Connecticut western news., 1891-02-25

Rear Admiral D. L. Braine, Rear Admiral J. A. Greer, Professor H. l.. Kendrick Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, Mai. Gen. Henry w. Slocum, Mai. Gen. Daniel F. Sickles, Mai Gen. G. M. Dodge, Maj. Gen. J. M Corse, Maj. Gen. Wager Swayne and Maj Gen. Stewart L. Woodford
 These pallbearers accompanied the re- mains as far as the train at Jersey City. Six sergeants were then detailed as bearers, and will escort the remains as far as St Louis.
 The Procession. At o'clock sharp the word to move was given by Gen. Howard, who commanded the column. Following is list of the bodies Ill the pageant and their respective posi-.
 Mounted and foot police.
 Gen. O. O. Howard and staff Escort of honor under command of Col LoonniS L. Langdon, composed of battalion Of United States marines, four companies of United States engineers, six companies (foot batteries) of artillery, battalion of light ar tillcry from the regular army and National Guard two troops of cavalry from the Ma tonal Guard.
 These will surround the pallbearers body on the caisSOn and carriages of relatives
 Pallbearers in carriages. Led horse bearing saddle, bridle, sword and
 side arms of Gen. Sherman.
 Caisson bearing body. Special escort from Lafayette post, G. A. R., oa
 right and left of caisson. Family and relatives in carriages escorted 6y
 Lieut.. Kiliaen Van Rensselaer,. President Harrison in a carriage, escorted by
 Gen. Horace Porter Vice President Morton in a carriage escorted
 by Gen. George D. Ruggles Members Of the cabinet in carriages, escorted
 by Gen. M D. Leggett Ex-Presidents Hayes and Cleveland in carriages ccompanied by Joseph H. Choate and C. M Depew, respectively.
 sentatives, Governor Hill and Mayor Grant, in carriages. ..- Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States and offices of the army and navy
 Col. Clarkson G. A. R. and aids. Marshal George Chapen and aids commanding the first, second, third fourth and fifth sub divisions of the G. A. R. Sixth, seventh and eighth subdivisions of the G. A R., under various commanders. Corps of West Point cadets, Lieut. Col. Flaw
 kins commanding.
 Brig. Gen. Louis Fitzgerald and staff First brigade, National Guard of this state composed of Sixty ninth, Seventh Eighth Ninth, Twelfth, Twenty -secoad and Seventy first regiments.
 Gen. Henry E. Tremain and staff. Officers representing the Connecticut militia
 in carriages.
 Old Guard, Maj. Mclean commanding.
 Seventy ninth Highlanders, veterans Seventy third New York veterans also known as the Second Fire Zouaves, Theo. H. Ruhle commanding.
 Seventh regiment, veterans Lieut.. E. G. Ar
 thur.
 Fourteenth Brooklyn veterans Sixty ninth New York veterans, Thomas M.
 Canton in command. Tenth New York veterans Capt Chamberlin Phil H. Sheridan Command No. l. of United States regular army and navy veterans William E. Morris in command
 New York division Sons of Veterans. Berkely school, battalion of cadets, Townsend
 Morgan in command. Hebrew Orphan Asylum cadets, Mai Cohen commanding Peekskill Military Academy cadets, John M.
 Tilden commanding. Barnard School cadets, T. c. McDoaa,a III com
 mand. Confederate Veterans camp of the city of New
 York, in carriages representatives of the Chamber of Commerce of the city of New York, in carriages. Cnnmlttee representing the New York His
 toricai society, in carriages. There were fully 0,OOO men in line-2, 900 regular troops, 5000 national guard and 13 900 Grand Army men, and those forming Gen. Tremain's command. The police ar engagements were in the hands of Inspector Byrnes. One thousand seven hundred men had been detailed along the route to preserve order. Inspector Steers looked after matters from the house of the general to Twenty y-eighth street, Inspectors Conlin to Waverley place and Williams to the ferry.
 The Line of March. The line of march was from Seventy first street and Eighth avenue to Fifty-seventh street, to Fifth avenue, to Waverly place, where the column, excepting the military escort, will be dismissed; to Broadway, to Canal street, to the ferry. The Grand Army of the Republic kept ill line to Canal street, where they were dismissed. Ex-Confederate Soldiers in the Line. A feature of the parade was the presence of the considerable body of ex-Confederate soldiers who have recently organized under the name of the Confederate Camp of Vet erans. Yesterday delegation called upon Gen. Butterfeld and requested a place in the parade, wishing thus to express the patriotism and loyalty of the old soldiers of the Confederacy and their respect and honor for Gen. Sherman. Their request was granted.
 At Jersey City. The remains were escorted across the North river to Jersey City amid the boom ing of cannon from the forts and war yes. sels in the harbor. Snxxsundsd hy ita