{"newspaper_name": "The daily union.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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Tsk sEsAIss pa coMgoDORE pLckTug ~ Ebe
remsins Of tins gallant son u thy tayy psssed
tbrosglSshi~ s,y yesterday. their ~sy 70 Phsa-
depbia for interment They were received at the
outer depot by escort OF ellizea soldiers, u'
der the oommsna Of Mejor James O, Law. The
"Indepeodent Greys," Lieut. Shut, commanding;
tho "Junior ArulIerlsts,y Lieut., Gill, eosnmaadins;
me .'lndspsndent Blues, . IL L,iohsasi. commandr
ing; and the Old Defenders, composed tbs escort.
The coffin was placed in the hsarse and drawn by
four white horses. We noticed in the rear Of the
hsarse, Col Davies, Majos Twisgs, and Com.
Ridgely, and other officers, as moumers, The ss-
cors ailer passing through the greater part Of Bal,
tipore street, proceeded 10 the steamboat George
Washington, winch lsfi At eight O'CLOCK ast even.
ing, with the remains, for Philadelphia. A grand
funeral procession will Jake place in the above city
to'mprrow,Y The excellent band Of ,ths lndepsnd-
ent lreys accompanied tho escort, and dlsooarsed
most solemn music throughout tho whole route OF
the procession. The military display was a merit


ed tribute 70 the memory Of brave and meTitorous
ofhcer--- Baltimore Clipper, OF 2s.0ls4.I % rlI