Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-26

at home and abroad. The officers OF the navy
and marine CORPS will wear the usual
badge Of mourning FOR the period Of three
months.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR ME-. WILSON'S TUSEsM
The committee Of arrangements me; AZ
the capitol this evening, and agreed upol
the following order Of procession Tor the
funeral of Hon. Henry Wilson. Vice-Prr~i-
dent of the United States the cOmmittre
of arrangements. pail bearers and mourner-
will attend at the e-President' chamber
in the capitol. on Friday, the 2t-h ut
November, at 10 O'Clock a: N, at whirh
time the remains Of the late Vice President
will be removed from the rotunda IN char4
OF the committee Of arrangements, ATTENDED
by the pail bearers and mOurners and o.
sergeant-at-arms of the senate. 10 the 500
ate chamber. where at 1870 a. N, dive
service will be performed. When the.
ceremonies shall have been completed. the
funeral procession under command OF BIZ
vet Major General ". H. Emory, l. )
will move in the following order : ir,u
the senate chamber 10 the depot So.
the Baltimore and Potomac Raiirl4i
Company, where the remains will be place,
in charge Of the committee appointed t,
the governor Of Massachusetts t. receive
them Military escort, chaplain 90 tas
Senate and an assistant clergyman, phy-
clans who attended the deceased. commiti,e
of arrangements Senator Thurman, Seuai
or Morrill,. of Vermont. Hon. Jagarheld
Hon. Samuel Randall, Hon. W W. Warren
ex-governor Dennison, associate In-tice
Clifford, Secre:ery Fish, the Mas-achusett-
committee; the pall-bearers-Senators ht
munds. Sherman. BayOTd, and Whyte; "a
Speaker Blaine; Representatives Mil
Wood and Kass0n liear-e; relatives W
the deceased the sergeant-at-arms OF th-
senate. members OF the senate. preceded hy
the president of the serate pro temporc, and
the secretory Of the senate; the sergeant
alarms Ct the House OF rcprcssntatN--
members Of the House Of representary--.
proceeded by the clerk Of the house; Pr.
dent Of the United States heads Of De-
partmcnts, judges of the sui rsu.
court of the United States jude .
the supreme court Of the District Of tl.al
bia. ridges of the court Of claim.
diplomatic corps, the commissioners ui o..
District Of Columbia. officers OF the AMY
and navy and OF the marine corps. organ
ICED associations which may desire 10 Fec
tend, citizens and strangers The body ~.
leave here at 1877 p. IN, and upon the AZ
rival in Baltimore Will have military e-c,r.
through that city leaving there at t. o clock
p. m Rev DR.. Sunderland. chaplain u
the senate. Will ofler prayer at the iunert
ceremonies of Friday moraing and Rev. u7
Rankin Will pronounce the discourse Obj.
body will be placed in the rotuudl on l.ls.
day morning Where it will lie in state ai i-s
same cataialque used for President Lin,..,.
Senator Sumner, Chief Justice Cha~- ana
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens. Upon reac..u,
Philadelphia, on Friday night, tac h5 D..
will be taken to independents Hall. w'.--
it will lie in state until ten or eleven 0'c....
on Saturday morning, and then be reu.s-.
to New York. It is the intention ot ...
committee to stop in the latter city Iar.
expect to leave there for Boston on rhs Ola.
D. clock train Saturday night.