New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
A Third Account.

From Our Special Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, Friday, April 2l-l p. H.
This morning, at 81 o'clock. appropriate re-
Iigous services were held the Rotunda Of the Capt
tai the remains OF the late President which had
rested there since the funeral on Wednesday These
scryices conducted by the Rev. DR.. Gurey in tb'
prescnce Of the pail bearers, the Congressional Com
Smteos. the entire Cabinet Governors Of States, and
many distinguished officers Of the army and navy. in
Iclding Gen. Grant and Admiral Farragut. All these
followed the honored ashes to the special train at the
idcpot vast acreage Of people had gathered thus
scaTly in the day and looked mournfny on while tho
kcorcgc passed TO the slow music Of drge, between
lines Of soldiers standing at present arDs the usui
position OF respect.
without confession almost noiselessly, While thons
ands stood by With uncovered heads. the bier was
ttrnmfcrred TO the funeral car, and promptly at :
O'Clock uhe appointed hour the train moved slowly
Iaway-wh no discordant sound Of the whistle OF The
locomotive bni on The slight tnkle Of small bell.
one group the platform consisted OF Secrctaries
(Stanton, McCulloch, Usher and Wees. Their bowed
beads atested their Of their los statesmen and
their personal grief
The train consists OF nine carr all deeply yet taste
fully drnped.
The engine above shows any other color than black
A j
All the arrangon~lis appear have been made will
great and iothought aud the special trains will
without doubt conform exactly to the published time
table
The following the official list OF those invited to
company the remains. few Of those not yet On
board but will join at Baltimore and Philadelphia:
First. The relatives and family friends viz; Judge
David Davis. United States Snpreme Court; Hon C.M
III S,,ftb E1u ardz lot hrofh hers. In. lazy az
Mr. Lincoln. having married sisters of Mr.. Lincoln;
Gen. J. Is. & Todd cousin Of Mr. Lincoln; Charles A.
Smith hand Ward II. Lamon, Marshal Of the District
of Columbia
Sccond Tie Guard OF Honor viz: Brig Gen r. j.
Townsend, Brig Gen Charles Thomas Brig. Gen. a.
b. Eaton. Breyet Major Gen. J. g. Barnard Brig. Gen
IG. &. Ramsey. Brig A. =. Howe, Brig. Gen T.
IC McCallum AislorGen. David Hunter Brig. Gen. j.
It.. Caldwell Rear Admiral e. II. Davis, Capt. WIN. Il
Taylor. q. S. n. Major T. Y. Field L. s NC
\ Third, The Qaarermasior and Commissary of Sub.
sstencc for the escort, Capt Chas Penrose ordered
10 this duty assisted y three clerks and instructed TO-
prov de for the comfort OF the whole party. civil and
| military.
Fourth. Dr. Charles b. Brown. embalmer +. T
Sands undertaken.
\ FIN: The Congressional Committee. viz Maine.
Mr. Pike; New Hampshire. Mr.. Rollins; Vermont, Mr..
Baxter Massachusetts Mr.. Hooper; Connecticut. Mr..
Dixon: Rhode Island, Mr.. Anthony; New York. Mr..
Harris; New-Jersey Mr. Newell; Pennsylvania, Mr..
1Cowan: Maryland. Mr. Phelps; Ohio, Mr. Schenck
Kentucky, Mr. Smith; Indiana. Mr.. Julian; Mime.
sofa, Mr. Ramsay; Michigan, Thomas W. Ferry Hi.
nois. Mcssrs. Yates washburn, Tarnsworh and Ar
mold, Iowa. Mr. Harlan California; Mr. Shannoni Or
cgou, Mr.. williams Kansas. Mr.. Clark; West Vir-
i ginis. Mr. Whalcy; Nevads, Mr.. Nyc; Nebraska Mr..
Hitchcock; Colorado M. Bradford Idaho. Mr. Wal.
llaeo.
| George L. Brown. Sergeant et Arms Of the Senate
liz. G. Ordwny Sergeant at Arms Of the House.
sirfAs Gov Stone OF Iowa. Col. Lowdridge, A. ID c.
Mai. g. H. Corkhill; c. 4. Page, A. ID. C.; Gov. Nor
ton of Indians and stat; Gov. Brough Of Ohio and
staff
S,r,nh Special Delegation Appointed from Illinois.
Gov. II. j. Oglesby, and staff Gen. Isham y. Haynie.
iAdiutant. General of State of Illinois, Col James II
I Bowen. ADO; Col n H. Hanna, A. d. C.; Col. d.
l T. james. A. d. C.: Mp S. Wait. \. ID. c.; Col. T..
l.. Philips A. d. C. and r. s. Marshal Southern Dist.
ILL., the Hons Jesse X. Dubois aud j. r. Stuart. Col.
John williams the Hons s. II. Melvin and 5. NJ. Cu
lon. Gen John A. MoClcrnand the Hons. Lyman
rrumbnll j. s vreedenlerg and I. j. Dennis. Lent.
lGoy WIN. Bross the Hons L. G. sherman mayor Of
IChicago) 4. A. Hoyne, John Wentworth and 5. 5.
Hayes Col l.. NJ. Hough, the Hons 5. W. Fuller
g. Turner, Ives Lawson. &. l.. Woodman, George W.
;Gage 6. H. Roberts j. Csai5ky aud l.. Talcott.
/ Eieih, The Prcss-Representing the Associated
Press. l.. A. Gobright, C. L. Morgan; representing
LTHE y. Y. TRIBUNE Charles 4. Page; representing
The ~ y Tines l.. J.. Counse; representing Tire Phiis
idelyh,a Inquirer. L. ii. Painter representing The or
cago Tribune and The CiEcmnoi Gd.ete DR.. Adons
Representing The B0sfoa Adcufiser. g. b. Woods.
Niah The Body Guard. consisting Of four commits
stoned officers and - S,rgeants viz Capt. James NJ
McC anly Ninth V II e.; First Lieut.. j. Il. Duikee.
fSeyenth V. X. C., Second Lieut.. L. Murphy, Tenth
". l.. c.; Second Lieut. L. Hoppcy Twelfth V. X. C.
Is-rgts. Chester Swinstd. John X. Edwards, Samuel
carpenter A. 6. Cromwell j. T. Nelson, l.. Il. Bah
cock r. Callagan. A. J. Marshall, W. 4. DAILY James
Collier, w. II. Durgin. 7. 7. Smith. George L. Good.
rich. A. T. Car, Frank Coroy w. IL. Noble, John
Kalr, John r. Smith John Hanna. H. ID. Forehead d.
NJ Sedgwick, L. W. Lewis. John T.. Barry, william
II. Wisemap, j. NJ. BOrdan.
i Only three of those who accompanied Mr.. Lincoln
rom Springfield to Washington in 1861, now attend bis
body 10 bis early home,--to become his long home