New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
HONOPS IN NEW-YORK.

RECEPTION or THE REMAINS IN JERSEY CITY
PREPARATIONS TOR TIE ESCORT IN THIS CITY
THE PROCESSION UP BRoADwAY-DEPARIuH
FOR BOSTON.
The transfer of the remains OF Vice. Presl-
dent Wilson from Philadelphia to New-York was not
marked by special incident. The train conveying tie
body left Philadelphia very soon after p H. on Sa'ur
day The Committee from that city accompanied the
train TO Trenton where the Jersey City delegation was
In waiting Along the route flags displayed at
hsltmast and groups OF people had gathered at the
stations and on the roadside.
Al the depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company In
Jersey City every preparation had been made Tor the re-
eepop OF the remains Early in the day the balcony OF
e railroad depot drsped with mourning, and hogs
II hafmast were hying the buildings over the gate
leading 10 the fcrryhouse was the legend Henry VII
SON born Feb. 16, 1872; died Nov -, 1879. 'Oh
death all eloquent only what dust we dote on
when 'tis man we love-" A force OF 100 policemen
was on duty at the depot after y. III. The crowd
great though il was. needed, however, little
attention for the best order maintained
The funeral train was TO arrive at m but
was considerably later before the cars drew up to the
depot The police formed hollow square within the
ferryhouse and the crowd kept without the limits
of the space allotted the funeral cortege. About p
H. the delegation appointed TO receive the re-
mains arrived. 1t consisted Of President Lewis and
Aldermen Cole Billings Morris, Riley, seery, simonson
Power Guntzer Dean southwor1h, Robinson, Pinckney
and Hess.
About D. TO- the train arrived II consisted of three
paror cars two passenger cars and the funeral TIE
locomotive was draped with black musin On the train
were the delegates from SewJersey, as follows Major
Gen PEI rine MajOT-Gen. Mott the Hon. Ii. C. Kelsey
Secretary of State H. s. Little, Clerk in Chanoery b. f.
Lee, Supreme Court Clerk; AdjutaDtGeneral Striker
George A. Vanderbilt Speaker OF the Assembly; Gen
LOdor Col. Owens OF Gen. Motifs staf Controller A. H.
Runyon r. j. Anderson, Deputy Controller, and John A.
Hail. GOV. Bodies private secretary. From Washington
stor Boutwell, The Jersey city officials present were
Mayor Traphagon @r. Lee OF the Board Of Works, As
s4mblymeD-elect Brown and Lewis, Police Commissioner
Edm0nson Mr. Ysndereck Of the Board Of Finance and
Gen Ogden. In addition there were on the train the
Hon Frederick Douglass, Deputy SergeantatA Arms OF
the United States Senate j. Christie IN charge Of the re-
mans: detachment Of United States marines as per
sona body guard, with Capt. q. B Hsycock in commando
Hajor-Gen George X. either, Cspts w. +. Zollngef
RP Brown and c. ii. Reeves, Quartermaster Z. f.
Pointer Lieuts AIberts Conrad, Terrett and Wood OF
the 5ih Maryland Regiment; Col Wyman OF Gov Gas'
toms sta1; c. H. Campbell Seth Truman, and T. H.
Dunne OF the Massachusetts Executive Councils g. r.
Herring, j. b. Mann, A. II. shsttuck, and Stephen A.
Boyden representing the Massachusetts, Republican AS
sociaton Of Washington Mr. wormley representing the
ooored organizations OF Washington and Goliath Wilson
brother OF the deceased As the remains
removed from the train, the troops presented arms the
police saluted with their batons and tie spectators un
covered their heads The roll Of muted drums followed