and licensed
carriages and vehicles directed TO withdraw the
from the streets through which the procession is to pass
after the hour of one o'clock. p NJ
The Chief Of Police is charged with the enforcement Of
the above order.
The of private carriages and vchice. are also
respectfully requested to conform with the wishes of the
committee in this respect
No obstruction any kind will be permitted in the
streets through which the procession is to pass.
COMMITTEE.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN ASSISTANTS
WILLIAM III. CORNELL, Isaac O. BARKER
WESLEY SRITH, john j. TAR
WILLIAM M. TWEED JACOB II. VALENTINE
SYLVESTER l.. II. WARD, WILLIAM n. WRIGHT
JOHN BoYcE, WILLIAM ANDERSON,
WILLIAM j. BRIsLrY, THOMAS WOODWARD,
RICHARD i. COMPTON. JONATHAN TRoITER,
President President
TIE MILITARY.
The military part Of the procession WILL unquestion
ably be the most imposing of any parade of the kind
ever attempted in this city. All that will be required
make complete will be the punctua attendance Of the
several corps The effect of the review the 9Th inst
was nearly destroyed by the unnecessary delay of COM
pennies in reaching the parade ground at the time
toned in the orders Our reporters noticed this that
day. and for the credit of the military New Yor-the
pride Of the cityt is to be hoped that the thousands
who will witness the solemn pageant on Tuesday will
not that the civic surpassed the military display The
soldiers Of this city the best drilled and the best
dressed of any in The world and the splendor of ter
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