New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-05

tennessee and one from the swatara Ths force
above aesgna%Sa viii Oe M son'nU On Tho
stant the above-named force will e"ip ,nax
the Navy Yard Jugs az son sve It to the foot Of
Forty second-st. North River thence IL win "nmst
sailors white frocks white capcross lcggings ana Due
trousers marines full dress: white & n,c,nns
T Variants band will accompany the detachment on
the 5th instant, and Will be sent to report 10 th ine
Com nj nder Mead in time TO taSe pas9nSe -" '"' 49,
An ambulance will accompany the detachhen'
The matter OF the participation OF the singing oooi
ties has yet been settled. Lieutenant fo"hs yo'o
day came t. NewYork TO confer with mayor "'"oo y"
the subject lie saw Mr. Turner, the Mayors Secretary
On his return to Governors Island he telegrapheu W
General Hancock that II acceptable to him the eoer
srapz sing In rotunds of the City Hall on inc
morning OF the funeral that the Beethoven Maennercho
which has also applied for permission 10 sing
might be utilized to furnish music ut the CITY nan TO-
day on the reception Of the body and that the oh'oo
German Singing Societies with ther
chorus OF 1000 voices might sing
at the grave No reply received last
night to this telegram. teesram was received IRON
General Hancock In the afternoon stating tnat .ms
schedule for the funeral train FROM Albany 10 new Io
provides for the slackening OF speei al ane P,
towns along the route but ior no stops In" ,aPPd in
to the list are: Major W / sEdmore. Mater Ivan Tsof'
CAPTAIN John n. Weeks, Captain James III. Merrynah'
Aaron Vanderbilt p. Lacey Goddard ana Cs'onei
Among the organizations whose applications for place
have recently tcen received ut Governors isahu ARE
the National Veteran Corps OF Chicago; veterans o. .ne
lOth Regiment Newton Volunteers; the lst Regiment
OF the Department OF NcwJersey, Union veteran -. AT
my. so or rs men; the Consolidated Stock ana r"ro
srhofcd has written that he intends TO pe pressn..
Governor PatisGn OF saH hax. asked for
place Gilbert A. Pierce. Governor OF Dakota. asO aShed
the Jidces OF Kings County will join in the procession
in carriages General Ftzhugh Lee VIII be ahhouhcs'
as one General Hancocks aides
he The Federal Blilhlng winch Hrc uSfu rs
the headquarters Of Generals Aspnwai ana Mom sho",
were crowded. yesterday with aides. clerks ana menpe.s
OF the Grand Army. kilograms and letters were re-
ceivcd in LARGE numbers many OF them having peen '"'
from General Hancock's headquarters. Am.
Ex- President Hayes telegraphed at would De ~ the
Fifth Avenue Hotel Tomorrow Governor App 1 .,
New-Iersey changed bis offer OF abrKa lie Oh Ne"-Jtrsy
Volunteers that OF division numbering 5000 men uh
der the command OF General Plume MAYOR Hugh Obren
and members of the Boston city Counci sent wou a'
four carriages would he needed for their transportation
Congressman John ID. Long OF Massachusetts, was ap
pointed in place OF Thomas BROWNE who was nnaoie 70
attend the funeral To represent the lloase Of Representa-
The officers OF the lst Regiment OF the Naonai
Gnard of Massachusetts sent wpru INA 1isa" .Toa ~
would he 1000 strong on its visit 10 tbls Guy; A. t
partly prepared showing the persons for whom ear
would be between 800 and 400 carriages Ia the process
An order received at the Federal Build g issued ny
General Shncr. directing tho formation oi thc troops on
the line of Broadway. According 10 this arranseehtne
visiting military organizations would form gu the lett
side between the City Hall aud Cana st tine seon avs
ion Of the Ma Ona Guard abOye on the same street tnr
First Division further u the street and the United states
trpOI on sBroadway and Fonrteenth-st There would
catafaqae was .bronght out General sckes said that
the order wOuld require General llancocks az rova.
General Shalars order is dated from NO 100 Mercer-
1T. and Is A. follows:
in orier that the formation may completed with as
little unnecessary marching Of the troops "a p"sSp
with The least Interference vita the movements 9"
the societies and other bodies including To march III Tue
OF remains 1T il important that Wishing orgka
early notice OF their positions IN me
column This notice cannot lie given until a who de
sire to parade have sgnined their Intention IL Is ursed
therefore this office furnished nj once with the
strength of such organizations the name rank. and al
of Y
they Will reach New York The troops Will be formed
in epIoye ed line the left resting the CITY Hal Park
The precise point which the left OF each organization
will rest will he given soon as all have reported hs
above uuested The colamn is expected 10 move "t ~
O'Clock promptly.
Assistant Adjutant- General Bracket. OF the c. A r.
received word yesterday mat the Department Com
rnand-r James A. Hail. Of Maine. aud his stan viii be
here TO Join the veterans Two OF the Department OFF,
GERS Of Iowa have been detailed and on their way.
Nine officers comrades Of tie Department of Texas.
especially detailed. expected here by
Friday. General ". T. sherman. A @. Peterson
and General A. S. Fullerton Will represent Ransom
Post OF Missouri The matter OF reading the ritual OF
stood that Meade Post OF Phiadcphin will probably
perform the ceremony at the TOMB before the religious
services. An effort has been iDadf 70 have ae Post
assigned place IN line whore II be In position Tor
this duty Colonel Bracket reported 10 General Daniel
T. sickes. VINO has command OF al thc DIVISION com,
posed Of the veteran organizations that provision need
not he male for over $4,000 men on account OF The
Grand Army OF The Republic Coone Btaeket sngge,ts
that barrels OF lce-water and oatmeal be provided by
in barrels along the line - march as was done
during the Grand Army Of the Republic Encanpnent
AT Portland and Minneapolis
H. Clay Hail. Department Commander OF the State OF
NewYork will arrive in this city tomorrow and take mp
headquarters at the Albcrmarle Hotel The following
orders were received from headquarters yesterday:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT % NEW YORK. GRAsD)
ARMY or me Il PUBLIC, ASSISTANT ADJUTASri
GENfEArs OFFICE, UTICA. " u. Aug l. 1888.
General order
T. For the information Of posts intending 10 pariic
g, fla Ia pf he
funeral Of our late eomrade. u s. Grant, II Is announced
that all Posts Of the Grand Army which can do 50 mast
appear In uniform Uniformed posts Will be gwen the
right Of line IN each division.
of Grape the left above the elbow being the
sar;e badge worn by officers OF the regular army.
Ill COmfade Charles ". Canton Will take commend
of ali posts outside The cities of BROOKLYN
which may report In time for assignment m line. lie Will
be- attached u the second division and VIII report Tor
orders TO Grand Marshal ComIade Fred Cocheu.
". Attention is again called TO the paragraph OF q
former order requiring posts from outside the cities OF
Ncw.York and i;rookyn Ito promptly report through
their conmanders TO Department Headquarters at the
before FRIDAY evening" August T. may remain unas-
signed Posts from distance may report By letter.
VT isexFeced that the line will DC on extended
ono, aud unless different orders are received from the
coumander-in-chlet prior TO the parade. tho Grand
Army posts must he formed in solid column. al half.
distance less than fourteen files front, officers OF
posts upon right flank. By command Of
H. CLAY HALL Department Commander
A special order from Department Headquarters re-
quires members OF the department stan residing In
NewYork City and Brooklyn to report to o. r. Clarke.
Assistant Adjutant- General at the Abenarlo Hotel at
0 a. IN. to-day for orders Members OF the personal
staff will appear in uniform, ordered by the Council
OF Administration. Aides-lecamp will appear In this
uniform at their post wearing the badge OF their rank.
At meeting OF the Grant Guards coorcd. held In the
lecture OF Mt Olivet Baptist church Monday
ming thesfoowing OF Its members appointed to DO
grooms at tho funeral on Wednesday aud Saturday
Richard T. Davis John Brown. David Grant, George
Smith, Wellington Hawkins. Horace Allen Moses
Slaughter. Charles III. Smith, Sandwich |
Harris Lawrence j. Walker. John Steel |
Lewis fIoyer. Pbtp Hin. jerry II. Roberts. In add
Randolph, Madison Dennis, James II. Johnson James |
O. Brisby. Labon A. Pnrnell Joseph Alien Frank |
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