The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30
THE FARRAGUT PAGEANT.
THE GROUNDING oTTHE q UERRIERE
WITH THE HERO'S BODK.


The Body ofthe Great Admiral Sent Forward
by n Fail River Steamcr-An Imposing
Civic and Military Display In tha cry To-
duy-Thc City in Mourning.
Unless all wcllestablished meteorological signs
co aslray, a storm may be anticipated to-day to in
teriere with and postpone tie imposing pageant
in honor of the late Admiral FarraFu';
but an old adaeo tells us that all signs fail in dry
weather, and some ground for hope may be gathered
tncreirom that the weather vii provo propitious.
The rub!ic are ready and xC us to manifest their
respect to the doceagod lcro, aud programme has
been arranged FOL today wicr, II not interrupted,
will afford enc Of the imposing burial parades rocu-
liar TO METROPOLITAN love of such exhibitions. Be-
sides the Organized demonstration under the ditec
ton OF Tie Joint Committee OF the Common Coun'
ell, the public at large will generally paw Difference
to the occasion by suspension OF business and
the display OF mourning emblcms throughout the
streets and avenues designated for the passage of
tho honored corpse.
DEPARTURE OF the REMAINS From PORTSMOUTH.
Tho preparatory stors in the conveyance Of the
remains to their final resting place were taken In
Portsmouth on Tuesday, Wien the body was taken
from the Marsh tomb, at st. Johns Church, in that
city and nut on board the frigaie Guerrero for
Transportation TO New York. The ceremonies OBJ
served wero very simple and appropriate. The
naval Officers and men attached To- tie Guerrero
and BROOKLYN, and representatives Of the city Gov.
eminent Of Portsmouth, marched IN procession to
the church, where were assem.led me special Com
and the following muurncrs Commodore Pen.
mock. the late Adniral's brother n-l,w; Lieut..
gomcry, his late Secretary Wien every hing was
IN readiness the procession moved from ne
s sSTTSS or G ss e%an' and an soomSs
OF cannon from the Navy Yard and renofwar In
the horbor. Al the whSri the bols was deposited
on tue gunboat speedwell Tor eonveyanee to the
Guerriere Which lay At anchor in the harbor. The
flags of all the shipVny were DISPLAYED at half mast
and an immense thronc of reople had gathered 10
Witness The ceremony A solemn cirgc was played
1y the mFrine band as the vessel moved slowlN
from til, docS with iis lonorcd freight. As ~
Sncedweu approached the Guorricre the guns Of
the latter belchcd iorth an Adr halls salute. The
remains were tucn raised on deck aud deposited on
the catafalque prcu1red for q cir rccettion. Com
modcrc ponnocg. Licr'cnaut rarragut, and Majc-
MOI tgoinery remained on board TO accompany Tie
body to this city. The srcedNol ro;uri 81 one"
with the rest q lCi comp nv, ana tie hutrriei 20
soon alter got under weirn tor this city.
WRECK OF TIE GUERRERO.
On Wednesday atuoor. tn-ougl some urs1~'l zinc (,
cause, tie Guerrero r0n hard agruund 'H Gtc''
Point Rim the cNtrcu.' moral ttg POINT OF - . .rk,.
Island. The dt.pat,utt received Veto. .. ttatr
that she went aground u t'rar weather auj VII. ri
urimpoaclahio that tIc accident was the result n
gross cat, snrss Communication was elected
vita hyannis. en- the Nassaenusetis shore. yc, Ter.
2.
steamer Island Home WAS sent over and
RESCUED rHr nopY oF TuG LATE ADMIRAL,
which was YESTERDAY dctqthed Al IIyanris and sent
fora ara TO Fan liver ty tie shore Line Railroad.
ht tire latter llrc j was ~, upon the re2u1r Fail
Ii,cr steamer last night, aud Is expected TO reach
tails city u Is rOrning
1ic Guertierc lies in dangerous condition
Aucr l1rdng Fdrrnguis rcmaiua ut lyannis, the
Island Home returned 10 her assistance. The uu-
dcrNriters steamer Charles Pearson. nom Boston.
and several tugboa,s from tAe tharIesiown Navy
AAFl u ~ ~ ~ Hn
RESCUE TuE rRiGArE
II rosslbIc At last account. Tie Gucrricre was be-
ing lirhened If her shot. coal. and oncr heavy
ioril hy vessels aloprsidr ard u Wa thought she
nj ht probably come Cd into deep wafer high
tide yesterday afternoon. Il Is Garcd that he Is
somewhat strained.
CHANGES IN Inv RRcrrrioS PROGRAMME.
Admiral Baiev teccrarlcd ,cstcrda, to the Con-.
mit'ce H. uis city pr,r & a plan that woul OIL
v.ate any necessity fora mobilization o. Iio-
rraWWc '.r the funeral to cav. HIS pan W. TO
have the tody put on 4 tugtod Of the Navy Yard,
and taken To- tue mouth he haihur. these 10 be
joined by tne Brooklyn, and carried up A. In the
original plan. Int tie Committee have corcrivci
another arrangement, which vii doubles be Cur
ttcd ou; I j. pan - IN effect TO Lee I, e cas- ci
nom the + 70 river steamer at tie EroOe!U May
Yard. ant deposit II there until de zine originally
set upon to receive It ut the foot tara street
At - tie joint Committee or Arrangements vii.
leave one Of the lover piers 70 'Cceve the body on
then be formed. lie boats Containing tie cssset.
beNrers. and naval iorcos and amti solemn cirge~
S9G oo , Tor and Ir Ge SS W m ss
tool OF Canal street, where II will he landed and
given 20 tie custody Of the city au'horlics with a
the punp and ceremony due an ofhcer oi his hi.l
rank.
INV ORDER ~ PROCESSION
under Clict Marshnl Gen. Webb. Il very elaborate
and comp &c. Tic military feature \ ~ be esre
ciay iul osin'. Tie entire FIRST Division. compris
ng az the National GuaIds u mis- city tie Sc ord
Division, 81 lracMg all the Broohh regiments and
a br ldo uf New Jersey militia viii raradc. hcsld
n re-
artillery nom IN" 70 Is At the mouth OF the har
Dor. Tie elegant military band rom Fort Hlmil
ton also the band Of the engineers corps will &C
company The re-uar troops In the line. brigade
Of the Fire pclartmen'. consisting OF ten compa
mics. in Nv blttalions. will CIm another feature OF
the procession Tie ,nic,ls OF tie city AM
county iroyernmens win participate in body, to
re'her with REPRESENTATIVES, Of the State and Genera
6 yernu ent7, and representatives, OF neighbour
uuncirahe".
FoRMArioS AND ROUTE OF MARCH.
TIE procession will form in reverse order OF
Canal sileet, broadway, aud F.urioe1th s.ro' &
ne cad OF le Ir ,e. r IS 20 ryGIs ;e an m
| line ia review. Each division ain wIcel into lin,
as II lie lGading division pas ~; tluS the whole co!
svrnue Inc route Of march Is No Canal street {.
| BrOaGway BRO dway 10 Fourteenth street; Four
| Forty second street; lcitY'sccond street TO tl'
new Ilar'Gn dcrot, W elre the remains viii b,
conveyed 10y special tain To WoodlaNn Cemetery
yolrSTtRY DEMONSTRATIONS OF RESPECT,
T.
church bells VA toll, aud minute guns will be fired
II j. Cxf cctcd thai the bur din at,n; the rout
vii, Gc genera iy 'rd!cd IN mourning Preparations
| for thI- we're making yesterday. Three thomson
| Yards OF black muslin wcle hung upou NJ, CO..
| Hal by tic Hon, Gcor-o Rcome Yesterday. IN.
new Court ll0usc VS. III ~ J. "ra'N covered MI
tie same material. Tho Manhattan tllb wts ltlt-
beautifully dr,rcd With black broldclo'h. htcvs
| & Co., OF Broome street, are MAKING gre jrcrarr
ton at their wa eiousc II IL avenue ana FCuttC' nt
| street. As sidewalk Crn mont, they have tho
full rsccd rgcrsoli shin Re Waite and BlLc. witt
| nngs at hall mast. 1t is cH!cctod that the most mi
| the BrCalwav hotels vii q" cunning drawer,
| TO nav, as wol ns many liiyatc residences. Flag
Will be universally displayed at half mast Enter
prisiTg occupants OF buildings along the line, Wit
| n keen eye to bushes, yesterday displayed no
| tees, some OF which read as oloWs;
FARlAGl OBsEQCIts. :
windows 70 lie on Second Floor. :
GENERAL SUSPENSION oF BUSINESS.
| by order OF Tie Secretary OF tic Nayy tue r. ook
lyn Navy Yard Will be close today in honor OF IA,
occasion, ana the mi, ors sailors, and marines Eta
toned there are ordered TO ppIticpUt" in the ohsc
4 n Rg ri Of D. lflS thu