New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

Board o
Iue,,Ors Schools and Ir.sees Of Common Schools
I,GoyeTBoTs ~, s1,So Of The State Of SewTOTk.
, the senate, and lss@iV Of the State Of New-York preceded
sy ,est 5j '.%s ci fi" R State
A JUDGES Of the Court of Appeals
Foreign Ministers and Consnls
NesYos Sa's SsS socety c Iye" Of the Cincinnati
c,pSa f5sfGi5 af ihs + Fo1t S0%Hs5Ss of Sss.Yors
HsrborM Masters
Pilot Commissioners.
Port Warden. dan Others deriving authority from the State Govern
His E5;g, hs F[ssass' G. Of Of as helm, {aSl sIs. States
rTresent!ng the Government Of the
Invited Guests Of the City Authortes;
o''' and salon THR6 s 5eIG9 DiSIsioS sion A'' 'S'
Seeoad Division National Guard Sia'e o. Newiofk.
Grand Army q the Republic,
h''' D'i'SI SIu5b 1VSari Wa1i Lincoln G1cI Union
Union Home and school for the Orphans soldiers aud Sailors
The procession passed up Broadway to Fourteentl-st
fe5 tu 10 tbe funeTalc car 10 be taken to woodlawn
Cemetery for inerment. The column was az least two
miles in length and each regiment ComhlShgl Was ae
companied by bands Of music which PLAYED funeral
ma relies There 200 more carriages IN the me- I'M
inediatcly following the body, which contained numerous
officers Of the navy, who either knew the late admiral IN
life or had brought into contact with nm 10y duty
His secretary aud the members OF his family were me
IN the procession, but rode Win the hnds OF ter
carriages closely drawn. After the carriages containing
the above mOurners, followed seNelal IouI IN haIu S
first OF which contained Gov Holman ana melnDeis o
his staff The President was dressed IN pam slt OF
Lack
invisible to the crowds lining both sides of the street
Mrs Farragut was in landau, drawn ny two brown
horses which intended TO have been open hut Whch
The rain necessatcd covering she st III company Mltn
her SON Loyal. The rain was constant, ana AT unes
distinct feature OF the procession There scarcely
window that not filed with ladies, upon each street
along the entire route. The coffin was covered Wlth
velvet pail, which was the name OF "tflaGW III
white letters on each side. -
procession, which had been stationed IN Waiung' sue
cessively fell into the line and the column was formed
fhaup
the turnout not 80 large az 1t would otherwise nave
in passing the Lincoln monument in UniOn-square
Notwithstanding the the at this point was mag
nihcent Looking east from inc corner Oh
and Universityplac the Washington and Lincoln mon
directly in front of the observer and facing
each other at opposite sldes o the square broadWaE
III opens to the SOUTH about midway between them The
al che ouuroaCh Of the procession wide space was
cleared by the police slight commoton indicated the
approach of the procession, and the next moment the
%t ed o. I T6 Grand Wsrs6S and Ms numerous monnted
aids were followed by a compact body of marines, th'
bright red yellow, and white OF whose uniforms and th'
almost ds2lne esct by Contrast With the continuous
umbrGllaroofed crowd which formed the dark back
ground. The display Of the military very fine, anC
the spectators eagerly commented ON the marching anC
commands The effect Of the rain and mud however
was such 10 deact considerably from the excellent a
cuG The ,Iifc We're crowded With spectators who Il
lcntly witnessed the spectacle.
Personal.
The Grand Marshal was Gen. Alex. s. webb, whose
Aids were: Gen T. Tremane GEN c. w. Darling Gen.
Carleton Surgeon James McMaster-, L. = "; Gen. L.
Opdyke. Lieut. Commander Woodward. u. S. N; Major
f. $ Daniels, Major Rugers, Brg-Geu. James +. Han,
Lieut. Wheeler, US 4; Col Alfred Wagstaf Col. John
Fowler Col G. A. Arthur, Col. W. C. Church, Gen. Kid
loo. j. H. Draper, iCOl BroOme L. = Marines. Col H. G.
rineeTs' Lieut. Henry Metcaife T. $ A.; Lieut.. t. L.
Camp, L. ;. A.. Major T. II Kent.
The party which escorted the DOdl tfOm Portsmouth
consisted Of Alderman Lawrence Il. jerome, Chairman
gf the Joint Committee OF Arrangements Kear admiral %
L. Bailey, Com A. NJ PennOck, Paymaster D. = Gun
ninghan Lieut. Loyal FaTagnt Of the 9TH United States
artillery, son Of the Admfa Major - T. Mont gomeiy
X Graham representing the Loyal Legion, and Acting
The following officers OF the sloop-of-war Brooklyn
composed the Guard Of Honor: Midshilman Porter,
Richmond Mdshpnian Hubbard, Midshinnan Wood
Mj,hipman Abbott
The DECORATIONS.
On Broadway Canal-st. and FfLayc. nearly all stores
were closed and the fronts Of buildings generally
draped with mourning. On Canast nearly every build
ing was neatly festOoued with mourning emblems
In Broadway the symbols Of mourning were both M.
merous and elegant. The Union and Blossom Clubs
gracefully festooned and were surrounded with ags
The Fifth Avenue Hotel partially draped. II also
houses were likewise decorated with mourning tokens
In front Of the Olympic Theater the motto I'VE all
the loss Of our nations hero" Al Ball Black Il
Co.'S the gait eagle above the portico was
to d be m seen holding a@S III W ' .af GfSh eST eSe and
store, nearly opposite, was speudidly decorated.
very he osn"S TSs i'4e I az NiDi0 = over M rune the
Grape and on either side were the notices. "The no
blcst Roman of them all :" After ife tfu fever he
sleeps we'll" In front Of Rockwood's gallery, near
Tbirteenthst, was fine portrait Of Frragut standing
by the bnnacle of his ship glass in hand. A. 4. stew
arts store was heavily hung with black SO also were
Lord Taylor's and 9. q. Gunthers sons.
the side OF the CITY Hall fronting toward the Bat
terry there festoOns Of black muslin, above
other and ihe same cloth wound around the pillars
Of the structure. on the side toward Broadway
there was was, Also also diGspery I9e side OF the
with three Of festoons OF black muslin.
The building ChambeIsst opposite the County Court
drapery along the balcony, the frant the buding
above that and projecting nom the arnter the build
ing was stan, atacAeu 10 Nhleu was large American
Sieoi A. Davidsons store was handsomely decorated
though like many others they supposed that the funeral
Ould Be postponed account OF the and had
begun to the Grape when the guns were heard.
on
The head Of the procession reached the junction Of
st. and FOurthave. ten minutes past two
the band playing the Dead March from Saul. The ram
was st falling steadily, and the 100 policemen detailed
at this point under Inspector Jamson were half dencbed
Despite the storm however, the sidewalks and door
seps Of the adjacent houses we're thronged WIN spec9
a,ecaI train OF u stood upon the side
track In charge OF Capt Thorne Of the City Hall Pre-
or Tbe oc ocomctye @Goyenr drawing the funeral
car backed upon the side track and coupled TO te
open space within the Gordon Of police %as sPeedi4 ns @
with the marshas musicians and marines f9lowedpy lIe
the plaforncaT designed for H. This was eanopied Win
Two large nags rising N the center nm ln DI1e SHe rc
railing around the heavily draped WIN bhCk'
which enyeloped the sides and even coeeaitG ,ns
other with side pillars wound with black ana Whe'
while long, graceful iuterlacng festoolT OF TIE same
oo0rs depended fOm the railing and the edge of me
canopy The stars and stripes were druptd peiOW edch
and IN tle middle stood low, hiatEidraped
eefhn-bed, aDoui tw' fcot high aud "ide ana ana
tailed 70 bear De cdn bestowed themselves upon the
funeral car, while the escort aud guests ed A others,
auOf which were whrlod away toward Woodawn, a.
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