The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-27

The Twelfth ward police mbered II men, aud II men
nom tbs Twentieth ward, were under the command OF
seventeen abreast, dressed as Above.
The Twentieth ward police had ID IN line under
command of Sergeant Castle.
Next IN the line OF marca the special police
eerng Eome 200 they we're under the command OF
the AIDS, Captains John c. He!me and inward G. Taylor
They marched ten abreast. dressed Citizens
the shields and badges Of the Metropolitan police and Grape
on their left srrns
berng a. men, and under the command of Can't Hsner
followed They were dressed az citizens, with Grape on
the left srn.
The next thing IN The procession the chief object Of
atu acuon-ne ne1se 1t was ORA vn by four horses cs
pafsoned in black cloth, drsped with silver The horses
and the carriage bearing the hearse we're decked with
black and white coicred plumes.
Tie hearse and pail bearers inclosed ia hollow
square OF the Fourteenth ward police. Forty policemen
from that ward formed the square-ten in front, ten In
the rear, and ten on each flank They were alfred In c
white satin badge upon their e breasts With the nscrp
ton metropolitan Pohce' upon the badge.
BBARKRs
The following sixteen gentlemen acted Pail bearers
Sergeant j. j. williamson, Foarteenth ward police.
Henry Sanford, Centre Market Guards.
VIM. II. Rscey, pgipe Company No. 70.
offcer 4 NJ Webb, Fourteenth ward pooe.
John /. HerbeB, citizen.
Joseph II. Racey, citizen.
j. vannosuandt, cit zen
Earnest Keyser, citizen.
Terrence Herman, citizen
e. Cunningham, citizen
David ruoney, citizen
Oeicer Urderh,l, Fourteenth ward police.
Captain j. W. Hart, Fourteenth ward police.
John Moore, citizen
Charles Gilman, citizen.
They all dressed in black, with white linen scar
with black roieef-they marched eight on each side OF
the hearse.
After followed carriage containing the cler-
gy man. Mr. Peck and the two surgeons Of the Police de-
partment, Drs Kimbach and Jones'
second carriage followed, carrying Police Commits
sioners General Nye and Mr.. Sranahar.
third carriage followed with ton Clerks o, the Com
mssioners, viz, George ". Embree VI. N. Jones, Geo.
Terwiieger, Humphrey Bower, A. A. stoaeuburgh, John
Rnearr ana the clerk of the Deputy Superintendent,
Manuel +. White
The carriages for the mourners followed next, and
after them carriage for the reporters.
The Centre Market Guard number OF $50 men, followed.
They were under the command OF the Aid, John Collins
They marched In solid column six abreast cizens
dress and Grape the ief arm.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Benjamin w. Buchanan, Esq, Joseph H. Racey, Jr.,
After these came the paulding Hose Company No. 81,
numbering 30 men. They marched In solid column six
abreast; wore citizens dress, Grape and white satin
badges
Lady Washington Hose Company No. 10, numbering 3j
men, followed, six abreast, dressed the previous
pany
The Mechanics Hose Company, numbering 80 men, un
der command OF j. H. Muller Foreman, followed, six
abreast, dressed a. above.
The next was the Aoriatic Engine Company No 81
numbering 100 men, Six abreast, dressed IS above
Putnam Hose Company, numbering 20 men, six abreast
under the command Of Michael Hcsiy folowed ctzens'
dress, white badges, Grape, &C.
The Guardian engine tompsuygSo. 90, numbering 100,
under command Of Ely Bates, followed, sx abreast; same
dress.
oceanas Engine Company No. H. consisting or IS men
under theommands OF John Widely, marched next, six
Manhattan Ensine Company No s, containing 10 men,
under Robert c. Brown followed six abreast same areas
The National Eogine Company No. 3, numbering so men
folio we'd. six abreast.
Anericus Engine Company No. 6, numbering lao men,
under VIM Horuspick fore man. followed the same order
The Lady Washington Eugne Company No. 10, number
Ing 200 followed six abreast Theywere dressed In black,
Hook and ladder Company No. is, numbering SO men,
under Capt. hagee marched ak abreast.
The American Association Of the Ninth ward succeeded.
1000 men were said 10 have marched Ia their ranks,
Jerenish bigger, Jr aud Stephen Hopper, Esl, com
msnded They wore black dress, craze on the lei arm
and ribbon red white and blue In the button hole the
LEFT breast They also bore the American tag drsped in
me Ourt, Guard 100 strong under Capt st. Clair fol-
lowed
AFTER This there we're twelve carriages Of citizens and
any number Of persons on foo,
The PROCESSION proper, not including the citizens on fo
occupied twenty minutes In passing the CITY Hall The
crowd above there had been that the
bad to be stopped several times TO force the people into the
eide streets so a. 20 make room for the advance OF tho
column Beow the City Hsll the crowd was not 20 great
and the line OF march was continued without Interruption
The number OF people who formed IN the procession and
those the streets 10 do all they could EDWARDS
Increasing H. certainly amounted to 100000, men, women
On arriving AZ the South ferry the various organ a,ous
formed single ale each sdc Of the street and press
OF the people back while the Marshal, bis aids, the
kerse pail bearers and the carriages passed on between
them.
The carriage With the clergyman sud two surgeons Brs
passed on the ferry boat the hoarso AMI pail bearers
then folowed the Fourteenth ward police did not
over; next tho carriage OF tho Police Commissioners
passed 10 the boats after them the reporters carriage
which was succeeded by three carriages Of czers. The
boat being full then LEFT, when another boat entered the
slip, and fourteen other carriages Of citizens passed into
H. The Grand Marshal and hts aids OF went
a.
make the arrangements FOR the funeral, and delegations
from moot OF the organizations.
Amer these parties had gone board the ferry boat
the procession brke up. and the different organizations
went 10 their several headquarters and disbandei