New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02

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Francis b. Nichols, Sheridan shook,
Marino Pomares, Robert b. Mooney
Francis Spies, Samuel Churchill.
William ii. Swan, William A. street,
Walter y. Johnston, Anthony Oechs,
Alfred s. Heidelbach, Stephen H. Olin,
Lewis j. Phillips. Frederick kuhne,
James I. Sparkman
General McMahon has appointed the following aides:
Colonel John W. Marshall Colonel John O'Byrne, Cap
tain James NJ Brady, General Arson G. McCo0k Colonel
Henry Huss, Commissioner John Shields, and Thomas
Jackson.
The following additional organizations reported yes
terday to General ahon and will be assigned place
in line: Union League Club 100 men Hawkins Zouave
Association, $50 men Richmond. Shaw, and Lenard
Posts G. A. r., of Staten Island.
General Lloyd Aspinwall busiy engaged yester-
day In Room No AZ Of the Pest Office, in making arrange
ments for the procession on Saturday He wishes
understood that only the military bodies escorting the
body will 20 above Fify-seventhst. He and General
Mcmahon called General Hancock yesterday to con-
suit with him in reference to the funeral arrangements
It will probably be Wednesday before all the
iDents completed General Aspnwa thinks that 10
o'clock will be the hour probably fixed on for the pro-
cesson to move from the City Hail.
The military order OF The Loyal Legion has issued
circular announcing the death OF their commander and
stating that at the special request Of the family Of
General Grant, delegation from the New-Yorx Com
napdery will attend the funeral ceremonies beginning
and remaining with the cortege until after tho
burial OH Saturday The following is tho detail APP
pointed: Passed Assistant Paymaster Gilbert A. Rob-
ertson, late L. S. NJ assistant marshal Brevet Brga-
dier-General Charles A. Carleton, L. D. ", recorder:
PIymaster George DE Forest Barton, late Y. 5. ~.
treasurer Brevet LeutenantColonel Floyd Garrison,
T. = ", chancellor; Brevet LieueDantC Colonel Angus.
tus ~ Clark u. $. Vi Captain Edmund Blunt. u. $. v.
On Saturday the Commandery will meet at Delmonicos
at 10 S shsf gPseaag Pss to OF
the Broadway and seventh Avenue Railroad asking that
IN of car
be- suspended Wednesday, between the hours OF and
moved from Grand Central Depot to the City Hall
The body will be taken from the depot q door lead.
ing into Vanderbitave.. near Fortythri-s, ana tho
line OF march will be through Fortythirdst 10 Fifth:
ave- waverly place, to Broadway TO the City Hal
squire stating that portions OF tina, route are
partly obstruced by paving aud buile ing materials and
asking him to help in clearing the streets FOR tue mn.
tary escort In anticipation OF temporary obstruction
to travel from the Grand Central Depot ON wednesday
outgoing trains be permitted to get Clear or
The President has at last formally nforned General
Hancock OF his intention to be present at General
yesterday from Colonel Lamont:
"Thc President and all the members Of his Cabinet
suggests that proper provision be made for the inv:
taon and presence OF exPresidents of the United
are only expected to ociate the funeral NcwYork
and viii SO notify he & In h M uHi essr
was yesterday sent to ex-President Arthur;
GOVERNORS ISLAND. August 1.
Tue Tie President OF the United States, through
his private secretary, informs me that no % VIII
and ex President OF the United States General Granon
the instant and suggests that exrssdents OF the
vtation you to attend is hereby IN accordance there
with extended Please be 50 Ea ai 10 dr moy ar
'enie"'0 """ P's''' W s. HANCOCK. Maior.GeneraL
similar communication was sent to exPresdcne
HAYES Governor Albeit. OF New-Jersey, Informed
General Hancock that In addition to the brigade OF tho
rendered for the funeral procession. he himself sell
with his stan would be present From Connecticut the
following letter has been rsceiVcd'
STATE OF CONNECTICUT. A. G. OFFICE.
HARTFoRD, July 80. 1885. Z
GENERAL: am directed by His Excsllency Henry B.
Harrison Governor the State Of Connecticut repot
TO you that his intention to be present with his
stan twelve IN number at the funeral OF General Grant,
and TO assist in escorting his remains 10 their hnI
resting place l. therefore his behalf respectfully ash
for position IN the line and at your convenience wiz
he happy to receive such Information and instruction az
you may wish to give regarding the place ana time VI
taking such position .pars, n caana.,,s,.
A similar letter has been received from New;iamp-
shire stating that the Governor and his stan with de-
egation the New Hampshire House OF Representi-
tyes-in all nine persons-would attend the funeral
were also received from the Sewfors
the Mercantile Exchange. Of New-York formally
announcing the intention OF these orssn1atons 70 % ~
send twenty members, the Metal Exchange eight aud
Mercantile Exchange four saTIgss ss S
organizations: First Division United states keg1ar
Army Veterans; Sons OF veterans tweivc posts oVV
ino men; members of the Knights OF Pythas
OF New.York; Twenty-sx o. A.. X toss
In ipV fall Grand Army IL /. no yet definitely
hnawn how many ipen OF the Grand Army will be In
line General Burlette has the direction OF the oruets
and ali aue stiOns touching 1t referred to him. IL
estmacd however tina. the rsPresen,sSn n rS nS .nS
rs 900 General Burdette was asked by General
Hancock 10 nominate TO serve on his stan 40
the Of the Grand Army. reply was re.
ce from General Burdete naming GcnerA
Henry A. Barnum for the position. The name OF Gen:
eraI C. b. Comstock has also been added to the st OF
General Hancocks aids
Breyet-Major- General Daniel =. sckes. u Army
s announced as aide and placed n charge OF thc q
Vision in the column Of the funeral ceremonies OF ths
eI-Prssident U. 8. Grant, ,xo,,n,, 10 % na eoai
Applications for positions In that column VIII pe ae
dressed to him. He will establish an once In Nsw-forx
Cty and announce the place OF tbe same ..,
Another order wss issued yesterday commanding 2
detail of artillery, thrtydve strong, TO- proceed NOS
Later than August from Fort Warren In Boston Harbor
TO Saratoga Tho detail charged with nrng the salute
sne M and dnring the transfer Of the body.
~ there ia no lack Of suggestions. Among them 10 one
from a man living In Rochester, who thinks that me
dignity Of occasion would 10 better sustained !, ,hS
bsr'e'i bs led by oue.armsd veterans instead Of
By coored persons. BENJAMIN Rienarason 3, .rssoa
saying that In his wss coaSn snshs
IL would be extremely appropriate INA? .nis ~1 Svac1
should figure the procession. and ACCORDINGLY onofeo
II and himself General Hancock for the OCCASION An
Army men should wait the Jersey side and
the Kings County Grand Army men on tso proonyt o,
sde until the order given for the procession 70 START
The object of th: arrangsmsnt xea@ % oS 20 py1rs.d
ss to how It will be possible TO handle the number OF
men who are expected TO take part In the rocessSn