New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
Associated Press Account.
BALTIMORE, Friday, !
AT THE ROTUNDA.

and Admiral Davis and also the members of the Cab
met, and Judge Davis Of the Supreme Court Of tht
United States assembled In the rotunda Of the Capito
this morning at O'Clock. whore. after truly impress
sye prayer by the Rev. Dr. Gurey the remains Of Pres
ident Lincoln, under an escort Of three companies 81
the Veteran Corps were conveyed without music TO th,
railroad station and placed in the hcarse TO which
the remains of his son Willie had previously been re
moved and there the Rev. DR.. Gurey again delivered
a brief prayer. concluding with the benedictiOD.
A LARGE CONC0URSE.
A large cOncourse of citizens was in attendance as
spectators all mournfuy impressed with the soemny
of the scene. Among the immediate and most intimate
friends Of the late President there in the train
Ward Lamon, United States Marshal; Governor Ogles
by; Judge Davis fthc United States Supreme Court
Hon. n. W. Edwards and c. NJ. Smith. brothersin
law Of ,he late p,esle@f Gen Todd the cousin Of Mrs
ID. L. Phillips. and the Rev. DR.. Gurley.
WILLIE LINCOLN.
II may here be mentioned thai the remains Of little
Willie Lincoln were placed IN the interior OF the hearse
car. Immediately in front N those Of his father Mrs
Lincoln has requested that display be made OF her
son, but that be may be privately removed.
THE MoCRYERs.
The following Is list Of the gentlemen specially in
friends. namely Judge David Davis. Judge OF the
United States Supreme Court; n. W. Edwards, Gen
THE GUARD OF HONOR.
Brig Gen. i. ID. Townsend, Brig Gen. Chsrles
Thomas, Brig Gen. \. D. Eaton, Breyet-MajorGen
y. q. Barnard. Brighten. Il. ID. Ramsey. Brighten.
a. T.. Howe. Brig Gen. d. C. McCallum, Major Gen
David Hunter. Brighten. j. c. Caldwell, Rear-Ad
mral c. n. Davis L. ). ", Capt. William r. Taylor
Maior T. II. Field. United States Marine Corps. The
above constituted tie guard Of honor.
Capt Charles Penrose, QGartermaster and Commis
sary Of Subsistence for the entire party; Dr. Charles T.
Brown, Embalmer. and Frank 5. Sands Undertaken.
SENATE DELEGATION.
The following the part Of the Senate and House OF
Nh Rollins Vermont, Mr. Baxter Massachusetts, Mr.
Hooper; Connection, Mr.. DiIon Rhode Island. Mr.
Anthony; New York, Mr.. Harris; Pennsylvania. Mr.
Coweni Ohio, Mr.. ScheBck; Kentucky. Mr.. Smith
Indiana, Mr. Julian; Minnesota Mr.. Ramsay Mich
gan, T. W. Ferry; Iowa. Mr. Harlan; Illinois Messrs
Yates, Washburne Farnworth and Arnold; California
,ir. Shannon Oregon, Mr.. Williams; Kansas. NJ.
Clarke: West Virginia Mr. Whaley: Nevada, Mr..
Nye; Nebraska. Mr. IIitehcock; Colorado: Mr. Bird.
ford; Idaho. Mr.. Wallace; Eew.Jersey Mr.. Newell
Maryland Mr.. Phelps t,eorge 4: Brown, Sergeantat.
Arms Of the senate. and N q. Ordway. sergeantat-
Arms Of the House OF Representatives,
THE ILLINOIS OBLIGATION.
Gov. Richard j. og!esby; Gen, Isham n. Haynie.
Adjuiant General Of the State of Illinois, Col. James
II. Bowen, A ID. c. Col; NJ. ii; Hanna. A. u. C.. Col.
d. L. Phillips. T. s Marshal of tie southern District
of Illinois. A. ID. c.. Hon. Jesse X Dubois Hon. j. T.
Stuart, Col. John Williams, DIR. - III. Melvin, Hon. :.
VI. Cullom, Gen. John 4. McClernand Hon. Lyman
Trumbull Hon j. ). Vredenburg Hon. Thomas j.
Dennis, Lieut.. Gov Wm. Bross Hon. Francis L. Sber
man, Mayor of Chicago Hon. Thomas A. Hainc. Hon.
John Wentworth. Hon. s 5. Hayes Col. K. If. Hougb
Hon. G. l.. W goldman. Hon. O. w. Gage, g. H. Roberts
esq, j. Cormisky esq. Hon. l.. Talcott.
GOVERNORS.
Gov Morton Of Indiana, Gov. Brougb of Ohio, Gov.
Stone of Iowa. together with their aids.
REPORTERS.
l.. 4. Gobiight OF Washington and c. Il. Morgan for
the Associated Press; y. II. Painter PhiLaiepAla IN
guirer; l.. L. Crounse, Nsic York Tnes; c. II. Paige,
Ncr. York Trijrrei &. B. Woods, Boston DAILY ddrer.
tisey; DR.. Adonis. CAicIgo Tribune.
STARTING.
Tie train moved from the Washington station at
o'oock The guard At that point and several thousand
soldiers temporarily sQjourning in that locality formed
long line aud presented arms until the entire train
had passed. Without stopping the train arrived al
Baltimore at 10 O'clock Crowds had assembled at the
station. and uncovered as the train passed in. Gov
Bradford and STAFF joined the train at Annapolis June
ton.
~ BALTIMoRE.
The weather this morning in consOnance with
the sad event No CLEAN of cheerful sunlight broke
through the heavy clouds which hung like leaden pail
over the city The gloom In the atmosphere accorded
with the gloom in the hearts of citizens. Ii was
funeral day in every sense
GRIEF.
The impressive solemnity weighed the more heavily
upon our people because the calamity with which the
Notion had been smten was felt as personal loss IN
every loyal household Never has grief the loss
faithful public servant been SO heartfelt and so uni
versal
Almost every house IS house OF mourning. Houses
and public buildings homes and churches, are every
where draped in black. Everywhere the flag is
" reathed N Grape.
EXPRESSIONS or REGARD.
With a unanmiiy which hrs never been equaled our
citizens have shown their high regard for the honored
dead in every expressive mode Work suspended. the
hum of traffic hushed all turned aside from their usual
nyccaions uue in the observance Of the day. and in
paying reverence 20 the great departed.
THE CITIZENS
At an carly hour the streets were thronged with cit
ems fastening to the different localities assigned for
The nssembnge Vf the respective clubs and associations
10 ioin the procession. From early dawn, IN spite of
the Indictment weather. people Of all ages and both
sexes, white and black. commenced gathering about
The Camden Station Of tue Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad,
where the funeral cortegc arrived from Washington.
l,y O'Clock the crowd was great that II almost
impossible to move any Of the foot walks surround
ing the depot buildings. But IN Camdenst aud In the
lepot itself owing to The arrangements of Col. WooIey
AID Major WogzC all in good order, the military
ind police pressing back the living mass from the mill
larry no had formed 20 participate IN the proceSsioh'
THE DEPOT.
The depot building engines, &c.. we're tasteinly
iraped Every arrangement had been made IN THIS de-
D1rimcnt by tho Master OF Transportation. William
Prescott Smith eSq TO insure no deay OK interruption
IA the proceedings.
Shortly before 10 clock the pilot engine entered the
lepot announcing the funeral train of the illustrious
deceased hut , few moments behind. On the platform
wore assembled Gov Bradford Lieut. Gov. Cox, the
staff iien Berry and staff Hon. William
Il. Hill Secretary OF the o'atc' Hon. Robert Fowler,
Inc State Treasrer with other officials Of the State
Government Mayor Chapman, the City Council Of
Datimore with the Heads of DEPARTING of the City
I,oyernmenf Gen. Wallace Brig. Gen. Tyler CommO
iore Downin and many other officers Of the army and
navy -
Al 10 o'clock. the bearing the body reached the
depot in.chqrge OF Gen. MoCalum and John W. Gar.
rett esq., and in a brief time the coffin removed
by guard OF Sergeants Of the Invalid Corps and SUI
II l.. a. mad arts