Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-08-13

Qedu Ol bue WHICH Was bHeu al
Twenty-third street and Broadway. Riding
along the whole line of formation from the
City Hall on his coal black charger in front
Of his brilliantly uniformed staff, he was
the cynosure of all eyes.
He rode with easy grace and as the people
caught sight of the commanding figure OF
Gettysburg they were inspired with expires
sions of admiration which were only partly
suppressed by the solemn character of the
occasion. On arriving at the head of the
column the general issued the order to
march, and the mournful cortege began tC
move, vending its way slowly up Broadway
to the solemn music of the bands en- route to
Riverside Park The order of the procession
was as follows:
First division, Maj Gen. Winfield Scott
Hancock, staff and aids.
Light battery l, Fifth United States ar
tillery, Capt. Wallace F. Randolph.
Battery of engineers and band, Lieut. Col
Henry S. Abbott, United States engineers,
commanding.
A battalion of four batteries of the Eighth
United States artillery, under command of
Abrem c, Wildrick, viz:
Battery l, Fifth United States artillery.
Battery L, Fifth United States artillery.
Battery NJ Fifth United States artillery.
Battery H. Fifth United States artillery.
Band of the Fifth United States artillery
from Fort Hamilton, battalion forming
guard of honor under command of Capt.
Beck
Company E, Twelfth United States in
fantry, Capt. G. Brown.
David's Island band.
Naval brigade, first division, N. G. 8. N.
Y, Maj. Gen. Shaler commanding.
Old Guard, New York, Maj. Gen. William
Clear
Governors Foot Guards, of Hartford,
Maj. ]. G. Kinney.
Veteran association, One Hundred and
Fifty-Sixth New York volunteers Col Har-
mon ID. Hall
Veteran Zouave association, Capt. Shee-
han.
Thirteenth regiment New York voluteel
veterans, Capt. A Chamberlain
Fifth Regiment New York Volunteer
zouaves, Capt. B. F. Finley.
Second Company Washington Continental
guard, Capt. Norman.
Columbus guards, Capt. J. Cavanoro.
Italian Rifle guard, Capt. s. Sohnabell.
Gariboldi Legion, Capt E. Spazarp.
Columbus guards, Capt. VIM F. Kelly.
Veteran guards, colored, three companies
Capt. H B. Williams
Second Divion.
n. G. s., N. Y, Maj. Gen E. 8.
Molineux
First regiment National guard of Penn
sylvania, Col T. E. Wildersheim.
Gray Invincibles, Capt John F. Kennard.
Gate City guard, of Atlanta, Ga, Lieut..
VIM. NJ. Camp.
Second regiment, Connecticut National
guard, Col w. j. Leavenworth.
First regimont, Massachusetts, Volunteer
militia, Col A c. Wellington
Four companies Virginia State troops,
Lieut.. Col. NJ. S. Spottswood.
First company union veteran corps, Dis
trict of Columbia, Capt. II. E. UreIl.
Union veteran corps, District of Columbia,
Capt S. E. Thomason.
Capitol city guards, Washington, Capt T.
8. Kelly.
Company D, First Minnesota guards, Capt
Bean.
The first division of New Jersey national
guard, Maj Gen. W. Plum and staff.
The catafalque.
Guard of honor from U. s. Grant and
Wheeler posts.
Pallbearers.
Family and relatives of Gen. Grant.
Clergy.
Physicians
Ex-cabinet officers.
Gen. Grants old staff, Messrs A. G. and
G. W. DrexeL
Members of the supreme court
United States senate.
Foreign ministers
Diplomatic and consular officers under
Gen. Grant
Gen. Sheridan's staff.
Gen. Schofied and staff.
Admiral Jouett.
United States navy.
Commander Chandler.
President of the Soldiers Home.
United States district attorney.
Collector of the navy.
Assistant treasurer
Board of Indian commissioner
The committee Of one hundred.
Veteran Division.
Gen. Sickles, commanding the Veteran d.
vision, has the following aides: Maj
Daniel Butterfeld, chief of staff and senior
aide; Brig Gen. Henry e. Tremaine, Brig
Gen. James R. O'Beirne, Brig. Gen. James
s. Frazer, Brig.-Gen. Samuel K.
Schwenk U. s. A., Brig. Gen.
Francis B. Spinola, Col. Thomas Raf-
Lieut.. Col Henry c. Perlet, Lieut. Col A.
dOrville, Maj. J. J. Comstock, Brevet Capt.
Edward Brown, Capt. Matthew Stewart,
Capt. J. M. Semler, Lieut.. John A. H. Nick
els, U. S. A, and Private John Tregaskis.