, 1875-11-27

Inc bpeclal train started IeT minutes bEofe y
O'Clock. ard arrived tu Baltimore shortly before
1. II consists Of four cars. an osdua-
~ ono assigned for containing hoth
baggage and passengers, In wht:h
w&s tho collin ard RusEd. thu private car Of Co.
5cott, tho rresidont Of tho Pennsslvauia lsozd.
cbalr car, and Al ordinary passenger coach. The
train was without mourning decoratton4 on the
inside. and Ira occupants, considering tho Official
position Of the decessed, did not make vary
Imposing oscoft. The following composed
THE FrHEnAL FART
which accompanies tho remaiHa to Boston: Mr.
=. II. Conab. tla brother Of the Ftce-
rrestdeuts aud tue oul{ relative foIlowsag
the a,stIngnia''ed statesman tn hIs grAYc,
Col. Edward "FEnan. aid to Gov. 1sstun: CnI
neoFge II. Campbell. rfi,4te secretary to ths
Hoyornor: tho lion. feth Turoe:. tho "a on. +. II.
Dunu, Of tho uorenof's Counrl: Benat.r Bout
vol. Nep'esou.e,;,,.yse.siees ,,.s Warren, ot Doaton;
Cton4mnn. ona Of sir. w,lron'a biographers
Committee Of eight officers Of tho iiaty1Aot
Fifth Regiment Fredela:x ii b ou9issa. f1obt fnr-
viz. and JAmca Wormlev. COMMITTEE OF colored
r!nea, cotapoeus, the Gnsrd Of honer: ChirEea +.
Herring. a. II. Shattuck. and !. D. Mann. Of tho
aaA-achnsctta NepubiIcAu Association Of WASH
inCton; q. j.. Savage, who rcpte'ented the
Mayor Of baltimore aud the Wllaon Post Of tbs
Grand Army of tbs Republic OF baltimore.
SUBJECT or SINCERE nronrr
on III sides TINT the doad Sice.psesident did not
Feeeiro tho formal respect accorded 10 tbs
humblest member Of Courresa dying in Waat-
iugton. When Dir. sumner died h!s remains
mere followed to Doaton by . committee of Ave
Of bin brother members, and Al equal number
Of u,ombors OF tho House. beaides the entrs
Massachusetts delegation In CongreEs. the sor.
geantat-Arn1s, and a rotlnus Of officers Of both
bodies. There are nt present not far from
twenty sonators and double that number Of
Representatives In Warrington, aud 30; there
was not evan 80 much II committee OF the
.1lRnu n1A ntato I,
remains to Boston. Even tho pll!.beareis, COM
posed Of Inembnrs OF both bodicst did not choose
to testify their respect for tho vice-presit3ent
Of the country. The only representative Of the
J. I. Chrlstic, Deputy 8ergoaht-at-ArmB. who
lRs Charge Of tho arrangements. Th!s negligence
Oh the part Of the senAtots il subject Of &C.
veyo criticism.
Ito the Aaseefasea F'rtss.]
TILE HALLS OF pEATH.
WAsnrso1os, .. G., Nov. a6.-The funeral Of
Vice-PreB,deut Wltaon took plaza in tho SouRtc-
Chamber At haIf.past 10 o'clock thsa morning.
Although the weather was very uufavofablo,
the crowd wa great aud many vess uoable to
1he Bonate. .Chamber was heavily drAped 10
mourning, and Immediately IN trout OF tho
Y,cs. rtesidons'a tablp the cstafalquo Wan
placed. The ossks having all been removed from
for the prestdoat aud his Cabinet. members Of
tue Senata aud Houso Of Representatives, and
other prominent persons.
At 10:l5 tho Judges Of the Supreme Court Of
the United stAteH, headed by Ms. Mddlason,
their Clers. entered. aud weto assigned 10 the
front rrw Of scnts Oh the right Of the Vice
Presidents dehk.
A. 1929 the body was taken from the rotonda
to the Senate Chamber, preceded By tho Rev.
Dr.. Sunderland, tho Chaplain Of tile Senate,
Sergeant-AsArrs French. tho Committee Of Ar-
ranxeneb:s, aud Tho pAlE-bearers, and followed
By The relatives Of the deceased. Among them
were hiB brother, Mf. C1lbath, and his wafe.
THE cARkEr
was carried bv twciye su!d,tra, and On soon a. it
was placcd on tho casata1quo, prepared for its
reception.
Two p1ivates Of the Marine Corpr. In full nni-
form, took the,E position A. tho hesd and toat,
md stood "at yeSt" throughout tho entire eot-
vice. Numerous croases aud CROWNS OF white
aowcrs, witch we.o sent !nso the Capitol this
morning b! friends Of tho deceased, we're placed
on the coffin.
the persona upon tho noor arose, and the Rev.
Ds. Sunderland read tue passage: Lord, make
me to know Thy Ways" etc., aud othes eelce-
tiona FROM the Scriptures
6oon after this casket ws placed On the
catatafque, the pfessdeut accompanied by Hec-
sctar,es Fish, Dristov, Belkuap, Kobeson, and
Chandler, entered, and weEe assigned to the
trout row Of seats, opposite those occupied BY
tbs supreme Court, Nil Of whom "ero
CLAD IN THEIR noDEs or OFFICE.
The Committee OF Arrangements aud the Mas.
aachu8ukts Committee occupied seats immediate.
" 10 Tie rear OF tho Supreme Cont Ju0ges and
behind tham "ero nearly all tho 1nembers Of the
Diplomatic Corps, haaded BY Sis Edward Thorn
member of the corps. and bshind them ueto the
citiZons OF Massachusetts, temporarily resdu9 In
Wa1hinRion. On tho other sido OF the Chamber.
the rolstlyos OF the caceassa we're seated, in the
usrs tho members Of tho Senate snj House
Of Representatives Among others on tho
floor woro Adjutapt-G General Townsend, Quarter
maataf Gomez al 1ngalla, Judge AdVocato-General
Holt. and Assistant Judge Advocate General
Dunn. Gena. Pelouse, Van V}ies, Msis, Da.ues,
Humphrey, and othcr army officers; ex-Astur~
noy-0oLerAl Williams, Commissioner Pratt,
Frederick Doug'oaa, and otherH Of promlneocs.
THE CHAIR or THE r1cE-PnZs1pESr
@ liz % on. +. W. " Ferrv, Of M'eha.o, az iss Psssidsss;
pro tern, ot tho Beuate, occupied = eoat At tho
Clerks desk. The officers or tho Sonata and OF
tho Committee OF Arrangements wore wlute silk
aAsheb. gathorcd on the loft shoulder In blkck
In splts OF the very lnciomont weather. the
largest part Of those prsBens wero ltales. Among
those In tue diplomatic gtiinty Htro HRS. Grant.
atrs- Fish, Mrs BeiknAP, and Mta. Dr.stow.
All being in readlnoss, Mr. Ferry announced
that tho services would nov beg1n-
THE sEnvloEs- .-.
Tho Rev. Dr. Bundcrl8u1, standing At the
Clerk dssk, tten road btiof aelect,on OF Sci!p-
tuses. at:at Witch tho Aav. DR.. ], Z. Aauklu de-
uvered an eloquent discourse.
When tho address WAS finished, tia 1tov DR..
Sunderland offered prayer, aud pronounced the
benedlct,ou.
The colin WAS then closed. and tho fonerAl
cortoge, formed lu tho order proscFlbel, pro-
ceoded to the depot OF ths Dalumore 4 Poto-
mao tt2iirostl Company.
TIE MILITARY ESCORT,
under command Of Dgt-Maj. Gen. ". II.
Emory. copsas,od OF T. full battalion of
United htasea ainrines stationed III tAis city,
hoadcd by tho Masiue Baud; tho First ne2lmeht
pistrjc5 Slilitia under command Of Col Robert
I. Fleming. aud First Battalion Of colored troops
under command Of Mai. Charles u. Fisher, Tho
star officers Of tho Distinct military, and Col,
Pointers And shseo other oaicess ot the Fifth
Maryland lleglnlcnt. also formed part Of ths
military oacurt
THE FUNEnAL-CAR
waB elhbortse1y trimmed with black cloth and
surnonntod BY FIVE heavy black pumes. II was
drawn by six white hoEtes, capar,soned In blArk,
eaoE one lad by groom In mourning. surrouud-
Ing this car wAs guard Of honor, consist,pg Of
three non'comtnlssIoucd othccss aud ten pfivatea
nnHnr ernr,a,Jd nf r. HArenet 1fwalva