The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-26
The Third Division.


Closely following the Second division the Third
division led by Colonel Frank Howe, Grand Marshal
and his aids, j. A. Stevens, Jr, and Major james Il
Smith, mounted splendid gray horses, and wearing
mourning scarfs of black silk the shoulder They
were succeeded by the band and drum corps the TweA
United states infantry from Fort Hamilton, who were
Immediately in front Of detachment of about forty OF
the Haw kns Zouaves carrying cid battle Hays, Grapes
lin mourning, under Lieutenant Jackson. The
medical faculty were next represented and were
succeeded by the clergy on foot-among WHOM
were the foowing:-Rght. Rev Archbishop Mo
Coskey Very Rev Dr. Stars, V. G.. Rev. Francis ic-
Merry, Rev. j. P Thompson; Rev r Hitchcock, lev
Rev J. D. Dunno Rev. U H. Blair, Rev. Fl. 8. StevenA
\ Rev. Mr. Loomis, Rev. Q. Eastman Rey VIM Rinnet
e Rev J. H. Orter, Rev julius Hone Rev John I Emen-
!; dorf Rev Mr.. Huntington, Rev. Dr.. Hodge, Rev. Dr.
4 Weston and Rev. c. Melieny.
Tho bar was represented by Professor Theodore Dwight
4 The members OF the Chamber of Commerce wearing
the mourning badges Of the Chamber followed, headed
remark that OF the Oldest members Of the Chamtsr
Colonel Murray who was present yesterday, and marched
on foot the whole route walked in the funeral pIocos
Z sion of General Washington. Among the members pre-
+ sent were the foowing:-A A; Love- General Dodss
George WILSON, r. W. Rctes W. n. smith, Colonel Mur.
/, ray Thos D, Sheffield, Hiram weibridge,J NJ white
y and many others 60
banks Of the c1y o. New York, also wearing mourniaa
4 badCes-among whom tho following:J Q. Jones'
Geo ness cce cHss p S Iowf
y A. Murdock A. f. silliman, t. $. Frazer, r p Perrin
nS pak " baeT PEW Wsm S Mcesn, ' 4
delegation Of about forty persons representing ne
New York Board of Fire Insurance C0mpanies wearing
q mourning badges and Grape, Mr. G. T. Hope, Presiicn
T. succeeded the members Of the associated benks
q These were followed by the Atheneum Club WIN. l.
Bodgct President numbering about three hundred per-
sons, wearing appropriate mourning badges, and the
ing about three hundred persons, all wearing Grape and
badges and headed by the banners OF the respective
y clubs
came next headed by the band OF the Fifth regiment
4 United States Army, and numbered about Ave hundred
q persons all Of whom mourning badges. Thess
were again succeeded by the Union General Committees
4! John Fl. White Marshal; the Tammany General Com,
mittee Noah Childs Marshal and the hozar. Gens,t
wearing the usual mourriuS badges, and numbering
h the aggregate about eight hundred men.
The delegation Of the Union League OF America, wnics
followed next headed by the Newark band mustered "
great numbers reaching the total nearly five thousald
= men, and were commanded by Charles il. Marshall:
They marched subdivisions, each headed by band
and drum corps and by flags heavily draped with bac.
The German Central Committee MI Conlopy, Marshal,
wearing mourning embems and headed by their banner
and band and numbering about two hundred anu nIsy
persons followed, and were succeeded by the hsorcs
Society the city Of New York, Richard Warren, Char
The Republican German Central Committee, q. ,.
Steinbruner Marshal numbering two hundred and my
members with banner band followed end were again
succeeded by the citizens OF the Pacific coast. num-
bering about hundred and nty persons headed By
the colossal figure Of California hunter dressed In
complete hunting suit and bearing heavy rifle Grapes
mourning, apparently with the greatest ease ns y
marchedthc cynosurc Of thousands Of cyes-~itn henA
s. active tread proudly along
The rear OF division brought by tho Cadets
e of Temperance and the Grand Division OF the sons OF
Temperance wearing their full regala, and numbering
~ about four hundred men,
The Fourth Division.
81 a,,i,i,c coropoaed exclusively OF the
Masonic fraternity and other orders II the nearly 'o'a
of the usual egaa hndered the lodges from pre-
sontne the imposing appearance which such large body
of men arrayed In the brilliant insignia OF ther order
would undoubtedly exhibit yet atsired IN UNIFORM piacE
N babllments and aided only by simple, unprstendins
a ,ounng badges and sprigs Of acacia-ths emblem Il
yesterday BY them, their appearance
wan striking In the extreme aud appropriate 10 the
mournfu occasion. This division headed by General
Hobart ward Marshal and his aids and brass band and
were followed by the lodges Of tho Free and Accepted
- Masops of New York Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Green
noInt and Harlem in the following order:-
National Lodge, No. 200, W. Rayton, Master ITO mso-
'e Progressma Lodge No. aS4, Williamsburg, as mem
: Corner stone, williamsburg, Brother Eckcrson, has
% 6lt tn Lodge, No 44o, williamsburg, IL olsn.a
4 Yewirse, No Ssi, williamsburg, 40 membors
ri Evergreen, Brooklyn; Commonwealth, Lexington, Ho-
~ henndcn Zercdetha, Brooklyn and Anglo Saxon, ruub
N boring together IFS mernbers
81 Drgo N. y aoodhcart, Master, 20 membcra
III Worth, A. H. Brewing, Master, 90 members
I'll por,c No $50 Robert Lewis, Master, 90 members
IA Ionic, No 4so VIM Wilson, haster, 81 members.
" Greenpont No 4o3, VIM, Helms, Master, 90 membsvA
N Zorubabel No 800 J. K Webster Master, 80 members
e. Humboldt, No 512 Mr. Schesel Master, 30 membcsA
n Atlas John Boyd Master, 30 members.
III Corintbian No 4ss j. Champion, Master 90 membsSk
81 Mariners j. Champion, Master, "a mernbera
n Neptune, No ST, WIN. Davs. Mast u inembsn
"a Monitor, No. 52s, l. Hines Master, 90 T.emberA
NaaA Cnfns a..ar
III Adelph % MEMBER
"a York J. W. Fraser Master, 80 members
II Hone No 244, pinpmen Master, Is membcrS
III Eastern STAR No 2l7, Dubois, dastcr 10 memborA
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