The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-25

mittcc representing the senate. house of
state department and
| supreme court met this morning ut the
| department of state. The general wish
Mhslexrr,,sscl that the funeral take place
'oii Saturday next at noon. services TO be
conducted in the senate chambers. aud
| the remains TO be conveyed to fbiladcl-
1.phia TO lie in state in Independence hall
ltilL Monday morning. In other
respects the programme usual on such
occasion will be followed. A sub-con-
mttec was appointed consisting OF Seua-
| tor A. a. Thurmen Of Ohio. aud Ret ~
senta,ivcs Warren Of Massachusetts and
Garfield Of Ohio. to mature arrangements.
after consultation with the delegation APP
pointed by the governor of Massachu.
4 sets. who will arrive here this afternoon,
| and to mske such modification Of ITO
proposed programme rs they may sug.
gest.
The coored citizens last night made
arrangements TO attend The funeral of
Vicc-prcsi,lent Wilson.
Senator Boutwell, is expected on We'd
ncsday evening. The morning being
wet and told, only few persons were AT
the capital where the renans OF the vice
pre- ident lie In state still guarded by the
capitol pblice. .t N g
TIE FUNERAL PROCESSION.
The committee of arrangements met At
the capita this evening and agreed upon
the following order ot the procession fut
the funeral OF the late Hon. Henry Wa.
l son, yicc-ore sidcnt OF the United States.
| The con.nlttoc OF arrangements. rail
bearers and nourncrs VIII attend ut the
vce-prcsident's chamber, IN the capitol.
on Friday, the 26th ot November,
at 10 o'clock, a. m, ~
which time the remains OF
| Hon. Henry Wilson, late vice president
n of tie United States will he removed
from the rottlnda in charge of the com
| niittce Of arrangements, attended by p;di-
bearers aud mourncrs and sergeahi-'tt.
arms OF fine senate TO tho senate cham.
Der. where, NJ 1880 q. M, divine scrVic,
will be performed. When these cere
, monies shall have been completed the tu
neral procession. under command q
Brcv. Mai Gen. w. II. Emory. T.. $. A.
| will move in the following order from
the the senate chamber to the de
pot of 3 the Baltimore and potoma
Railroad company, where the remain
: will be placed in charge OF II conmiftc
= appointed by the governor of Mas sacliu
! sets to receive them Military escort
chaplain OF the Senate and an assis,an
clergyman, the physicians who attende
the deceased; the committee of arrange
i, ments. Senator Thurman. senator Moi
ril of Vermont, Hon. j. A. Garfield
u Hon. Sam'i Randall, Hon. W. w. Warren
d ex-Gov. Dennison. Associate JustiC
a Clifford, Secretary Fish. the Massaclll
a sets committee, the pall-bearers. Senate
: Ednumds. Sherman, Bayartl aud Whyt,
cX-Speaker Blaine. Representative Mill
8 Woods and Kasson, the hearse, relatv,
y ofdcceascd, the seargant-at-arms of tn
, Senate, members of the Sena
- proceeded by the president of the scnat
I, pro tempo1e and secretary of the senate
8 the sergeant.at-arnis of the house of rel
d reseniatiycs. members of the house
representatives, preceded by the clerk
the house, the president Of the Unite
n States, heads of departments, Judge
n the supreme court of the United State
l. Judges OF the supreme court of the hi
trict Of Columbia, judges of the court
!" claims, the diplomatic corps, the commi
t. sioncrs Of the District of Columbia of
n GERS of the army and navy and of the M
rine corps, organized associations whic
may desire to attend, citizens and stran
/ gers. Ha ..
j. THE BODY.
[. viii leave here at 1857 p. M, and upo
! arrival in Baltimore will have milltar
y escort through that city, leaving at
!. o'clock p. IN. Rev. DR.. Southerlan'
o chaplain OF the senate will offer pray'
at the funeral ceremonies OF Friday morl
:. Ing, and Rev. Dr. Rankin will prUnounc
a discourse. Tie body will be placed
the rotunda oa Thursday molniug, whei
. il will lie in state Oh the same cataialqil
+. used for President Lincoln. Senator sun
ner, Chief-Justice Chase and Hon. THAI
deus Stevens. Upon reaching Philade
u phia on Friday night the body will b
l. taken TO Independence hall, where
. will lie in state until ten or eleven o cloc
Saturday morning. and then be rC
3 moved to New York. 1t is nc
!. the intention of the committee to stop i
the latter city. They expect to leav
:. there for Boston Oh the o'clock trai
!, Saturday night. ..
!, THE NAVY.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 23.--Purs,
Il ant 10 the order of the president yeStc
= day regarding the death of the vicc-pre
n idcnt, the navy department has promu
,r gated an order directing that upon III
!, day following the receipt Of the orde
~ the ensign of each naval station and We
D. sci in commission be hoisted ut lalf-ma'
/; from sunrise to sunset, and that Is gun
be fired at sunrise, 10 minutc-gilus at mi
ridian, and a national salute ut sunsc
II Officers Of the navy ana marine corr
!, will wear the usual badge of mournlu
, for three months.