New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
THE FUNERAL PAGEANT.
The Remains ut Baltimore.
q Popular Ovation.
,THE CITY IN TEARS.
YIN IN s II A II T. .
"A FAREW ELL LOOK.
PROGRESS OF THE CoRTEGl
PROGRESS OF THE coRTE0l
THE JOURNEY TO HARRISBURG
ON THE ROUTE,
ACCOUNTS BY OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS
The Funeral Progress.

BArTMoRE, Friday, April g. 1863.
THE WEATHER.
7 To-day has been a funeral day in every sense
| The heavens are hung with black. The loWerai
heavens accompanied by misty rain are fitting com
panions 10 the suIcharged hearts Of Bamore loyal cit
zeus and truly In consonance with tie cad event whcl
} the dly commentaries. Not q CLEAN Of sunlight ha
I even for moment burst through the heavy cloud
which hang like eaden pail over the city. All il
I gloom deep dark. impencirablc gloom
GREAT los.
In every loyal household the calamity which has faer
upon the Nation IKE tianderbolt is regarded per
sonal loss. A truly great and good man, doerll
cherished IN the hearts Of his countmen has gone
his long home, and the nourners 80 mt the streets
Women and strong weep. ant most truly Ia,
our hearts bowed down by weight OF wooi our house
are honscs OF mourning.
IN sABLFS
Private dwellings, public buildings and churches
everywhere draped in weeds Of woe. The immense
commission buildings Of South and LobaTd.ss under
the charge Of Capt j. Howard Wels. are complete,
enyoloped in black a. is also the Quatermss,ors Head
quarters on Gayst The National ensign. .hrouded N
Grape and estoons Of black everywhere the eye
and numerous Inscriptions The nation MOURN ant
1T is a time for the world weep to be in
many quarters. Business ia suspended. thousand.
turning from their ayocatons 10 unite in paying
ence TO the dead President.
THE CoRTEGE.
The funeral coriege arrived from Washington at The
CoWden Station Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
COMPANY about O'Clock. the train bearing the BODY
End escort being IN charge Of Gen. McCallum and
Joshua W Garrett President Of the road On the plat
form were assembled Gov. Bradford. Lieut. Gov. Coz.
Gen Berry and STAFF the Hon w. H. Ill., Secretary OF
State the Hon Robert Fowler State Treasurer with
other officers Of the State Government Mayor Chap.
man. and the City Council OF Baltimore. Major Gen.
Lew Wallace Brig. Gen. Tyler Gen. Morris. Brig.
Cen Kealey Commodore DORM Capt j. Howard
Wells Capt Rod, Kent and other officer Of the Army
and Navy.
Amid the tong Of the city bells and firing ofminute
guns from the forts procession composed OF military
and civic societies, under command Of BrigaderGcn.
Lockwood was soon formed. Provost Marshal Col
Woolley acting 40 Grand Marshal and march taken Ia
the Exchange where the remains were laid IN state in
the Toundl
THE RorUSDA.
The noble columns OF this place were draped with
black CLOTH and the walls covered with the same ma
tcrial The galelies we're likewise draped in black.
From The base of tlc zone four large national flags.
starting from each Cardinal point Of the compass and
meeting in the center hung in graceful folds over the
catafalque which was erected. Immediately beneath
the dome.
THT CATAPALQUE.
The catsalque richly dIaped the floor aud sides
OF the das being covered with black cloth The canopy
was formed Of the sama materal-rch folds dropping
from the four corners aud bordeed with silver fringe
The cornce was adorned with silver stars the sides
and end. Of The dais being similarly ornamented The
interior of the canopy was of back CLOTH gathered 10
uted folds to a central point, where large Of
black velvet studded with ,bir'ysix stars for each
State Of the Union The door Of the dals. on which
the body OF the dead President rested bordered
with eycrgeens japoncas oata lilies and other choice
flowers.
THE SPECTATORS.
Inward Of 1000 persons succeeded in obtain.
ing Wow Of the body but double that number acre
denied the coveted privilege. when the hour OF :
O'Clock D. H. arrived the coffin was closed and the
mains escorted nv .bc military TO the depot Of the
Northern Central Railroad. All few minutes past !
O'Clock the f1neral train was vending It's way toward
|Herrsbuig Pa.
THE JOURNEY.
The movement oi the funeral train over the prescribed
railroad route from Washington 10 Springfield, III
viii bc in accordance with timetable arranged by
GOV. Brough Of Ohio and John W. Garrett, esq,
President of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
selected by the Secretary Of War for the purpose. II
IS rs follows. Leave Baltimore at p. ola Friday,
the 2ist; arrive at Harrisburg at geo p. m The same
day. Leave Harrisburg at II Saturday I'D; arrive
IT Philadelphia at $50 p same day Leave Phiin
dclph.a at n. m. Monday oath: arrive AZ New YORK
| 1T lOa IN. same day. Leave New.York al a. nj.
Tuesday. -Jthi arrive at Albany at II p same day
Leave Albany 81 D. N. Wednesday 18th arrive al
buffalo al a. IN. Thursday 9TH Leave Buffalo al
LIT 1910 p n. Thursday 21h arrive at Cleveland At
H. IN Friday, 18th Leave Cleveland at II midnight
on Fnday 2oth. arrive at Columbus at GOA Satur
day, 29th Leave Columbus at p. Saturday. 10Th;
arrive at Indianapolis at a. N. Sunday, Goth. Leave
indianapolis at 10 midnight Sunday 3Oth; arrive at
Chicago at II a. N. Monday. May ]. Leave Chicago
at $40 p Tuesday. May q arrive at Springfield at
u q. ~ Wednesday, MAY j. Dr.