Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22

Wis, Of the supreme court OF the United States
assembled 10 tie rotunda ofthe capitol this morn
! ing a. o'clock uhere after a truly impressive
prayer by the Rev Dr. Gurley. the remains or
President Lincoln, under an escort Of three COM
panie- of the veteran corps. were conveyed. with
oct music, TO the railroad station and placed in
the hesrse car 20 which the remains Of bis SOD
Willie had previously been removed, and there
toe Rev Dr.. Gurley sgain delivered a brief
/ prayer. concluding With the benedicti0n
| large conccurss OF citizens was in attend
ance as spectators. and all we're m0urnfully i'm
pressed With tho soemnity Of the scene Among
the immediate and intimate friends of the presi-
dent there we're in the train Werd Lamon, S
marshal, Gov Osls>by. Judge D,vis. Of the U
!. supreme eour:, Hon. n. W. Edwards, @ u
Smith, brother in lsw OF the late president. Gen
Todd. cousin Of Mrs Lincoln. Col John vii
lisms. L 5 marshal. d. s. Phillips, and the
Rev. Dr.. Gurley.
IL msy here be mentioned that the remains Of
little Willie Lincoln were placed in The interior
of the car Ia front of those OF his father
Mrs Lincoln has requested that no display be
made OF her son but that he may be privately re
moved
The following is slist OF gentlemen especially
invited 81 accompany the remains:
Judge David Davis. Judge Z s supreme court;
n Eisstds. Zen J. 3 :. Todd. Chas.
Smith
Guard of Honor--Brig. Gen E d Townsend.
Brig Gen. Chas Thomas, Brig Gen A Dtton
Eaton. Brevet. Mi Gen J G. Btruard, Brig
Geu. @ ID Ramsay. Brig Gen. Hovev. Brig
Cen AcCuIlum, Mi Gen Hunter, Brig Gen
Cudwel, Rear Admiral Davis. Capt Taylor
Major Field.
Capt Penfose, quartefmasIef and commssaty
OF subsistence for the entire party
| Dr. q b Brown, embalmer
II Gar
The following On the part OF the Senate and
House OF Representatives:
Mr Fiks. Mime; Mr.. Dixon. Me An
thony. n Y Mr. Harris, n Y; Nr Cowan
Pa MIR Schenck. Ohio: Mr.. Smith Ky Mr.
Julian. Iud; Sir Rollins. n. r.; Mr. 3 1ter w.;
Mf Hooper, Mass; Ms Ramsey, Mum T. "
Terry. Mich Mr. Harlan, Iowa: Messrs Yates
Wsehbu'ne. Farnsworih and Arnold, Illinois;
Mr Sherman c.. Mr. Willisms Oregon: Mr.
Cluk, Is: Mr. Whaley West vrgini,; N i.
Nye. Nevada: MIR. Hitchcock, Nebraska; Mr
b al orc, Colorado: Mr. Walla,e ldsho; Sir
Nesell, n. j Dir. Phelps, Maryland; George
| I. Brown. sergeant Of the Senate. ard
n O. Ordwar, sergeant alarms Of the House OF
Representatives
| TIE 10 lowing are the names Of The delegates
from Illinois, appointed TO accompany the re.
aains OF Abraham Lincoln, late president OF the
| U nj ed Sites
L
adj ant general of Illinois; Col II Bowen
A ID c Col NJ Ii Hanna. A. d C; Col d
d. Janus. A D G.; N jor 5 Waite, A d G 4,
| Col D. =. Phillips, L. : marshal. southern
dstrc, OF Illinois A d C Hon X Dubois,
Hon J F stewart. Col john Wilkins, Dr.
h Melvin, Hon II = Cullum, Col John A
McCl,rnand. Hon. LYMAN Trumbuli. Hon. $
Urecen5utg, Hon Thos J Denus. Lieut. Gov
Wm Bross. Hon Sherman, mayor OF Chi
Hon H. T..t,.
Hon : 5 Hayes, Col r H. Houeh. Hon :.
W Fuller. Capt D. Turner. Hon ]. LAWSON,
Hon l. Woodman. Hon q. " Gage. G. II.
Roh'rs. j. Con.esky. Hon L. Talcou, Gov o.
4. Morto,. In llama. Gov. Brough. Ohio, Gov.
| stone. lows, together with their aides; reporters
Tor he press, l. A Goodnight. OF Washington
| q Morgan; tor the Associated Preas. u Il.
Painter, Philadelphia Inquirer; l. ) Crouuse,
New York Times: q. u Woods. Boston Daily
Advertiser; DE Adonnis. Chicago Times
The train moved from Washington station AZ
eocloek. The guard at that point and several
thousand soldiers temporarily rojourning in that
locality formed long line aud presented arms
until the entire train had passed
| The train arrived at Baltimore AZ 10 o'clock
Crowds had assembled stthe station. and upcov
cred as the train passed
Gov Bradford aud saf joined ,he train at
| Annapolis Junction.
codsonance with the sad event. The heavy
clouds hung out like pail over the city The
gloom in the atmosphere accorded With the gloom
| N the hearts OF our citizens Ii Ms a funeral
| day In every sense The impressive solemnity
weighed more heavily upon our people because
the calamity with which the nation has been smit
ten, IL ielI personal lose of faithful public
servant Almost every house is house Of
mourning
The houses. public buildings and churches are
every mere drapei in black Everywhere the
| dag is wreatbed IN Grape With an uRauimity
which has never been equaled our citizens
have shown their high regard tor the honorei
desd II every expressive mode
At an early hour the streets we're througed
.ith eiliEsns fastening to different points ~
signed for the sssemblage Of respective clubs and
associations ~ join the procession.
Shortly before 10 O'Clock the pilot engine en-.
tered the depot. announcing the funeral train of
the ilus,rious deceased but few moments be-
hind
| On the ilatform we're assembled Coy Bradford
Lieut.. Gov. Cox. The governors staff General
Berry and staff. Hon. " Il Hill secretary Of
| state with other officers OF state; 81 ,ior Chap
msu the city council Of Baltimore. with heads Of
city governments, Gems Wailace ami Tyler. aud
many other officers Of the army anu navy.
Al 10 O'Clock the bearing ne BODY reached
Jno " Gsrfet. E-q Ia bret time the coffin
vas removed BY guard OF The Invalid corps.
| aud surrouaGet by uncovered heads and sad
hearts vas escorted through the depot buildings
by he state aud city authorities 10 the iuneral
/ car on Camden street The hesr-e is ihs mOst
beautiful car eve. seea n this city the body OF
-n.ch is al mes entirely composed If plate glass.
eisoling toll view OF the cOfin he car vas
drawn bv -four splendid black horses. tie nili
tary escort vas very large sud imposing, being
| under the command Of gider Gener-i II II
Locksood, attended by bis s,s q aud s number Of
/ aids
lLcluded ID the infantry sere the lth aud 18th
| ltd volunteers. -hich are stationed az For, Nc
/ Henry anu CON IN 4nded by Co. McCeEney Fol
lowing battery of artillery vas detachment
I OF L = marines They were in lnli uniform
ana made fine Appearance a detschnen; OF
| u ) sesren lollowed The mariues. The rear
| Of she escort was brought up os a large number
OF Officers OF lse various departments, including
the medical ard othef branches Ao0l tel
among these wese II GeD. Wallace ana staff
| Surgeon ; mp-on, medical director. Gen b.
! TYLER. Brig Gen Kenley. Col. 5. VI Bouman
ami other
The procession commenced 10 move at pre-
ciseJ at 1890. over The route previously desig
J mated
! fe~ minute. before I o'clock The head Of
the procession arrived at tie southern front of
the Exchange
i As soon AZ the head Of the military escort ar