The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-27
lily studded with silver nails, and bears upon
the lid silver plate with the following in
GEORGE PEABODY,
Born in Danvels,
Jan. 18th. 1885.
Died in London
Dec 4th 1850


The casket is surrounded by tall candles in
elegant silver candlesticks, while overhead the
canopy of black broadcloth is box plated with
white silk cords, radiating from the centre to
the sides of the cabin and being fastened at the
| centre by knot, from which depend two ele.
giant French silk tassels directly over the lid
of the coffin.
After visiting the chapel the party returned
to the Mahoning and were shortly on their way
to the city. A description of the Monarch ha:
been SO recently published in our paper tina,
1t would be unnecessary to reprint it here.
AT THE FALMOUTH.
Immediately upon reaching the hotel con-
sultation between Mr.. Russell. Admiral Farra-
gut, Gen. Sutton and the gentlemen from Pea
BODY, the Committee of the Peabody institute
Gen. Brown and Mayor Putnam, took pace
when the following arrangement was declueu
upon: In accordance with the wish OF the
British Admiralty. the remains will lie in state
| on hoard the Monarch until Saturday noon,
| when thew will be brought ashore, probably on
the tho. Aanked by the boats of the British
and American vessels in two long lines, lowed
by the tug. The remains will be landed at
Atlantic wharf, and will there be received by
Governor Chamberlain, the military escort,
composed of the Mechanic Blues and Light
Infantry, the Executive Council, the Heads of
Departments, and tho Naval officers accompa-
nying the remains; from whence procession
will be formed direct to City Hail. where the
remains will lie in state.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Hall h. @
Monday will be open to the public. On Tues
day the remains will be conducted to the rail-
road depot by the funeral procession, under
command of Col. L. d. NJ Sweat. During
the moving of the procession the bells of the
city will toll, and the Mahoning will be sta
toned in the stream near the depot and fire
minute guns until the funeral train leaves the
city The following is the
ORDER OF CEREMONIES.
The City Council and Committees will receive the
remains at the main entrance to the City Building,
and are requested to meet at the Mayors Office for
that purpose before the hour It which the remains
will reach the building. The time will be fixed here
AFTER
The building will be closed to the public on the
day the remains are received there unless other no.
tice Ia hereafter given. 1t will be opened ON Mon
day at A. NJ. for all persons, and will continue
till O'Clock P. NJ, at which time it must be closed
Tue purpose OF preparing Inc succeeding
Persons entering the ball requested to do by
the main stairway and pass out by the reae stair
way. On Tuesday next, the day of the removal of
the remains to Peabody, no persons can be admitted
10 the building by the front entrance except persons
on duty. the societies forming the procession, and
the varions officers hereafter named. The galleries
in the Hail. the rear end OF the Hail. the reception
and adjoining rOoms and the first and second corri-
DORIS will be opened to the public the entrances to
Myrtle street doors will be opened tor ladies at 81
O'Clock, A. NJ and for all persons at 81 O'CLOCK A M
The ceremonies will commence at 81 O'Clock. A. NJ,
promptly, at which time the Marshal is requested to
Hall.
The following persons are requested to be at the
MAYORS office. at o'clock, A. NJ:
The Governor and staff.
Admiral FarragIt and staff.
Committees from the town of Peabody and from
the Peabody Institute.
Trustees OF the Peabody Educational Fund.
Commanders of the Monarch and Plymouth.
Her Majesty's Consul and Naval officers.
Naval and Army officers of the United States.
Judges OF the United States aud State Courts.
The Governors Council.
Members OF the Legislature and State officers
Collector Of the port. Postmaster, Collector and
Assessor of Internal Revenue and United States Dis
Mayor aud City Council of Baltimore
Committees from other City Councils.
City Council Of Portland and committees reeep-
ton Of Mr.. Peabody's remains.
Spanish and French Consuls
Ex Mayors Of the City OF Portland.
President aud ex-Presidents OF thu Board Of Trade.
United States Marshal and Deputies.
counties.
Judge and Recorder Of the Municipal Court.
captains and officers OF the United States Revenue
Marine.
Officers Of the English steamers in port.
Slergymen OF tue ets Of Portland.
Subordinate officers OF the city OF Portland.
Subordinate ON sers Of Customs and Internal Rev.
enue.
At the time fixed tor the beginning OF the cere-
monies in the hall, the above officers will form at the
Mayors Office under the direction OF the Marshal,
enter the hall and take the positions which will be
assigned to them.
Immediately the ceremonies of removal will COM
mence and proceed according to the following pro-
1-Quartette and chorus from the "Messiab."
Lachrymosa from .sMozartls REQUIEM" by the
Hadyn Association accompanied by the Ger
mania Orchestra.
2-Prayer by Bishop Neely.
3-Music by the Portland Band.
4-Chorus from the Messiah
Prayer from "MOses in Egypt"
Chorus, "Happy and BEST" from ''St. Paul"
"Then round about the Starry Throne" from
sampson"
Chorus fiom the "Hymns of Praise" by the
Haydn Association while the remains are being
taken from the hall.
The public are particularly requested to continue
IN their places till the procession has left the build
ing.
The hall will then be closed, but will be reopened
as soon as it can be arranged
The upper corridor will be reserved exclusively for
the Haydn Association.
AS 1t is necessary that the regulations should be
TO avoid confusion, the committee appeal with
ance with them and with all directions that may be
given by any person on duty.
Members OF the press desiring tickets will please
call at the Mayors office at o'clock Monday.
Per order of the Committee.