Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-20

ley, D. D.. IPresby;erian:) Rev. Chas II. Hail
| ID. D, (Episcopal;) Rev. Bishop Simpson. ID.
| ID, (Methodist,) and Rev. E. II. Gray, ID. D.,
| iBapustl-in carriages.
Sdrgeon General Barnes, OF the United States
Army, and DR.. Stone and others, physicians
0f Inc deceased n.,pvr.
| On pdrt NJ the Senate. On part OF the House.
Mr. Foster, OF Conn, Mr. Dawes, OF Mass,
Mr.. Jehnson, Of Md, Mr.. Smith, of Ky,
| MIR. Yates, OF Ill, Mr. Colfax, OF Ind,
Mr. Wade, OF Ohio. Mr. .Worthington, ,ot Ma,
II, Cen. L 5 Grant, Vice AdmI Farragut,
| ri Gn II. W. Halleck, Rear AdmI Shubrlck,
| Bt. Brig Gen. Nichols, Col. Jacob Zeilen, ID. G.
| Cirilians.
| o H. Browning, Thomas Corwin,
| George Ashmun, Simon Cameron.
Funeral car, drawn by six fine gray horses
| sash, being driven by Mr.. A. CowIing, guarded
by detachment of the lst Virginia artillery on
| foot.
| Presidents gray horse, saddIed, with boots
| OF the deceased in the stirrup, led by groom.
| Union Light Guard, Lieut.. Jamlson COM
| manding as mourners. This company has been
doing dutv as the Presidents body guard for
| over q year past.
| The family OF the deceased, relatives, pTIyn,o
| secretaries aud friends.
Delegations OF the States OF Illinois and Ken
| tucky IS mourners.
| The Presideat of the United States, accom-
| panied by Hon. Preston King.
Members OF the Cabinet.
| The Diplomatic Corps in tull Court Dress.
| EX-Eice President Hamlin.
Chief Justice =. p Chase and the Associate
| Justices OF the Supreme Court of the United
States.
The Senate of the United States, with their
| oficeIs-John W. FOrney, Esq, Secretary;
! VIM. Hickey, Esq. Chief Clerk; George T.
| Brown, Esq, Sergeant at Arms; and Isaac
| Bassett, ESQ, Sergeant at Arms.
Members OF the late and next X Juse OF Rep
| resentatives, with the members of the last
| House Hon. Edward Mcpherson, Clerk; Hon
q rTng md Ira
| GOodenow, DOorkeeper.
Governors OF the several States ana Terri.
| tories; very full at:en dance
Members OF the several State and Territorial
| Legislatures
Chief Justice Casey and Associate Judges of
| the Court Of Claims.
The Federal Judiciary and the Judiciary OF
| the several States.
Assistant Secretaries OF the several Depart
meuts.
Professor Henry and the other officers of the
Smithsonian Institution.
Members and officers OF the Sanitary and
Christian Commissions.
The Judges OF the several Courts and Men,
bers OF the Bar OF the District of Columbia, in
blUdIng the Grand Jury.
Band of Campbell IL ospital.
Washington Comm aDdery of Knights Tenn
| plar, 5. z. Bell, Marshal, preceded by the band
| OF the Campbell Hospital, and carried the ban
| rers OF their order.
The Councils and other membsrs of the Cor
| poration Of the city Of Baltmere.
| mem5e OF the Corporation OF Alexandria
| members OF the Councils OF the city OF New
| York.
| The Select and Common Councils of the city
OF Philadelphia. Also, delegations from the
| civic authorities OF Boston and Brooklyn, New
| York.
Committee of the Union League OF PhiIadel-
| phia headed by Horace Binney. Jr. ESQ, and
| Morton McMichaei, Esq.
| Members OF the Christian Commission OF the
| city OF Philadelphia.
| Satterlee's Band of Philadelphia.
| The Perseverance Hese Company OF the city
| ofPhiladelphla, OF which President Lincoln
| was an honorary member, in black suits, with
| badges on their hats designating their organi-
| ZatIon. They were headed by their President,
| Jno. g. Butler, Esq. chief coiner of the United
| States Mint, and Chief Dickson OF the u S
| Steam Fire Brigade.
| Ministers OF the various religious denomi-
| nations, among them the pastors OF all the
| Catholic Churches In the DIstri ict as well as
| the several Colored Churches.
| Ite Massachusetts delegation, nun mbering
| about 15 men, among whom was Major Gene.
| raj Butler; Col Gardner Tufts marshal, as
| sisted by Messrs. FOrbush and Johnson; headed
| by the band OF the 4th Massachusetts heavy
| artillery. The flag borne by the Massachusetts
| 9th, when coming through Baltimore in 1s6l
| was carried by this delegation.
| New Hampshire, numbering about 20 men
Marshal Matthew g. Emery.
Ohio had 90 men in line, under the marshal.
| ship OF n M Slade, Esq
New York numbered 800
New Jersey wss represented by 100 of her
California, Oregon, Nevada, Washington,
Montana and Idaho, united, and had 100 rep
resentatives OF the Far West, under the mar
shalship OF Major r. d. Stevens.
| Maine was led by Mr.. S. p. Brown, and
turned out a very large and respectable
crowd.
men, with State banner.
Delegation from New jersey, with large
one from Jersey CitY.
The Heads and Clerks of the State Depart.
Inent.
The heads and chiefs of Bureaus of the
Treasury Department. under the marshalship
n r a n arHS ctaAk
Jones and Col. Willett, preceded by the baud
OF the Treasury regiment. They carried with
them the flag torn by Booth, as he Ieaped to the
stage of Ford's Theater on the night Of the
assassination
Clerks Of the Treasury Department.
The War Department employees turned out
in large force, making q fine appearance, and
were marshalled by Mr. Potts.
Clerks OF The Ordnance Department.
Clerks of the Interior Department.
The clerks OF the Agricultural Bureau.
Ihe Pension Ofhce had one hundred en-
ployees in line, marshalled by Commissioner
Barrett and Mr.; Pearson, ehiet-clerk.
The clerks and employees of the Post Ofics
department, marshalledby DR.. Mcdonald and
The clerks of the Ordnance ONCE
Band of Col: Tompkin's q. NJ. d. regiment,
Major Gen'l NJ. Q; Meigs, Quartermaster
General, and Colonels G. V. Rutherford, B.
q: Gard, s. L. Brown, A. j. Perry, John ID.
Wise, j: ID. Bingham, and L. b. Parsons,
chiefs of divisions.
MAJOR Wagner commanding, composed of Co.
A, B. and O., Captains Sisson, Curtis, and
Bunting.
lst regiment Quartermaster's Volunteers,
Col q. II. Tompkins, Lieut.. Col. Johnson
Majors Huestis and Allen.
I'd regiment do, Col. James NJ Moore and
NJ or T. A. Conrad.
This brigade was commanded by Brig. Gen.
ID. II. Rucker, assisted by Brig. Gen. Ekin and
Col J. ]. Dana.
Clerks of the q artermaster's Department in
cltiZens dress.
Survivors Of the War OF 1912, viz: Edward
Birkead, Chapman Lee, Charles keenan,, Jos.
Follansbee, f. r. Dorsett, Smith Minor,
Thomas Foster, Robert M. Harrison, Isaac
Burch, Joseph p. Wolf, Capt. John Moore, B.
w. Polkinhorn, p. Bergman, T. Foster, Col.
T.. X. Gardner, and Ishmal Day, the old pat.
riot, who shot the rebel at the time OF the in.
yasion OF Maryland, when he attempted 10
phil down the flag from his premises.
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