The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-15
PAssrD.-In the reports of the recent

PASSED. D.-In the reports of the recent
examinations at West Point, contained
in Letters Of correspondents to the New
York journals. no applicant from South
Carolina is put down as having passed.
This is mistake. Mr. Thomas Sims, of
Rock Hill, who, it will be remembered,
received the appointment after q compe-
titive examination at this place, entered
the class at West Point without difficulty.
The correspondents committed the error
OF putting Mr.. Sims down as from
Pennsylvania.
MINISTER ORR's ODsEQu1Es. The re-
mains OF the late Hon. James L. Orr
will arrive in Columbia, on the Char-
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad,
at 2 P. NJ. to-day, accompanied by the
several committees appointed by the
Governor, the City Council OF Columbia,
the citizens OF Anderson, and by many
personal friends of the deceased. The
remains will be received by the several
committees appointed for that purpose,
and will be escorted by the Masonic fra.
ternity, the City Council, State anthori-
ties in the city, and citizens generally,
to the hall Of the House of Representa-
tives, where they will lie in state until
Monday morning, when they will be es-
corted to the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad, where committees, charged
with that duty. will receive the casket
and accompany the remains to Anderson
Court House, at which place they will lie
in state during Tuesday. The funeral
services will be performed at Anderson,
on Wednesday,. when all that is mortal
OF the lamented and honored James
Lawrence Orr will be consigned to the
tomb. ReQuisscat in pace.
PROGRAMME OF THE RECEPTION OF THE
REMAISs OF Hon. JAMES LAWRENCE Orr
All military and civil organizations de-
string to participate in the procession to-
day, to assist in paying tribute OF re-
speos to the remains of the Hon. James
L. Orr, late Minister to Russia, will re-
port promptly at the depot of the Char.
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad,
at O'Clock P. NJ.
The procession will be formed in the
following order, and move through
Blanding etreet to Richardson street,
thence to the State House:
The Mayor and City Council, with the
City Guests.
Delegation from Anderson.
State Officers anl Committees.
Hearse.
Masonic Fraternity.
Eighteenth United States Infantry.
Civic Societies.
Fifth Regiment National Guards, S. G..
Citizens.
Carriages.
On the arrival Of the train, the budy
will be received by the Masons and de-
, posted III the hearse. The procession
will then move as above through the
route indicated. On the head OF the
column reaching the State House, it will
be halted and formed in two lines, facing
inward. The pail bearers will then take
the body from the hearse and pass down
through the lines, and deposit it in the
hall OF the House Of Representatives.
The Committee OF Reception will as
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ties to places in the hall.
The ceremonies will be completed by
the reception of the body in the State
House, and placing it in the hands oil
the Guard of Honor.
The following gentlemen have been
appointed as aids to the Marshal: G. NJ
Wilder. Eeq., Captain j. L. Little, Major
J. NJ. Morgan.
G. L. ANDERSON, Marshal.
MASONIC RECEPTION OF Ex-MIS1srEI
OERs REMAINS. The committees ap
pointed by the different Masonic Lodges
in this city, to make arrangements fol
the reception OF the body Of ex-Ministel
u. l.. Orr, met at Masonic Hall, and
organized by electing W. X. Greenfield,
Chairman, and G. A. Darling, Secretary.
a resolution was adopted, that com
miltee of twelve be appointed to act as
pail bearers, aud the following named
gentlemcn were appointed by the Chair
Gov. F. J. Moses, Col. Thos. Dodamead
Gov. r X. Scott, DR.. J. F. Ensor, 2. P.
Moses, Esq, Jacob Levin, Esq, Hon.
I. j. Robertson, Hon. s. ". Melton,