New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
HONORS TO MINISTER ORR.
THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES TO-DAY.

THE FUNERAL CEkEhONlEo IO-DAA'
All day long yesterday, and until darkness
had fairly shut down the city, the stream of ylsi-
tors pouring in at the main gates of the City Hall up
the broad stairs, and through the Governors room,
where lie in state the remains OF the late Minister to
Russia was unbroken Representatives OF every class
OF society passed before the coffin and gazed upon the
emblems which adOrn It, The body has not been eX-
posed TO view but its presence III the room serves
20 attract hundreds Of visitors The sincere mourner for
the loss OF so honOred man, miDglng with the heart
less and curious fingered the casket Of the dead
guard OF honor has been maintained since midnight
OF wednesday members OF the Manhattan COmmandery
serving from that hour until m yesterday, repre-
sentatiyes OF the York Commandery from a. m until
a. m.; those Of the IvanhOe from a. N. until II m
the Cgur de Leon from that hour until D. NJ followed
By the Columbian and they in turn by the Morton and
the Palestine The funerals to take place to-day Pres
dent Grant and several OF his Cabinet officers
pected 70 attend. well the Common Council in
body The Grand Lodge OF MasOns are to report at the
Governors room at O'Clock, and not at the Masonic
Temple. The following persons were yesterday ap-
pointed aids 10 Grand Marshal in addition 70 those
whose names have already been puDlished ii. G. Car
ter W. H. Lewis, T. s. Daniels, Charles II. Brain and A.
j. Brnkerhof 1t also decided, yesterday, that the
remains should be- placed the steamer for South Car
ona at the foot of Thirteenth instead OF Fourteenthst
The procession will leave the Cily Hail. this afternoon
NJ os0 The police escort OF the procession will consist
of six members OF the mounted squad black horses
and 25 officers from Broadway Squad all under the
command OF Inspector Geo. W. Dks. Capt Leary OF the
Twentyszh Precinct will preserve order at the City Hall
Park with largo number OF officers, the whole force OF
the Nine teenth Precinct under Capt Gunner being de-
tailed at the church After passing up broadway TO
Madson-square, the procession will march through
Twenty-thirdst and Madisonave 20 the Rev. Mr.. Hep
worth's Church, at Fortyffhst and Madisonave. The
services at the church will at D. and, il is un
dersOOd, Will not DO protracted 10 an unreasonable
length The formation OF the procession at the close OF
church services w be as follows.
Troop, side hadisonaIe night resting
Seventh Regiment, side night resting Forty
a. right resting Madison LOes begpnng with the highest
number side OF Foryouh Por hri aud ForI secondts
rght resting MsdsonaYe
ears % knights Tempar CHEF moorners Mayor and Common
Coopcl; DepAItmeuts Fonig hnrtry aad OOnsnls
i0 overor Governor Of NewYork H. Governors o
other with Ooers Of Army and Navy H. Omers % the Owl
st.e. and City Judges IT, Members Of Congress aad Legs
lAture. citirens. and otherA
The column will move through Madison-ave. 10 Forty
eeeond-st; thence 10 Fithaye. down Fifth-aye. 10
Fonree through Fourteenths 70 EleventhaYe.:
and from there 10 the pier at the foot OF West Iir
teenthst, where the remains will be transferred 20
revenue cutter which will carry them TO Jersey City. At
which place special train Will be In waiting. BY reso-
luton OF the joint Committee OF the Common Council
ali the public offices will be closed after y. IN Tue
music OF the church will he under the direction OF Mr..
Hopkins Director OF ST. Ceoe Lodge, and Will be fur
nshed by volunteer quaTtee choir, with cholr Of 40
male voices.