New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

HDQRs. SEVENTH REGTMENr o.. :. y. y
SEw-loRK. April 20, 1865.
GENERAL ORDrR No. lO-I. In compliance with
Division and Brigade orders this Regiment viii parade
special escort 10 tie remains OF our late President
Abraham Lincoln, on Monday 2fth int. fully uni
formed aud equipped (wihOut oycrcoats or knapsacks
and with the usual badge Of mourning upon the left
arm. Roll call at 2; companies at = o'clock a. m.
IL. This Regiment viii also parade, fully uniformed
and equipped (withoui oyercOa or kuapsacks) on Tues
day 9th inst. Roll Of companes at q O'Clock q. N.
III Companies D. u, and II. Capts. Riblet Palmer
and smith are detailed for special guard duty at The
CITY Hall.
IL. Field and STAFF, disnounted will report to the
Colonel ut the Armory ut the hours of Company roll
call non.comms-ioncd STAFF, Band. and Field music
will report 10 the Adjutant at the same hours.
V, Tie commissioned officers Of the Regiment nre
hereby directed 10 report to the Colonel these Head
quarters Friday 2lst inst. at O'Clock p m; and
the noncommissoned officers directed eport AT
BY order OF Col EMNoys CLARK
j. H. LiLBENAu, Adjutant
Tie Annory Committee hay ing completed the draping
of the rooms they will be thrown open the inspection
Of the members and their friends Saturday evening
HoYoRs To THR ILLUsTMoUs PATRIOT.-OR-
DER From MAJoRGES. SASDroRD.-Thc following or.
der in is reference to rendering appropriate lonos to
the remains of the late President in this city Tues
day next.
NEw.io DIRK, April 90 1868.
CENTRAL ORDER No. s-Ihe Division will unite with
heir fellow citizens In rendering appronte h0nofs 10 ~
that u.tI.0ns Patriot whose loss IN the hour Of
victory, the nation deeply deplor,s -
pon the arrival Of the funeral cOuage Ia this city on Mon
day will b. received Ut the landing by the seventh
REGIMENT which will II to the City Hall and viii
mount guard there until the funeral parade on Tuesday morn
ing. 49,,
The Division will parade Tuesday next the 2Sth inst
with the uui badges Of mourning the funeral escort TO The
remains Of tie late President Lincoln.
The Division line viii DO formed Broadway, with the
riyht on Wauen-st.. 4 ~ O'Clock IN precisely.
The Field and siah OF the Infantry regiments VIII parade
dsnoun'ed. .
Yste. will direct minute guns to be fred In Union
sorare nom clock until the close Of the procession
Tie Division sts will assemble at the qusrrrs OF the Mlr
General at II o'clock M and Capt Oto VIII report al the
same hour. - g.. - 4, .
The Commssary General will furnish ammunition upon the
requisition OF the proper officers. D.., a.
flsi Gen Duryea commanding The Second DIVISION Ma
fiona, Guard will unite with this Division In the funeral pa
rade on Tuesday next Ills Division such part thereof a.
can conyrn parade that day. will form me IN broad
why on the len oil the First Division Tie Fourth artillery
" III parade with fll batteries, .
Nv ord,r of Mai Gen. Charlie. W. Sanford.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON. Division Inspector.
Cu,s IT, Toxgs Mayor and Vol. A. d. {.
The line of march will be as follows: From the City
Hall. up Broadway to Fourteenthst.i through Four.
teenth.s to Ffthave; up Fifthaye. TO Thiriyiourth
ST.; through TbiTty-fourthst. to Tenth-aye, and mp
Tenthaye TO the Hudson River Railroad