For the present it is deemed sufficient to say that the whole military part of the procession, including the regular troops of every arm and denomination and all the militia corps, whether of this District or of the States, will be consolidated in one column of escort, whereof Major-General Macomb, Commander of the Army of the United States, will take the general command, and Brigadier-General Roger Jones, Adjutant-General of the Army of the United States, will act as adjutant-general and officer of the day. WALTER JONES, _Maj. Gen., Comdg. the Militia of the District of Columbia_. ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, _Washington, April 6, 1841_. The Major-General Commanding the Army of the United States and the major-general commanding the militia of the District of Columbia, having been charged by the executive officers of the Government with the military arrangements for the funeral honors to be paid to the patriot and illustrious citizen, William Henry Harrison, late President of the United States, direct the following order of arrangement: ORDER OF THE PROCESSION. FUNERAL ESCORT. (In column of march.) _Infantry_. Battalion of Baltimore volunteers. Company of Annapolis volunteers. Battalion of Washington volunteers. _Marines_. United States Marine Corps. Corps of commissioned officers of the Baltimore volunteers, headed by a major-general. _Cavalry_. Squadron of Georgetown Light Dragoons. _Artillery_. Troop of United States light artillery. Dismounted officers of volunteers, Marine Corps, Navy, and Army in the order named. Mounted officers of volunteers, Marine Corps, Navy, and Army in the order named. Major-General Walter Jones, commanding the militia. Aids-de-camp. Major-General Macomb, Commanding the Army. Aids-de-camp. CIVIC PROCESSION. United States marshal for the District of Columbia and clerk of the Supreme Court. The mayors of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria. Clergy of the District of Columbia and elsewhere. Physicians to the President. Funeral car with the corpse. _Pallbearers_.--R. Cutts, esq., for Maine; Hon. J.B. Moore, for New Hampshire; Hon. C. Gushing, Massachusetts; M. St. C. Clarke, esq., Rhode Island; W.B. Lloyd, esq., Connecticut; Hon. Hiland Hall, Vermont; General John Granger, New York; Hon. G.C. Washington, New Jersey; M. Willing, esq., Pennsylvania; Hon. A. Naudain, Delaware; David Hoffman, esq., Maryland; Major Camp, Virginia; Hon. E.D. White, North Carolina; John Carter, esq., South Carolina; General D.L. Clinch, Georgia; Th. Crittenden, esq., Kentucky; Colonel Rogers, Tennessee; Mr. Graham, Ohio; M. Durald, esq., Louisiana; General Robert Hanna, Indiana; Anderson Miller, esq., Mississippi; D.G. Garnsey, esq., Illinois; Dr. Perrine, Alabama; Major Russell, Missouri; A.W. Lyon, esq., Arkansas; General Howard, Michigan; Hon. J.D. Doty, Wisconsin; Hon. C. Downing, Florida; Hon. W.B. Carter, Iowa; R. Smith, esq., District of Columbia. Family and relatives of the late President.