, 1875-11-27

IN oHl tM0hEs
Az IArosiS6 E5coRT,
5Fxcfaf iarp1tah to The Chicago Tribune.
baltimore. Nd. Nov. 20-The crowd at tho
d'po: upon tho arrival Of tho fnusle: train in
this city slis lsrge to degree without prece-
don't. Tho rain vas coming duwn in shoots, the
weather waB cold AMI tho atroais ran with
water; yse notwithss sndlne these discourage
tnonsH, Tho streots for nea1ly miIes, extending
from the Charles street depot To the J-1t.li,
we're crowded on both sides By people Of all con-
dittons. who waited In 4 gese storm for mora
than an hour lot tho procession to come and
10. The asrapgomcnts hero Hero Of tho
most Brstsrnalic and satisfactory character. Tie
Fifth MARYLAND Regiment whoso standing ranks
among tho highest Of regiments IN Tho country.
formed tho principal escort through the city 10
full uniform and bearskln AatB. Ths hearae
was drarn by four black horses lcd ty grooms,
and as the concourpe passed. through the city
amidst the tolinz Of bells, tlo ringing Of chimes,
aud tho music it WAS
A MoCRSrUL AND IMPRESSIVE srEcTACtE.
Tho Arrangements =. thu City Hail wers per.
feet. 1t waa heavily d!Aped aud guarded
and the ceremonies proceeded without In
terfuptiou or confusion. The ootlln waa placed
in the rotunda, md tic fneaRre display OF
l'readeut were permitted to leave Washington
Baltimore ladies. The fuoessf party was con-
Quoted to tho apartments Of Mayor Latrobe. and
each member Of it introduced. Subsequently
The. party dincd with The Mayor In one Of the
parlors Of the Cit5-HsII. A dslay occurred in
les7lng Baltimore for PHILADELPHIA in conse-
qusnce Of the severe storm. aud the train did
nat got Of At o'clock, the itno fi1ed by thous
haEIng charge Of The e.rauxemsnts;
BALTtNoRE. hid, Nov. a6.-Tho funeraf-train
behtlog the remains Of the late Fice-l'sesdent
asrived at the Union Depot, Charles street, At
all p. m. Notwithstanding tho rain, Charles
crowded with people, Within tho dcpo,-nclos-
ure the FHst Brigade Of Iufsntrv, uuder Brig
Gen. Herbert, copsssting OF tho Fifth Re9imeit,
Lieut.. Col. Laney: tue, Sixth Regiment. Col.
Pe:ars connan1lnE,; hnd body Of soIaiers and
wess drawn up ~ escort. The coanAnde OF Gea.
Agnus was here mined By about thIrtr ex-soI-
dlers and sailora under Gcu. Tyler, who had
gone to Washington this morning and accom-
papled ths procession to Baltimore.
Immediately after Arrival, tue caaket contlfn-
Ing the remains Of tho ice-preadens wns borpe
to the hearso. tho band Of tic sixth 1toxEmant
playing "Host, Spirit Nett."
Tug PROCESSION
then formed In the following order: Platoon Of
policemen under Capt. Earhart; Sixth Regiment,
biz compau,ts strong in full-dress uniform. pre-
cededIby band aud drum corps; soldiers md sail
orB,of the 1ato war. 100 strong. and detachment
OF Post G. 4. H., about thlr!y men (co oredJ !:
Fifth Regiment. ton companies, With band And
Of co,nnittees from Washington; the hearse,
containing the caaket. drawn by four black
lorses, aud guarded By Al escort OF marines
under Capt: Aaycock; i've carriagea with menu
nembers ct committees Of escost.
The cortage moved from the depot to funes-
oil dlrge, along Charles street to Bstimot .
street, down Baltimore to Holiday, and theocs
to the Clty-uatl. The catiro line Of march-a
distance Of nearly mile Aod hslf-vAs
THRoH1tD WITH sPEcTAToRs.
who faced tho dreuci ing rain. At the Cisy-uaI
and vicinity fully 5000 persons awaited the uso-
csssion. On its arnsaI little After 4 o'clock.
tha escort was drawn up in line fhciog vest -
the clty-Hal. The heAsao then moved forward
and hal:ed At tho eastern entrance, the regt-
nspts standing at prcsent asms, and tho band
Of the Fifth playing tho Dead March In Saul.
Tho casket was borne from The heazse and placed
on bier IN tue rotnndA, which HAs tsstesuliy
drAped in mourning. feetooned With white
fringe and tassols, as were the balls snl
doormays lending to tho rosunda. The several
committees accompanying The remains were re-
ceised BY Mayor LatFoba y thu Mayor'a Iecsp-
tion.room assisted by e1.3tayor GeorGs William
Grown. preaent cblef judge OF the city courts.
es-Mayos Roeert T. Banks, and sx-Mayor
joshua Van SAINT.
The cAskot was prosuaely Btrewn with croasos
and bouquets of camellias, osllh lilies, i1amor-
tei.cs &na other Aowsrs, The tribute Of adm1zar5
&aV 4tituut " WIS o'etauE4&ole4 unSeAseo' AA0
dooEs wefe then thrown opsn, and y vast crowd
pasaed through tho rotunda for an honr And =
halt. taking lAst look at tho features 40 long
familiar 10 public.
About half.pass 5 o'clock tho casket wsz
closed. aud the line Of ua,cn again formed. Tho
body WAS removed to tho heafse, and tho pro-
cession moved to the Calvert sttoet depot, where
this remains worc placed o. tho train which left
for Philadelphia at G:25.
DuliuR the ceremonies in thu city. bella were
toiled, and thero Was oser5 demonstration Of te-
apect 70 tho deceased.