The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-18 00:00:00

Elie tiobg.

Gentleman
Garter Principal King-of
Usher.
TILE CHIEF MOURNER.
Su orter Ina long mourning &in,
Th. Marquis of pp
ArP his train b roe by th. f. *d
non. Wain on Well. 41er " "
Twegthiau* "bui*
L.ird Charks
Assistants to the Chief Mourner,
Relations.
Friends.

Gentled"
ribet

The supporters of the pelf will seated no 'toil ea earl
side of the body. The officers be tying thv timatrois
be ranged behind the supporters of the p.ll.
The chief mourner will be seated in r chor at the bead
of the body : his supporters on either side ; the Mil
bearer behind, and the assistant mourners upon stools--
also on either side. The relations and mewl of the de-
ceased will take places behind the chief mounter.
The body being placed on • bier and the pdi beim ne
moved, the coronet and cushion will he plot d on the rafts,
as alto the Field-Marshal's baton of the deceased..

The foreign batons will be held and— %mooned daring
the ceremony by military officers of high Ludt in the re-
spective armies of the different foreign powers, and they
and their supporters, anti the Marquis el A,,gles,y and Us
supporters, will occupy stool. at the foot al tlo• c..ttin.
The part of the service before the interm, rat and the tee
them bang performed, the body will derovhal into
soul, ; and the service being ended, Outer will pia
the s!)le, and the Comptroll. r of the dectased, lireak'n4
staff, will give the pieces to Garter, by wheal they
deposited in the grave.
Knights of the several Orders will wear their nuns
Titer persons forming the proceuion, not being must*
log co.iches, are to be in private carriwies.

ARRIVAL OF TILE CORPSE AT TILE HORSE
GUARDS.

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From the hour of nine o'clock the van tut entrains
the Horse Guards were besieged by numbers union tops
admi-tanee so as to witncsa the arrival of the beans e*
tattling the remains of the illus.ricius dead. Oriers, ks°
ever, had been given by the Cernotatiderou Catch thtt
one ahouht be admitted after eight is the evening, sal
those bearing official authority as actually eugaged ia thl
preparations tor the funeral.
Under the side windows of the Commantleuin-Chnri
offices was the tent containing the funeral car. This b~
was hung with flag*, festooned with cripe, avid on eate
side were arms displayed, reVertell. Into Or; place Oa
body will be removed from the audience chamber. thl
placed upon the car at seven o'elo.-k this morning. A' I
quarter to twelve o'clock exactly the spores. h of th- hang
containing the corpse was anuouneed at I:.etlepolfflo'ci
the Commander-in-Chief. Colonel Terratt. of the
Fu •diers. rode up and called rof Ills Ittcnl Iliehreeths
Duke of Cambridge. The guard wit et 'once ordired vat!
and too avenue of the hest and 2oii hattrlion
G uardn with arms reversed was knot, diately brats! se...ar
the contmond of Colon. 1 Bile.
The hearse stopped at the porch of the Itui:diat
.cff
some three minutes, and was then eloarly draw, I,o'll
Imtnediately following was a carnage coot*ilArta rev.:
offic• re, and then another with th • principal dottestat ot
the deceased. The hearse, oiler halting at the entrith_lll
the office of the Commander-in-Chief, was.thed blais
officer in command, and the entlin coalition,* th,
borne by idfiecrs, assisted by :r thltalisrua
up the rsr'
case and en el d into the Authenee Chamber. It""c'"e' '
the Commander-in-Chief and the Duke of Cavlh.,
The guard of honour, form, d lir a ovneany of Ow
FusilierB and a troop of dismonated II .r.e trusrlsl3-at
was then placed on duty, and the gates at oace rioted.

VISITORS TO LONDON.
The a-4,cml railway stations presented ..n animated tset
during the whole of yesterday. Excurotom trains arv't
in rapid oueceooton from all parts ; the announcemae.
" double Journey tickets at single fanw " bong rettl
sponded to by our country root.. anxious to witness
funeral of the late Duke of Wellington. At the (1.
Western It a ffi lway the trne immense. 131
line the officials and scholars from F... 0.1
conveyed by special train, last niche, to Patidlogton.
equal amount of businesswas transact,' en Sig ElO9
Counties and South Western line., a vast soother at ITA,
engages! in the procession resehimt the :atter tames!!
course of the day. The number of excersionists forel
's,
*_'
misigh•trn and other northern parts oust hnsc *".
sumo thousands.
The Manchester Royal 'Exchange is to be rt
closed, the Stock Exchange is to he *holy eloc, • ke
the mink. to are suspended unit after the dor. Thept
ing me. chants and manufacturers elev. and thee
will he followed by most of the prim Ip*l tratic,wl.
Psi
cathedral bells are to toll, and to clew with •me ro
I her will be service in several of the cherrnoc.t
banLa have vs ho epee, b''. la: Mr. A alp •
nest t steed beyond the wastroPol4.

At Birmingham thorn will be prd
• ovow
c..4.4t;uu tblut t rn get r.. 0.
of the great duke : tho ehops will be ei,Sed, the
having taken plaos yesterday, accept in so ha sr mr--

fvr it the ng@ be oned tie mum a somber
me tu
dealers hating will
pe
to accede to the wish of 1,
Oars to kohl the markt t on %V edivestlay. ib. orehnitral
...titter of the issdcal festival have arranged fee the
gyn. at, * 114101011 of appropriate music iii the Tows
gn. Nl h the view to lend additional character and
asp, rota to the etc:la:on, as coca as the performance, a mi.
b,,ey trophy is in coarse of erection in front of the
Bch ar.'. Oa • maraLTS plaids, covered with black cloth,
arms a °news altar monument, ors which is placed •
e„,;,,e,d toed oCitie Duke, by Ilehnm, and at each corner,
sad OU for toot fve steps of tho monument, am placed
madtl Mrs of eassical fovea. On either side of the meas.
▪ *spl r ding on plinths, covered with black cloth, are
u„ph‘es, eormiatnig of fire-arms, drams, dogs,
retrace helmets,
P, Alta 0,11. r military objects, whilst in front of the
Oat. are deposed bayonets, sword', and ramrods, in ye-
• devices. In front of the monument the victories of
the grist e immauder are recordod ; and at the angles of
me plinths will stand four disinount.d dragoons, Mit.
A.: VII their arms v.versed. The height of the
yhatli is four feet throe inches, and the monumeid resting '
'pm rt sis feat sis inches, making a total tlevation, in-
chidiug the bust, of or.riy tendert% feet, whiter the total
kagtit of toe three plinths is twenty feet. Much good
nide bs been displayed both in the design and construe.
pus t.l the trophy. The orchestra will consist of about 170

THE LAUREATES RODE
ON THE DUKE'S
ATH.

The fold ming are passeges from Alfred Tenny-
son's Ode, just published by Moiou :
t.
Let u. bury the Great Duke
With an empire's lamentation,
Lie no bury the °mat Duke
fo the noise of the mourning of a mighty nation,
When lenrehearlanded leaden. I .11,
Ana warriors carry the wartioes pall,
Anil uarkens hamlet sad ball.
lt.
Where shall we lay the man whom we deplore ?
Let the sound of those I,e wrought fur,
And the Vet of ;Noe he fought her,
Echo ruaod his boots for evermore.
YU.
A p.-ople's voice ! we are • people yet.
311 min else their nobler &teams forget
Coufwe .1 by brainless mobs mad lawless Powers,
We have • voice with which to pay the debt
Of mast unboun:lcd per, genre and regret
To Vs., great men who fought, end kept it 01111.
0 Tt itesmen, guard us. guard the eye, the soul
Of E Aram keep our noble Emland whole,
And save the one true seed ut freedom sown
Betwixt a people mud their ancient throne,
That sober fre,lorn out uf which there 'primp
Our loyal pas-dui Of our temperate kings;
Fee, a .vieo that, ye save mankind
Till pubhc wrong he tumbled into dust,
And help the snatch of human mind,
T.li crowds be sane and crawler ho jest ;
Buz wink no more in slothful osertnist.
I'. rei thee Our greatness will incrense;
',lionise a darkening future yields
et one ri verso !ruin worse to Worse,
The h 004 of men in quiet field.
And sprinkled uu the sheaves otremee.
And O r. member him who led your hosts:
It spe.t hi. stirred winning • gourd your COMM:
oj. voice is silent in your co'uneil-hell
ever ; and ohatever tempests lower
1' r ever silent ; even if they broke
In thunder. silent—yet remember all
ILe spoke among you, and the Man who spoke;
N 1•110 never sold the truth to serve the hour,
patter ii with Eternal God for power.
Ili- eighty wintin freeze with one rebuke
All great self- seekers trampling on the right.
Truth teller was our H.glainls Alfred mend,
Truth-lover was our English Duke;
Whatever record leap to light
lie Bever shall be shamed.
Lo the leader in thi se glorious wars
to glorious burial slowly borne,
Follow'd by the brave of other lands,
He, on sel•ogi trona both her orsen hands
Lavish Honour snowed all her stalT.
And effluent Fortune emptied all her horn.
Yea, let all good thin;,await
Him who cares rent to be great,
But as he saves or *ems the state.
Not tore or twice in uur rough island-story
The path of duty was the way to glory.
• • • • • •
But speak no more of his renown,
L ty y.oir earthly fairies down,
And in the vast cathedral leave him.
Cod accept him, Christ receive him.