The New York herald., 1865-04-25
EIGHTY VISITORS A MINUTE.
About Sixty Thousand Pass i'm
Twelve Hours.
MIDNIGHT AROUND TIE CATAFALQUE.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
DEPARTURE FROM PHIL LiDELpHIA.
The Train on the Way.

THE BODY OF PRESIDE LINCOLN
remained in state at Independence Ha Ph hladepbia till
o'clock Monday morning, n the funeral party
having reached the State House. coffin was conveyed
to hearsc preparatory the raj parade through
The city. The escort consisted of tn One Hundred and
Ii hty seventh Pennsylvania n N.Y. the city troops
guard Of honor aud detachment soldiers to guard the
body Perses erance Hose Company and the Republican
In ncbles band of music play dirges on the march
The process reached Ken ng station at four
O'Clock. Although the parade Il ok place at night thou
sands Of men, women and ttillren we're still in the
streets and half dress residents in that neigh
borhood who, apparently, had jut hurried from their
beds, forward to join the already large crowd in
waiting at the depot. The fun party with difficulty
pressed their way to the cars
THE TRAIN STARTED,
at A few minutes after four cl ck preceded by the
us al pilot locomotive The Ct nc trimmed with
the national flag draped with rning, while the fu-
neral car was additionally dec cd with heavy silver
frnges placed the end Of tie black coverings Of the
several panels the fesoon b. NJ fastened with stars
and tassels Of similar material
TIE OCCUPANTS OF tn TRAIN.
The train consisting OF nna cl mt cars, provided by
che Camden and Amboy Railroad Company, all tastculy
trimmed, occupied by committee from Newark,
consisting Of the Mayor, Joseph p Bradley Esq, the
President and other members of the Newark Council.
the Mayor OF Washington Senators aud members OF the
House Of Representatives with their respective officers
che Iowa and Illinois delegations pr sentatiycs Of the
several States and Territories the gad OF honor Rear
Admiral Davis, Major Generals Dix IN Hunter, Bnga-
der General Townsend Assistant A. juant General Of
the Cn'd States Army; Breve, Brig er General Bar
nard Generals Caldwell, Eaton, Rams, y; Major Field
OF the Marine corp Captain Taylor and Captain Penn.
rose, and other army and navy officers
Alta few minutes past four o'clock the train lec, the
Kensing'on station and soon reached ! n aoi. where
several hundred persons had assembled. Governor
Parker came board at the State line mt MorrisyiIle
with his stan, consisting OF Adjuant General r. stock
Ton, Quortcrmaser Geneta PerriDe and oil ori They
accompanied by United States Senator John p
stockton, Rev d. Henry Miller and Colonel Murphy and
were recc cd b. Governor Curtin, of Pennsylys MIA who
bad Joined the funeral party at Harrisburg
THE ENTRANCE INTO NEW JERSEY.
The Delaware rver which separates the state % Pom.
sylvana from that Of New Jersey, crossed q half
past fvc, aud The trains passed through Trcr hc
'l ~ The city tocd Ever hill top on the line
OF the road and other advantageous points were occupied
b. immense throngs spectators The train preceded
onward un II reached the station where II stopped FOR
thirty minutes Tho popcloton here had assembled in
much larger numbers, foT his was tho more attractive
point