The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-27
GEO. PEABODYS PAGEANT.
THE PBEPARATION FOR TIE 0BsE-
QUIES IN PORTLAND.
The Corpse to Lie ON Board the Monarch
until SATURDAY. at Noou-Robert G.
Winthrop to Deliver tae Euiosy-Legis-
Isturcs and other Bodies TO Participate

The Corpse to Lie ON Board the Monarch
nntil SATURDAY. at Noon-Rebcrt c.
Winthrop to Deliver tae EuIosy-Legis-
Isturc. and ether Bodie. 20 Psr,,c,pnt.
IN the Cercmonte..
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PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 26.-On the arrival OF
the Peabody feet last night. Capt William II.
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Sacomo' oi tno rymou'n' came on snore ana
proceeded 70 the Falmouth House, where ho
had m intorvi.v with Admiral Farragut
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'ne 'om"i''o VI 'pe Town VI Icapouy anu
the representatives OF the State OF Maine and OF the
city of Portland In giving an account of the voyage
80. ,,,,. 20 %
from Engand TO America, which he described as
very pleasant one, Capt. Macomb said. After leay.
ing soi,bcad the two ve.ss,s saoa in cornanv un,,
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the town OF ushant, In France, had been passed,
when g,le OF wind and rain struck them, during
.hich 'hey lost sis't OF each other The Plymouth
aner unsuccessully endeavorinR to find the Monarch
by making traverse courses sailed directly to the
pIac. of rsnds,von. nrov,ors,, nr,ood mo, ,ia ,s
land OF Madeira.
In going TO Madeira the Plymouth made very fast
tim. ..uinv sho,, ,or,,o.n Lro,s an No., 49,, an
""'' e""ns soou' "ui'cen hnos IN nour' ahu I'M
chored In the harbor OF Funclnl two or three days
before the Monarch arrived. While living there a
strong southwest wind arose. and the vessel was In
danger OF being driven on shore, so that II was
iouhd 70 sup tile cable In standing to sea-
""u =" run inVo sao POSITION, the Monarch was
discovered at anchor on the town OF somns on the
other aid. of tbe Islana Roth xo.soi. ,,oro ,.aa
~, ~ w o'. ''o" "e'e we"
got under way, and sailed with strong and favorable
,ru nVrne,p WINDS loI bcrmuua.
=, The Monarch sailed slowly 10 comparison with the
rymouth ,ne srcw being little used In order to
proeeedod in aSyanes Of ,Se 'he ppymogth
Mhete sue renamed plne hours, taking In fresh pro-
W. as. anu soSn as ".ro there awaiting
both vessels then sailed direct from Portland max
in9 rus use , o. BON n ssii . anu steam m power.
Ihe 'Mo resses uuIlhg ,ne greater portion OF the
voyage sailed from one-ouarter TO one-half mile
aoart, ehu oy means OF CODE OF signals were able
% sassis acfy tehy MIN esen o.ner VIM
gun. were fred on board the Plymouth-which took
the lead-for pilot The nrnK was distinctly heard
in Portland, aud gave rise to that tie long
saoee.cd nee, ma arrived; but no,hing dcfnit" wa.
asown ll "a, lsso IN tie evening when the pilot boat
| plymouth.
The monitors steamed down to the feet at
o'clock this mornin-. AZ they steamed past the
| Monarch and took their limo in the rear the Ply.
mouth ssluted 10 which the monitors both replied.
weighed anchor aid sailed up to The inntr harbor
| the Monarch leading. followed by the Mantono
mob, the Terror then the Plymouth and smaller
Georges, in the inner harbor. The spectacle was
very hnr and was witnessed by q great number OF
The Peabody Committee boarded the Monarch,
and after seeing RUSSELL concluded to come to lie
| city AID make the 6nai arrangr mcnts, The Com.
mttee returned In the Mahoning There were no
ceremonies board tie Monarch.
$50 T.. M.-The decision of Mr. Rnssel md tha
Committee Is that the body will remain ON board
uu I'll Saturday noon when IL to be brougi ashore
and escorted TO the City Hail by naval processon
composed OF the officers and men OF the ubole
| squadron. IL is to he received by Gov Chamber.
lain and -tan, the Peabody Committee, and The city
| authorizes. The Hall IL then to be closed uniil
| Monday, when the body viii lie in state and the
public arc to be admitted On Tucsla, the 1nal cor
emoni,s take place, and the body Is to be escorted
| TO tie dcpot.
Both branches OF the Maine Legislature will attend
row
The special train for the Peabody obs quo. started
fom Boston al o'clock to-day for Portland and IA
cxneeted TO leave Portland for Peaboiy on Friay Al
noon.
hobert @ winthrop and other members OF the
the Peabody Destitute and the onacers Of The salem
Academy OF scifncs Joined tho party. Mr. Win.
thIop will deliver the euIo=y ut the hnul obscquits
both Houses Uf toe Maryland Legislature unani.
mously appointed a JOINT Committee TO attend in
person the obs, qnies OF George Peabody, repre-
senta,lyes Of the Geucral Assembly Of Maryland
PORTLAND, Jan Evening. The rt sson Tor not
landing the remains OF George Peabody until Satur.
day Is tlnt The Brt III Government instructed Can't.
Commercll thh the remains were TO lie In state ou
board toe Monarch two days after their arrival.
Gov. chamberlain and stan, escorted by the Me.
chtnics Blues nn infantry, with funeral car, will
receive The remains nj Atlantic WIS and proceed
Win the naval escort 10 Tue CITY Hall, where tie
Guy authorities viii rec I've them. The hall viii
troope Monday The body VIII lie IN slate, and the
nail VIII be opened To tue public from O'Clock In
lLe morning TO O'Clock IN me evening
oh TuesdA6 me BODY o The hall Will be reserved
or socieues VINO are TO JON IN lhe procession. and
distinguished quests and omcors, among whom
CIV, Chamberlain ana stan Admiral FarIagut and
;tln comml,tecs from the town OF Peabody and the
peabody institute, tie trustees OF the Peabody Edu-