New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-06

New-York Petroleum Exchange
NewYork Board of Trade aud Transportation.
New-York Mercantile Exchange.
Maritime Association. Port OF New-iork.
New-iork Metal Exchange.
Republican County COMMITTEE.
Young Mems Republican Club or New York.
YOUNG Mems Republican Club, Kings County.
Young Mems Republican Club. Jersey City.
Young Mems Republican Club, Baltimore
Third Ward Lincoln Club
Association OF Exempt Firemen.
Volunteer flremen's Association
Excelsior Council, No. IA. .. u. A. NJ.
sOceta del Fratcrno Amora.
Excelsior Association Of Jersey City
Knights OF Pythias.
Knights OF Sherwood Forest
Sons Of Veterans
Valley Forge Council No. 2.
Colonel Benjamin yesterday sent letter to General
Aspnwal in which he said:
General Hancock has authorized the German Leder-
kranz sing songs of eight minutes duration each
at the City Hall Saturday morning next, at the SER
vices there. Mr.. Julius Hoffman, vce-president has
been directed to consult with Mayor Grace TO
for admission the City Hail. The United German
Singing Societies President T. Il. Ringer. has also been
authorized to sing at the tomb Saturday. and the
president has been directed to consult with you as to de-
tails Of arrangements at the tomb Limitation as to
time the latter is ten minutes
General Aspinwall asked Major Cooney to
arrange N4tu tue MdyOT III accoTudHcc
with tho order Of General Hancock.
The Lederkranz will sing the two pieces which they
have proposed, the Chorus of the Spirits" and the
"Chorns OF the Pilgrims" The united societies have
been requested to submit their selections for approval
Henry Ledc vice-presdent Of the Beethoven Maenner-
Choir which offered TO sing In the City Hall on the re-
cepton OF the remains received telegram late In the
afternoon yesterday from General Hancock accepting
the Offer IL then late To inform the members Of
the society, ana the singing was temPorarnp aoah'
doned Mr. Ieidel hopes to have tile society sing In the
Hall to-day. II permission can be obtained
General Aspnwall, by direction Of General Hancock.
yesterday appointed the following additional aides
aIto. General H. Barney, Breyet MaJoI,Grnera Ei.
ward Tezzero Breyet Brgadisr:G w. H. Penrose;
JOHN john b. Phelps, Colonel Robert Leio1 BEL
k9ap. Breyet Colonel T. NJ T. Ehler' Brevst
Joseph T. Tobras, Colonel b Perrin smith. Major T.
Livingston Luekcy. Mojor v: T. Madison Captain T..
Parker Captain Dewitt c. Ward Major W. II. Corsa and
lie Presiden, and members Of the Cabinet Will
BILE AT the subrreasury building on Saturday morning
Boar sne Of xdermen The lne of viii
be about 200wl pass in front OF the city Hall coming
cone ia the following The President and Cabinet,
Congressional Committees, Governors OF states, mayor
and President OF the Common Council, Board OF Alier
mep heads OF city depAr ents aud Judges. mayors and
representatives, OF other Cities United states oicias
r. representatives. OF civic bodies
Admiral Jouett yesterday issued the following order
L. :. FLAGSHIP TENNESSEE usr RATE,
NAVY YARD, NEw-ioRk. August D. lSoo.)
In order that may personally direct the ceremonies
er, " Grant ON ON the sth instant snail hoist my dag on
board the U = Dspach ON inc woruS VI , sue 49, s
The Di-patch viii leave the Navy Yard at a. on
the 7th instant and proceed the North River to One
hundreand-t wenty hfth-st.. where she viii anchor.
At 9 a. IN. the 7tn instant the Powhatan Omaha,
a position near Riverside Park. They will anchor by
signal IN column at half distance to the southwark OF
flagship viz: Powhatan Omaha, Swttari and Alliance.
The following ceremonies VIII be observed on the DAY
At sunrise ensgns. flags and pennants will be hoisted
The Presidents Flag viii be displayed at half.mast
from the OF the naghip from sunrise until sunset
gun Will be fired on board the Dispatch at intervals
OF every half hour from sunrise to sunset.
All vessels viii ockoil their yards, gais ana iower
On the foremost OF each vessel the starOoard
yari-arms will be topped up; on tue main the port
yard-arms viii be topped up and ON the mlLzen. the
starboard yard-arms VIII be topped up.
Yachts other vessels which desire to participate
In the ceremonies are requested u anchor 10 tue SOUTH
ward OF the naval vessels In column of theos hree YES
sells abreasp In close order e,ur a..
When the funeral procession starts from CITY Hail. tue
oh will - twenty-oue minute guns
As soon as the Dispatch has hred twenty-one guns
the Powhatan and the other vessels la successi"h Will
IRE twenty-One minute guns .,,
The order OF succession In firing viii be as follows;
Dispatch, Powhatan, Omaha, Swatara and Alliance
TIE Naval Brigade will be transported To the landing
place by Navy Yard tugs which VIII proceeu from INC
Navy Yard vessels off Riverside Park. and thence
The time and place of landing will be indicated here
Coffee or tea will be provided for the brigade after its
return the tugs. Each officer aud man VIII be pro-
yided with "A cautecn of water
Tho surgeons and attendants, with medicai supplies
will have amDuances in readiness, and make an praes
cable to protect the health ana add 10 me
comfort OF tho naval forces during tne loIn'" ~ o
and the march Riverside Park which VIII be fatignnS
and Will be likely To cause cases OF prOstrdoh iroh te
heat. -, -, a.
RI. Commander-inchef of the North Atlantic Station.
the Comma dant tho NewYorS Navy Yard, and other
officers detailed will ride in the procession. Carriages
Will he occupied In the following order;
First carriage on the Hsh' Auiii@i 'oue'' anu p''
second carriage. Commodore Chandler and stan.
The three vi her carriages Will follow Win ofncers ac
S 5oson which the carriages occupy the process
The uniform for naval officers riding in carriages will
be special full dress. All officers VIII wear 'he usu"
badges OF mourning. go 49,, 80, o
After the funeral ceremonies the vessels which do not
belong to tue North Atlantic station Will Dc rene'eu
from duty under my command
JAMES T. JoUETr, Rear Admiral.
Commanding T. s. Naval Force on North Atlantic station
Mr. Crimmins received In the mornng q telegram from
General Hancock which said that General Aspnwall
would with him about the arrangements for the
final exercises funeral Later In the day Colonel
Percy Of General Scklos's stlf. went out to SEQ Mt
Crimmins ut Claremont with instructions from General
Aspinwal lie said that 1t was understood that the SER
vices ut the grave would be those OF the Methodist Eps
copal Church. conducted by Bishop Harris the reading
OF which would occupy about fifteen minutes. inc
General Army ritual would then be road requiring per-
haps fifteen minutes more The addresses he SAID were
Co DO brief The Meade Post, OF Pnilaiepal OF which
General Grant was member VIII con iuct the Generai
ARMY services, AMI with the Grant Post, VIII
be the only organizations to participate except tue
singing societies. The interior space OF the psateai
will then be filed by tho guests from various cities and
states platform will be built to the south OF the
tomb facing southwest IL VIII only DO
made large enough for about twenty
five persons who active part In the services On
Saturday morning force OF several hnndren
will take OF the grounds nc O'clock and no
one hut those authorized Will be permitted the limos I'M
Ill the funeral is over. - - q,
General Hall, of the New-York Department &. A. r.,
arrived last night and opened headquarters AZ
the Automatic. lie expects 5000 coinrades IN me
The following committee will represent the Metal Ex-
chanrn al the funeral r. w. Thompson. speneer A.