The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-26
The Second Division.

This DIVISION which comprised the representatives of
the State county and city governments OF this and other
cities and States representatives Of foreign nations &c
formed very prominent feature Of the grand procession
The order of arrangements agreed upon by the com
mittee owing the immense number who turned out to
do honor to the OCCASION had to be temporarily aban
doned and the various subdivisions were compelled to
J form in line in some Of tho adjoining streets.
The carriages provided for the foreign representatives
and delegations from the States aud Territories OF the
United States formed in line in Chambers street.
the right resting on Broadway and the federal officers Of
Sthe Custom Hose Surveyors ONCE Post Olcc and the
collectors and deputies OF the United States
internal revenue United States marhals and the Judges
and officers of the United States courts formed on Cen
ire street. the head Of the line resting the Of
4 City Hall square and Tryon row.
The Arrangement Of the carriages in the line was con.
ducted By Hr Van Raas Who .4asiraby performed that
Exceedingly difficult duty. The carriages stood two
abreast, in tho following order
First-Occuped by Governor Fcn,on, OF New York;
Mayor Gunthcr and Generals Bachelor and Swayne, Of
+ the Governors staff
the Court OF Appeals Judge Advocate General Harvey
and Quatermaster General Merritt, of the Governor
Y Third-senators Cole, Christie Lambier and Repre-
sentative Ingraharn, which constituted the joint COM
+ mittee Of the Senate and Assembly.
y Fourth-Charles Loosely, Consul General OF AUSTRIA
nc E. Habcht Swedish and Norwegian Consul; o. NJ
Archibald c. B. her Britannia Maestys Consul Pierre
pon Edwards ESQ., her Britannia Maestys Vice Consul
Ffth--william A. Kobbe Consul General Of Nassau
AG L. Avezzana, Vice Consul Of Italy, d. Aguar Consul
D. General Of Brazil
lands; Botassi Consul Of Greece; Robert schnltze
3vice Consul Of Russia Adolph Gosing Consul General
, of Hanover
seventh-Jose F. Sanchez Consul Of Venezuela; Leo.
pold Schmidt Vice Consul Of Saxony and acting Consul
General of Prussia Erhardt JANSEN Vice Consul OF Olden
burg; Fred. Kuhne, Consul OF Hesse
: los Enrnnc Leland Consul of Uruguay: n W Kentgen
Consul Of Hesse Darmstadt G. Is. Richard Consul Of
schammelburg Lppe; Bias Bruzual, Envoy Extraordi-
Il nary and Minister Plenipotentary Of Venezuela
a Ninth-Governor Oglesby, Of illinois, Hon. J. X Du
4 Bots Colonel John Williams Major L. Wait and Colo
n mel James H. Bowen, all Of Springfield, composing the
RENDITION 5 NJ Cullom, Gen. J. N Haynic, Dr. s.
Melvin, Of Sgringned Hines and Governor William
81 Eleventh-0 NJ Hatch, Major Brown, Dr. Phelps and
81 +. +. Leonard
Nye of Nevada; General Fansworth and NJ Washburne,
~ Of Illinois.
q Mayor Corkhl OF Iowa, and s. d. Ward, OF Chicago.
81 Fourteenth-Mayor Walach, Of Washington; Marshal
Phillips and C A. Page, Of Illinois; and u II. Painter,
Fifteenth-Hon j. N Arnold Of Illinois, Hon. Leon
ard Myers, Of Philadelphia; Hon A II Rice, Of Mas
shuso and samuel p1 aSopsr OF Boston
of SPAIN Mr. L. Borg acting Consul General OF France;
General Pacz Of Venezuela, and Eco, Vice Consul Of
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ramsay, Of Minnesota Senator
Cowan' of Pennsylvania; General Schenck NJ c., of
Ohio; Colonel Whaley, NJ c., of West Virginia
Observation-Disclosures Tyler, Of New Haven; Ex-Governor
from m' Kansas g. 4. Newell and Alderman Mcknight. Of
81 Nineteenth-sIr Terry and Mr. briggs Of Michigan
: Mr. Phelps Of Maryland, and Mr.. shannon, Of Cali
fornia
u Twcntieh-Mr Wallace, Delegate from Idaho; Hon.
IdGeo II. williams, Senator from Oregon; Hon. Arson
yqHerrick NJ c., from this city; DR.. James T Brown,
embamer Of the body Of the late President Of
"a Washington city.
land Senator Harris, of New York.
m Twenty socondGeorge Brown, Sergeant az Arms OF
Senate ~ O. 0rdway, Sergeant at Arms oil the houss
Z Of Representatives, and their assistanta
The foreign representatives dressed In fu cour
costume wearing their persons the insignia Oh 'ne
frank Some Of their uniforms Of the most sorgoou
and attracted particular attention many
5ithem wore sidearms and all wore the usual oAogo
a mourning.
The crowd was no dense Centre and Chambers stree,
that 4, was impossible 10 ascertain the exact position
Utbe varous portons Of the procession composing TN
oo,, d,vis,on and II WAS only when the PROCESSION
1ovoa q, Two o'clock that Colonel Van Drunt the as
Marshal could ascertain the exact position OF Tn
N forces under his command The whole division was u
hsrco Of n B. Iaban assisted by William ~ Tweed Jr
S "a aid the second 10 command being Colonel Van Brun'
~ w n yernilyca Jr., and y Il Brunel acting as aids
The following Is the order in which this division too
I'll It's place in the procession -
NJ The members Of both boards OF the Common Council
Htventy abreast preceded by their Sergeant alarms,
wearing tbs ususl msaning badge on the lett arm, an