New-York tribune., 1875-11-29

and the bearse was driven on board the special boat
served for the occasion The boat steamed to
where the NewYork authorities to take charge Of
the details OF the transfer OF the body to the Grand Cen
trail Depot
Soon after crowds began 10 assemble in Broad
woy and in the City Hall Park and al the throng
dense that travel In Broadway from Cortlandtst
for distance above the City Hail. stopped The
various military organizations arrived on the ground
after p and took the positions assigned them
along Broadway, the head Of the column being near
Chambers-st. Other organizations the ground
somewhat later including two battalions OF fremen
Major-Gen Hancock and staf, Msjor-Gen. Shaler and
staff Gov Tldens staff and the various heads OF depart
ment together with delegations from the Boards OF
Trade and Commerce. and representatives of the Repub
lcan Central Committee were congregated In the
Mayors office.
THE MARCH Up BROADWAY.
II was nearly O'Clock when intelligence received
by shaer that the train had reached Jersey CITY,
Preparations made 10 start the head Of the column
"a soon as the funeral corege should be landed this
side the river II then nearly dark and the troops
and other organizations had been standing in the cold for
nearly three hours The Mayor and his guests entered
carriages In front OF the City Hall The first carriage
contained The Mayor and Thurlow Weed In the second
were Mayor Opdyke and Mayor Hunter OF Brooklyn.
In tie others were Gen Hancock and staff, Gov. Tldens
staff, and others.
AT length the signal for starting the column given
The military which had been drawn up In liue, wheeled
into column and with arms reversed, coors draped,
mued drums and the bands playing dirges the process
sion started up Broadway, moving in the following
order:
Police, mounted and foot MalorGen. shaler and
aids; BTig.-Gen. Vim. G. Ward and aids Washington
Gray Troop, Capt Baker; separate troop OF cavalry,
Capt Karl Klein 22d Regiment, Col. Josiah Porter;
9th Regiment, Col. Hitchcock Goth Regiment, Col.
Cayanagh 9TH RI siment, Col spencer; lth Regiment
Col Unbekant 7th Regiment Col EmmOns Clark form
ing guard OF honor round the hearsc the Washington
Committee of Arrangements; Gen. Hancock and stan;
lpi Ger of fhp reg arr
The Governors staff the Veteran Guard (cOlOred) Major
Lee commanding; May Wickham and Mayor Hunter
(Of Brookyn In carriages carriages containing various
delegations the New-YOrk Common Council ten bat
taOns Of police under command Of superintendent Wal
ling delegations from Engine Companies Nos /, L. 2.
II, 30, 15 and So and Hook and Ladder Companies
Nos. and e, with apparatus.
The military made exceedingly creditabe appear
ance. The 10Th aud 22d Regiments turned out with very
full ranks In the DELEGATION esc0rung the body were
Senator Cragn of New Hampshire and Senator Paddock
OF Nebraska. Ellwocd Il. ThOrne Col L. Howe, and
George NJ vanNOrt present rs the representatives
of the Masonic fraternity of this city. The procession
passed up COurandst. "a Broadway to Fourteentbst;
tO kifh-aye. to Thirty0urth-st, 10 Madls0-aNe ana
the Grand Central Depot. Most Of the distance was
marched after nighall The sidewalks all along the
line of march densely thr0nged. When the head
New-Haven Railroad depot, the procession was
halted and formed on the left slde Oh
MadisOn-ave. and Fort y-secOnds The guard ot honor
escorted the hearse to the depot the mnltT presenting
The coffin removed from the hearse ana con-
veycd 10 the i'll wLch II was J pc borne 10 Boston,
aud the military and other organizations were dismissed
IL after O'Clock wien this done One company
OF the 9Th Regim Rt guarded the remains until the de-
parture of tue train, at p The Committee were ac-
ing coffin appropriately draped. Flags were dis
played at halfstan AL along the line Of march AT sun
cesson was passing up Broadway 81 additional, at the
Brooklyn Navy-Yard