The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-20
PROGRAMME OF ARRANGENTHNTS
FOR THE
FUNERAL CEREMONIES
IN HONOR OF THE LATE
HON, HENRY CLAY.
TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1852.

The Joint Committee appointed by tho Common Council
the city of New York to make the necessary arrwngs
meps for solemnizing the obscquies Of the Amented
Henry Clay, have adopted the following rsgramno II
aIIang, ,ments for the occasion-
GENERAL WILLIAM HALL
Has been unanimously selected Grand Marshal Of the
day, and has selected the following gentlemen as his
AIDS.
VIM, L. Morris, Elijah Purdy,
John W. Avery, Robt Smith
John J. Cisco VIM Dodge
freeman Campbell, J. Barnham,
Mcoad Plstt. James Conuer,
john B. Montgomery, Adam p. Pentz.
BIemnor, John W. Styles,
jones + Hall, Robt D. Boyd,
Samuel Osgood, joint Ogden
VIM. Child. Erastus Grover,
John A. Buntir 4, VIM II. UnderhNI,
VIM L. Morris, Jf Sylvanus Ward,
Nm b. Dinmore, DR. IL Y. Quaokenboss,
Clarkson q Olus Rufus II. Crane.
q IL Striker, james Ackerman,
Sam. Rogers. G. IT, Lynch
Henry Cook, Jordon Mott
J.J. Kelly, r. H. shannon.
The procession will from the Park ct 3P NJ
precisely, and will proceed down Broadway around the
Park to Chatham street through Chatham street to the
Bowery. up the Bowery and Fourth to Union
square; around Union Square to Broadway, and down
Broadway to the Park in front of the City Hall on pass
ing which point each division will be the orders Of
its respective Marshal.
Inc soennities at the Hail. at the close OF the
sion, will be follows:--
l. Prayer by the Rev DR. John M Krebs
Funeral Grafton by N. b. Blunt Esq
u Benedicton by the Rev DR.. Benjamin j. Haight
The arrangements of the day will be under tho com
mand OF the Grand Marshal.
The several persons having charge OF the church and
fire alarm bells in the city requested to tho
to be toled from the hour of o'clock p NJ, unti
the close of the procession.
The and masters of vessels In the harbor and
the propretors OF the various public buildings tho
CITY, requested to display their coors half-mast
from sunrise until sunset
1t is also respectfully requested that felow-citi-
close their several places of business during tho
moving of the procession.
They are also requested whether in the procession
not to wear the usual badge of mourning on the left
arm.
The several Orders Societies Associations Trades and
other bodies requested to assemble at such places
they respectively select and repair to the places Of
rendezvous by 2 o'clock p. NJ.
The different Divisions. in the following Programme,
will be designated by white banner with the appropr
ate number of each in black.
The following will be tho
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.
FIRST DIVISION.
osoor, ,o n, GrsoS TROOP Gr h. -
Capt. Joshua A yarian.
GRAND MARSHAL,
GENERAL WILLIAM HALL
SPECIAL AIDS.
SsSs s:ss ss S.S.: GS E.1
FIRST DIVISION,
Prisiug the
Military Corps from other Cities,
and the
FIRST TT. rsos nnssr Mrw ySar ,bs snMT T
MAJOR GENERAL CHARLES W. SANDyoRp,
r. c. We ;more, Division Inspector,
As Military Escort in order as folio ws:-.
The Hudson Brigade, of Hoboken. under and Of
Gen E. X. v. Wright.
BRIGADE.
Commanded by Brigadier Gen. John Even,
consisting of the
Sixty.ninth Regiment. Col G S. Roe;
lWe'tn Sol sohh oNcopihs
Llevehth Regiment Cul watetnousei
Tenth Regiment ht................ Col. VIM. HAlsey.
BRIGADE
Under command of Col. B. z. Ferris
Nipbp heEiment. LII. Soi. oWeeney'
Eighth Regiment. Col Z. Devoe;
BRIGADE,
Under command of Col Andrew Wnrnsr.
SKIN REGIMENT. ...,.......... " Col GWeiistood;
Fifth ke giment. ............ Msjor KloppepburS;
Fourth Regiment ......... Col. Charles Yates.
Under command OF Gen. Chas. g. spicer.
staten ls1Ro Battalion. Major UsgadOrn;
seventynrst regiment Coi a. o.: sosbursn.
1hro neR'ment. L' toi hen9s
S.oo'u nttiHent Soi. sonh a. oosots'
First Regiment. ........... Coils j. b. kyer.
SECOND DIVISION
Gen. VIM. L. Morris. Aid to Grand Marshal.