Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

! the Pfncr de- Join,llr, left the Tullcrrs nn horse
back precisely II | o'clock, and NOTWITHSTANDING
the Great interest attached 10 sgli of the funeral
pageant, immense crowd, awaited his Majesty
leaving the Palace, and lined the bridge, unaV
and every part OF the town through which hc was
Ia pass with his family on their way To the ln,a-
hdeS His rrceptionv;s more than cnlhu>astir-
:" cheering, that II vas easy 10 perceive thai the
sang fro'd and manly indifference lac last week dis
PLAYED IN the moment of EXTREMIST DANCER WINS
more than once o,erlhrown BY the tnuclino marks
oi affection and LOYALTY with which he and ia,
koyal Family were received. lis Maic>l, look 4
calm and well, as did the Duke of Orleans and hi,
brothers; but We regretted 10 SRI tht The cruel
event oil TUESDAY had lc1 deep traces ct efi,i and
apprehension on the features Of the Queen and the
Ptncesscs.
VI about haltpas II O'clock, the Qaecn and
tive PrIncCS>cs, WHO were in d en- mournino.
reached the Church ofthc ln>alidr> and IN ! few
minutes his Majesty also arrived, accompanied hy
the Dukes of Orleans aud Memoirs, AMI tho
Prince de Jonvr, and escorted bS In, sIalt.
Long before the appearance Of the Royal pauN,
tho conntcnanccs oi the auditory, admitted Ia view
the ceremony with tickets, BETRAYED a deetee Of
ANXIOUS expectation, which va, heightened not on
" by the Solcmntv OF the occasion itself but by a
natural and loyal feeling OF Impotence iar the
presence OF the SOVEREIGN, whose r> i,cucc scarce
~ moro than eight DAYS before had been 81 mi
racnlously preserved. 'rhi, itelins was ceinerd At
intervals by the deepest silence, interrupted onl,
10y the irne ct the mn lutc gum, which annonnc-
ci his NJ lIr,tN's pro !rc,, alon, tn lin, followed
hN the procession. The kne entered by the e,l,
on the side Of the Place Nauhan, which he reach
ed bs means OF Il bridnc thrown across the rossr.
On cnetm2 under The dome, he lnalc Il nlln to
the r"hi and passed before the Peers, BY whom,
hc VAS received with reiterated reclamation, nf
tff IL h0' Which was rc-ethurd hy III, Den
nlles seated on thu left lis Majesty then passed
before the EoPs Dfiomot,gac, by the member,
otWhich he was respectfully \ cordially salnted =,
he proceeded toward, the throne which had brr,,
prepared for him near the attn After a shor,
stay IN the church, their Nhie,tlrs retired iaio
separate part OF the building Which had been pre-
pared for their reception. The deputies from the
Courts, the Tribunals, the Institute, Sc. occupied
that Part of the po,atoar of the dome vhlcG r.
manned vacant 'iterthc Deputies Of the Corps III
Pfomatiq"c had taken their places. The estrada.
which had been disposed under the DOM.
for tho reception of the bodies, was deco
rated with the most tasteful macnGcenen and
brilliantly Illuminated, and indeed the whole III the
arrangement, made III the building OF the lnsa-
lIdes were most lallclou, and perfectly in unison
with the solcmny oil the dly.--Each side Of tine
avenue leading from the pate To the front of tn
cdiilco W., ornamented with a succession of obr-
lieks hun" with black, and connected together with
cypress ear md, and lriconured nhg, The Doay.
fo"r ot the Court Of Honor wis hung with black
drapelie, The cup FoH presented by the
church WIS most imposing. From the centre of
each arch ~ the efand nave enormous draper,s
we're suspended. All the window, were hum with
black To the top, aud received no hoht Wlnlrvrr
In tl,a do |, /.
tire. The pillars and pil,,rc, near the pfincipal
altar were covered over with black Grape and vel
vet, and between the principal altar and the dome
to the leti sort oi low estrada had been afranp
ed with seats, cushions and black ,elyci piif djfa
trimmed with slvtr, Tor the drronlmoI alton Of lin,
kIng and the Royal amly.--l 'nlcr The dome
had been arranged an immt nSe square q Trade with
fourteen cenotaphs, all disposed al the >lmr poiu,
of elevation, and surmountcd by rich canopy of
colossal proportions. The architectural ornaments
oi the dome were Ncilrd hy sable drapcrico, which
extended TO the heighl Of the galleries, and com
pIctely excluded all external li9lh. At Tho bfsc of
the vast ca'aiaque, III which NC have iu> referred
were several enormous candcahra, whilst The np-
per part Off covered with innnu ,rable WAY
apcrs, the whole being Illuminated from above by
four arge sepuebral lamps, aud a q1oiry oi lr,-
hes and chandeliers. The name Of each oil th,
victims of the atroeion, attempt OF the lSlI1 Was
Inscribed letters ot silver on each Of the ii les of
he cataiaIquc, around which were stationed = de
achment othc Slh Legion Of the National Guard,
md some troops oi the linz.
Vt hall past O'Clock the arrival Of the ilncraD |
procession wa, announced to lis Majesty, who |
passed through the nave. ana WIS IL |
glln received with the waIm"st aud most cnIhIsiaS-
Ir EXPLANATIONS by the assembled crowd, Il Erpr
proportion Of whom were ildirs. The hicrs were