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


JAMES MONRoR.
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CHERISH MEMORY.
The building the opposite northeast corner was like
wise hung with festoons Of white and black muslin
Deputy Superintendent Of Poco Carpenter had stationed
FouIteesh FIFTH, SIKH Third and Second wards to pro
tece the line rom the pressure or the crowd, Alto
gsther there about two hundred policemen detailed
for special duty with reference TO the procession.
THE SCENE IN THE PARK.
Al at the other points Of interest," the crowd commenced
early to gather in and the Park and /. was with no
Little difficulty that 1t the appropriate time Capt, wang,
who bad charge Of the police arrangements here could
clear the required space in front Of the Hall for the opera
ioDs Of the military Az usual, unmndfu OF the inanc
ton keep of the grass" the choice green spots
covered with busy feet the fairly groaned with the
weight OF adventurous men and boys while the City Hall
presented knots Of heads every window on
often threaten the SAFETY Of Mayor woods chain which
1eps them from entering the open space leading into the
HALL Amer hours o. impatient waiting, the announcement
wac a. last made, "hey coming" and the sound
Of rnufed music and the cashipg Of military &C.
CouueDens denoted that such the fact u vas now
of the had marched round the lower end Of the
Park snd entered the gate. The Seventy nrrt ref
ment entered first twelve abreast and two deep, BY
Ianies, and wheeling right into line facing the CITY hail
Then marching by the rizht about face they took up
position facing the City Hall the opposite side Of the
tqusre with troop Of cavalry on their fight rhe balance
OF the military formed IN order along Park row. and
the Eighth regiment marched through with reversed
arms and measured tread counsermsrchng and coming
up In file back. Next followed thehearse surrounded BY
the Washington Greys leading their horses the bearse
stopping immediately in trent Of the entrance. The car
rases containing the pail bearers and the vrgnans then
drove up and the two bodies aghtng, entered the hall
and FORMED IN oren order In the passage leading to
Governors room, 10 receive the body Here from some
unaccountable delay, they KEEP. waiting for some
time until finally the coffin was taken from the hesrse
and carried into the Hail. the pail bearers macbing at s
side, preceding and behind il to the Governors room
Here was placed stools provided the purpose aud
the pail bearers gathered In semi circle closely
pressed by the crowd which had been previously admit
ted TO the room. Here they stood for time no enc
seeming oEnow What to DO next when after consultation
with Alderman Adams, Mayor nenann spoke a. follows
"By the arrangement OF the committee the remains will
now be taken charge Of by the Guard Of Honor. they
are marcnIg in, the company present will be dismissed
The pail bearers then departed, and the crowd about
the coffin became 30 great, and the curiositv
to see SO intense that the room had TO be cleared 70 give
the guard chance to move. The rest of the military
were dismissed about quarter past seven Company G.
OF The Eighth regiment Capt Burger detailed stand
euard over the body during the night, and several
vacancies were prcnopy filed by volunteers from other
guard for ours when they would be relieved for
hours and so or through the night This morpug they
are 70 be relieved by Company who will take charge Of
the remains until the Seventh regiment appear.
rHx ARRANGEMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
This morning, about half past ten the remains will be
ment, where they Will be formally delivered 10 the COM
mee OF virgn'ans by john Ccchrsre on behalf OF tbe
city The Seventh regiment will then embark on The
or ,cssen, which they have chartered. for Richmond
The Committee OF the Vrgnans and the Common Council
snd guard OF twenty Of The Seventh regiment under
command Of Lieutenant W. K. Harrison, win accompany
the remains on the jamestown.
Sun STROKE IN THE PROCESSION.
The only accident which occurred TO mar the proceed
pgs yesterday was that Of the color bearers Of the
Efbtn regiment struck while ne and had 10
be taksn bone.
During the moving Of the procession minute guns vere
fred from the Navy Yard For Hamilton and oshor naval
stations and numbers Of city bells peaed forth the fane
Tr O'Clock p. H.
mo Cry Hall is brilH'stly lighted and tho Governors
room b thrown open to the public Numbers Of our cii
Eeps and strangers svApg themselves OF the oppor
unity 70 pay tribute OF respect TO honroe's memory
me Eighth regiment are on guard and very courteous
during the night.
THE REMAINS OF MONROE 10 BE HoNoRKp BY A
SALUTE FROM THE PRRsIA.
We learn that the Cunard steamer Persia In IA 70 fire
salute today on the occasion Of the sailing Of the
steamer J.mestown in homer Of the departure Of the
remains OF President Monroe for Richmond
THE REMAINS TO GO IN THE yAxEsrovS.
INV YoRK HorxI, July 2, 1855
Hon. Apermrs scnxnI, COLLECTOR, &c -
Ny DrR s0n receipt OF your letter Of yesterday nv
colleague and consulted with the members Of other com
mtees, ~ well ~ with the agent Of the Richmond line Of
Steamers with regard 10 the offer made by yousef under
the Instructions OF the honorable Secretary of the rrea
sury tendsrpg the use OF the cutter Harriet
Lane for The removal Of the remains President Non
roe Websve both been very DESTROYS Of accepting this
offer, deeming especially appropriate that national
mp snoald DC employed but We cnd that u now loo
out very great Inconvenience 70 the guests Of the state on
virginia and even cts TO the Of Jamestown,
whose otter Accebted a month since. be pleased 70
10 The Secretary OF the hirh sppre
caton Of his tender Of the Harriet lane - veil a. our
Major Mumford jons me in grassfal scEpo viedr
rent OF the kind courtesy and pvompstude ~hh winch
you have conveyed 10 US the wishes Of the Secretary on
fully, Jour obediert servant O. JENNINGS WISE
orR RIcHxoNp CORRESPONDENT
Romosp, Va, July 4, 1885
heetiSg Of he Comwites on tie Obsegsn<s Of Hcnros-
Programme for ne STA Instant
The committees having In charge the arrangements for
the 5h instant held adjourned meeting this evening
Judge Crump, from the Committee on Reception stated
hat be had secured quarters he Exchange Hotel and
Ballard House. for companies L. q ga and all the staff
Of the Seventh regiment Of New York Volunteers with The
band accompanying The same, also the civic guests
from New York; for companies s, and at the 81.
Charles Hotel, and for company 8 at the Powhai.n
A boat has been chartered to convey the New York
troops and other escorts from CITY Point 70 this city and
back
PROGRAMME FOR TIE CEREMONIES or THE SIN or Jrry
Al sunrise the flags Of The city and Of the shipping OF the
port will be hoisied full mast high, and salute fred from
the Capitol square, commemorative Of the ath Of July
tsu O'Clock A. N these legs will ne dropped 70 half
top mast high and remain until the az the grave
tbs terminate the solemn Incident 10 the lay
wnen again they viii be run up 10 fun mast high.
sr o'clock A. the military OF the city and the Hen.
rico Drsroons VIII form line on Main street, the right
resting on Eighth street.
Az nieen minutes after ak O'Clock acolumn viii be
formed and preceded by the Chief Marshal and bis aids
the quick march will be taken up for Rockets
Arriving the troops frcu, New York will be duly re-
cevtd when The line for the reception OF the corpeo VIII
be formed, fronting the river, a. follows -
On the right the New York National Guard. next the
FIRST regiment OF Virginia Volunteers, with the Pubic
Guard o. Virginia attached i've rsht, next the Young