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where he was received by the Hon. G. Washington Warren, mayor,
and president of the day.
The procession was formed under the direction of the proper officers, viz:Colonel ISAAC H. WRIGHT, Chief Marshal.
AIDS.
JOSEPH H. BUCKINGHAM, J. M. WRIGHT.
MOSES G. COBB, J. F. SKINNER.
MARSHALS.
GEORGE S. ADAMS, JOTHAM BARRY, JR.,
EDWARD HERSEY, JR., RI-CHARD NICHOLS,
J. V. FLETCHER, J. P. GILSON,
N. CHAPIN, HENRY NEWELL,
W. G. WHEILDON, A. W. HOVEY,
HENRY HAY, JOSEPH J. WHITING,
F. H. JOY, J. S. KEYES,
J. C. CUTTER, THOMAS TILESTON, JR.,
J. R. BUGBEE, P. AMES, JR.,
CHARLES HEATH, S. P. COLLINS,
WARREN P. TYLER, ZACCHEUS ROGERS,
CHARLES A. SMITH, ABEL STOWELL, JR.,
JAMES FOGG, J. C. THOMAS,
J. SEABURY, CHARLES A. BARKER,
GILBERT NICHOLS, G. P. ALBEE.
The military escort was formed under the direction of Maj. Gen,
B. F. Edmands, by Lieut. Col. Francis Boyd, of his staff, in Union
street, and the command assigned to Colonel Joseph Andrews. About
twelve o'clock, the procession moved from the Square, through Bow,
Washington, Union, and Main to Eden street; counter-marching
thence to Sullivan, proceeding through Sullivan and High streets,
around Monument and Winthrop squares, through Winthrop, Main,
and Water streets, to the lower Ship House in the U. S. Navy Yard,
in the following order:ESCORT.
Col. JOSEPH ANDREWS, of Salem, commanding the Escort,
viz.:
A Battalion of Artillery, commanded by Lieut. Col. COWDIN:
Boston Artillery, Capt. Bullock,
Roxbury Artillery, Capt. Webber,
Columbian Artillery, Capt. Thompson,
Charlestown Artillery, Capt. Bartlett.