The New York herald., 1865-04-22

Chatham street entrance and moving up one staircase,
Will pass by the corpse and down the opposite
case and out at the rear OF the building.
> -, DIT Brown the emoalmer, and the delegation from
washington who accompany the body will remain in al
tendance In the Governors Room.
The erection OF the cataaque Is being carried out
under the direction Of Strickland OF the house OF A.
Stewart Co II is almost needless 10 say that neither
expense skill will be spared render all the arrange
mens worthy OF the melancholy occasion that has called
body Of several hundred policemen will be stationed
IN the Park and in the City Hall TO preserve order and
e regulate the ingress and egress OF the crowds.
General DIX to Meet the Body.
General John Dix, commanding Department OF
the East, Will at once proceed TO Philadelphia There
he viii meet the special train and accompany the body
to Jersey City At Jersey City the delegation from New
York will receive the remains and accompany them 70
the City Hall, where they will lie in state
j. Meeting OF the Joint Committee or tho
Common COuncil-The Route OF the
[ Procession-H0w the Remains will bo
Conveyed to tho City-The Streets They
will Pass Through-Dcscrfptiono Of tho
Catnfalque, &c.
The joint committee Of the Common Council held an
other meeting yesterday to perfect the arrangement
the reception and obseques OF the lamened President
Lincoln, Alderman Ottiwell in the chair
The CHAIRMAN stated that no and Alderman Ryers had
waited on Generals Dix and Sanford and the Adutant
General Of the State Irwin and that after consultation
those gentlemen expressed themselves fully satisfied with
all the arrangements OF the committee thus General
Dix is to proceed Philadelphia and charge Of the
remains till they reach New York.
Alderman RYERs stated that those gentlemen were dis
posed to cooperate with the committee cordially every
way.
Councilman GREEN stated that lady had called upon
him. and suggested that thirty six young ladies
the procession being suitably attred and wearing appro
pirate devices and embems He considered the idea q
good one particularly as Miss Hutchinson who suggest
ed the idea thinks young lady represent State
could be obtained from each State in the Union repre-
sent her native state.
Alderman JEREMIAH thought the arrangement would
be more appropriate If tho citizens celebrating the
establishment Of peace have something Of this kind
Alderman OTTwEI stated that IT is proposed
each State represented by car drawn by horse " be
properly labelled and draped
Councilman GREEN moved that the lady's proposition
be received and acted upon.
Alderman JEREMIAH moved that 1t be laid over.
Councilman GREEs could see reasonable objection
The CnAliMAy then stated that General Dix had ex
pressed the desire that there should be carriages the
procession. The ladies, Of course would
in vehicles.
The motion 10 lay over was then adopted
communication was received from the employees OF
the Post Office inquiring when they be admitted
Alderman RyERs moved that no coaches except those
des gnated by General Dix, be allowed the procession
Adopted.
Alderman JEREMIAH suggested that great crowd will
collect in the Park to view the remans He inquired il
Gt will not be well TO have all who see the remains
Immediately passed out of the Park to give others
opportunity to view them.
CHAIRMAN stated that Commissioner Acton would
place the whole police force Of the city the disposal of
the committee.
Alderman JONES moved that the Street Commissioners
he directed 70 have a oostructons removed from tho
Park and adjacent streets during the the remains
are in the City Hall. Adopted
Councilman Lent moved that ubcomntee Of thrs O
be appointed to confer with the police authorities tho
! subject OF police arrang aments. Adopted
Alderman JhREAIAH cd that the line Of the process
n sion from the City Hall be designated.
q The CnAiRaAs suggested that the route be de-
q signaed General Sandiord is not present As mat
I
q ject.
Alderman JEREMIAH said he understood that General
sandiord only desired TO know the Of process
X sion, and that he want this knowledge pos
n sbc. II is impossible assign place in the line 10
81 the co-operat ng societies I'LL tho designated
NJ motion TO refer tho subject sub mlttee to
n report at three O'Clock then adopted and the COM
n mtee took recess till that time.
Al the appointed time The committee again assembled
Before proceeding the Chairman held consultation with
a Generals DIX and Sandiori General Dix then left.
The sub committee reported the route Of the process
n sion to be from broadway to Fourteenth stree down
Thirty fourth street. down Thirty fourth Ninth
avenue, down Ninth avenue Thcth street. and from
thence to the depot
The route was adopted.
communication was received from the Board of Edu-
cation setting forth that the Board and the school o
GERS would IKE to participate ia the obseq les. Tho
communi alton was referred
Mt BRADY, from the city Inspectors Department in
qured what the programme would be, that the streets
! may be put proper order The desired information
!. was furnished.
I The following additional Societies have rendered their
services IN the prOccs-iOn:-
Blenker Veteran Society.
Bohemian National Benevolent Society.
Young alrn > Independent assoc alton.
Hampstead Institute Cadets.
Island Soc al Club.
Pilgrim Lodge, 40 2is, l. o. ofoF
Comm rcal ASSOCIATION and members Of the Produce
The sub committee reception reported thai fhe
ferry boat New York wil convey the remains from rr-
s.y CIV 30 Deslrosss q street rl,e e.,r1th ro,,'
viii be on board the boat guard Of honor
The rou'eof the romans upon thor arrival viii b., M
Desrosscs street t. Hudson, up Hudson to Canal
al do lIttNV .
gate 0f The City Hail i.irt.
The committee then adjourned to ten O'Clock this
morning.
Mass Meeting In Union square on Tucs-
day Next.
HON. GEORGE BANCROFT TO PRONOUNCE FUNERAL
GRAFTON.
At meeting Of citizen he'll yesterday at the Custom
House at which Moses Taylor, Esq presided and which
was originally called TO celebrate our recent military
triumphs the following resolutions were proposed and
Adopted
Resoyed That tho citizens OF New York win regard alike
lNge ana duty TO take part Win te municipal aud
mtinso: the late Presdcn The United states while IN
Resolved That wih,he view 70 sSe attng expression %
the universal sentiment entertained of the exalted public
of his personal abaies the following programme OF arr
TINT the ctleus OF New York and Brooklyn engaged
n te urn y ot commerce. letters and the arts and all
op Fo.rtecT De , rssss.a S 70 Tse,nie at Union
hereafter named ~
2 That proper arrangements be tho performance
of eherc ,es and The delivery Of address appro-
That al the organizations Of private clubs be to
take art IN the ceremonies under their officers and Ia
manner IA may De most agree nr g. themselves
& That committee Of twentvnre be- apnointed nv
chair 20 carry effect the Uluporcd ngements
we'd That Hon j. A. Ring be appointed 10 uresido
over the agse lblage IN Union square.
Resolved That s the desire of lhs Committee that Hon
George Bancroft be invited TO deliver the address Tuesday
next and that committee pf three ba auntel fo
upon Mr. Bancroft and urge his acceptance of tho aruot
nsni, consisting OF Mr. sloan, Mr. Marshall and Mr.
Sturges. ~ '
Resolved That the Committee desire ~ 20 arrang. ,bar
part OF these solemn duties conform gith
nents a. may be made by tho municipal aniharifea ma
mat committee ot three members De appouteI tro
nuucate ths resolution ~ the Joint Cumoo ~ the Cou
f,gnk T. Howe and Douglas Tay 0r.