New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-18
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the Misses Fitzpatrick, BENJAMIN II. Field.
Mrs. Custer, Johnston Livingston, Miss Garcia
Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. F.. Parker Scammoni
Mrs. W. y Hancock, John A. kinsi
mrs Eleanor Denman Lynch. Slr. and Mrs. II.
X. Probasco Mrs Frank +. Craig, Miss Craig'
Miss Grace F. Craig. Alexander Gregor, Charles
err ne StrunHe ns, Mr. and Mrs Richard M9rtmsT Mrs
K. OTIS Mrs George s. Scott and Miss Scott, oliver
T. I. Beim9n' Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmont and
james Jea il WiGants !r. They were received for
Judson Kilpl.rick and her two daughters
The immense number Of kilograms and letter.
OF sympathy addressed to the family was added
TO- yesterday. The following cable dispatch from
Whitelaw Reid which came on Sunday, has not
been published before:
Rachel Sherman, Columbusavc
we both share your sorrow In your and Nations
loss. wIilTELAw REID.
From Santiago. Chilli the following dispatch
was received yesterday:
Hon. John sherman: General Sherman's death
is TO me personal bereavement and wish to ex-
press my deep sympathy with the family hIIo r.v
General Butterfeld got the following message
from the Count OF Paris, who is at Seville, Spain
Please give by cablegram name and address Of the
person OF sherman's family to whom should telegraph
my sympathy.
avoided delay by sending message Of sympathy
to the family in the name OF the Count
General thomas Ewings son Hampton and Alr
Barrett, who was General Sherman's private 6ecre-
tary, kept watch the body last night. This
house Will be open again to-day TO intimate
friends. but only to intimate friends. The citizens
OF New-lork Will best show their sympathy to the
bereaved family by complying with their wishea
in this regard, and by Insuring to the neighbor'
hood of the house the quiet which Is desired.
The general orders for the parade, issued by
Generals SlOcum and Howard yesterday after
noon. run as follows;
Headquarters of the Atlantic,
Governors Island, New York. 49,
The arrangements for the funeral OF the late liluS
tTous Geneai OF the Army. William Tecumseh bier.
having been entrusted by hi, children and other
relatives 70 the care OF the hhdefs'ghed uley haso
agreed upon tlc details 50 lar they relate TO tho
ceremony in New-lork, which are now furnished for
the information and guidance ol all VINO may paFtici'
pate therein
LanGlOn, 1t Artillery, VIII consist OF one IeglIlent VI
United States marines four companies OF nted states
engineers. and six companies loot batteries OF artillery
of battalion Of light artillery Oh ihe Ailny aha
tie National GUarl of New York, and Of two troops OF
cavalry from The National Guard of New-Yorh Ia.
r1denre of the Central No. IS west seventy tst
at o'clock p. on THURSDAY next. the l9th a. inst
Tie body will be borne on cais,on precedei Dy tle
fol!owns-named pall-bearers in oaITiages MalorGen
cla j. NJ schoicid MaiosGeneral o. o. Howard Rear
fer H. J.. Kendrcb Gene al Joseph Il. Johnston,
Maj0r-General d. +. Sickles. Mator-General G.; NJ
SyaTnc yaior-Gcnc al stewart j. Woodford. These
pa bearers will accompany the remains as far as tho
IoIis The special escort OF honor from the Grand
Amy, Lafayette Post will form on the right and len
VI The order Of column following the family and rcla'
~ The President and Vice President Of the United
'' rC Tho members Of the Cabinet.
t3l ENPres.dents OF the United states.
"a committees OF the Senate and House OF Repre-
o5, The Governor OF the state and tie Mayor Of
uf Thn;e hey ofces viii follow the family ard relatives
as rs, The Military order Of the Loyal Legion OF the
United state an ard y 9SSr 81 81 tb 5c RsEnc AS ana Navy
,sI The Corps OF Cadets. United states Military
Academy HaTnI
L0 nse:aes and representatives from veterans, sons
Of veterans and other organizations unassigned under
charge OF General David Morrison: r,,,.s n.
70 Fifty nintRst. 10 Fiftlaye. 10 Broadway Fifty.
eventh-st.. TO Fnnave., to Washington square there
the column. excepting the regulation military eso"''
VI Ths escort win continue its march by waverey
Place to Macdougalst, 10 King-st. TO Hudsoh-st' ~
Wats-st, ct corner Of Canal, through "at'SS'' "
junction with West-st. ~,
Veteran organizations not moving with column VIII
form across Wesst. from "aitssl & % e t fs mo-
Ing foot Of De,bro>ses 81 Inc Gsrrases ~ , n Ind pnd
ccsson will be restricted TO the pallocafSf' iaiis an"
Tie column will be commanded by MaiorGenora
O o. Howard. United states Army.
~ Nat1rGereral daniel Bulterle.d is designated as
senior aide to the General commanding and n marsha
Porter r. my tie President Of the United states
General NJ D.. LeggeIt, TO accompany the Saoiaae1{
ii1yes the Hon. Cnagnccy ~ DeIew. 10 accompany
exPresdent Cleveland; General FLOYD olarAs2h' On "a
I%r1nm. 10 accompany the superintendent OF tho
Military Academy: General Roleit Nngent iorinery .iy
VI yrteTan, ~ D@sbrosses, David Morrison. 79tn
Veterans, in charge Of yGtean % o,EtniHtSn' "a kitten yaa IN
Ren, ,eaar t) accompany cliilces Of relatives
Mr. Loyall Farrarut.
Captain II. p Kmgshury. 9Th Cavalry.
Captain H. ". Wctheiin, oth Infantry
First Licutcnlnt /. .t Craig. en- cavalry. ,n,,.,,
First Lieutenant Guy Howard, l2'h lhiahtfy'
Fir, Lieutenant Harry G. Person; At, caysITy s,,rc,
First Lieutenant Charles e. TVat 9TH Artliiey'
Fir.t lieutenant w. W. FORSYTH, 6th Cavalry;
S,cord Lieutenant samuel Rodman, lst Artillery
Thc cin,cRcs Of TewYo,k CITY are requested TO
have thlf bells .0ed NJ haminute intervals during
the movement Of TIE columns. from = unlil p M;
ard the churches Of Jersey city are rcq'Sd ~ n ,o.
ia rho boedouaror, Of thc General commanding the
The detaS Of the formation in line OF the respective
divisions viii be communicated to ne cIfn"aDcr VI
'"''i' i'''" "''l' OLIVER q. HOWARD.
General Howard will to-day give his final orders
for the formation of troops.
The coffin containing the body Of General Sher-
man will I've covered with the flag which no
presented to Lafayette Camp. Sons OF Veterans.
on behalf of the Lafayette Post. e.. \ H., las.
winter. in accordance with the following ohei'
which has been accepted
New-Yorlx. Feb. Il, 1891.
General Egbert L. Vicle Commander Lafayette Post.
No. l4O. q. \. X. ~ $40 . ~
Mv Dear Sir: Lafayette Camp. No. lao ;. oi w
resnectullv offers the flag presented by LAFAYETTE foS
at the hands o, General " T. sherman TO e9yer S ms
coffn daring the Journey 10 st. Lonis. THIS nag
binds the post and camp t. our beloved Genefa. Sna
il seems omucnty apprc pirate tIit uhuer iV' AoN'
he sIgu,d he borne 10 his last pstng place
"c '" " ~ FREDERICK a. WARE,
Commander Lafayette Camp.
Rrcodier.Gencral Ftzgeralds orders TO, the
First Brigade National Guard, are as follows:
General Orders No. /. IA.
T1 TSa brigade will parade in full uniform with
overcoatS on thursday, February 10; 70 take part IN
the ceremonies Incident TO tae ODsequie VI "'o
iiIustrlou lin General w I. Sherman -,
1al The formation will be IN line on the west sac
- " ichth.ayc and the Boulevard the south side OK
Fjftyssvrn-,t and the west side OF tlithavc racing
rast and north tie left resting In oAly-histst'-s
frlIows: 10Th Regiment. left. on sixty nistst; .u
Rcrimc T. left about FOrty scvenh-st ana Bo1aWehh,
Regiment ON Fiftys vcnth-st left about syn
40 sd Rcg;ment Fi.Ih-,ve. leit about Iin'