New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
IN BOSTON TO-DAY.
THE ORDER OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO
ACT As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By TIE REV.
MR. MANNING-A GREAT PROCESSION.

THE ORDER OF EREMoNIEs-EX-GoyERNoRs TO
ACT As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By THE REV.
MIR. MANSING-A GREAT PROCESSION.
BOsToN, Nov 2S.-ArraDgements for the
ceremonies tomorrow rapidly being perfected. The
following are the OF the cergynen who arc 10
assist the Rev Dr. Manning in the ceremonies The Row
Phillips Brooks the Rev DR.. Putin the Rev. Rolln H.
Neal the Rev. Wm Warren, AMI the Rev Dr. A. A. Miner
The services OF the First Battalion of Cavalry have been
rendered and accepted by the Governor. The cxGoy-
who To act as pabearers are the Hon Henry
j. Gardner, the Hon. Alex. H. Bullock, the Hon VIM
Chahin, the Hon. Emery Washburn, and the Hon Thos
Talbot The following order has been issued from the
Adiutant Generale Oliee of the Commonwealth OF Mas
sachusetts; 49, o-
GENERAL ORDER No. 1s-The funeral services of the
late VceP President of the United States viii DC held ~
the Representatives Hall, AZ the stale House, on
Monday next e s % nd ocs ~ ~ Of ofeca e Ad%an
Surgeon Will he closed during the day, ana the
flags the State buildings Will be placed AZ halfinas
Heads o the various departments nre requested 10 close
their offices for day. Halt hour guns VIII he hred
upon movement the cortege from the state House The
National aud state colors in the hands OF militia VIII oe
draped in mourning for 80 days, including the day OF
funeral BY order of the COmmandcrln-Chief
JAMES A. CUsNISGHAn, Acknowledgement
The order OF exercises which have been arranged by
the clergymen VINO were in consultation at the State
House yesterday morning az follows Anthem by Dr
Turgccs Quartet Invocation, by the Rev Dr. Miner
Reading OF Scriptures, by President William Warren Of
Boston University; Chant, 10 DO read by the Rev Phillips
Brooks and chanted by the quartet Memorial Address
by the Rev. Mr. Manning; Hymn, Nearer, my Cod TO
Thee TO be sung by congregation Prayer by the Rev
Dr. Neal Hymn, "Unvei thy bosom, faithful tomb to
b, sung by quartet Benedicton by the Rev. Dr. Put-
man. The following is the official announcement Of the
order Of procession;
Chief OF Police, three aids. aud 10 mounted police
Escort-Brig Gen j. s. Burrell and staff battalion OF
cavalry; Band of Fourth Battalion OF infantry; Ehcei
sor Brass Band: battalion OF lnfantryj 9th Regiment
Rand: 5th Regiment Of Infantry band LIT Regiment
of Infantry; 9Th Regiment Band 9th Regiment of In
fantry. - 49, ,.,
civic Proeesson-Chiei Marshal, MaiorGen. Cnrtls
and aids First DyisiOn-CO Chas. III. H1vey and 10
aids; clergy and surgeons paEDeaiors; heaise and
body guard; eight police mOurners and guests Gov
CASTOR and staff; Executive Council; members OF the
Legislatures members OF the Judiciary; Officers OF the
Army and Navy; Federal officers.
Second Diyisi0n-Marshal, Capt. John A. hcott ana
eight aids; MayOf-~nd City Government Heads of
Departmeuts OF boston; Visiting City Committee.
Fourth Division Marshal, j. A. Rogers ana eight aids;
citizens; II policemen.
The route OF the procession viii be through Beaconst.
10 Brighton and thence TO Cottage Farm station on
the Boston and Albany Railroad where tie Nauok Com
mittee will assume charge OF the remains.