New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

Mullgan, and Ensign Francis J. Haescler.
Conternos Navy Yard Band.
18th Regiment Drum and Buge Corps|
Battalion OF United States Marines, Major r. w.
Huntington, commanding; Lieutenant George F. Elliot
adjutant
Gasscovered hearse, containing body Of Captain
Ericsson, the coffin with the flag OF the original
Monitor the heafse drawn by four horses ana accompanied
by Hans Anderson who served on the Monitor; Morris
Kane. Charles F. O'Nen and John Williams seamen on
the Passaic Daniel Leech, OF the faapsco ana
b. s! Osbon OF the Montauk
The following invited guests in carriages; Secretary
b. f. Tracy and RearAdmiral John L. Worden, in the
first carriage; }. A. W. Grip, Minister Penpotentary OF
Sweden and Norway H. J. BecS-Frus Secretary OF Lesa
ton Count c. Lewenhaupt attache Nce-O onsui ChrS'
touher Rayn ey.Secetary OF the Navy w. {. whitney;
Rear Admiral D. L. Brane Major-G General o. o. Howard.
and Colonel Curtis; Rear Admiras Bancroft Gherard
W. p Mccain and John q! walker George ii. Robinson
Colonel w. C. Church. c. s. Bushnell, William H. Webb
Thomas F. Rowland, william Bspham John o. Sargent
John d. Crmmins V. +. Lassoe and Samuel W. Taylor.
Captain EricssOn's private secretary
Amarantbus Lodge Of odd Fellows (of which Captain
Ericsson was a member, Professor James y. flteh,
noble grand: and Manhem Lodge the Swedish lodge Of
odd Fellows.
American Society Of Swedish Engineers.
American Society of Civil Engineers
Marine Society Of the City OF New-fork.
Swedish Division
Norwegian American Seamens Association
Grand Army Division composed OF the Following
Earracut Naval Veterans Association; Naval Post, of
post and William Lloyd Garrison Post
osbon Cadets. 49,
odd Fellows Division. Deputy Grand Master w r.
snooner marshal led by Cantons Of Patrarchs Militant
and followed by six divisions Of subordinate lodges as an
escort to the grand and past grand officers
THE ROUTE OF MARCH.
Tho limo If march will be through Second-st
70 Second-ave.. TO Eighth-st. or st. Marks Place,
through Aston Place to Broadway thence to Bat
terry Place and Pier A, North River. When the
head of the column reaches Pier A, the Marine
Battalion will form line on the right side of the
street presenting arms the hearse passes ana
the band will play the Swedish National Hymn.
Commander W. H. Whiting, with junior Navy
officers as aids, will have charge at Pier A, and
will supcrntend the embarkation of the body
on the Navy Yard tug Nina and see that the
wharf and its surroundings are kept clear of I'M
authorized persons and vehicles
In the meanwhile the Navy Yard tug Nina,
which is to take the body from Pier to the
Baltimore, and which, with the Navy tug tatalpa,
will cal ry those officially invited to the ceremonies,
will be made ready 10 receive the body. Com
mander Horace Elmer communicate OF the Rear
sarge, will he in charge Of the boat formation;
which will be made at 80 p. m, ana he VIII
allow no passengers 10 be carried in them.
TRANSFER OF TIID BODY TO THE BALTIMORE.
II is intended that the Nina shall leave Pier
precisely at 3 D. IN. She will be preceded by the
steam launches of the vessels of the fleet, in
double column and followed by the Catalpa and
the pulling boats from ali of the vessels in double
column During the transfer Of the body on the
water from Pier A to the Baltimore, minute guns
will be fired from the howitzers mounted on the
monitor Nantucket.
On the arrival Of the steam launches and boats
at the Baltimore, the forma ton VIII he broken,
and all will return to their respective vessels.
After the coffin has been placed Oh the catt1alque
ON the Baltimore the invited guests Will take
their leave and return 10 the shore. The Ba
more will then Get Under way and proceed on her
voyage to Stockholm Sweden, where tne bod%
will be given up 10 the United States Minister
and by him delivered to the Swedish Govern
ment. Each of the United States war vessels
after the Baltimore has passed. VIII nre .>auOll
salute of twenty -one guns win the swedish cOl"rS
at the fore. and hoist colors from half-mast dur
ing the salute. c.,,. .ho poI,i
Outside of the harbor of Stockholm, the balI-
more will he met by escort OF NWedlsll Wax
vessels. including the monitor John Ericsson
which CAPTAIN Ericsson designed altci the oilIl''
! Monitor After delivering the BODY Al N'"'k
| holm. the Baltimore will 60 TO Lisbon, fortueil,
| for such orders as may be sent 10 her from "'
| NAVY Department: but she Will pronapIN "ih"ii
| in Furopcan waters for several months , ~.
At the end Of the ceremonies to-uaH' uhc II
cago Atlanta and Yorktown will anchor III ,ne
North River off Twenty-third-st- the hcarsirS re,
Dolphin Pensacola and Nantucket VIII ic.uii" ~
the Navy Yard. and the EnteTprisr VIII ""'' -
doris in the bay 10 proceed 10 Brazil - ,u.,h
w C. Church. writing from the Century 'I"p'
makes the following suggestion .o.,i,
"Would not our shpmasters hee1 sug It .
coming from The Tribune that they hal-mos'
tbeir haos tomorrow in honor OF John frlcsso'-
| Who among his numerous contributions 10 hau"-
| cal science, gave us the propeh''