New-York tribune., 1885-08-09

of carriages containing the mourners and
official guests. Tho first movement Of the day
was the departure at $50 Of the cergymen, physi-
clans and pal-bearers, who entered carriages to be
driven to City Hall. The order in which they en-
tered carriages as followss
PalLbearsrs-FIrst carriage General W. T. Sherman,
General Joseph E. Johnston second carriage. Leutsn-
AM r. H. Sheridan and General Simon la Buck
ADMIRAL a's s. G. Rowan fourth Carriage, exsecray
the Treasury George s: Boutwell, and General John A.
pHa1 si1i n SsGftS Mcys and j. press
Physicians-brs. Douglas, shrady and Sands
.lstsns Sishop Henry Potter Pfosstant Eseeps
the Rev. Dr. Chambers Reformed the Rev. Or Field,
Rev Dr. West Cor @ the Rev Dsshon
Roman Catholics the Rev. Robert collyer' Unitarian
Shortly before 10 o'clock the members of General
Grants family and their intimate friends cano out
and took carriages iu.this order:
Colonel r. D. Grant, WIFE, daughter Julia. son u B.
,norellss on Which "arandpapa" was Inscribed In
purple Harrison General Grants BODY
u s. Grant IT, wife and daughter Miriam, and Senior
Romero. Mexican Minister at Washington.
NJ j. Cransr sxMinsicr switzerland. wife, daughter
Clara and Ulysses simpson Grant .,.
j. A. j. Cresswell and his w1fe,
and lockwood Honore, OF Chicago.
Potter Palmer aud wife. OF Chicago; Mrs. F. D. DenS
Major sharpe General Beale. ". J. ArkeIl
Gsorss isse camer "a and Sennie Grant
/ J. W. Drexel and L. p Morton. H. H. Hoporc, N. X.
4 Honore. g. +. Morisrity, Otis GOve.
i Mrs Jennie Rawlins Holman, General Grants ward'
Mr.. Holman and his stenographer, Mr.. Dawson
{ Following these carriages the regular srder Of
procession was made up of carriages ~ toilows:
General Horace Porter, General C. r. Comstock, Cen
eral Rufus ingalls, and General Sooy Smith, VI GRANTS
General George II. Sharpe, Colonel Eli g: Parker;
Colonel o. H. Ross. Colonel A. s. Baxter, OF General
\ Two carriages containing members
General Grants Cabinets exSecrearss Beiknap Robe
aon, Brisow, DeanO and Richardson, eN-Postmaster
a General Tynor. ex-Attorney General Pierrepont
X There was halt for a few moments and then the
President came out and entered carriage drawn
4 by six bay horses. lie was dressed in black, and
one hand was gloved in black silk. He was ac-
i companied by Secretary Bayard. who wore high
white hat vice-President Hendricks entered
other occupants were Senator Blair and General
Hughes East. Of Indiana The members OF the
Cabinet were next placed in carriages by twos. rs
follows: Manning and EndicOtt, whitney ana
Villas, Lamar and Garland.
Colonel Mr. Of Bsyp6ts prss Of
Columbia, weIe in the next carriage and then
n came Justice Wood. of the United States Supreme
Court, and ex-Minister Jay, grandson Of the first
Supreme Judge of the United States
The members of the senate Committee and other
United States Senators followed, by twos, wearing
large wbrte sashes with black rosettes. and pre-,
ceded by Scrgeant-at-Arms W, Z. Canaday and
Deputy Christie:
Morrill, OF Vermont. and Cockre. of Missouri shsr-
man. OF Ohio. and Ransom 81 North Carolina; Ingalls,
south n,H'I Carolina. @ and Manderson Of Se5raska;
Eustis OF Louisiana, and Dawes. Of Massachusctts
sswTors Si and Palmer Of Michigan spooner
8 Wisconsin,, and Teller. OF Colorado
Other carriages following next were filled as fol-
4 lowsi
Board Of Indian Commissioners Ex-Governor Clinton b.
Fisk William H. Lyon. E. Whitssey Albert X; smiley.
members OF the Aztec Association. who served in the
Mexican and of which General Grant was the pres
idcnt, General Charles r. stone Colonel l. sheppard,
General Schuyler Hamilton. General b. Tower.
The Committee of the National House of Repre-
senIatIves in carriages, marshaed by General
Clark, clerk of that body, and other congressman
were follows
Maine; Battcrwoftn niscOck. Lowry. Tuck Tuck
Clark S"s Soorn,"a Mckinney asrruan. sahlnecker
Owdcn. Gallen GTosyspor Le feyrei Con- sNnns mest
Heard Glover. Congressman Van voorns Burleigh.
Pctiibone. Parker. oNel. Colyer Bliss. 0Nel' Parker
aud Heisiand
HYDE aud Arthur Seweii, representing he soldiers
Home at Wgshing gon, occupied the next carriage.
Then camel came GOSsTGGf c9 M h,, IN s;a earrags aas
\ surrounded BY his entire stan, on
horse oack. headed by Adjutant General Farms
4 worth, Inspector General Briggs. General Wiley,
n Geaeral George ;. Field. Surseon-Gencral Read.
A 4Commssary- General LatbIop, Inspector Riiie
practIce Robbins and five aids. After the Governor
of New-lork came the Legislature IN carriages,
4 among tho members being:
Arnold. Bailey. Baraser. Barnes Barngm Brrnnan. l.a
rns Carter: GAr'e GSnnS' oqt.' Isu Sa'Sf asI
Greene Hssan ES,vtn H. hssseS Hsrsns hAffs.tS TssS
H.narlss. H.TS5: HSseSocm aswS Hopkins. nasclr.
Johnson kenny, knnzenmsn. L,id,s k,nd.ay' kyins
on%cr' 9% Osborne Rainss Reilly, Roche RSckefeIIer.
q Rocsch, Eosenthal. Shoemaker. Charles smith. C. T.
X whitmore Williams. windolph speaker Erwin. ex-
4 Speaker sheari, John W. Vrooman' CLERK
n Ex-Preadents Hayes and Arthur occupied the
next carriage The following representatives came
n next III carriages
4 An Young Ming Chinese Consul; Jnshi Kuki Rntehi
Japanese Minister = n Takahash Japanese Consul al
Flores. IL mister OF Ecuador: J. o. do Anlar valente
Of Brazil. o.Taao sssssy % Fyr cs:o
Gonzalez ViqueE. Charge d. Anares OF Costa Rica A.
\ NJ. soteldo. Minister OF Venezuela
II Diplomatic and consular officers under Genera
2 Grant were In the next carriages, as follows:
Charles L. Gorham. Minister TO the Hague William
Pile. Minister to Venezuela f. Bassett. Minister y
3 ". A. Purungton, Charge d'Anaires at Rio Janclro
} consul-Generais Julius A SHELTON: Mexico. and y
Pcnp. Rsiacs e,n Eeynrds ,,n.a Island Da'it 1,ms
B Miiward, Ghent NJ. J. Newwitter. IIiopa and osaha
Japan James Al. Trumbull. Milan William s. Barring
n GOVERNORS AND STATE OFFICERS
\ The Governors OF States with stats followed il
B this order;
Delaware Governor c. c. stokey, the Rev. James G
observation-disclosures Robert E. Pattison Genera
Ut. H. Guthrie, ,Adjutant-Genersl: Leutencnt Col0ne
A. Stanley Hasinger, A. A. General Colonel Z. lac,
G,ddar ms pector- General Colonel o. Shakespt
Inspector OF Rne Practice; Colonel Jsha J. Rogers
NewJ.rsey-Governor Leon Abbot, General; william
NJ. stryker. Adiutant General; Woughby Weston: In
ice; Colones Heudrickson Moore Ihomas stephens
n Asnew. Romane Bechtei Heppsaheimer, Taylor. Per
rinc aides Governor Joel Parker and delegaticl
OF State officers and the Legislature Of New Jersey fol
low we'd Governor Abbot In sixteen carriages
II Connrcticut-Governor H. r. Harrison, General; AdJu
tant General . X. Smith, QuartermAstsr General A.
gooirich Surgeon General, Henry Y. Geio; Paymaete
Ge neral Henry &. Dwight; CoDmissary General, Fred
rrek Barion and aides and Executive Secretary, Arhu