The New York herald., 1865-04-23

hence along the basement corridor TO another hight
2&oi steps by which they ascend TO the first floor
4 thence along the porch on the first floor, through
Z wooden barricades, to the foot Of the spiral
spiral stairs; thence by the Governors ROOM past the
remains in the catadque thence down the opposite side
Of the barricaded and divided spiral sairw ay and
= the door of the City Hall Now all these round
abouts might be avoided and two columns Of the popu
lace ns ead of might pass the remains, If the simple
plan OF placing the remains under In the espanade
& fronting the City Hall was adopted.
The portrait of the President signing the Proclamation
OF emancipation draped and on exhibition in the City
Hall II is ornamented with twenty six stars-thirteen
Xabove and thirteen below the bust.
n The Programme.
l8oBsEoUIEs TO THE LATE ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRE-
n sIDENT or THE UNITED STATES, NEW YORK,
n ARRIL 25, 1865.
Under the direction Of the municipal authorities of
y the city of New York, the following programme
Wof arrangements for the solemnizaton OF the oh
seques Of Abraham Lincoln late President OF the United
States, with the order Of procession Tuesday, 25th
: inst, has been adopted
4 The procession will move from the City Hall on Tues.
day, the 25th inst o'clock p NJ precisely and
will proceed mp Broadway to Fourteenth street; through
Fourteenth street to Fifth avenue up Fifth to
HThrty fourth street. through Thirty fourth street to
Ninth avenue, to the Hudson River Railroad depot.
The arrangements of the day will be under the direc-
n ton OF the Grand Marshal.
The several persons having charge OF the church and
fire alarm bells in the city requested the
same to be tolled from the hour of p NJ until the
q close Of the procession The and masters OF
the harbor and the propreors Of the various
public buildings in the city requested display
= their colors at half mast from sunrise TO sunset.
is also respectfully requested that fellow citizens
o. close their several places of business during the moving
81 OF the procession.
They are requested whether in tho procession
not 10 wear the regular badge OF mourning on the left
= arm
= Tho several orders societies associations trades and
Mother bodies requested to assemble at such places
they respectively select and repair TO the places Of
rendezvous at twelve O'Clock NJ.
The and proprie,ors OF all public and licensed
carriages and vehicles directed 10 withdraw the
from the streets through which the procession s
s. after the hour OF twelve O'Clock NJ.
The owners Of private carriages and vehicles also
respectfully requested conform the wishes Of the
in this respect.
No carriages vehicles OF any kind will be allowed in
= the body OF the procession.
ORDER OF PROCESSION BY DIVISIONS
UNDER Tnx IMMEDIATE DIRECTION oy MAJOR GENERAL DIX.
Il
r Military, Funeral Cortegc, &c
City, County, State and United States Ofcials, &c
Clergy Chamber of Commerce. &c.
u FOURTH DvEios.
81 Masonic and other Orders.
Various Temperance Organizations.
FL DIVISION.
Trades, Societies and Avocations.
VI Societies, Clubs and Associations.
Civic Societies OF Brooklyn.
ORDER
Captain Otto's Troop escort
l Major General Sandford and stat.
Mayor General Buryea and StaD
n SECOND DIVISION
IN reverse order
~ ELEVENTH BKiCiDE
n Brirnde General Jessc g. Smith and staff
nowItzer Battery Captain Hodgkss.
Fifty second Regiment, Colonel Cole
Forty seventh Regiment. colonel Meserole.
Twenty third Regiment, Colonel Pratt.
tIFrn bRiGADE.
u Brigadcr General T.. = Crooke and StaN
Artillery battery, MAJOR sprague.
Seventicth regiment, Colonel Cropsey.
y Twenty eighth regiment Lieutenant Colonel Schepper
fourteenth regiment, Colonel Edward Fowler.
thirteenth regiment, Colonel j. Il. Woodward
riRsr DIVISION,
In reverse order.
BRIGADE
Col. Maidhof, Acting Brigsder General, and STAFF.
Ninety nth regiment, Colonel Pinckney
Sixty ninth regiment, Colonel Bagey
Twenty second regiment Lieutenant Colonel Coz
Eleventh regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Lux.
Officers Of Seventy ninth Hghanders.
Officers Of Ninety third regiment
Onlccrs Of One Hundredth regiment
Oficers OF One Hundred aud Second regiment
Col j. NJ varian Acting Brgadier General and STAFF
Fifty nth regiment Colonel lie Gal.
Thirty seventh regiment, Colonel Ashley.
i Eighth regiment. Colonel varan.
Officers Of the Ninth regiment.
BRIGADE
BriRadicr General Yates and Stan
Fourth artillery with full batteries Colonel Teller
Ninety sixth regiment. Colonel Krchbiel
Eighty fourth regiment Colonel Conkling
Twelfth regiment Colonel Ward.
Sixth regiment, Colonel Mason.
Fifth regiment, Colonel Burger.
BRIGADE
Brigador General Stncer and StaM
Ninety ninth regiment, Colonel o OMahoney
Seventy first regiment Colonel Traford.
First cavalry, Colonel Minton.
a Third cavalry Colonel Postley.
The Seventh regiment Colonel Clark will bc the Guard
OF Honor from the OF the ON Monday until
4 their departure on Tuesday
u Troop Of cavalry, under command OF Captain Smith
Brigader General Hail. Grand Marshal
Colonel John w Avery, Aid
Hon Charles g.. Cornell Aid.
Colonel James Price, Aid
Hon. Abram Wakeinan. AID.
SECOND DIVISION.
Colonel George y. Van Brunt, Marshal. 1
W NJ. Tweed Jr, Aid.
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Members Of the City Government.
Marshal
The Mayors of New Yorg.and other cities.
Elk Mayors OF New York and other cities
The Board OF Aldermen Of The city OF New York. preceded
- by their Sergeant.at-Arms
The Board OF Councmcn Of the city Of New York, pre-
4 ceded by their sorReantat Arms
Attaches Of both Boards
Delesates from the Common Councils from Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia BROOKLYN and other cities.
HrAD3 oF DEPARTMENTS.
Comptroller, Street Commissioner city Inspector
4 Comulssioners ~ the Croton Aqucduct department
Counsel 70 the Corporation Corporation Attorney Pubic
Administrator City Chamberlain ard their attaches
The Board Of Appeals Of tbo New Yor Fire department
The Board OF Fire Commissioner ~ The Ncw York Fire
II Dpuuuruout
Chief Engineer and hFisiaL, Eurucere nrd r. prcser
] taiNcf hI Members ul fhF Net Work gltU