Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-24

mast from sunrise to sunset, and that
thirteen guns be fired at sunrise, nine
teen minute-guns at meridian, and ma
tiOnal salute at sunset, at each United
States naval station, and on board the
fagships and vessels acting singly 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.
GEORGE NJ. robson,
Secretary of Navy.
The committee of arrangements met
at the capitol this evening, and agreed
upon the following order of pr 'cession
for the funeral Of Hon. Henry Wilson,
Vice-President of the United States.
The committee of arrangements, pail
bearers and mourners will attend at the
Vice-President's chamber in the capitol
on Friday, November 26th, at ten
o'clock in the morning, at which time
the remains OF Hon. Henry Wilson, late
Vice. President ofthe United States, will
be removed from the rOtunGa in charge
Of the committee of arrangements, at
tended by the pall-bearers, mourner5
and sergeant-at-arms Of the SEN
ate to the senate chamber, where,
at ten o'clock in the morning,
bc1NLC6 Will US
ed. When these ceremonies shall
have been completed, the funeral pro.
cessiOn, under command of Brevet
Msjor-General w. H. Emory, United
States army, will move in the following
order from the senate chamber to the
depot of the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad company, where the remains
will be placed in charge of the commit
tee appointed by the governor of Massa.
chusetts to receive them: Military es-
cOrt; chaplain of the senate and an as
sistant clergyman; the physicians who
attended the deceased; the committee
of arrangements, Senator Thurman,
Senator Morrill,, of Vermont, Hons. J.
A. Garfield, Samuel Randall, w.
w. Warren, Ex-Governor Denni-
son, Associate Justice Clifford;
Secretary Fish; the Massachusetts dele
CATION; the pail. bearers; Senators Ed
munds, Sherman, Bayard and White;
Ex-SpeaAer Blaine; Representatives
Mills, Wood and Kasson; the hearse;
relatives Of the deceased; the sergeant
alarms of the senate; members of the
senate, proceeded by the president ofthe
senate pro tenlpOTe, and secretary OF the
senate; the sergeant-at-arms CT the
house; representatives. and members Of
the house, the representatives proceeded
by the clerk of the house; the president
of the house; heads of the depAI tments;
judges OF the supreme court of the Unit
ed States; judges of the supreme court Of
the District OF Columbia; judges of the
court OF claims; the diplomatic corps;
the commissioners of the District of
Columbia; officers Of the army and ma
Wy and of the marine corps or organized
associations which may desire to attend;
citizens and strangers. TIE body VIII
leave here at thilty-seven minutes past |
one O'Clock in the evening, and upon ar
rival in Baltimore, will have military |
escort through that city, leaving there |
at six O'clock in the evening. Rev. DR., |
chaplain of the senate, will |
offer up prayer at the funeral ceremo-
MES OF Friday morning, and Rev. DR.. |
Rankin will pronounce the discourse. |
The body will be placed in the |
on Thursday morning,
where it will lay in state on the same |
used for President Lincoln, |
Senator Sumner, Chief-Justice Cbss9 |
and Hon. Thaddeus SteveLs Upon |
Ieaching Philadelphia on Friday night |
the body will be taken to Independence |
Hall, where it will lie in state until tea |
Or eleven o'clock Saturday morning, and |
then be removed to New York. Il is |
not the intention of the committee to |
stop in the latter city. They expect to
cave there for Boston on the nine
&c Ock train Saturday night.