The New York herald., 1875-11-27


Vice Presden ony Wilson from hs oos o q coraass ss ats
escort will assemble at the City a Saturday 27tn inst
At two o'clock M preparatory 70 proceeding TO the iey
Later in the day General shaler arranged the order
Of the procession 1t is as foIlows-
ORDER PROCESSION
ROOM No. 9, CRY HALL
NEW YORK, Nov. 26 1875.
The procession for escorting the remains Of the late
tho 27th inst, will be formed as iollows:-
Major General Shaer, with officers Of the First divi
sion stan as aids.
Brigadier General W. G. Ward in command Of escort
composed Of
Separate troop Of cavalry, Captain Carl Klein;
Washington Grey Troop Captain Baker;
Battery b, Captain John Klein;
Twenty second regiment, Colonel Josiah Porteri
Fifth regiment, Colonel Charles Spencer;
Sixty ninth regiment, Colonel James Cavanagh;
Ninth regiment Colonel Hitchcock
Eleventh regiment. Colonel Frederick Unbefant;
Seventh regiment, Colonel Emmons Clark, as guard
Of honor, with
Hearse
ocers of the Regular Army and of the National Guard
ofcers OF the Regular Army and Navy and of tho Ma
tional Guard, IN uniform on foot
Volunteer Military Organizations.
Battalion OF Police Department.
Battalion Of Fire Department without apparatus.
SECOND DIVISION.
Committee of United States Senate and Delegation in
charge of the remains in carriages
Judges OF United States Courts and other United States
His Exceency the Governor of New York and military
stan in carriages.
Judges OF State Courts and other State officials.
His Honor the Mayor of the City Of New York.
Committee OF the Board Of Aldermen and other mem
bers of the Board OF Aldermen and of the city
government including the Judges Of the
various Courts and Heads OF
DIVISION.
Political and other civic associations foot
FOURTH DIVISION.
Representatives OF associations societies and Boards of
Trade and Commerce In carriages
Citizens foot and in carriages followed by detach
ment OF police
The Committee of Arrangements extends respectful
invitations all officers OF the army and navy duty
in this vicinity officers OF the National Guard of this
State detailed for escort duty and OF the adjoining
States take part in the ceremonies and report this
office to the Undersigned, for assignment of position
column. ALEXANDER SHALER,
charge of procession.
Special orders have been issued to the regiments
mentioned notifying them appear at the City Hall
half past two r NJ The procession from the City Hall
will 10 the foot OF Cortlandt and there
await the arrival Of the remains. The Mayor Common
Council and other specially invited officials civic and
military will receive the remains at the Jersey City
depot The escort will form in line on the north sde
of Cortlandt street and side of Broadway, the
right resting on Greenwich street. the bands on tho
left of their respective organizations. From Cortandt
street ferry tho corege VIII proceed to the Grand Cen
trail depot whore SPECIAL cars will be ready to
| the remains and their escort
| special meeting of the New England Society was
! held al No. IA Pine street yesterday at noon take
reference TO the death of Vice President vii
son. Appropriate remarks were made by Alr Isaac H.
Bailey President of the society, Mr. John Winslow and
/ Mr. Clark Bell On motion of the latter gentleman
1 Messrs. Winslow Bell and Camp appointed
mttee to draw up resolutions eulogistc of the de-
ceased which duty they accomplished satisfactory
manner in the course of the afternoon.
The members of the Produce Exchange have decided
to cooperate with the Cotton Exchange their
rangcments concerning the funeral
Out of respect to the memory OF the dead Vice Pres
dent the Stock Exchange will adjourn al one O'Clock
Board:a-J. W. Kilbreth, Chairman; G. A.
Fanshawe. John D. Wilson, ,. NJ. Fuller, Ludlow
fccnn nhn
Slayback J. G. Carey Mendez Nathan, S. v White, $.
II fhaycr, d. T Wordcn
The Gold Exchange appointed committee to take
suitable action regarding the funeral deputation
from the Gold Exchange win attend the funeral
The Board OF Managers OF the Cotton Exchange held
q meeting yesterday morning and adopted appropriate
resolutions the death of Vice President Wilson, and
resolved 70 adjourn at halfpast twelve O'Clock to day
The United States Court convened noon yesterday
when Judge Benedict excused the jurymen until twelve
O'Clock on Monday, and adjourned the Court in re-
| spect to the memory OF Vice President Wilson.
Rev T. De Witt Talmage will preach tomorrow
morning in the Brooklyn Tabernacle a .fn
mcmoriam" of the late Vice President Wilson. Appro-
pirate music will be performed Mr. George W. Morgan
will preside at the organ.
In compliance with orders from the Secretary OF tho
Navy a mourning salute fired yesterday. The OH.
GERS of the navy will to-day wear the customary
mourning badge, which IS to be kept on for thirty
coLoRRD CITIZENS rRIBurK
At called meeting of coored citizens in Shiloh
Presbyterian church hast evening Rev. Henry Highland
Garnett was called TO the char and James IL Lewis
acted secretary. The Chairman delivered elo-
quent euogy upon tho deceased statesman The sturdy
and steadiast friend OF universal freedom series
resolutions expressive Of the OF the coored
citizens Of New York for the death OF Mr. Wilson and
expressive of their high estimate OF his virtues
UNANIMOUSLY adopted committee named TO rep
resent the meeting IN the honors paid to the OF
the Vice President their passage through this city
ORDER rLDRN.
The following order was issued last evening"
SPECIAL ORDER No l64
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, Stair OF NEW York,
ApJUTANr GENERALS OFFIcg,
ALBANY, Nov s26, 1875
Ewr1f ca at.1G
mander Chief beng able to be present himself
and desiring the members Of his staff represent him
In the 0bseques TO be paid TO the late Vice President OF
the United States in New York, Saturday, 9th
inst the STAFF is hereby ordered TO take part in the
emonies
Brcvet Major General John b. Woodward, Inspector
General is charged with the execution this order,
and he will report TO the Hon William II. Wickham,
Mayor, for further instructions
BY order of the Commander-in .CheL
FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutant General
In compliance with the above order tho members Of
the staff notified assemble the Mayors 0ice,
City Hall, New York city, at halt past two O'Clock, in
full uniform.
THOMAS STOKES, Colonel and A. D. O.
POLICE ARRANGEMENTS.
BY resolution OF the Police Board tho following po-
lice arrangements have been made for the OF
Of the late Vice President from the Cortlandt
street ferry TO the Forty second street depot
battalion composed OF 400 officers is to be divided
into ten companies, commanded by Superintendent
Walling, assisted by Inspectors Diks and Thorn and
Captain Copeland.
Captain Mount will act lieutenant colonel and
Captain Petty as major The battalion will be formed
In the City Hall park at halfp past two p. NJ The men
will all be dressed in full uniform with batons and
white gloves
Acvrro1 m pR0OEryN