The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-24
Recovery of the Bodies of Victims
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Carlist PretensiOnS.
Financial Items.
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WASHINGTON Nov. 23.-The funeral SER
| vices in the Senate Chamber occur Saturday,
when the remains will 60 to Philadelphia,
| where they will lie in state in the State House
| on Sunday. Weather cold and wet Few ut
| the capitol.
The funeral of Mr. Wilson is now fixed for
| Friday.
WASHINGTON, Nov 23-The Committee of
Arrangements met at the Capitol this evening.
and agreed upon the following order of pro-
| cessiOn for the funeral of Hon. Henry Wilson,
| late Vice President of the United States:
The Committee OF Arrangements pail
bearers and mourners will attend at the
Vice Presidents chamber in the Capitol on
Friday, the 26th of November, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at which time the remains of Hon. Hy
Wilson, late Vice President of the United
States, will be removed from the rotunda in
charge of the Committee of Arrangements,
attended by the pail bearers and mourners
and Seargeant-at- arms of the Senate, to the
Senate Chamber, where at 1890 o'clock A. M.
Divine service viii De performed When
these ceremonies shall have heen completed
the funeral procession, under command of
Brevet NJ ,jor Gen. w. II. Emory, United
States Army, will move in the following
order: From the Senate Chamber to depot of
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
papy, where the remains will be placed in
charge of the committee appointed by the
Governor of Massachusetts, to receive them.
Military escort, chaplain of the Senate and
an assistant clergyman, the physician who at
tended the deceased, the committee of ar
rangements, Senators Thurman and Morrill,,
of Vermont, Hon. J. A. Garfield, Hon. Saml.
Randall, Hon. w. w. Warren, ex-Gov. Den
nisop Associate Justice Clifford, Secretary
Fish, the Massachusetts Committee, the pail
bearers, Senators Edmonds, Sherman, Bay
ard and WHITE, ex-Speaker Blaine.
Representatives Mills, Wood and Kasson, the
hearse, the relatives of the deceased, the
Sergeant-at-Arms Of the Senate, members of
the Senate preceded by the President of the
Senate pro tenn. and the Secretary of the
Senate, the Sergeant-at.Arms of the
House of Representatives, the members
of the House of Representatives, pre-
coded by the Clerk OF the House, the
President of the United States, Heads of De-
partm ents, Judges of the Supreme Court OF
the United 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 Column
bia, officers of the Army and Navy, and of the
Marine Corps, organized associations which
may desire to attend. and citizens and
strangers.
The body will leave here at l :37 P. M and
upon arrival in Baltimore will huve military
escort in that CITY, leaving there at O'Clock
?. nj. Rev. DR.. Sunderland, Chaplain of the
Senate, will offer prayers at the funeral GER
emonies on Friday morning, and Rev. DIR.
Rankin will pronounce the discourse.
The body will be placed in the rotunda
Thursday morning, where it will be in state
on the same catafalque used for President
Lincoln, Turner, Chief Justice Chase and
Hon. Thddeus Stevens.
Upon reaching Philadelphia, on Friday
night, the body will be taken to Independ-
ence Hall, where it will lay in state until 10
or II o'clock on Saturday morning, and then
be removed to New York. 1t is not the inten-
ton of the committee to stop in the latter
city. They expect to leave there for Boston
on the o'clock train Saturday night