The New York herald., 1865-04-22

lockwood attended by his sta and number OF aids II
formed line on Eutaw street. the right resting Con-
wsg street, and moved In reverse order The line Of
march was taken up shortly after the arrival of the
mains and the occupancy Of the long ooe Of carriages
First came Q detachment Of cavalry, with their
trumpeters on the right, who announced the
approach OF the line. Then followed the infantry
troops OF the First Second and Third brgades-a Of
whom moved in platoons, with arms reversed and
companied by their nne bands playing solemn drges.
Their ranks full An artillery battery consisting
six three PARROTS and caissons each drawn by six
horses, followed the infantry Its officers were as fol-
lows:-captain N. D. Rank, First Lieutenant T B. Mel
son, Second Lieutenant +. A. Knokey. Included in the
infantry were the Eleventh Indiana Volunteers which
are stationed at Fort McHenry and commanded by Col
AcCaley. Following the battery was detachment Of
United States marines from the United States receiving
ship Allegheny, which detailed for escort by Captain
Ianier They In full uniform and made fne ap-
pearance detachment Of United States seamen fol-
lowed the marines Companies H and X, Of the Second
United States artillery, satoned Fort Mcenry carry
ing he regmental nag and accompanied by the
iuh regimentd band, led by Professor Smith,
were posted on each side of the hearse
containing the remains Of the lamented President
rne rear OF the escort brought up by large number
OF officers Of various departments including medical and
Genera Lew Wallace and STAFF Surgeon Josiah Simpson,
MedlcaDrector; General E. Tyler, Brigadier General
d. H. k,nly, Colonel s. N. Bowman and others.
DEPtsITING THE REMAINS IN THE EXCHANGE.
me e"tege commenced 10 move precisely at halfpart
ten over the route previously designated A few
menus odore one O'Clock the head Of the
rived al he southern front Of the Exchange. Az the
mead OF he military escort reached Calvert street the
coiumn WIS halted and the hearse, with its guard Of
honor passed between the lines the troops presenting
arms and the bands Of music waing out the plantive
tune, "Peae Troubled Soul" The general officers dis
maunted, md formed, with their STATS, on either
Side OF the approach from the gate to the main
entrance Of the Exchange. The remains were
then removed from the funeral and carried slowly
and reverenty into.the building and placed on caa-
aque prepared for them After they had been properly
placed and the covering removed the officers present
passed slowly forward either side of the body The
civic part Of the procession followed the general
= public were 'hen admitted
THE CATAFALQUB
was erecte1 Immediately beneath the DOME and was a
model ofgood taste. II consisted Of q raised dais
eleven let by four at the base the sides sopng slight
~ to th height OF about three feet. From the four
corners ose graceful columns supporting cornce
ending,eyond the line Of the base The canopy rose
to pnt fourteen feet from the ground, and ter
inmate in clusters OF black pumes The whole
sruct,e was richly draped. The floor and sides of
= the DIS were covered with 1ne black CLOTH and the
canop formed OF black Grape the rich folds droop
ing fr the four corners and bordered with silver fringe
Tho cnice was adorned with silver stars while the sides
and ads were similarly ornamented The interior of
the cnopy was of black CLOTH gathered in 0uted folds
In central point large Of black velvet stud
dedth thirty six strs-one for each State in the Union
Thdoor OF the dais which the body of the iustrous
mfgred patriot rested bordercd with overgreens
aI wreath Of spiral azalas Gala lilies and other choice
lovers
The crowd surrounding the buildings immense bu,
owing 70 the excellent police arrangements and stropv
hlitary guard everything passed of in orderly and
3ecoros manner But small portion Of the hrong in
,endaice able obtain view of the President
Anans At about hapast O'clock to the regret Of
busssds of our citizens the conn clo,cd, the
fac nat was 50 dear to nation hidden from view
scorted by the guard Of honor was removed TO the
8 hear.
DEPARTURE FOR HARRISBURG.
ThprocessOn then reformed and took up it's mourn.
d fu ch TO the depot OF the Northern Central Railway
$Comny. The coffin placed in car tastcfully
irap and the escort a train especially assigned to
henwhch was also draped and started for Harrisburg
whe il Will arrive To. night
Aleably to the programme the party ACCOMMODATING
the niains were entertained guests of the city of
Baore. at the Eutaw House. dinner in Baltimore
Spcoes were considered Inappropriate. Words were
use on the solemn OCCASION and the general 6 ence
) was ficcntly impressive. K