New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
THE YEw-EYGLAYD PROGRAMME.

TIE ADDRESS N BOSTON BY DIR. MANNING-PjBli
SERVICES IN SATICK on wEDNEsDAY
BosTON. Nov. 2G.-The various committees of the
Executive Council, having in charge the arrange
ments for the Ob5equies of the late Nice-Presdent
were in session this morning at the State House.
The arrangements as far as they have been COM
pleted are as follows: The body viii be escorted
from the depot by the Independent Corps of Cadets
which company VIII act a guard of honor during
the time the remains lie in state in Doric Hall. The
services will take place at - o'clock on Monday in
Representative Hall. The Rev. Jacob N. Manning,
d. D., Of the Old South Church will deliver an adj
dress and other clergymen Will. on the invitation of
Gov. CASTOR assist in tho obseQues. Vocal music
will form feature OF the services but by what or
ganization has not Jet been decided. As the
house viii accommodate only about 600
people there viii probably be few invi-
tatons issued other than to officials
Several bodies and organizations, having requested
that q place ight be assigned them in the process
son it has been decided by the Governor and Coun-
ell TO have civic procession in addition TO the mill
tary escort. After the ceremonies in Representa-
tive Hail. the remains will be escorted to the Cot
tago Farm depot of the Boston and Albany Rail
road and there delivered 70 the citizens Of Natick.
Several Of the militia organizations, instead Of wait
ing for orders have volunteered TO perform escort
duty on the occasion CT the funeral.
Tie Committee at Natick have decided that the
body, upon its arrival, viii be taken TO the Town
Hail. and there lio in State until Tuesday evening.
then that ii be taken to the Vice-Presidents Late
residence for the private services on Wednesday
forenoon, and then taken to the Town Hall, where
public services win be held at o'clock. The Com
mittee on Decorations were instructed to decorate
the Town Hall. The Governor and Council and
such members of Congress and the Cabinet a. may
attend the funeral in Boston, and also the Mayor of
Boston, together with such Others the Committee
NAV select viii be invited. The Grand Army Post
No i63, was given the position Of guard OF honor.
Andrew J. Nichols was chosen Chief Marshal " the
funeral procession.
LAIER.-By arrangements with the Boston and
Albany Ralruad, the special ear containing the re-
mains Of the Yicc-Presidont viii be detached at
Worcester from the regular New-York train, and
will reach Boston at 0:30 on Sunday morning, in
stead If 6 o'clock. Among those invited 10
be present at the funeral services are the
members of the Legislature, the Senators and
representatives in Congress from this State the
jgdles Of the Supreme and superior Courts of this
state the mayors Of Boston and other cities the
Naiick Selectmen. and the Judges Of the United
States Courts and other United States officials. The
pall-bearers viii consist of the ex-Govenors of
Massachusetts, ara the Governor e!ett lbe IollON-
ing named organizations of the Massachusetts
Volunteer Militia have rendered their services as
a voluntary escort, which have been accepted:
1st Corps of Cadets 15t, 9TH, and 9th Regiments
OF Infantry; I'd and 4th Battalions of Infantry, and
COMPANIES A and ID, 1st Battalion of Cavalry,
Major George J. Curtis has been invited to act
as marshal. On Monday, by order of Gov.
Castor guns will be fired every half hour between
sunrise and sunset with the exception that during
the march of the funeral cOrtege when minute guns
will be fired The Custom house Will Dee closed III
day on Monday. aud probably the P0st-O tfcc banks,
aud other places of business viii DO closed during
tine funeral services.