Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-22

Departure Of the Funeral Process,
sion from WasIiington-Ifs Arri-
val at baltimore. ..r ,..,-
BALTIMoRE, April 2l.

| guished army and navy officers, including
| Generals Grant and Admiral Davis, and al
so the members of the Cabinet and Judge
Davis, of the Supreme Court of the UniEed
States, assembled in the rotunda of the
| Capitol this morning at seven o'clock,
where, after truly impressive prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Curly, the remains of President
Lincoln, under an escort of three companies
of the Veteran Corps, were conveyed with
out music to the railroad station and placed
in the hearse car, to which the remains of
his son Willie had previously been remov-
ed; and there the Rev. DR., Gurley again de-
livered a brief prayer, concluding with the
benediction. A large concourse of citizens
was in attendance as asspectators, all mourn
fully impressed with the solemnity Of the
scene. Among the immediate and most in
innate friends of the late President, there
were in the train Ward LamOn, United
State Marshal; Gov. Oglesby; Judge Davis,
OF the United States Supreme Court;
Hon. N. W. Edwards and C. A.
Smith, brothers-in-law of the late
President; Gen. Tod, cousin of NJ rs. lin
coin; Col. John Williams, United States
Marshal; d. L. Phillips and Rev. DR.. Cur
ley. ...--.-.
1t may here be mentioned that the re-
mains of little Willie Lincoln were placed
in the interior of the hearse carimmediately
in front of those Of his father. MIS-. Lin
coin has requested that no display be made
of her son, but that he may be privately
removed. '4l.t
The following is a list of gentlemen spec
tally invited to accompany the remains:
Relatives and family friends Judge
David Davis, Judge of the United States
Supreme Court; N. M. Edwards, Gen. G.
b. S. Tod, Chas. Alexander Smith. 80
Guard of Honor-Brig. Gen. e. ID. Town
send, Brig. Gen. .Chas. Thomas, Brig. Gen.
o. D. Eaton, Brevet Maj. Gen. j. G. Bar
nard, Brig. Gen. G. d. Ramsay, Brig. Gen.
A. p. Howe, Brig. Gen. d. G. McCollum,
Maj. Gen. David Hunter, Brig. Gen. j. G.
Caldwell, Rear Admiral G. H. Davis U. s.
N. Capt. W. r. Taylor, Maj. T. Ii. Field,
10. S. Marine Corps. y. 49,, .-r ~
Capt. Penrose, Quartermaster and Com
missray ofISubsistence for the entire party;
DIR. Chas. B. Brown, embalmer, and Frank
T. Sands, undertaken. lE -
On part of the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives-Maine, Mr.. Pike and r. II.
Rollins;Vermont Mr.Baxter; Massachusetts,,
Mr.. Hooper and Mr.. Dixon; Rhode Island,
Mr.. Anthony; New York, Mr.. Harris; Penn
sylvania, Mr.. Cowan; Ohio, Mr.. Schenck;
Kentucky, Mr.. Smith; Indiana, Mr.. Julian;
Minnesota, Mr.. Ramsay; Michigan, L. w.
Terry; Iowa, Mr.. Harlan; Illinois, Messrs.
Yates, Washburne, Farnsworth and Arnold;
California, Mr.. Shannon; Oregon, Mr.. Will
liams; Kansas, Mr.. Clarke; West Virginia,
Mr.. Whaley; Nevada, Mr.. Nye; Nebraska,
Mr.. Hitchcock; Colorado, Mr.. Bradford;
Idaho, Mr.. Wallace; New Jersey, Mr.. New
ell; Maryland, Mr.. Phelps; Geo. S. Brown,
Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate, and n. G.
Ordway, Sergeant-at-Armso of the House of
Representatives.
Names of the delegates from Illinois ap-
pointed to accompany the remains of Abra
ham Lincoln, late President of the United
States-Gov. Richard j. Oglesby; General
Isham n. Hayne, Adjutant-General of lii.
nOis; Col. j. III. Bowen, A. d. c.; Col. NJ. III.
Hanna, A. d. c.; Col. d. B. James, A. d. c.;
Maj. S. Waite, a. ID. c.; Col. L. ID. Phillips,
United States Marshal of the Southern Dis
trict of Illinois, A. ID. c.; Hon. Jesse X.
Dubois, Hon. j. T. Stewart, Col. Jno. VIII
liams, DIR. S. IL. Melvin, Hon. S. NJ. Cullum,
Gen. Jno. A. McClernand, Hon. Lyman
TrumbulL Hon. Francis E. Sherman Mayor
OF Chicago, Hon. Thos. A. Noyne. Hon.
Jno. Wentworth, Hon. S. S. Hayes, Col. r.
NJ. Hough, Hon. S.::W. Fuller, Capt. j. B.
Turner, Hon. j. Lawson, Hon. G. L. Wood
man, Hon. G. w. Gage, Hon. G.. II. Roberts,
Hon. j. Connesky, Hon. L. Talcott.
Gov. Morton of Indiana, Gov. Brough of
Ohio, Gov. Stone of Iowa, together with
| their aids. c'1'a'
/ Reporters for the Press-L. A. Gobright,
Associated Press; u. III. Pointer, Philadel-
phia Enquirer; l.. L. Crouns N. Y. Times;
G.. B. Woods, Boston Daily Advertiser
- Adonnis, Chicago Tribune. .,r ,.,r =,
The train moved from the Washington
station at O'clock. The guard at that
point and several thousand soldiers, tempo
rarily sojourners in that locality, formed
long line and presented arms until the train
had passed. The train arrived at Balti-
more at 10 o'clock. Crowds had assembled
at the station and uncovered rs the train
passed. Gov. Braford and staff Joined the
train at Annapolis Junction, .l. s..l ,,
IN BALTIMORE. ,-,---.....-..---
The weather this morning was in conso-
nance with the sad event. The heavy clouds
gloom in the atmosphere accorded with the
gloom in the hearts of our citizens. It was
a funeral day in every sense. The Impress
i've solemnity weighed more heavily upon
our people, because Q calamity with
which the nation had ,en smitten was felt
as apersonal loss in every loyal household.
Never has grief over the loss of faithful
public servant been so heartfelt and so uni
versal. Almost every house is a house of
mourning. Houses and public buildings
homes and churches, are everywhere draped
in black. Everywhere the flag is wreathed
in Grape. With an unanimity which has
never been equalled, our citizens have
shown their high regard for the
honored President in every expressive
mode. At an early hour the streets were
thronged with citizens Fastening to the diff
ferent localities assigned for the assemblage
of the respective clubs and associations, to
join the procession. Shortly before ten
o'clock the pilot engine entered the depot,
announcing the funeral train of the illus
trious deceased but few moments behind.
On the platform were assembled Gov. Brad
ford, Lieut.. Gov, Cox, the Governors staff,
Gen. Berry and staff, Hon. b. f. Hill, Hon.
Robert Fowler, State Treasurer, with other
officials Of the State Government; Mayor
Chapman, the city council of Baltimore,
with the heads of the city government;
Gen. Wallace, Brig. Gen. Tyer, Commission
er Downe, and many other officers OF the
army and navy, 4oT ~.sg ..u h Ht7 ~
At 10 o'clock the car bearing the body
reached the depot, in chargeof General Nc
'Collom and Jn0.. wv. Garrett, and in brief
time the coffin was removed by guard of
.sergeants of the invalid Corps, and, sur
rounded by uncovered heads and saddened
hearts, was escorted through, the depot
buildings blythe State and city authorities,
to the funeral car awaiting its reception
on Camden street. The hearse is the most
beautiful car ever seen in this city. The
body of the car is almost entirely composed
Of plate glass, which enabled the vast
crowd on the line of procession to have
a full view of the coffin. The supports of
the.top were draped with black cloth and
white silk, and the top of the car itself was
handsomely decorated with black plumes.
The car was drawn by four splendid black