Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-20

Tar Fu~rs,l The remains q tho late President, !
arrived m Cincinnati Monday morning, Tho 9Th inst !
ahou, DAYLIGHT 90 board the Rauan. They wore &C
companlcd ty the Committee, and hy q Marine Guard
from tie Navy Yard. Washington. They tmmo
diatc, taken 90 the house Of his sonnlsw, Col Tay
Tor The iuucral iook place the ensuing Ncducs-
day morning. =, : O'Clock \. NJ
LAST PUBLIC TRIBUTE.
The citizens Of Cincinnati have united ia
their last public tribute ot affection towards hn who
lately their ueiahhot. friend and Chief Magis.
iraic We have never before wilnes>cd-aud never
again siuN wncss-Such entire and universal CON.
ming hing Of respect and affection, and sorrow, trum an
hearts rs tho occasion called forth A. the cy's pro-
cessiou 90 which added large numbers from The
surrounding country, took up It's slow and measured
tread with the mortal remains of him who ~ lately
lived and moved the peoples friend, the onre silence
which seemed reign universal save where the mel.
anchoiy ditce and muted drum broke upon the still
ness, served 90 reawakcn emotions IN al hearts which
old time himself could not hope To suppress. There
was 30 effort TO create pageant none was pecessa-
| ~. II was but required that positions should he
signed all orders "a the line OF procession, and the
train moved forward IN silence and sadness The late
ness OF the hour at which write viii not permit
more ihan few general remarks. We cannot omit
TO speak however Of that little band Of thirty
forty who marched to the body OF their old Command
They were weather beaten soldiers who, in the Sc
we're, suffering, but brilliant campaign of 'l2-I3, had
follow ed the living General TO his cuunrys battles and
victory, now accompanying his remains TO their last
resting place, and 10 he themselves follow
I'll ed, one by one until the men OF that shall live
Is IN the recollection of their children and country.
z Aud may simply remark that never again will bc
seen assembled together IN time many OF the grey
. headed Pioneers Of the West united IN procession
Cincinnati for the purpose Of offering the last tribute
of affection the pupil OF Wayne aud Father Of thu
West
In addition 10 a large number of our own citizens
81 present were glad to many OF friends from
Louisville and other parts OF Kentucky, and from In
IF diana aud the interior ofOho The order OF Odd Eel
l. lows and Fremen turned out in large numbers, AM
" made an imposing appearance. The members Of tn
Bar and the Municipal officers fully represented
We sorry learn that three four military com
y panes from Louisville delayed by their Boat s.
as not reach this city until two hours amer the pro
cesson had separaied.-L Cincinnati Republican
10 The Late President Harrison's Remains have bee
y honored appropriately their passage to their la
- resting place. At Piushurg they received wit
every demonstration of respect. and with more tina
D common share of feeling. The business OF the cit
was suspended, and the people turned out mass
0he military volunteers in full uniorm) and oscorie
the body 10 the steamboat, board which II was in
~ mediately embarked for Cincinnati.
:, MAJOR Generai Winfield Scott has assumed the con
mand Of the Army OF the United States coniormably
n the order Of the Presiden, of the United States II
H. Aides-d camp are Lieut.. B. r. Alden, and Lieut.
H. ID. Reyes. Until a successor in his late commssic
no be appointed, the reports, returns and application
"a, made the Head quarters of the Eastern Dvist
,, will be adore the Assistant AdJuant General
Il Elizabehtown, New Jersey, whence they will be 70
or warded to general headquarters at Washington, t
lie consideration.