New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-24
HENRY WILSON.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL.


OFFICIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SERVICES AT WASH
INGToN ON FRIDAY-oRDER OF PRoCEsSioN-Io
LIE IN STATE IN PHLADELrHIA-No STOP IN
HEw-YoRK.
WAsBINGToN Nov. 23.-The Committee OF AT
rangements met at the Capitol this evening ana
agreed upon the following order of procession lo'
the funeral of the Hon. Henry Wilson, late VICE
President of the United States. The committee Vi
Arrangements pall-bearers and mourneTs VIII az
tend at the Vice Presidents Chamber IN the N'I-
itol ON Friday, the goth of November, al ~
o,olock q m. at which time the remains viii be re-
moved from the rotunda, in charge OF the commute
of Arrangements, attended Dy INC P"i
bearers and mOurneTs, and the sergeant NE
Of the Senate, to the Senate Chamber ~
1o.2o 4. m. divine service will be performed.
When these ceremonies shall have been completed
the funeral procession, under command OF breVe'
Maior-Gen. Emory. United States Army, will move
in the following order from the Senate Chamber TO
the depot of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
where the remains will be placed in charge OF the
Committee appointed by the Governor OF hassachu-
setts TO receive them:
Military Escort.
Chaplain of Senate aud Assistant Clergy I men
the ply siciaDs who attended the deceaseu.
Tie Committee OF ArTansGnenfs Se"t GaIteId
.he Hon. samuel Randall, the Hon w W.
Warren, ex-Gov Dennlson, AsSo-
Secretary Fish
The Massachusetts COMMITTEE ~,
The pan ReorersSCnators Edmunds, Sherman, Bayaru'
and White, ex-Speaker Blaine, Representa-
tiyes Mills, Wood and kassoh
The Hcarse.
The Relations Of the Deceased
The sergeantat-ArIns OF the senate. ,. % ,ho
Members Of the senate, preceded o! the iISsIu, NJ, ~
senate Dra tBpOre and the Secretary OF th3 ccud.s
The Sergeant OF the House OF Rt preSena'es
Mcmbers of the House OF Representatives pre-
ceaed by the Clerk OF the House
The President Of the Uhieu olases. C,r. ~
Heads of departments Judges OF the supreme court vi
the United states. Judges OF the SdHieme
Court OF the District of Columbia
Judges OF the Court
Of Claims. 80, 80,
Tho D,nlomatic Corps The Commissioners of the Dis
lIiCt of Columbia.
Officers the Army and Navy aud of the Marine tYTs
Organized Associations which may desire 10 "''on' N''
Zens and Strangers
The body will leave here at 1877 p M, and upon
arrival in Baltimore will have a military escort
through that city, leaving there at o'clock p. M
The Rev. Dr. Sunderland, Chaplain OF the Senate,
will offer PRAYER at the funeral ceremonies OF Friday
morning. and the Rev. DR., Rankin will pronounce
the discourse The body will be placed III the TO-
tunda on Thursday morning where it will lie III state
Oh the same catafaQue used for President Lincoln
Senator Sumner, Chief-Justice Chase, and the lion.
Thaddeus Stevens. Upon reaching Philadelphia on
Friday night the body will be taken TO lndepend-
ence Hall where il will lie III state until 10 or IL
o'clock on Saturday morning, and then he removed
to New-York. 1t is not the intention OF the Com
mittee 10 stop IN the latter city, They expect 70
leave there for Boston On the o'clock train on Sat
uTday night.