The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

terosy Tin the absence Of Mr.. Canbell, who had
% form ns sasss fas s ana the v
70 the church. The officiating clergy then pro
coded % their carriages, and were followed by the
Herman: The Common Council, 0onsus, &C., &C., drove
The committee were obliged to decline the offer of tbs
Of the Harriet Lane seamer) their arrangements
had been made, and the offer came too late The following
letter was received by the committee from General Scott
stsad:-
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quiet and medicine Very rs'psoox ySS;s soorr
Colonel Dimmick, Lieutenant Bayley, Lieutenant
Names Lieutenant Vincent Lieutenant Craig ana Leute
nAnt Denng, from Fort Hamilton, were also present.
SCENES AT THE CHURCH OF THE ANNUNcIArroN.
As carly two P. M-full two hours before the pro-
cession announced TO move-he crowd began TO COL
lsct In Fourteenth street, and 70 advantageous
positions for viewing the PROCESSION Tho occupants OF
The houses had their windows we'll filed With freuds
while the crowds In the street took possession of the
door steps ana courtyards and ~ the hour for the
TO make them nearly mpasaole. At the Church of the
Annunciaton, where the BODY lay, the collection was
pnd 70 Sus heir
by sview OF the outside OF the building tbree O'Clock
the pressure became 30 great thai the sexton WAS
obliged 70 call the aid Of the police TO regulate matters
Deputy Superintendent Carpenter had provided detach
meps of the Ninth Twentieth Fifteenth and Eighteenth
lmne0loto
church, and under their supervision it was decided
to allow the people 10 enter at the east door Of
the church, pass the coffin, which stood in the
aisle, near the street, and out at the west door.
By this means several hundred persons were enabled
to through the churcbby quarter 70 four O'clock
when the process stopped by the OF the
military in sight, and preparations made for removing the
body TO the heaSse. The crowd near the church he'd
by this time grown to immense proportions, and was
with the utmost difficulty that the police enabled
clear passage for the civic part Of the procession
form in the vicinity The hearse wss drawn in front
OF the gate and towards the Seventh avenue
pail bearers, officiating cergymen army and navy Off
cers and others Of the line took up their positions Il
WAS some time after four O'Clock before everything
ready 10 remove the cofln Was supposed that there
won be some slight ceremony In the church, or some
formal delivery Of the body but such exercises took
place. On the arrival OF the Common Council Com
mee the undertaken and his associates entered the
church. and, placing . furled American ensign at
the Of the coffin bore the body 70 the hesrse Some time
again elapsed before the military down the
join the procession, and little surprise manifested
at their remksness. They had been ordered assemble
81 three O'Clock in positions 70 join the column readily
bet full halt past four before they ready. They
marched down Fourteenth street In the order
the line OF march SO that when put TO The right about
The Eighth regiment, as the Guard OF Honor opened
ceve the hearse containing the body the cavalry company
OF Washington Greys forming In open order iumediaely
surrounding the hearse, and leading their horses Tho
line Of march then taken up In the following ORDER
peacbnen,s Of the FIJI: d. Vision New York ssass Min.
under The command OF Bsigadier Gen. Hall,
With mufted drums.
Of Captain Budke.
Band
Seventy nrst Regiment,
under the command OF Uol. Vosburg.
Fourth Regiment,
under the command Of Dol. Hnken.
Troop Of Cavalry OF Third Regiment, under the
command Of Oapt Berser.
Eighth Regiment numbering $50 mon, under The
q Guard q Honor
Ths vmciatipg olergymcn.
me Orstor Of the Day, Mr. john Cochrane,
rf~r,s nd NJ
The funeral car which WAS drawn BY eight grey horsss
followed by troops Of cavalry leading their horses COM
The ordinary hearse with glass sides through
which the coffin partly covered with the United stasss
and white plumes and plume placed each horses
head.
me following gentlemen, who appointed pan bear
ers, followed In parouches-
Capt J X. Garland. VIM. F.Hsvcmeyer,
Peter Cooper, James r. souuer,
xsScaS ns%ssn. Col %V VIM, 4 ff sssss'
John Kel wssh &C. John John y. b Ayssry
George wiiss, Isaac o barber,
ysssph p ys,num. Jr. Jsonss Q rslds
ldwardM Greenway. > Watson webb.
s sss:; ss: I'M. ;s%.. r,sasrsi UsA'
xS as n fsssd, Ss.oa ). V w.lsrsury,
Gen. Rich'd vsrist Dewitt George n Purssr.
Mr. Samuel L. Gouverpeur Mr. 8. Gouverneur, junior,
Colonel James Munroe and Mr.. Gibbs.
CcscenuanG,
Of New York, numbering over one hundred gentlemen,
Committee from the state OF virginia
Mayors OF the peighborns citiea
The Board Of Aldermen,
Preceded BY their sergeant at Arms and headed BY their
Preaident with their Slaves Of Once.
The Board Of Councinen.
Officers OF both Boards.
Heads OF Departments q the City Government
Govsrncrs OF the Alnshouse
Board Of Supervisors Of the city and county Of New York,
with tner officers.
Officers OF the city government
His Exoelleucy sovernor King aud cutie.
Lieutenant Governor Of tie State.
Members Of the Senate ard House Of Representatives
and officers net on duty
Majors General sanford and Duryca,
Of the rrs, and second DIVISIONS New Yo,k STATE Troops
Officers Of the Army OF the United States.
onlcers q the Navy.
New York STATE Society OF C'ncinnat.
Fereien Mlnisters and Consuls
Elk Memberso Of Congress and Of the state Legislature
FL Mayors, er Aldermen, Assistants and Coanclmen Of
the cities Of New York and Brooklyn.
Members OF the Bar.
Members Of the Press
Sheriff, Under Sheriff and Deputies.
Reskey County cer and ooroncrs OF the city and coun
ty OF New York, with their officers.
Police ksgstra,ss
Clerks OF District and Police Courts
Marshal Of the United Sases for the southern district Of
New York, with his deputies and other officers.
Collector of the Port q Nss xOts s The clerks and
Surveyor and Naval oacer With the officers connected
with their depsrsments.
Secretary and clerks.
President, Council Faculty and Students Of the University
OF New York.
President and Trustees Of the New York Fire Department
FIRE Commissioners.
Chief and Assistant Engineers.
The Veterans Of 1912, under the command OF Colonel
Raymond.
Veterans Of 1879, under command Of Col. Jones.
Presidents and other officers OF the several benevolent
cieties OF New York
Pilots OF the Port Of New York
Masters OF vessels IN the port OF New York.
V'tzens OF New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hoboken
Newark, Sc, &c.
THE LINE OF MARCH.
The route Of the procession vas through Fourteenth
street and broadway, around the lower end Of the Park
entering ~ me east gate From Seventh avenue 70 Broad
evssy ssnopont In Fourteenth street seemed 70
nheu Win mem women and children clear out 70 the
eurpssone. Nencies every description, losled with
spectators crowded ths side street while every window
supplied ts quota Of eAzers To sav thai
lined Win spectators would give but faint idea o. the
numbers congreeated in that street. 20 WAS he
crowd In the street, windows, on brick p,lss svnins
posts, houseops, and vehicles the cros. sresss Th
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