New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-25
HENRY WILSON.
LAST FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

LAST FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WHAT TnR oHrMFs WILL sAY-THE TRAIN 10 NAii'h
NOT TO STOP IN NEw-YORk-AN ORDER BY BIZ
RETARY FIsH az.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2i.-To-morrow the puohc
will he admitted from o'clock a. IN. until suhsce
TO the rotunda of the Capitol 10 view the rena'"s VI
the late Vice President Pains have been taken 10
procure casket similar to that IN when 'he Vou'
Of the late Charles Sumner was placed. The Massa-
,hnsotts delegation met with the official Committee
NJ the State Department at noon to-day ana agreeu
anon ,ha route of the funeral procession TO the
Raltimore and Potomac Railroad station. Inc
follow;ne melodies will be rung on the oeIls oi
the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Chureh Hom
10 o'clock until after the funeral tram leaves 'ie
depot; Muiiied peal in f minor, Wiudham tune,
wonld not live Away" 90 rest in the Lord" from
Elijah; Pleyers Hymn, Thou art gone 10 Ihe
crave " ANGELS ever bright and fair" Handel; Inc
Diving Christian, :" Vital spark of heavenly Name
THE Dead March in SAUL" Handel
The train viii leave the depot here atl;3| p M,
md on arriving in Baltimore VIII DC eScol''o
through the city by the 9th Maryland heein'eu''
chose offer tn accompany the remains TO Boston the
Committee of Arrangements felt compei'eo ~ w
cline Mayor Latrobe OF Baltimore has rendered 'ne
nso q, the rotunda of the new City Hall for the
living in state of the late VicePresident during that
mart of Friday which is spent in that city, the oth
Regiment Of MARYLAND detailing guard oil hohor'
IInon The arrival az Philadelphia on Friday evening
the casket will be taken to Independence Hail. under
tina escort Of such civil and military organizations as
NAV proAer their services, where the late Nice-rre
dent will be in state until 10 or IL a. M. on ea'nr-
day the hour of departure to New-forK' Inc IT,
mains will not lie in state in New-lork City, Dnt
will be taken to Boston on the evening TRAM Inc
exercises in Massachusetts have not been denhl'ey
agreed upon, but the remains will doubtless ITO III
state both at Boston and Natick.
Referring TO the order of the President announcing
the death If the VcePreSident the following clrcu-
lar instruction is addressed 10y the Secretary OF STATE
TO the diplomatic and consular officers of the United
States ,.-.,,.,r -, s,,rr
WLsUTNcTON, II. c.. Nov. -, 1870. d,
10 he Diplomatic and Consular Ogices % the Oh"ea
GTSTtEuFS Your attention is specially invited to the
spbioined order Of this date announcing The DEAN OF
Henry Wilson the NicePreSdcnt OF the Un'd stdteS
and providing for appropriate honors TO his nenoIS
played at hanast on the reception 81 tns t"r
will adopt the usual symbols OF pubic nOI ~ e, i'
period OF 80 days HAMILTON FISH, secretary OF sta'o'
The body of Mr.. Wilson il still at the Vice-Pres-
dents room in the Capitol, but preparations are
making to have it lie in state in the rotunda TO-
morrow. Numerous floral tributes Of affection have
been received and placed in the room, and many
friends of the deceased calling to-day to request
admission, which is always granted. orders nave
been issued TO close the departments on the 10Th
inst in respect to the memory of the NicePresidenL
The following is the programme as issned by the
Chief Marshall "a, ,o--
The following is the order relative to the funeral oeEe-
monies OF viee-Presdent Henry Wilson; -..,,.oo 90
AFTER quoting the programme ot the Committee oi
Arrangements, telegTaphed last night te Ofotf fetus
The the escort Will assemble AT ~
o'clock a. M line 10 be designated, at tue east Ion
OF the Capitol, opposite the Senate Chamber me umeu
states Marine Corps the right and tue volunteer or
gam atoms on the lett -, a..
Third: Organized civic bodies which may report on te
ground Of the Capitol, not later than 1850
o'clock will be assigned positions Dy the Aids 10 the
Chief Marshal. -.
Fourth Carriages OF officials win be parked in the
order above Indicated. O.
F1fth Officers OF the Army Navy, and Marine Corps
will he in uniform. -
SiIh The following route will he pursued by the pro
ave: Indanaave. DIST; North II. 20 Pennsylval
ave- IvaDia-aYe. TO SiNths Vest ana the bait
more and Potomac Depot The procession VIII move az
soon the religious services in the Senate Chanhe sna
have concluded. ,-..
SerenLh: Al the moment the procession moves minute
guns will be fred from battery posted at Armory-
souarc and continue until the procession stops ,
tghA IL IL requested that the bells OF the pIlcpd
churches be toled while the procession il III notion
Ninth The following are announced rs aus 70 the
Chief Marshal Breyet BTg.-Gen. Thomas NJ vincent,
Assistant Adutant- General Breyet Lieut. Col $ n Ben
iaun ASSISTANT Adiutant-Genera Brevet Major James
NcAiiien, Captain 81 Artillery: Capt Arthur McArthT
18th Infantry Brevet Capt. Thomas II. Fisher First
Lieutenant 22d Infantry First Lieut.. Henry Jackson
9Th Cavalry Acting Signal Officer First Lieut. Charles
r. KibourIe, "a Artillery. Acting signal Officer.
W. H. Emory, Brevet halor-Gencra,
Chief Marshal.