The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27
The Removal Of the Remains OF Presldent
Monroe.

The Removal Of the Remains OF President
Monroe.
was expected yesterday that the Committee OF Con-
ference from Richmond would arrive In town during the
day, 70 make arrangements with the Committee Of the
Common Council of New York having In charge the re-
mova Of the remains Of President Monroe The evening
previous, however, the following despatch received
by the Corresponding Secretary Of the Common Council
Committee from that OF Richmond
sm-Crcumstances hitherto unforeseen render
for US to " at what time we may Hf sPe 2 sTTys II New
RICHARD scorr. Corresponding Secretary Of the New
The committee Of vrginians in New York. however.
the watch for their arrival throughout the whole
Of yesterday They did not come no viewer during the
day. and therefore they held meeting in the Metropolitan
Hotel last evening" not knowing but they might arrive by
the half past nine O'Clock train from Philadelphia They
continued waiting till eleven O'Clock last night and then
came 10 the conclusion that needless 10 wait any
longer as there was no Intelligence of their arrival up to
that hour.
The seventh regiment have chartered the steamer
Ericsson 10 convey them TO Richmond, at cost OF some
thing like ,Oo0 Ia not likely that this vessel will
convey the remains Of the President however. In what
boat IA, lille Of men will be dessed from the
ssa q 70 the Sas % n
viii turn out upwards of six hundred men the
altogether for the corps intend visiting Baltimore and
some other places before they return.
OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE.
RICHMOND, June "a, 1853
The O6seqne' Of Preparations for the Reception Of
the Ne10 lwk Escots-7 The Programme, dc.
The committee OF Gieen appointed yesterday even
ms,.s Of the ,v Council and ons q, ,hs n., - ~.
niA'o' " VIC o"v ooun'u Auu Que on 'ue par" 'ne
v,,s,. voun,ssrs .,ssr,nIod ,h,. .vsn,n. :. hs Cit
nA .na .a0p'ea 'ae ,0',oSos ,,p0rsaomea oy Goo
Resolved That for the purpose Of carrying out the pro
snnon, es s on The m Of Ssy ner ssrs shall
Continues on the Peocessiou Commute Of
on ss rSs :5 and md % solicit
aGess II. g SSssrss a ss%ns %
the Alabama Jamestown at Guy Point so so,n a.
p Ss ss ss sSs ses,s ps % and a
stssmer Of The committee brought, immsdl.ey 70 scS.
are requested 70 Sse no time In brnSns be guests g. tbs
Tn. Committee ON The procs..,oa vii, .,,o,, .,,.,,s
2 deliver .ddIe.. !. dc place nernsn AMI
ss. yo5s rssa.1 and ,s,ss.s iSr ne Give guests he
val .sa h,srse with siI white horses and the me-
sns sna AL oher nes proper Tor The pro
The Chief Msrsh. may appoint :. many aids =. he DE-
presrribe he roist ana he orass ~ Solo, "a 80.
cate them % tke Committee Of Reception before bsT leave
me Cy ~ % "a ,nc oly pspe pr OF
viii hans their wndos with bss sod ira, he hes ~ b
city may toed while PROCESSION passing He shx
receive The remains OF President Monroe and ,e cys and
% escof. o9noer, I'll ns Officers The VIZ
s ~ sna n - pc oos.ssea cur
sne, n M Main srest .ns ,n ~ ns IN
poson address dsmiss The civic portion Of
procession after the inerment and conduct the visiting
military under the escort Of the Virgins Volunteers their
ansrhrs nc soau AFTER wards assemb,e HE s,d. such
s, ~ eondo, 49,. os =, snsn , %
Inc 1vder prescr,,ed nv he sorus,i,,ss A ~ o" ="
The Commiee Of Entsrtsn nent shall ipauire and re
port wbs, consc' can be made for tie Of
ne pubic gress during their stay AMI for dinner or
ssre ny .nd issn 90 onsr sse. n,
anna ~ etv, sna mi, ~ % % h.T 20 SUI
Governor OF his common wealth The Secretary Of sss
the Generals The Mayor and CITY Council Of H-h
mond the pail bearers tbs Committee o. Arrangements Of
ssS ~ o ~ sy po2er They
supervise ali matters relating 10 s somfor ana
ment Of The guests.
The committee 90 the Public Square shall provide