The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-22
THE FUNERAL.
The Arrival In Baltimore,
Highly Imposing Ceremonies,
Arrival Of the Bemains Of the Prest'
dens az Baltimere. "
(Press Dispatchl

dent at Bal1m0res-
(Press Dispatch.l
BALTIMORE, April 21.-The remains o
| President Lincoln arrived here at to-
| o'clock. The escort was very large. RFh
| stores are all closed and the whole popu
| lation is in the streets. The remains vii
| lie in state until two o'clock. in beant'
full catafalque Buildings are every
where draped in emblems of grief.
BALTIMORE, April 81, 3P, M-The fu
neral train has just left here for Harris
burg. ,y gg.. u.g
The guard of honor. together with dis
tinguished army and navy officers, in
cluding General Grant and Admiral Da
Wis and also members of the Cabinet
and Judge Davis, of the Supreme Cour
of the United States, assembled in tn
rotunda of the Capitol this morning O.
7 o'clock, when, after truly impressive
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Gurley, the re
mains of President Lincoln, under an es
cort of three companies of the veteran
corps, were conveyed without music Il
the railroad station, and placed In TN
hearse car, to which the remains OF hi
SON william had previously been re
moved, and then the Rev. DR. auTfey
again delivered brief prayer, concluo
ing with the benediction.
4 large concourse of citizens was u
attendance as spectators, all mournfuly
impressed with the solemnity Of the
scene. Among the immediate and most
intimate friends of the late President
thara were in the train, Ward Lamon, u
s. Marshal; Gov. Oglesby, Judge DAVIS
Supreme Court, Hon. v, N Edwards. e
N. Smith, brother-in-law Of the late
President, Gen. Todd. cousin OF Mrs
Lincoln. Col John Williams. U. s: Mar
shall D. L. Phillips and Rev. DR.. Guriey
It NAV here be mentioned that the re
mains of little Willie Lincoln were
placed in the interior of the hearse car
Immediately in front of those Of his faith
er Mrs. Lincoln has requested that M
display be made of her son but that n
be privately removed.
The following is a list of gentlemen
specially invited to accompany the re
mains: Relatives and family friends
namely: Judge David Davis, Judge o.
the U 8 Supreme Court; n. NJ. Edwards
General J B. s. Todd, Charles Alexande
Smith. Guard of honor namely: Brig
adler General E. D. Townsend, Brigadie
General Charles Thomas, Brigadier A. ID
Eaton, Brevet Major General J. G. Barn
ard, Brigadier General G. d. Ramsay
Brigadier General A. P. Howe. Brigadie
General D. C. McCallum. Major Genera
David Hunter, Brigadier General j. c
Caldwell, Rear Admiral C. H. Davis, U
8. N, Captain W R Taylor, U. 8. N
Major r Fl. Field, u 8. Marine Corps
The above constituted the guard OF hon
or.
Captaid Charles Penrose. Quartermas
ter and Commissary of Subsistence fe
the entire party DR. Charles Brown
enbalmer, and Frank I Sands, under
taker
The following OH the part of Senat
and House of Representative: Maine
Mr.. Pike, r. II. Rollins; Vermont, MI
Baxter; Massachusetts, Mr.. Hooper, Mr.
Dixon; Rhode Island, Mr.. Anthony; NeV
York, Mr. Harris; Pennsylvania, Mr.
Cowan; Ohio, Mr Schencki Kentucky
Mr.. Smith; Indiana, Mr.. Julian; MINES
sofa, Mr.. Ramsay; Michigan, J. w. Terry
Iowa, MI Harlan; Illinois, MesSrs. fares
Washburne, Farnsworth and Arnold
California, Mr.. Shannon: Oregon, MI
WILLIAMS; Kansas, Mr.. Clark; West Viz
einia, Mr.. Whaley; Nevada. Mr.. Nye; Ne
braska, Mr.. Hitchcock; Colorado, MI
Bradford; Idaho, Mr.. Gallia;~New jersey
Mr. Newell; Maryland, Phelps; Geo I
Brown, Sergeant alarms Of the Senate
and n G. Ordway, Sergeant-at,arms o
the House of Representatives,,
Names of tho delegation from Illinois
appointed to accompany the remains o
Abraham Lincoln, late President of the
United States, namely: Gov Richard }
Oglesby; Gen. Isham n. Hayne, Adjutan
General of Illinois; Col. j, H. Bowen, A
d. c.; Col. NJ. n. Hanson. A. ID. c., Col
D.B James, A d. c.; Major j. Waite, A
d. c., Col. d. L. Phillips, T. s Marshal o
the Southern District of Illinois. \. ID. T.
Hon. Jesse X. Dubois; Hon. j. + Stewart
Col. John Williams; DR.. s. H. Melvin
Hon. S. NJ. Cotton; General James A. Nc
Clernard; Hon. Lyma Trumbull; Hon
f. Sherman, Mayor of Chicago; Hon. I
A. Hayne; Hon. John Westwater; Hon. 5
S. HAYES; Col. R. n Hough; Hon. S. W
Fuller, Captain j. b. Turner; Hon. }
Lamas; Hon c. l.. Woodman; Hon. &. w
Gage; G. H. Roberts, j. Connisky; Hon
L. Talcott; Gov. Morton, Of Indiana; Gov
Brough. of Ohio; Gov. Stone, of Iowa, to
gether with their aids.
Reporters for the Press; S A Golright
of Washington, and r. Morgan, for tn
Associated Press; w. Fl. Parker, Phila
delphia Inquirer S. S. Owens, New Yorl
Times; G. b. Woods, Boston Daily Ad
vertser; DR.. Adams, Chicago Tribune.
The train moved from the Washington
street depot at o'clock. the guard a
that point, and several thousand ssldier
temporarily sojourning in that locality
formed a long line and presented arm
until the entire train had passed.
The train arrived at Baltimore at Il
o'clock Crowds had assembled at tn
station and uncovered as the train pass
ed. Governor Bradford and staff JONES
the train at Annapolis Junction
In Baltimore the weather this morning
was in consonance with the sad event.
The heavy clouds hung like o leader
pail over the city The gloom in the al
mosphere accorded with the gloom in tn
hearts of our citizens. 1t was funera
day in every sense. The impressive SC
lemnity weighed more heavily upon on
people because the calamity with whicl
| the nation had been smitten was felt O
O personal loss in every loyal household
Never has grief over the loss of a faitt
| full public servant been felt 80 univel
SALLY. Almost every house is house Q
mourning. Houses are every wher