The Portland daily press., 1870-01-29


As soon as the remains are placed aboard
the Leyden the Monarch will fire signal gun
to announce the embarkatiOn, when the Ply
mouth will fire gun followed every two min
utes in regular order from the monitors, the
Fort and the Arsenal. The boats will proceed
in regular procession, with ''oars tossed" until
they arrive at Atlantic wharf, where the re-
mains will be transferred to the store-house on
the wharf and placed in charge of Gov. Cham
berlain, with an appropriate address from Capt.
Commerell, to which the Governor will re-
spond, and then the body will be placed in the
funeral car and carried to the City Hall. The
order of procession will be as follows:
Portland Band.
Mechanic Blues and Portland Light Infantry under
the command Of Gen. j. M. Brown
Maine Legislature with Hon: =: d. Cushing Oh wal
Funeral Car attended, by the Committee ct the Pea
body institute as Pail Bearers.
Relatives of deceased.
Carriage containing Admiral Farr gut, Capt. Com
mereIl Gov. Cham berlain and Mayor Putnam.
The Executive Heads OF d .partments.
Staff of Adm raj Farragut and Gov. Chamberlain.
Officers OF the British and American Squadron lying
in the HarbOr.
The procession will move up India to Con-
gress street, down Congress to the City Hal,
where the remains will be deposited and the
doors locked. During all the ceremonies min
ute guns will be fred from the ships, Forts and
Arsenal.
The entrance to the hall has been draped, the
windows being covered with white, with three
stipes of black alpaca, one on each side and
one in the center, and the balcony erected for
the Haydn Association has been festooned with
white and black, and the balusters are also COW
cred with black. The ceremonies will con-
clude soon after - o'clock, as Mr. Peabody
Russell is anxious to visit Massachusetts, to-
morrow and return Monday. The remains
will then lie in the City Hall Till Tuesday
when the final ceremonies will take place and
the body be removed to Peabody.
Funeral CortcEe.
Removal of the remains of the late George Peabody
from ihe City Ha!, Portland, to the Railroad Std
ton, Feb. LIST, 1870,
ORDER OF PROCESSION,
AND
ROUTE OF MARCH.
Funeral Escort.
Marshal.
-Four Companies 9Th United States AstMlsTy and
all under command of Gen. B. H. Hill
and Staff, United States Army.
Pail Bearers, consisting of Ex-Mayors and Express
liam Willis Joseph Howard. William W.
Thomas, Neal Dow, james 7. McCobb,
Jacob Mcclellan, Augustus E. Stew
ems, John B. Brown, T. C. Her.
sey, Jonas H. Perley.
Guard Wado Of Funeral Car Guard Hnnds OF
with six men on
Detachment each side as Detachment
ct Portland bearers from U. of Portland
Light infant D. M MeS Steamer Me snan
Capt. Ma,itocks. An'As' cpa patti Parker.
Family.
Committee from Peabody.
Trustees of Peabody Institute.
Trustees of the Peabody Educational Fund.
His Honor the Mayor OF Portland.
the Plymouth.
Spanish Consul, French Consul and British Vice
Consul.
(AU the abooe in cdrridgesD
The Staff of Admiral FarIagut.
Officers Of the English and United States Armies,
Staff of the Governor of Maine.
Executive Council.
Ex-Governors of Maine, Ex U. s. Senators and Rep
resentatiyes
Senate and House of Representatives OF Maine pre-
coded by their Officers.
Delegation of the New York legislature
The Mayor and Delegation OF the City Council OF
Baltimore
U. s. Marshal and District Attorney.
Adjutant General and Attorney General OF Maine,
Clerks OF the Federal and State Courts.
Collector OF Customs, Postmaster, Collector and As
SCISSOR of Internal Revenue.
Officers of Customs and Internal Revenue. !
County Cfncers.
Aldermen and Common Council of Portland.
Committee OF Reception and Subcommittee.
Com mittees and Boards of the various departments
of the City Government of Portland
City Solicitor, City Treasurer and Clerk.
Judge and Recorder Municipal Court.
Officers United States Revenue Service.
Officers English Steamers in Port.
Reverend Cegry Of the various Denominations.
Portland Board of Trade.
Mercantile Library Association.
Maine Charitable Mechanic Association.
Portlani Society OF Natural History.
Portland Institute and Public Library.
Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Maine,
under command OF Gen. Geo. L. Beal
Bosworth Post, No. 2, q. A. R., of Portland under
command OF Post Commander W. B. Smith.
The procession moving from City Hall, will pass
through the following streets:
Down Congress to Pearl, through Pearl to Middle
up Middle to Congress, up Congress to State down
State to Danforth down Dantorth to High, down
High to Commercial and thence to the railroad sta
ton.
After the train shall have left the station the pro-
cesson will march, under military escort, back to
City Hall, and there be dismissed.
L. d. NJ. SWEAT, Marshal.