BRows's HorEL.
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Ihe funeral OF the late Hon. II. 4. Herrick,
of New York, took place yesterday with the
usual ceremonies. At eleven o'clock, the
mourners attended at Mrs. Harrison's, the late
residence of the deceased, from whence, attend
ed by the Sergeant at arms, and the committee
Of arrangements, it was removed to the Hall
Of the House. The coffin having been placed
in front Of the Speakers chair, the Chaplain,
Mr. Milburn, delivered fervent prayer, in
which he dwelt upon the mutability Of all
earthly things, but rejoiced that there is one
who is "the same, yesterday, to-day, and for
ever"


The Chaplain of the Senate, the Rev. S.
Tuston, preached an impressive sermon from
the words "Set thine house in order, for thou
shalt die and not live"


After the service the procession moved to
the Congressional Burial Ground in the follow
ing order


The Chaplains ofboth Houses of Congress.
Physicians who attended the deceased.


Committee of Arrangements:


Mr.. Carroll, of New York;


Mr.. Norris, of New Hampshire;


Mr.. Truman Smith, of Conn;


Mr.. James Black, OF Pa;


Mr.. Psndeton, of Va;


Mr.. Simpson, of S. c.;


Mr.. Caleb B. Smith, Of Ia;


Pal-bearers.
Mr. Mr. BoGsp PosksEy Mr. Mr. 1Ia%bG ABbs Ms.y Ky
Mr. r. Chapman, Ala; & Mr.. s. Jones, Ga.
Mr.. Tilden, of Ohio; Mr.. Edsall, N. J.
The family and friends of the deceased.
The Senators and Representatives from the


State OF N. Y. as mourners.
The Sergeant Arms Of the House OF Repre-


sentatives.
The House OF Representatives of the United
States preceded by their Speaker and Clerk
The other officers Of the House Of


Representatives


The Sergeant-at Arms of the Senate.
The Senate, preceded by their President and


Secretary.


The other officers of the Senate.
The President Of the United States.


The Heads of Departments.
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the
Supreme Court of the United States


and its officers.


The Diplomatic Corps.
The Comptrollers. Auditors, and other Heads
of the Bureaus of the several Depart


ments Of the Government,


with their officers.
The Major General commanding the Army.
Officers Of the Army and Navy at the seat of


Government.


The Mayor of Washington


Citizens and strangers.