The New York herald., 1865-04-24
H. PAULDiNG, comlnandant.
The Programme for To-Morrow.


The Programme for TO-MorrOw.
IopsEouiEs TO THE LAVE ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRE-
hDESr or rnE UNITED STATES, NEW YORK,
ARRIL rs, lSe5.
Under the direction of the municipal authorities Of
tho city o. New York, the following programme
| OF arrangements for The solemnzaton OF the OBJ
seques OF Abraham Lincoln late President Of the United
States with the order Of procession on Tuesday 25h
inst has betn adopted:--
The procession will from the City Hall on Tues.
day the 25th inea, at o'clock p NJ precisely, and
viii proc cd up Broadway TO Fourteenth street, through
Fourteenth street to Fifth avenue up Fifth TO
Thirtyfourth street. through Thirty fourth street n
Ninth avenue, to the Hudson River Railroad depot
The arrangements of the day will be under the direc
i tion Of the Grand Marshal
The several persons having charge OF the church
fire alarm bells in the city are requested cause the
to be tod from the hour OF one r. NJ until tho
close OF tho procession. The owners and masters Of
vessels In the habur the propreors the various
public buildings In the city, requested to display
their colors nj half mast from sunrise 10 sunset
1t also respectfully uested that fellow citizens
close their several places Of business during the moving
They also requested whether In the procession or
not 70 wear the regular badge Of mourning the left
The several orders societies associations trades and
other bodies are requested TO sembe such places as
they may respectively select and repair to the places Of
rendezvous al twelveso'c clock NJ
Tho owners aud propre'ors OF all public and licensed
carriages vehicles are drecei 10 withdraw the same
from the through which procession s 70 pass
after tho hour OF twelve O'Clock NJ
The owners Of private carriages and vehicles also
respectfully requested to conform to the wishes Of tho
committee In this respect.
No carriages vehicles OF any kind will be allowed in
the body of the procession
Tho streets through which the procession win pass il
reserved from curb TO curb for the funeral corege
The Police Department. is charged with the enforce
ment Of the above order.
,... nt,lsI, ORDER OF OF PROCESSION PROCESSION BY DIVISIONS.
First Dyiston-The Military, under ths immediate drec-
ton Of Major General SandfordL
Military, Funeral Cortege, &c.
SECOND DIVISION
City County, State and United States OncIais, &C.
DIVISION.
Clergy, Chamber Of Commerce, &C.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Masonic and other OrderB
FIFTH IrvEIoN
Various Temperance Organizations
DIVISION.
Trades, Societics and Avocatons.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Societies, Clubs and Associations.
KrGRTB DIv.NoH.
Civic Societies Of Brooklyn.
MuIrAE, IN REVERSE ORDER
Captain Otto'e Troop escort
Major General Sandford and Stat. j..
Major General Duryea and STAFF.
in reverse order
ELEVENTH BEJssDE.
Brgatier General jesse G. Smith and STAG
Howtzer Battery, Captain HodgSiss.
Fifty-second Regiment, Colonel Cole.
Forty -sevon nth Rsyiment, Colonel Meserolo,
Twenty hird Regiment, Colonel Pratt
BIaArx
Bngadier General r. s. Croolso and STAN
ARTILLERY Artillery Battery Major sprasus ...
Twenty eighth regiment; Ieutcrant Colonel scheppsy
- Fourteenth regiment, Colonel Edward Fowler
Tnrtecrih regiment Colonel j. B. Woodward
s. First DIVISION,
Ia order.
FOURTH BRIGADE.
Col Maidhof, Acting Br qadler General, aud Stan.
Ninety NTH repjInc a Colonel pugkneV
Sixty ninth regiment, Colonel Bagey
T~on'y second regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Cox
Eleventh regiment Lieutenant Colonel La
Officers Of Seventy ninth Highlandera
officers Of Nincty third regiment.
Officers Of One Hlrdrcdth regiment
oincers Of One Hundred and Second reg menh
THIRD BuiADE.
JCo J. NJ Verian, Acting BrRadier General and STAFF
Fifty-Gfth regiment Colonel Le Ca.
Thirty seventh regiment, Colonel Ashley.
Eighth regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Wentworth.
Officers Of the Ninth regiment
SECOND BRIGADE.
Br'gadier Ccneral Yates aud STAFF.
Fourth art lIery, with fun batteries Colonei Teller
Ninc'y sixth regiment, Colonel Krchb a.
Eghtyiourth rcnm mt, Colonel Conklny
Twelfth regiment Colonel Ward
Sixth regiment, Colonel Mason.
Fifth regiment, Colonel Burger
rIRsr niGArx.
Biycder General Spc = ard staff
Z Nlnety-ninh regiment, Coloae, oMahoney.
Seventy .nrst regiment, Co'one Tradora.
First cavalry, Colonel Mnlon
Third cavalry, Colonel postloy
Thc Seventh rcgineLt Colonel CLARK will be the Guard
~ rom tho arrival o. Le .eahI on aondiy uE.ll
their departure on Tuesday.
Battalion United States Marines.
United States .ila'y and Naval Officers low in the
cly, mounted.
Major General Dix aud Staf
G1arl Of Honor.
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Grard OF Honor.
Troop of Cavalry, al cscoit 10 the Grand MARSHAL
Drigidar Gen ia, Ull, Grand MalshaL
Colonel John W. Avery, Aid
Hon Abram Nakeman. Aid
Hon. Charles g. Cornell AID.
Colonel JDmcs Price, AID
Captain Charles a. .jtstson, hld.
Colonel g. A. john on. Aid.
SECOND DIVISION
Colonel ~ Il; r.ablu, Marsha.
w. M Tweed, Jr.. Ala.
Colonel George s. Van Bnnt Ad
W. r. termlyea, Jr, Aid
= t. Bcnell AID.
,rJ1.
Member ~ The Ciiy Government
The layers Of New yurS ami other cities
T. Mayors Of New York aEd other Giles
The roard OF Aldermen the city Of New York preceded
by tp ir Sergeant-ai Arms